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ELECTION NOTICES.

REGRET exceedingly to have to
.k hs IF Ehs
county. in which am now engaged. Having. how
ever. to rely upon my own personal popularity
and the merit which Is IN ME, feel 1t my duty
to meet openly every MISREPRESENTATION that
is made against me. even though, as ia sometimes
Now, While have been impressed with the peet
that such nusreprese ntatiOns nave been made
publication until could consult with friends dis
interested in that mat ate, Having claimed the
of q bs ne eanvss as wa S sure
good ground was astoni.hed TO hear Nj. Tay Tor
hs Be- there Ass
men, ! Will do Mr.. Taylor the justice to say
that he informs me ina. ne da n9t mean to cre az.
as 1t mas been reported and believed by some that
he did prove such a state of facts, must also do
myself the justice to state what | know to be the
facts rather let the facts speak for Themselves
through the annexed card:
ior, one Of the candidates for the Snsritalty Of
these works, and that all OF US had pledged him
our support so far from such being the TACT, we
Hgaoob Alice or the said Office Of Sheriff.
Given under our hands this 18th May, 1850
AndrSx chi!dress' pou.la so Bard.
Benz. Franklin, Geo: F. Long.
Albert Bartott Michael T oster,
John Bar!eot. phllem Newman,
Theodore Gins, Aex'r Drake,
lanes L.. Lee. Frank WhltefOyd,
Charles Lewis Alexr McCrcne,
Thomas Martin.
To show that cannot mistake IN SuppOSing that
Mr. TAYLOR made such a statement as Is referred
to above, also annex the card of two gentlemen
known and respected in the neghborhOod IN which
thew lIve and In which the sta ement was made,
at rockmorton s.six miles below Richmond last
We, the undo rsigned. at the request of Mr.. J. 8.
Alice do certify that at barbecue at Jas ThrOok-
morton g, SIX miles below Richmond, on Friday
last. 18th inst, Mr.. John Q. Taylor, one of the
candidates for the Sherifalty of this county
state that he had visited the Belle Isle orks, and
that out of the twenty five votes there, he Tay
lori would get seventeen. and called upon one, s
A. Moes, to oorrOborate his statement. Mr.
Moles did SO by stating that there were twenty
| 4 votes there; that he knew the sentiments oil
all, and that there were only four Alice men
| among them, RONALD MILLS,
MARTIN BAKER,
his
RoB'T x CREME.
mark
This is to certifv that the best of my rocollec
ton, the above statement was made BY s. A. M0es
was not present during the whole Of Mr.. JOIN
| 0. Ia, ior's remarks, and did not hear him upoI
| the subject. Il. .. MCGkUDER
| Having now placed the facts before the pubic.
| leave the m to 11ge between US. / would rathe
be right Than lerf Respectfully.
| MAY 2lst, 1850. JACOB 8. ATLEE.
l rlg -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY q.
HsxA Water this day Tuesday, 5x O'Clock.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship YORKTOWN. p Parish. N. Y mdze. and
d h%1 Fs.Sy 'foh.r
mdze. and passengers. D. 4 ". CurrIe:
steamer Pennsylvanla, Teal. rhiIadelphia'
Schr Snowdrift, Snow. Providence, stoves. Geo.
SCH. Clara Bell, Phillips, Baltimore, hay, Bridg-.
: sshr. Hmc. Falkenburg, Rogers New York. ice.
schr. Ben. Strong, Smith. Matanzas, sugar and
Sehr: L,nnhaven, Croker, Norfolk lumber }. H.
schr. Carrie. North, Norfolk, corn, stearnes Il
,schr. A; r. wetmore, Bogart, New York. ice' B.
schr:, Alya5sdo. Glover. White Point. gravel,
'no' 'lies 20. SAILED.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell. Philadel-
Schr: Haxall. V inters, New York, mdze., D. L
schr Susan, Rogers, Boston. mdze.. D. & w.
Schr NJ. G. Hern. Cantvll, Baltimore; via Ber-
muaa Hundreds, salt, NJ nlspaugh i Read.
schr North Carolina. Bunting. Baltimore, flour.
scRr. SPRAY, Price, Providence, coal, w. D. Col
sch!. Baltimore. Low. Boston, coal, W. D. Col
schr Rough and Ready, Moore, down the river,
fchr. A. R. Johnson. Pateson, down the river,
light.
Schr. W. w GTlftn, "-, down the river, ight
NORFOLK, May 2o.1nAr'd. schrs. Mary F. I, Adams
Richmond; Fright. Peters uIg: w: I. Hendren,
Sayanna for Richmond. and sailed same Day;
Richmond; schrs J. W. Hinton, Elizabeth City,
N C; Naiad Queen Norfolk.
BALTIMORE. May 2-Arrived. schrs. Champion,
WILMINGTON. n c.; ,Sprshtling Sea, Norfolk
Cleared. schr: Good Hope, Norfolk; stmr. George
Peabody, Richmond.
PASSENGERS per Steamship Yorktown, Parrish,
fpr In va
'' Il. Westhimsr, ] B Vanname. w. w. Ward, C.
A: sm h: J; Ropaine; Capt. Joy: T. G5os. and
hard. J. Nathan, a: K. Parker, E; Walker. F. g.
j. T. Huestis, H. G: Weller: T. P. Huestis, F. y
| Ransford.J H. Adams. J. " Wheeler. H Lud
GoTbett. r. y ste rs and LADY, G. G: Waters; c
| tiers, J A; DAVIS, Mrs. J. H. Allen. Mrs. N. b
Cleveland. Mrs Dabney. n. D. Sampson. lady
| child and servant. MISS Waller, NJ ISIS Temple, F.
| Bonneville, J. J. Mcintosh Mr. Bulord. W. Viii,
son, 8. Bernard, L. L. Day, H. C. Van Port and
lady; Mrs: scbaab; Miss Whlslosk. n: 9: Foster
Arson; r. D. Murry, A. "; Tompsons c; G. 1ale
K. A. Tompklns, l.. C. D. Morris, A. K. Tyler, w
| G.. Word. and ~ Steeraeel
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE.

