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...PEopLES' Line
pEoPLEs' LIVE

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We have eoaNeed the BLUE OFFICE the Leyee Of
Conf si5ess whre iAk will always be oand Ia
suee t reeiye REygh syn Rls ladg Ihe Pa keis
ts4fi.laFN Ats Z and Z H5 PDMETts.
Ihls fAeg affords our igaas Ing oeparnnY Of shipping
DAIIS Ia f6 Sss ami all sn p1ieis wlthon
4ifsipW ihs ExPENSE oi 0fsNg and rNtt, asaStges
e5 " i. " ApAAls& GO, Agents.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

W RhG1E ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers nj Poprietors Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos ISL q Ghares street
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ioal--.t.s iu,u1U Sl,U0D,00G
Thus done and passed the city Of New Orleans aforesaid
This day mgnih ard first above len, in presen of
Marcel + nncros and Antoine Gonand witnesses lawful age
expressly required and domicated IN This city who hereuno
sgn their names With said Hppearer Hna me- Notary.
The original signed J. b. 81 AWsoN and others.
NJ. 7. nUGRQS,
A. GDSAND.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
certify the foregoing copy of the original az
tant in my Current Register
New Orleans 18th June, 1870.
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages for the Parish
oforeans eereS thai the foregoing Charter has been h
dhy recorded in Society Book No. 4, folio Ala.
New Orleans, l9th June 1850.
len lIawh oHas. nARCANTEI.. Depnty Recorder.
RRANDIES-
ID 30 eighfhs Planat & Co, Cognac, 1896 and 1895
u qnarta Ghtmpagne Rochelle 4th proof.
~ eighths :.
20 quarters T. Meneau !. =@.as.zz
30 eighths :.
Landing ship Athens from Bordeaux and for sale by
s. ID. GkATIAA CO.,
SEQ 81 Cnstomhouselstreet.
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4 deuefhl jeppt special Asenl
| New Orleans, La.
| VERMIFuGES,
| Einer'B Canadian, @
Swain's,
| Perry's Dead Shot, 4m IT,
| Jayne's Tonic,
f@a Kerl's, #
J A. Fahnestock's,
| 8ALSAM AND COUGH Rem
| 0M 4@ EDIES, IN
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Chez
1 ry, " &
HASTINGS Nsptha,
Shernan's Baisam, y
Buchan's Hungarian.
| pavis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Shenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
| New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Halls Balsain,
Swaym's Syrup of Wild CharrJ
| Ayers Cherry Pectoral, ~
caylor's Balsam Eiverwort,
Iayne's Expectorant, r."
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Liverwort,
Stadley's Cherry Expecsorant,
| Londen's Indian do
Or. Roses ~ do
HcLean's Strengthening Cor
! sARsAPsARHLAs.
Or. John Bulls, %
S. p. Townsend's,
sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend'l
oarpenter's
Wyncoop's, ....-m u
Shakers, "l7
GrRffenberg's,
Bristol's,
anysott,s Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wsll's Strengthening,
jew David or Hebrew
. Badeau's,
knapp's Indial
Alcoekis Porous,
Griffifth's Adhesive,
Hoiloway's Arnlc
LINIMENTS.
AcIteHn,s Volcanic OIL Lin
ment.
Or, Sweets. m=m. .a.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabia
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunt'a, .5a.
Hayer's,
Wadsworth,s Rheumatic,
Tobias's yenitian
aowe's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine,s Hors
Merchants Gargling, --7
Cherokee,
- .%4y@. Jayneis,
AGUE REMEDIES, etc,
Dsgood's Indian Chogog1te,
Stephens Compound.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkuop's Tanic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge. .. 1s..
