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7t r EHE Ihb1xyycl. ~ CT; s.::
a. .s.' III ! II s.; 81; s::.
my Ma s y At the sS.d. Dock f st.
4rek ron phi L A y = PMlA.-
k& The no; I Steamship Virginia.
vi leave on fcs fssi t. Ms,
,p a ias,sht or passage, having superior accom-
e; r. CARDoZO. Agent. Rockets.
dced pa,e e,e as tkSn through by steam At re-
A,SN FOR NWKFOLK AND PI K TS.
s MaNmkR1I he, Tsf a,..p acAe. schooner
sATGk6AY For S:Is%cs Il l?s'ss, ss asp IT.. on
ASSS Nr FSk 1GFHAKxLLEsToN. S. e., VIA
sohr IKE Marvel, p CAPTAIN 'i 81 o .n ~
vii sa s snsS %ssk AND s1ns
"n ,es q '.1 freight apply e O. n co, o,,u,
- Ths ysspsI S.., fast sailing sem HzTTfE
P.Itan Of h., ra1s" w with quick
ny is1s. 'A'S " bf's GSta efURi'Tf /" CO.
rs r FOR ROsT N.-FIRST VESSEL
%SdE Inc regular packet schooner SUSAN, Capt
.' N III H W vi. COhHlE.
45EfA TURERs, and others, sending i us Goods J
By the Netc York Steamers for RE-
specific directions as TO where and how thes wish
saad foods sent, otherwise they will he stored at
No charge made G, 595rsrass E sHsh Ssf
&c So-oH llo Broadway, New York.
OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS cOMPANY,f
1 HAVING HNssH1 STsT M eSM + LIZ:
$500 new arrangements with the New York
fSoS%%fNsny ST kkfeSsss p ana
i koANQk r, we are now prepared to forward all
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under Express seal.
Of f. ehrfef weekly
NJ R.o ar, lsGA HsS ';si' s:sH g. ar.
running az usual. mh7-ts
sS f#AS$f Ss rt HS!s t2H
ksS faes III nss r ess 81 he sa s
al K%fket,S f!sfHaEy every FRtDAY MoNDAY
y, and return each alternate day. SUNDAY except
ed ed at the same hour &c o'cockl until further no
The GLEN COVE will be taken n ID n the lne
short time to undergo some repairs. ap3--ts
IafMh rR SSW p6sTd nA I, sHI ~ LINE.
Fol n. PETERSBURG AND RICH
MqIN NI ,r VA, G0NNEcT!N% BY RAILROADS
OF LONG WHARF. BOSTON.-The double en-
CINE steamship CITY OF NEW YORK will form
3 line between "! Boston. Norfolk, City Point and
R,G i . tv'rgn;S Ieayjng Boston for Norfolk
City Point on the 10th and Norfolk on the 2Ist
April: and subsequent to said dates leave Boston
and CITY Point alternately. ersry ten days.
Freight by this steamer will I've forwarded by rail-
road from City Point to Petersburg, a distance Of
nthe mitsS also by cOrtrs6 lighters, to,red bv
steam, from City Point to Richmond. u distance Of
forty miles; the latter at through rates.
Freight forwarded to the South and West by
railroad. from Norfolk and from Petersburg, free
of commission. &c.
II is hoped that this first effort to establish direct
steam communication between Boston aud Vir-
gina. $50 much needed to develop and increase
traue. will meet with such favor and patronage
from shippers as to afford inducement to place
another steamer on this route, and thus complete
and permanently establish this line.
PHlNEAS SPRAGUE & CO..
No 100 Central st.. riy end of State st. Block
AsENTs.-Noriolk. Messrs. J. NJ. SMITH i Bro;
Petersburg. Messrs. y. u. BAPTIST & Co, Rich
mond, NJ essrs. SHIELDS SoMERvILLE.
N)-1m
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RUNAWAYS.