-
Tor HIRE-UNTII THE lsT OCTOBER-A
e very likely and superior NURSE or DINING
ROOM SERVANT. ANY o"e wishing q hfst rate
" going North IS the only reason for hiring her
out. Enquire at 1877 Main st. my Its
Tor HIRE-For the balance Of the year, a
T good COOK, WASHER and RON En- Apply
tn P. nj. TABB 4 SON,
22-ts Exchange Hotel.
EOK HlRE-By the month, NEGRO BOY,
+ about Is years old. Apply to
MADDUX Il CO,
my 22-ts Cary street. doors below 18th.
ICOR SALE-Tc remain in or near the city OF
L Richmond, a genteel WOMAN, about 4s ears
of age, who has been acc9stomsd e gcnSe.a
NV i9-eodst* CARY STREET JAIL.
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TO THE VOTERS or HENkl.
~ COL, as one of you. feel the imgor-
tanoe of having good man in the office Of CON
STA BILE; and. after giving the subject = tho
rough Investigation am fully persuaded that Mr..
C H B l. NC TON = the man He having
HoBsoN do refer to him but he has been raised
in our midst, and the most of US If not ala are
well acquainted with him and his qualifications -
heard 1t rumored that MIR. BuLLINeTo TON had with
drawn his me rs candidate for the ONCE.
which am glad to know is not the case, nor will
1t be. A VOTER OF DlSTRlCf NO. s.
my 22-3tf r3.
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IA. Splendid Stock Of
DRY GOODS


DRY GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH.
$4,000 worth Of new ard elegant, FANCY and
oiAr Al P ri Go COST FOR CASH ONLY.
To close business on LIST August Our stock is large
and complete in every de partment. particularly in
RICH DRESS SILKS,
And every new fabric and design Of
LAD!ES' DKES 0ODS;.
MANTILLAS, SHAWLS AND OYSTERS.
stock Of PLANTATION GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES, LACES and HOSIERY.
AS we are selling of to pay our debts and close
business as early as possible, no Goods will be
charged. PERKINS co.
INV lin No. l4l Eagle Square.
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7T-
DIED.