L0ZENGFS.
Shernlan's Cough and WeEm,
Bryanis PHlmenic Waters,
[Iocoek's Pnlsnonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Barry'sF Friccpherous,
Lyons RRthaiFon,
Burnett's Gocoaipe, 4 @~
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Iuvigoratort
Jayne's Hair TOME,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
London's Oriental Hsir Toni,
Hasel's Eau Lustrale,
0ldridge's Balm of Columbia
Railways Eircassinn Balm.
PANAGEAS.
5wain's Hauck's,
Cuilen's Indian Vegetable,
l.ongley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVEi
Daliyis Magical fain Extraci
Professor Holoway's Dintme
HcAllister's An Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor
Pile,
trays Harrison's Specific,
rrasl's Magnetic, Judkiu's,
t4ondon's Ali-Eealing, Russis
BITTERS.
Hoffat's Phoenix, Blakais A
matte,
Old Sachea.
, Dir. J.. Bowae 3ods'. @@3
tiibbardia Wild Cherry,
' Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspep
vANDERyEER'S
: @ey~ Druggists and Merch
; articles contained In the abot
vantage by calling or sendinl
b. found the most extensive i
MEDICINES in the Bnitet
t Plsase address, j,
, GENUIN E,
n24 If Nos, g and
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Personally anpeaed~ betors me- Arthur saueier Justice Of
he Peace for the parish of Orleans, guRRIE DUNCAN
ffeasufer Of the Eew oreaus Savings Institution sbe Inn
duly denoaes above Ha,encut is true and cor
rect transcript from the books Of said nsiiunion
j. CURRIE DUNCAN Treasurer
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day May TO- 1850
ARTHUR sAuCIER+ 3D. J. p
Tae Trustees haye 5acared Tenth Annual Dividend
ut the rate of SIN PER GENT annuu aeenriance with
he yLaws, for the previous to the Isl inst
The dividend due each deposto will pad IN CASH or be
placed to his or her credit deposit M of NAV NJ
may be preferred '' g
New Orleans. MAY 10. 1860. myii Il
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
SSAXEhkAC BRANDAES we HAVE GOOD
uppy hand and receiving direct portations from
France additions to stock Of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have l795 in eighth pipes 1898 eighth
quarter pipes 8o2 do do ls5 in halt and eighth
ppes We invite the attention Of the trade connossenrt
generally this article pure unadulteratsd For sale OF
New York terms and prices hy
WM. u. LEVERIoH Il CO., 81 Old Leyes st.,
Oily " Sole AGENTS in this city.
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A lshonorabie Gonsel Conanun de Ia Ncayele Orleans
Ma ESSIEURS-tse sousstGsae, proprietaire
IA Ia Bourgoygne, des Ints Bieuviie gana es
resece demade honorable ccrns contoTme
en la section isoae de In nouvee chare faire vende
rencan apes dSous avis dams a.gazee oiese IN con
tr ner naycr aysc de granite {csrrt la rue fsour
oysne dc Rcnsile eele du Canal e pour reeye les
sur e6es la con ection des des
en- peres plates onvrage entier deyra ere t
u "pteS ts w Snshtrn l50 pieds.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
OF lawsw seeretae DIV Bureau des Assistants Aldermen
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NouvElAE-eRIEANs l6 Juliet 1865.
A Honorable Consei Vile de Ia Nouyeleo Orleans
n ES soussignes proprietaires sur La rue
~ Jubnsou du Canal Chenin CafGndeet, de-
mandent dordonner vente conioEmenen la lo
tF uour de banquetes bunes pHrTes de
horo et fgoes bos les de la john
SON dc la rue du Canal Chapin Carpndelet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