--.---
n NOTICE.-Was committed to the jail Of
sGSM On tine xS 81 a aas Of Aps
jim. He is about CD years old, live feet SIN
Il. inches high, and weighs about 40 pounds
had on, when arrested, brown cloth coat and grey
pantaoons. and had in his possession a paper pur-
porting to lie written by bis master. Robt Harris.
of Campbell county, lauthorlzlng Jim to hire him
hsne e give notice that unless the owner OF
said negro comes forward and proves his property
and pays cLarges' shall At the proper time Pro" Pro.
as ss1 the IL law directs t sAMT 81 HEbRiCE,
my 9-6w Jailor of Botetourt County.
81 KANAWAY.-From the Richmond and
k Da%sS Aux AND
property Of Mr.. Thos. Watts, of Elizabeth
their homes on the 9th April: 1 is presumed that
they still lurking about Hs mpton or that gh-
borhood- The usual reward Will be paid for their
ny s-2w A. WORRALL. sup't.
"a Norfolk Herald please copy. -
sEr4 E3k sAILE-A frst rate g. yc Pps COW
0ue my lets No. lU7 broad st.
nIsf,st1 FOR SALE-A one horse CAR
I5EtssG RAGE made in the city. with harness
xV~A1-compete. IL can be seen at u. A Fran
o.s my u Ft."An street, 9 1oHS M lakewood
SHORsEs, well known in Richmond; One
sas s1 a ss PC sa
er A hss"s family am cAkRfAGE s and HARNESS
will separate them to aeccmm"daie , pITehssers
my l5-5t" Wall st. Stables. Richmond. Va.
TO THE PuBLlt;.--rh suhscr Der
e~T\ takes this method Of returning his thanks Ia
ZAA.tha public, and the citizens of Richmond
in particular, ior the liberal PATRONAGE they have
Sy @ S ga oa r Ss par, "G as;
, s HoRsfs hss Ss1 s and
for H X T.; Also: = few superior SADDLE HORSES,
which can he obtained ON reasonah bic terms.
G. l.. EARN EST. Agent for J. Brummeil.
mv7 LIT 18th ct. bet Franklin and Grace.
"A HEADQ' RS asp REGIMENT,l =
May 18th. 1850 ( II
IA o Tss M iii II. Of Henrieo ,ssa s.x. NJ
mentj will attend their Resimentai Muster, on y
Union Hill, Mt HsckleT's old 9eld, east snbusb Of
The ciicsss Of said Regiment viii attend their
drills ON tho 10Th. nth and 18th inst. yhe hour Of
vi e ss order the
my it'd ]. A. EA6HD. Acting Adjannt.
LiGHr DRAG0oNs-Y conssny
NJ viii muster Il Horner's Shop on HATUR-
TX DAY, the 18th AZ MAY, 1880 9 . o'clnet;
'A HsMdsr Of Captain w. g. CLARKE, q. g..
M ll-dIt.cwlt&sodSt
CTRAW6ERR1ES. 1T9AWBEKklEa.-
- / an 10 daily receipt Of me. large and fresh
Thoss ~ want Of them for
preserving oan eneass mem - any aassnty' ps
ss''' 's'''''oBB aaooyE PLEAsANTs. Az. {.
INV Hts Ma. ; Main ST.. nnrner tth
yUGzK-C6RED Nan y asress hsut|
: ''AaeS' ~ ~ 4 9. y. DAVENPORT.
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BAKER HOUSE.

l. BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best Of accommodations,
with every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelled In the United States.
H. D. PARKER,
NH 3-6m J.F. MILLS
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NARlNE INSURANCE..
TIE vlRalsi sl9I'RRfS;, SER 81 S2alsz Irsvz,

Capital and Surplus, o11OO0O
THIS COMPANY has the advantage Of tscsstN> seo>a
years experience in the llsn rance businssu, mi
having enjoyed the favor Of the public dSrirs iii
Of that period needs no special recOEimsndaecu 10
the citizens Of Virginia.
It effects Fire lnsurance in city and country, and
Marine insuranee to all parts Of the world.
io casn CAPITAL and suyplas are ~ above, and In
AFFAIRS are managed prNdsqty but literally, and 10
rates are ~ low - those of any Othar roOd insfit
ton. DIRKcrOVs:
w. l.. O0ysrdin, ]. Z. Wedsvorth, Patrick cpIlsn.
Joseph Allen, VIM BeeYs, Geo W SniitS
Horace \. Kent, ThO1. Samson, u. l.. Winston.
WA Palmer, Chae. w. Purcell, JnO. N Gordon,
Alex. X; Parker, Jos. P. Winston, Arch. ThOaas.
Jas. A. InOes, n. A. ClAitOrno =
Apply u the President or Secretary, IN person or
BY !etNl: w. l.. COWARDIN, Precedent.
NJ. w ILLI0s H.. 00CrotAHy. II ia .
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Nv DuuIo1. Mevcn,e = =. 1870,

CARGO OF kEAsUN.D TOBACCO BOY
On TIL QRSDAY, the nth inst, comme inx al s
q oc 70, r. We vi! soil on the DECK the cargo
1854 Il SIS seasoned ButtonwCnd PLANK.
g. IT'D - Oak and ButsonwOOd PLANK
ThRMs.-Under SlOo, cash over Sl0O, montns'
myH DUNLOP, MONcURE l. Co, Aact's. =
BY Kent. Pnine & Co.
I ARGE SALE o. "a = sri DRY (OOOS.
- ATsAUCTI0N.-O On Thu kSDAY, the nth I'M
slant, commencing at 10 CLOCK, ne viii sell Al Omv
auction rooms. q arge assortment of ENFi HEi,V
FRESH and SEASONAbLE - = - :
DR. Y g GODS s ef
compusinx a great variety Of new and desirable
TERMs.-Au sums undeI Sl00, cash; over that
amount, months, credit for approved paper
my IL KENT. PAINE Il CO. Auots.
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FUTURE DAY0.


HTGEL lily. s sStcx 6r TFs EN FET IN
TWEEN 3sD AND 3afM STREETS. FOR SALE
p!emises, cn FRlpAY, ths 18th May. 1850. al
the so Excellent Fl BRICK rESEMENT
above. now In the ooos pancy Of MIR J. P0vers, 1t
the annual rent Of $3.50. The lot has q front OF
about "a feet, and depth Of 100 feet 20 an alley.
TKRMs -OIa- fourth cash balance ut 4. and II
months. for negotiable notes, interegt ado. I'd Sc
cured by a trust deed or title retained. The taxes
for 1850 to be paid Ivy the purchaser.
my II GODDlN APPERSON, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERA' SALE UF vALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN MANCHESTER
BOUNDED BI PORTER, RIDDLE AND JACK
son SrREETS.-As Commissionsra appointed
pronounced on the 9Th Of May 1850, in the case OF
shall proceed to sell at public auction. on the
promises. on THURSDAY, the 3lst of MAY ls6O,
at "a o'clock +. (if fair; # not the next far
day .)those two half acre LOTS IN the plan Of Nan
thereon large large Brick DWELLING, occupied :,
the late William Wallace Day at the tine Of his
death. The said lots wi VI be sufdIvited, according
10 plan to be exhibited ut the hour OF sale. The
FOREGOING real estate Is beautifully located.
TERMs.-One fourth cash: the balance at 4, 8 and
u months. for negotiable notes. interest added. and
title retained till all the purchase money Is fully
paid. and a convey ance ordered by the Court. The
BENJAMIN H. NASH. tc.,
PARKE POINDEXTER.} Nommrs
Sale by GoDDIN l. APPERsoS. Aucts. nyH
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SUMMER RESORTS.

As,X MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI.
vCM YPHUR SPRINGS, NEAR THE VIR-
u .f{f GINA AND TENN ESSEE RAIL
kOAD. IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA. =
18th day of MAY. The capacity to accommodate
has been increased by the addition of very plea.,-
ant rooms. The buildings have all been newy
painted and whtewashed and the bedding hrs
much improved by thorough renovation. and icy
Passengers reach this place without stage trar,t,
and those Who may desire 70 80 70 the SALT SUI
SWEET SPRINGS, can take as much rest hel
us they may wish, and then proceed by Mess,s.
Kent. Ficklln Peyton's line II SUPERIOR
reaching the Salt Pond 10 dinner he Salt sulphur
{ 40 mies1 to tea. and the GreenbTier White eut-
phur and Sweet Springs leach 81 inies) to dinner
without night travel. Leave Vr,;iuia and Ten
nessee Railroad at Bag Tunnel Stntt0M.
ROB. H. MOSBY, Proprietor.
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4 COYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK
NMYSULPHUR AN CHALYBEATE
J .GE / SPRINGS This WATERING PLACE
LIST of June. 1t is situated on the line aud IN
tut! rien Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
about half q mile fiom Bonsack's Depot, Roanoke,
Va, At which depot an OMNIBUS will always he
found waiting, on the arrival of the cars, to con
Vey passengers TO the Springs.
These WHITE aud BL LACK LPHUR
WATERS have effected numerous cures; The
WHITE SULPHUR, aggravated cases of Dys
Bladder. General Debility. and especially diseases
of the Nervous System, and those diseases pc.
cullar to females the LACK SELPA q Il, all
kinds of diseases of the Skin, aggravated cases of
letter. and other eruptiOns of the Skin.
he found in the mountains of virginia. and the
TABLE and ATTENDAN of the most salts
factory character, together with fine BAND OF
MUSIC. and every other attraction usually found
at first -ciaGs WATERING PLACES--as to all Of
which we beg lsave to refer to the large number
of persons who have heretofore visited the pl ace.
an l9-d3m J. A. HEPELFINGER. Prop'r
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NSEgTO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND AND
l0E0 VICINITY.
SPRING RACES.