NEW ORLEANS, July 10, 1860.
~ ~ of the City of New Orleans
FNSFEE undersigned owners of real estate
fronting on johnson street. from Canal TO Cdron
elet Walk respectfully pray that an ordinance resolution be
ed according aw Tor the ae Of coniInet io make
brick oordeed by cubst0nes and wooden CUTTERS
90 both sides street. ro Canal Garondelet
Walk w. -, =, =,
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Proclamation par lie Nraire.

MARIE DE la NouyELIE- ORLEANS
Hotel de Vile de novembre 1860.
EN VERTU de la Resolution No 53sa tiu
NJ Gonset Gommun de Ia Mons ellie Orleans enniormemenl
section de la Gharte de la Vile avis est lie present
donne que inenon de la Vile de la Nouvele Orleans est de
fse macaaamiser la Magnolia parir de Ia FelcG
jnsqna ayenue Washington eonformtment specifications
ms iawsw JOHN r. MONROE, Naire
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PETITloNs---DFFlClAL.

Proclamation by tke Mayor.
ArAyoRsLTY NEW ORLEANS, !
49,. ..s City Hall November 3, 1860
DIV VIRTUE ofResoIRffon No; 53sS OF the
10 Common Gornril OF Cy OF New Orenns and iu
with Section 9 Of e City Charter notice Is hereby
given that Is The Of the Of New Orleans
ballast constructed Magnolia stteet from Felicity
Washington Avenue in accordance with specifications
JOHN L. MONROE, Mayor.
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NEW ORLEANS, July, l6, 1860.

NEW ORLEANS, July. l6. 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
NJ nm of the city of New Orleans
FEsF5E undersigned, owners of real estate
fronting street from Canal street 70 Gatohdee
that ordsnee resolution be passed
nrcoidpg 10 iaw for for making brick
sidewalks curbones and wooden CUTTERS on both
s HI Prel,r steet Garondelet Walk
cent hee sidewalks have already been made by the owners
9F n. W. Side. s. u, Side.
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sHERIFFS SALES.

FouRTH DISTRICT uouRr} cry Or NEW ORLEANS VS..
OF New Orleans ! j. y, MONrFoRn.-No. l3 1876.
PY VIRTUE of writ OF tiert Eaeins to
b directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court
New 0reaus in the entitled cause will proceed to
sell public auction, the City Hotel, Common street
Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY, tho 23d
day of November 1860 Il o'clock NJ the following de-
scribcd property, to wit
Second District Of this city in the square No 81 bounded @
by Main, ST. Ann, Daupn and Burgundy Said lot M
sixty four feet less Main by sixty
four feet less, in depth The whole, will fully
appear the Assessment Roll Of said District filed
in the office Of the Trt asuter this city.
Together with all the buildings und improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER
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{slYNipTR0F4F- IL IsIs---OFFiCIAI..

sss J0NPTROII.ER3S OFFICE.
Oify of New Orleans, Jnly 7. 1860 8
TNo. 2l29
- EsEDEytD4 TEias the Ccxnptrelier pc @nd
hc5s efehs authcaised nd gse notice by
wah ss ninth seatian DC ordinance No zs1 approved March
M 1874 ia viii pay Any bill Against the city unless
the Comptroller In
s1oozatHrf with Tie ordinance referred 70.
AN 81 {HSxnSdf as VA E 4. TRACY,
President Board nf Assistant Aldermen,
{S{Enadl H. Fl. PLACE,
,sz President Beard of Aldermen.
AgrFopea April nj 1850
8gned1 JOHN L. LEW4E, Mayor
Eha 1T cf hs city sad Of the pasc ID
e = - Y Z V. uUPEEssIS,
tyIs e Comnroiler Ctr G Nav orlaans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

SECOND nIsrgIor couRr CRY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Of New Orleans. MRS. "A 4. I p "a BUZZ"
DIV VIRTUE of IL writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the Honorable The District
OF New Orleans, in the above entitled cause will proceed
sell public auction, the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine streets. FRIDAY, the 10th day
November 1860 at Il o'clock M the following described
property. TO witt
Fist District, SQUARE 40 bounded by Thala, Erao,
Caonee and Baronne and having front of 6
Erau street by lis feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot.
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ASSETS.
ss3 900 II. o..cy Bonds, .......... s66,99O 90
SO 600 ST. CHARLES Hotel Mertgage Bonds
Lost ost.....,...-.............s..-. 6I75o0O
Loans Pledge Of
$4,000 Consolidated City Bonds....,
$4,000 City I;eDds, issued 10 Railr's 635O0OO
$4,000 State Bonds ................J
Loans on Pledge Of Bank Stocks viz .5w.
34l shares Louisiana State; 4e0 Mer. @
chants; 4s1 Crescent City l62 Bank
ofNex Orleans; 1876 Canal Bank I5o
Mechanics and Frsders'; II Union
100 Citizens, and loo Bank of America, 207,0T020
Loans on Mortgage
On improved eity property worth dou.
Bile the ansonnt loaned ........... 98BsiG6
Cash in Bank Or Louisiana. s5l $50 t6
Cash In vault ..-..-,s.,..... 1882 20
G5,22f 50
Total of Assets s......,.'...- ---ss6sl lI6 %
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ssssssa asHzu =
<yAGKEeY. GELEs4ER 4 Csss.
haLRkt GRaesERs.
Inlpaggs1s zpd nt4lersin
INES IND RfSR laeuSgs. and AesAls gca VIRGINIA
AANnFAAguRGn FaRAnen,
No. y PEA RI STREET. refroe ol ss,.s,
av7z Iyz ~ n 5sfss,.vsx i ~ s,ss.s
9 cass q u tesas 81 sar5sl 80
'se s''s''9es e Es1s e d. ea4rlAA 1 i 90.
w. d aastainhaaAs st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-13