POOL ROO M--FOR
An THE FAIRFIELD AND
\6SN>AS ASHLAND RACES. = The
S\PO Pool. ROOM under the Bal.
G.--E.-.Ss.A-SA->-lardH House has been removed
to a large, airy and convenient hall at the WALL
STREET HOTEL, which will be opened THIS
EVENING. for the sale OF Pools Tor TO- morIow's
are invited to attend. The room will be opened
EVERY EVENING, att o clock, during the next
two weeks my Idiot
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S .ALA6 O. TaE yA1ty49tE .aoyERfY
TAVERN, AT AUCTf0N-Ths su6scr q ~ - ~.
ing recently purchased tbs forego,ns vsns - ~
estate. With the vie y Of ksepins e - Hos~i ~
ciFCu instances having since occurred To rrSv1Sf
he csrYylnG out that intention, 10 kas tstsrw;ss
to 70 -Sel the sad real estate, and for t6st nnrSs
rremissS. on W EbNESDxY. the ~ -. on sss
Il * O'Clock p NJ, III fair; il not the next fsir
front front on BlooIe Avenue Of 10 feet ana depth q
136 feet on Calhoun street. tD 6oddin street. o.
which It has . front Of ia feet: Lot No: ., %
which the Stable stands, has front ON Brooke
Avenue Of Is feet, and depth on Webster street
Webster street of n feet; and depth q Goddin
for the most part in good order. and bsnE q hrek
are insured in the Mutual Assurance Society for
17,1e0. In the ard, between the two HOtels,} y
remarkably hne spring. shaded bv mAEnihcoae
sycAtnnYes and other trees. Tho place 10 . most
beauti1u ana attractive one II 10 not OCly we'll
adapted to Hotel or private Boarding HOUSE. bat
IS also well suited n almost any kind Of buAnose.
being IN 2 part Of the city whore there - much
business being done.
TxRMs.-One- fifth cash. or q negotiable note at
4months, bearing interest," Satisfactorily endorsed;
balance at ], and yeaTs. for negotiable nOtes.
interest payable half yearly,) secured BY trust
deed
Immediate possession will 30 given. The taxes
and insurance for 1860 To be paid BY the purchasers
CHAS. 6. THOMPSON.
Sale conducted by GoDDfN APrERsoS, Aucts.
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by Richard Cauthorn Aact'r.
nRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES. &

TRY GOODS. CLOTHING, SHOES. &C.,
- AT AUCTION On FRIDAY, 18th inst, at
~ O'Clock: at my store, will sell at auction. to
close sundry consignments: Shoes. Boots, Coats.
straw Hats: and various other ariieles:
Trims Cash. lny l6l X. CAUTHORN.
NRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
trust, executed by John Freeman TO the su scri
as Trustee dated 3ist January, 1860. and recorded
III Richmond Hastings Court office. being thereto
required. will sell on MONDAY, 2lst May, at
O'Clock r: NJ, the premises. the real estate by
said deed convey ed. to VITA lot of ground on
Navy Hill, at the northwestern corner of Baker
and 4th streets, fronting 90 feet the west side Of
being the same property wherein stands n house
now occupied by SAID F. freeman.
TFRMs-About $l75 in cash; and the renal nder
upon terms Of payment which will he made known
1t the time OF sale. LUCIEN HILL,
NV ltd Trustee.
rl'nu >TEE'S SALk NF LAND IN HAN.
1 OVER, ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. PuIsuar I to the provisions OF a deed of
trust from VIM. jt. Tyler and wife, to the under
signed, at he request of the beneficiary in said
deed Will, on 'he premises. on the 9Th day of
June. 1860 conI ncing at ~ o'clock, sell to the
highest bidder. re tact of LAND conveye by
said deed cOnta.i ing by estimation one hundred
acres. This ira Il of Land is on thu virginia Cen
trail Railroad. ar adJOlns the lands Of John r.
Cross, JnO. J.. " lgfed's estate and others, and
- a part OF the tract OF land lately belonging to
TERMS. CasI will be required foe SO much as
will be necossay to pay the costs Of sale, record
shs resee the the SsG terms
will be made KIN Nsn on the day cf sale.
my dtds X. O. boswell, Trustee.
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h 81. Nicholas Saloon,