Ia PHoroG Apis, PEARL AMBRorYPEs, and ell
the various styles OF Portraits, scientifically and
artisticA)ly executed at EEs' Steam Gallery,
l45 Main street, Richmond, Va, which - one Of
the largest of it's kind in the world,
all the modern improvements necessary for the
production Of fine photographic portraits. from
aquaTiile. or India ink BY the BEST artists in the
country. One thousand executed daily, at prices
ranging from cents, 50 cents. 81 to 800. Copies
enlarged to any desired size. in the new STYLES,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Tho genuine Wig
nette Photographs and Pearl Ambr0ty pes can Be
had at RES Gallery only. up lO-ts
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IMPORTANT TO BEE KEEPERS.
THE PHELPS

l T1E faEGfs 100. mr. ~, :,
SST3ssS sSrESSR E5sHS 81; 4. SS
::a Ave: r. ssss tAi
VI S;$S:s n "a, sas'a' iss
Dr.. J"nn N Pevsll. Of Hsnrieo county, says that
.'foI excellency have never seen anything Of the
not 5. Improved spon.ons of the most complete Sss
ch.stsia Cooke. Ess. formerly Of Pevh...n
John T: Childrey, ESQ.,, of Henrico county. says
Your Hive is far superior to any other that have
Siias II. Martin, Esq. of Wilmington. N. c..
:sys;"! saw at once that 1t would BE- the National
"Tss two Hives that / have "a cs sas; have
worked to my entire satisfactcn:
not get others in their ylaee
enens the many Who sss .ew ss az sHis Hive
lane Lyons. Esq, Capt. Cha1les DiHnock, Chss,
T:ef Esa !. E e: %n T1Es a,. e.
E E:c e Hsa1 ks:st9 G.
Charles Scott. Aca.. L5nchhsIs W. W. psRsss
x.a. :ss. ss:. W. s, s :pS S ~
Ss. n r: s;Es.s a g.: S
. sSs ioSSy 81 sIs senate Chs@sss ios Is ~
.coJNfY RIGHTS, il virx,ai. and Ner,l
xGSaf e .sSfc & ss, .1s;v 1svEa I.p y,
A: a :hsll q 800 &c. u, city lss lsrss
ssss g. - ysSs: :sssisa3Afes yin g - 8
mn: Asssslssss $780, E &: = -
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NOTICE.-The minimum amount of
~ stock Of the Richmond, Williamsburg
and Central Turnpike Company having been Ia
KEN this 10 to notify Stockholders and all those de-
airing to become so. that a general meeting will be
held at the Office Of Messrs.s. McGruder's Sons.
corner Cary and 18th sts., on SATURDAY after
noon April H. at II O'Clock, for tie purpose Of or
sanlzing. ap l2-3t*
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DINFORD'S HAT STORE,

ID 81 Main street; Richmond. Va.
splendid assortment Of SOFT HATS, from
tho lowest price to the FINEST lMPOR TED
FRENCH HAT; ALSO, FIRST RATE MOLE
equal to tho best Hat for s. 50. together with an
assortment of Straw Hats for Men and Boys. can
he had Of FRANK BINFORD.
ap 13-2t (2dp)* 81 Main street.
DOCKS FROM TRADE SALES. 1--WE are
ID opening very large assortment Of
BOO ks,
bought at TRADE SALES, which will b sold at
great reduction from regular prices.
ap l2-2t A. MORRIS, Bookseller.
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LOCUeTs.-We learn that these insects are
making their appearance upon the surface OF
the earth in this vicinity, in great numbers
We have seen some Of the cells which they con-
struct upon the ground and which somewhat
resemble those of the dirt-dauber.-Danctlle
(Fa.) Register. f
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An ABOLITION CEMETRRY.-The remains of
Stevens and Hazlitt (whose real name was
Harrison, lie at Eaglew0od, N. j., side by side
between the graves Of James q. Birney, abo-
lition candidate for President of the United
States, and Arnold Buffum, President of the
first American Anu-Slavery Society.
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,HeA Water