IN SIe NIChOIAS SNIOOM,
MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
The st. Nicholas Saloon, second To no other es-
tahlish'nent IN the State, is constantly supplied
with the choicest
FRENCH AND AM ERICAN CANDIES.
FRUITS. NUTS. etc.
which will be sold. Ivy WHOLESALE or RETAIL
on the most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY NJ MERCHANTS are invited To xam-
me the large and well selected stock which is be-
ing constantly added to. before purchasing else
where.
Parties and famllIcs supelied with CAKES,
CREAN and JELll rs of every description.
Ink SALOON has just been rs,htttd in elegant
stgi,, and CREAMS Of srsry fdroy are served to
LADIES and Gentlemen at the shortest notice. A
call ia solicited. INV s-lml A. ANTONI
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n. watkins = ricklen..
p.rins mi. month ~ Viii Or s ssS, induce
rsSsE 4 a s1s B'' sr2 q ssE .,,
Al the season - advancing, we can afford ~ soil
,aany new aud beautiful styles Of Goods ~ An
na Sso an. %" e. s
TO time with the novelties of the season. espe-
ELEGXNT silks.
DEREGE ANGlhAis, ,,.
fN fiSh j SassSSEEfsRsss'
sffat sinK k kusaHfr -,
"N' falf S5Ss Arr ssa'sr'ses.
FE1 SaS PSsA S S1fff;
AND CURTAIN GOODS.
We can offer unusual advantages. having pur
chased many 81 them al IN" ete auction sales very
We solicit all city and country bayers to exam
he s .ss s ,ff ts yin
my st
entire NEW STOCK OF GOODS in our new
store for the fall trade, we hereby offer to the pub
lie our preSeat stock w,tnoas reserve AZ cog, e,
'' m srss ss Broad street.
ma Rockbridge Alum Waters.-The
Waters possess most decided curative powers and
experience has fully shown that they are efilca-
cious In many diseases of the skin and giandular
S, stem. Chronic Affections ofthe Digest We Organs
Chronic piarrhra, diseases of the K,dnsys. Bad
rors Dyspepsia and SerWnla.
s' wSsfoN be sanned
m & No Mai Str
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rK>s~ CHANG OF HOUR FOR
s s,...s',. AND N RFOLK.> The Steamer
CuK X, PECk, Capt. CLIFFORD, will, on ard az
Ter fDN ESDAI next. 4th INST. leave the Wharf
ana WEDNESDAY mornings, at t o clock precise
W and return each alternate day tSunday except
ed,l at the same hour &c o cock) until further no
tIce. r q UASK
Inc GLEN COVE will be taken of the line a
short time to under
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E00 PAIRS GILT WINDOW SHADES
OOO To he run Oh at an immense sacrifice. on
account 81 enlarging my store this summer
Also. Table and Floor OIL CLOTH: 20 large
gilt framed PARLOK PICTURES, different see
merry, at one halt their value. Call soon. at the
established Window Shade and Dry Goods Store
OF Nj. GOLDEN, 80 Broad ST.,
Opposite the store of Quares 4 Sons.
StGHwuSrA mn Q-A
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I NTY AGAvEN6ER.-The un0erslgued re-
that he is prepared 10 CLEANOUT rear hOuses
sinks, and0theI places Of deposit. and thor hy
lime them. ON the most reasonable 70 rns, and in q
manner not in the least 0iiensive on the premses
On o,.. which be WA, work His wsxoa Is - CON
Orders can DO left With Messrs M.LLspAuou 4
JOHNSTON. No. q Main street, or JAs. r. DUvAL,
mh3l-Suu =
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Iasi nOE AND DRaHn. vxm nm n 81.
IFss lsl,sss bills Of isrrs shsd Soe. ( ysry
,,sLsoa INA aai.o, Email lot vi vesy nice Dried
'~F sss, iew aozen Jars ~ asA0vted PIckles, Or
WM. q. 3IANOkll|tj Il, -
No. ~ 6soed1t,
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KEEP COO The celebrated, unrIvai ed
IA "CHALLENGE" REFRIGERATION, with
side ventiiator; WATER CuOLERS.various sizes
and patterns; ICE PITCHERS, all sizes and pat
terms; Masser's Patent " Five Minute" ICE
CREAM FREEZERS, and a variety Of other
kinds, for sale at reduced prices.
s,et ca! plIscaa! assnts"n 10 inc 1astay Geie
the best article offered for sale in tins place
and therefore recommend 1t with confidence. An
other supply Just received, few only of which
unengaged. Call and examine be ore purchas ing
elsewhere. u. Il A. BARGAMIN, H.,
INV s wv PIT Maia street,
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OUTER. CHEESE. CIDER, &c.
ID 10 packages prime BUTTER.
50 boxes prime CHEESE.
50 bbls SWEET CIDER.
lUO bbls. prime LARD.
lao bbls No. 3 MACKEREL.
50 bbls and half bills. No / MACKEREL.
LOO boxes Jackson 8 CANDLES.
an boxes STARCH
20 bags GRAIN SPICES.
50 baskets Hedsick WINE.
LOO bbls Refined SUGARS.
my 9-St 18th street.
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Il Belvidere Planning Mills,
9th and Arch SITS. south of Basin.
600 900 #. Carolina, Florida and Virginia FLOOR
ING PLANK.
10000 It. hest Fluv1na LUMBER, consisting of
1854, "a and 8-4 Plank.
1000 ft HEART by 6 and BY SSCANTIING
rs 90 JOICE. assorted.
BILL TIMBER. Florida. Virginia and Carolina,
furnished Mt short notice.
All kinds r l. AIMING, TONG UING and
GROOV! NC. done at the lowest Richmond prices
my 2lm s. c. RORiNSON
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200 600 II. "A inch and - inch Canada BUTTON
WOOD.
10000 Il. 4 inch and x inch Canada WHITE
OAK.
%, 900 it, 4 4 Casing PLANK
Entirely seasoned, and the hest grades of the
KIND which will be sold at exceedingly low prices
and on the most favorable terms.
s. C. ROBINSON,
my 2--lm 9th and Arch SITS s NTH Of Rasin
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-30
Democratic Meeffns.

At a meeting Of portion Of the Denoc-
facy of Rockingham, held in tie Court house
in Harrisopburg. on Monday, March 18th,
on motion, DR. A. NJ Newman was called
to the chair, and DR.. s. H. Moffett appoin-
ted Secretary.
Tho Chsstirmaa esplsafasSesa Tie object Of the
meeting to be the appointment of Delegates
80 District Convention, to convene at Har-
risonburg, for the purpose Of electing Dele-
gates to the Democratic National Conven-
ton at Charleston.
On motion Of J. n Liggest, seconded BY
DR. S. A, Cohman, the. Chairman was au-
.thorized tc appoint seventy five Delegates to
represent this county in the District Con
.vension The Deleg ties to be selected With
a view to fair equality Of representation Of
the Democratic vote at the various precincts
On motion. Of Hoover, Esd Che chair-
n,an and Secretary we're added to the list Of
On motion Of B. Il tie meeting itis sd-
,journcd.
A M. NEWMAN, CHA
DR.. S. FL MoFFEyT, Sec'y.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-30
DI ED.


In this place, on Wednesday morning last, Mrs.
MARGARET BIckLE, consort pf the late Adam Bickle,
in the q year of her ageo
In Lewisburg, on the goth inst, after few days
illness, Mrs. MARY Fond, wife of Mr.. DAVID ].
Ford, of Lewisbuhg. She leaves large family Of
children and deeply afflicted husband to mourn
their irreparable loss.
At Mt Scion on the goth inst, ALoNze Newton
SON Of Sylvester and Virginia Hoffman, aged four
months.
Sweet child for Thee, no tears need fall,
Thy home is now in heaven;
Where angels smile-where God is all3
And every Sin forgiven.
~ Spectator please copy.
Tribute of Respect.
Alta meeting. of the Faculty and Students. OF
Messy Greek Academy, convened upon the an
raouncement of the death Of Il. dEwErr SMfrH of
Harriso1burg, the following resolutions were adop-
:. /. Resolved, That we deeply feel the dispense
ton of Providence by which our esteemed fellow
stud. mt has been removed from our midst
g. Resolved, That in paying in this last sad tri-
butte of respect to the memory os the deceased we
sincerely sympathize with his mother, relatives
shp ' ResoSyea That the school be present at tho
funeral ard manifest its respect for the deceased
by wearing the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
DAYS.
/. Resolved, That copy of til ese resolutions. be
sent to the family, and be publ shed in the Har-
risonburg and Stanton papers.
b. G. cAssos, Sea- -