81 e. gf ARRIVED.
..S sassss = "'-'
g:sL Ma;y 9: fI..sss Adams c''1s'as'' sugar
oschr. jno. Fr.ao,s' Frost, James River. lambsr.
Phillips { Coleman. .,,rn r7ssa
Steamer city Of Richmond. Mitchell. Philadei-
Sckr. MARSHALL. Chchester. N. T.. mdss'' d. Z
Sch: VIM: Severe. Brooks. Baltimore four W.
ssSs; ssad e.ie.. Palmer. Baltimore four
NEw HAVEN, April -Cl'd, schr. VIM. Benient.
;sa 1n:, shaa ass c Geo.
ia ..s9: s &C. f Es,vss:;:
Elizabeth City asd Plynorth; y: G; tns; \; Ira
Epe st.:, hravers' hlchmono' "sas'on' 0io""en'
SioUe.s3.. Apri. s-Aqg z: ; 81 o VIM. Greg
Richmond. put i on .eoouns q as.S winds.
McKsan island, Yor Hampton Roads. sprung Ssr
in gale and Lost many 81 her sp1rs and
va! detained snsrs Sa
Jan. 5, when she sailed for Hampton Roads:
s NS% Es.bsssS c,; c. " Hs %sS
Scott. Wilminston, ": G.; ARID. schrs: Louisa
Rivss: Gulf9rd, "a; n Monson, Bve ~ster, Ney
sch1 .' Bay state. verS N croe oi Ban
gor.
hdaa Ap'i lizard, sohr Starr. Ca
BRlsToL Pitt, March 2s-Of here, ship Ann
Levitt. DeWolf, for Wilmington.
CALLAo, March 2.-Arr'd, ships Cherubim,
Skinner, Valparaiso, to load at Chlnchas; 4th,
Chariot Of Fame, Knowles. Chinchas; land sailed
TRIEsrE. March Is Ard, B. T. French, Mar
tin; Wilminston. n. G.,
son. Wilmington. N. C.
BRIsToL, April lin port schr. Amra T.. EN-
erson. from Providence for Rappahannock.
VALPARAISO, March lin port. ships Snap
Dragon. Grant, from Nelbourne, arid Fen. q, for
Chlncha Islands. to load for Hampton Roads, at
SIS per ton bark Adjuster, Rickmers, for Unique,
to load for Hampton Roads. at Sl4 per ton.
(BY rELEGRAPn.
NEW YORK, April l2-li o'clock-The steamer
Yorktown. from Richmond, is coming up the bay.
The weather 10 beautiful.
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NATIONAL CUsTOM.-The national custom
Of crossing the yardarms and placing the flags
at half-mast on Good Friday, was religiously
observed by the Spanish vessels at the port Of
Charleston, 8. G.. The usual rigorous fast of
twenty-four hours was also kept, after which
they dOnned an Easter suit, and q festive sea-
son of twenty.four hours was spent in the
greatest hilarity.
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EXTENSION OF WASHINGTON BRANCH BAL.
TIXORE AND OdIo RAILROAD OVER THE Pc.
ToMAc.-Mr. Kennedy, of the Senate Commit
tee on District of Columbia, has reported
back. with amendments, the bill authorizing
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to extend the
Washington Branch over the Potomac, SO rs
to connect with the Virginia roads.
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The Police arrangements yesterday were ad
mirable, for which the Mayor deserves credit
The officers were polite, yet firm in the dis
charge Of their duties, and were to be seen al
every corner of the streets and in every gath.
ering
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ST. JOINS COLLE0Es-The Rev. G. K. Nell
son has resigned the Presidency of st. Johns
College, At Annapolis, to take effect the next
commencement, about the lat of August. His
acceptance Of the position did not contemplate
. longer connection with the institution.
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SIXTH JGbIciHL. c iRc ~ H
sssn aSss@ e II cAN6E th FOIL i h
yUD6ESHIP made vacant BY the death Of JUDGE
JOINS 3. CLOProN, and replied to them by saving
vhas would do, adopt this mode Of informing
them and the othe! voters Of said circuit. if It be
their pleasure to eleet me, will accept the osce
and discharge is duties to tho hest of nv shl!ity
JNO. NJ. GREGORY.
Richmond, April etA, 1850.
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Clay Banqxef.-The banquet given in honor
of the inauguration of the Statue of Clay yes.
terday, took place at the Exchange Hotel
Several speeches appropriate to the occasion
were made, and the entertainment passed on
pleasantly.
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Pocket Pieked.-A gentleman from the coun-
try, Mr.. Wilson, had his pocket relieved OF
$46 on the Square yesterday, by some cunning
thief
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THE sDISPATCHn STEAM
~ POWER

p II I N T. L N G. OFFICE,
Corner Of Maia amG Thirteenth Streets, Richmond,
Virginia.
This Establishment, (being the most complete
Printery IN the South, both as regards Types Or
naments, &C., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presscs.) is daily turning out the finest
BOOK ANDJOB PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA
DING, CHECKS, &C.,
WELL
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBILLS
Particular attention gwen to fine work for Banks,
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad, and TranspOr
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors. &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars. Labels, &C., are capable of turn
ing of 1900 Impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons Of this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest posi- notice.
"a Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
Of speed!
IA. Printing, in various colored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business the proprators can
afely challenge competition.
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Conricted.-In the Circuit Court, last Wed.
nesday night, the jury in the case of Joseph
Griffin, indicted for receiving $145 from David
Schriver, boy, knowing it to have been
stolen, found him guilty, and sentenced him
to the pen1tentiary for one year.
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A"REroRMINa" MAYoR.-Long John Went
worth has fairly entered upon the duties Of
his office Of Mayor of Chicago, and COM
menced by reducing the salary Of every Off
cial connected with the city government. All
the fire bells toll the hour Of the day and
night. He has already given notice to all the
occupants of houses of ill fame to vacate
ready broken up some of their dens. De-
scents have been made upon several gambling
houses. and he has discharged the whole OF
that there was no money to pay them their
back dues,
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The Virginia Rifles, Capt. Miller, appeared
yesterday in a new grey uniform, with black
cross belts and shoulder straps, and made a
neat appearance. Their change of dress will
add to their strength, and also to the unifor-
nifty of the First Regiment, whose dress is
grew
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Throacm from HIS HorSe.-One Of the troop
ers, during the parade yesterday, was thrown
from his horse, and received slight confusion
ON his forehead.
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Smiths Old Avmory Band, now attached to
the First Regiment of Virginia Volunteers,
for the first time 1.-THE Gong z uickstep." com.
posed by Mr.. Hewett, of this city. For the
number of instruments. this Band has no su-
perior that we have ever heard, and is no less
popular elsewhere than in Richmond.
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PAssKNG FRS arrived per Steamship Jamestown,
SKINNER; master. from New York, yeste rday
John Plunkett T. Greenway.g J. G: Baldxell.
Hughes, wife and child. Mrs. Alex. Sterling, 2
children and nurse, Mrs Donavant and children,
Mrs. Lockwood and 8 children. F. Van Dibble, f.
Euker, E. De Bari. H. Maxon and wife, J. w.
Hamilton. John Lowrys and s steerage.
Also. from NOffOlk-GeO. w. Grice, ]. Brewer,
two Misses Tabb, Chas. Albright. John Ash. Lewis
Linn Isaac Davenport, Jr., David Currio, +. Eu-
ker, J. J. Young and son, J. Lappin.
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HORSE KILLED By LI0aTNINo.-A horse
attached to \ wagon, In which were three men
going into Alexandria, Va, on Tuesday even.
Ing. during thunder storm, was struck BY
lightning and killed. The men In the wagon
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