= L. hi: ss{. n M M0eSaA ELt
daughter OF Jacob Woodson. m tho 18th year Of
Her funeral will be preached at her fathers resi-
denoe, on Broad street, opposite hrO0ko Avenue
acqusintances Of the family are invited to attend
without farther notice.
On Monday morning. the 3lst inst. at , O'CLOCK
MARY GILLIAN, infant daughter of George w
and Mary Beal, aged months ,
The friends and acqu Hintances Of the family are
invited IN attend her funeral this evening, ~ I
O'Clock, from the residence Of her father, corner
Of I'd and Canal SITS.
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Tar R.ruptrcAs CAxnlDATn yoH 1 Pr.
ssDlsT.l4xSv l0~S u n. Lineolh n fseAsu
to slayery are apise - decided as those 81
~ rs1S anIEen the o1oasion oils ~
SSssoh As \ snndIaats fes The Us1tld Ss1les
nealate. he ede q speed. Ia which hS distlaet-
q Annou1o61 the irfeDfsssible conflict .
he followink extract eiil show
We are now far into the nfth year since q
policy wa: initiated with tho avowsd 81. 0S,s e.
and confident promtse Of putting an enc 20 q,
slavery agitation. Under the operation Of
that policy, that agitation has mot oniy MOI mol
ceased, but has constantly augmented. an my
opinion II viii not cease until crisis snaii
have been reached and passed. !" A house Oh
vided against itself cannot stand" l believe
this government cannot endure permanently
half slave and bali free. do not expect me
Union to he dissolved-I do not expect the
house to fall-but do expect IT Will cease g. 70
be divided. 1t will all become one thing or All
the other. Either the opponents OF slavery
will arrest the further spread OF IT, ana place
il where the public mind shall rest in the be-
lief that it Is in the course Of ultimate e4tinc,
ton. or its advocates will push It forward tlil
II shall become alike in all the States-olo 40
well as new-North as well as South.
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A man and woman were arrested in the
railroad cars, between Baltimore and Wash
Ington, Sunday, for robbing Senator Brown.
Of Miss, of $500, at his hotel. The man
confessed the deed.
The Rev. George o. Little, formerly con-
nected with the press OF Wheeling, Va, and
lately Of Baltimore, died at Gettysburg, Pa,
ON Wednesday last, of consumption.
Hicks, alias johnson, OF the oyster slOOp E
A. johnson, was convicted in New York, Sat-
urday, OF the capital crime of robbery and
piracy IN the high seas.
DIR. Ealing, "aural surgeon" corn doctor,
&c, has been arrested and held to bail in the
sum OF $1,000 for practicing in Washington
without diploma.
At the recent prize fight in New Orleans,
Bell, the victor, rode from the field in car
riage with his aunt.
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CAPTURE OF ANOTHER SLAvxR.-The U. ..
sloop-of.war Wyandotte arrived at Key west'
Fla, on tho 18th inst, having In custody the
American bark Williams, late Of New York,
which she had captured OF the coast Of Cuba
with $40 slaves on board. A letter from Key
West to the Norfolk Herald, after stating the
above fact, says:
The Mohawk's prize, the bark Wildfre, lays
off Key West. The Africans are Quartereo on
shore in a large baracoon, built by the Mar
shall of the city for their accommodation
When this last cargo 10 landed, it will make
one thousand Africans on the island. They
have been clothed and are getting over the
suffarinRs of their voyage.
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IN RICHMOND HUsTlNGs court

RICHMOND HUsTlNGS COURT,
NAY ETH' isS9The f S appoint jo MtTH
Join n J. wilson and n s. HILL. commis,
soneIs fo5 TesIsop o5 iss Ward; to hqld an slso
the Commonwealth in said Court, Sheriff Of the.
the Revenue for the said cty,-said election t. bs
held at the Firs. Market, and to he cyadlcsed hy
HE SRAsr a SHkAktE ~ iHff
(; HoWIs6Ns SESReE "; RANDoLPA Ard
:oa q ssssen So
City H sll, and 70 be conducted by THOMAS Y.
RxR. az nv isSsE S 1aSa1ss Boz
Foa.hee streets. and 70 DO conducted bS JAMES
order IL n sss
until the day Of election; 81 ~
m, ss-.d. co''-rsss rs. HOWARD, Clerk.
a NEW SUPPLY OF MANILES, for ladies'
a and 'ni'ses, At dEoRGk I JACOBS,
Ladies 6 ;sss'. s1: &;
b. .;ss; .'s. AsRl At5aoA5 Of
aAIs NETS + RICH IS COLLARS. and ii SLEEVES
'A' A.Ap GSSSaE' JACOBS. - Main 1t.
s1pSRha 81 H ffSss :sa H s1StY
GOODS, a GEORGE yAcoBy g Main T.
y. IL! vi: : Is :.: e: :
HAx'.s S s.'.s ts sfEEhfAt 5,r SaSYFssl 9fs.
g '' % ssfE9SSNMsruFF;
g g g SSSSssSS NEAL. !, d.
- TsHOSs l.. HuNDLEY.
my 0-St~ Corner Sth and Marshali Sts.
= -
Ncf +. 1corns 81 ths ssof1 Nc. q Main street.
Riehmond. lately occupied 81 2. a. Hrockmsyef
- Argent tOf sad Acorn cOneistlng OF CtsArus
Ieeaesn eSn9 fixe.ses. &e.. hessby aggeint
3 S ~ -. Il 1s VIZ lSfN =
FRE6N ROCKI.AN0 k1M1~CasU4 = -
boef se.das % n g; - .,,.ros
N913a ~ =. : ikSlr YfslS6 e ~
J q fSs7F sss4A al q ~ y
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IA THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pearl Ambrotypes in the city are those made
Governor st. Ali the various styles and sizes ex
ecuted In the highest style of the art, at all hours
in the day and any KIND OF weather. Pkotog raphs
coOred in Oil, AQuarile. Pastel, or India Ink
Price Is ct l., 50 cts, Sl-from that UP to 100.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLIES. - The New
School Presbyterian General Assembly met
A. Pittsburg, Pa, on Friday, Rev. II. w. Pat.
terson, of Chicago, Moderator. The Old School
General Assembly met at Rochester, N. Y, on
the same day, Rev. DIR. Scott. of California,
preaching the opening sermon.
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20 MOTTO Ell am q candidate for
~ COMMISSIONERO OF THE REVENUE
for Madison Ward: Having heen d,s.aalhsd for
Or Chronic Bronchiai affection, / confidently So
licit tn. support of my ow-citizens en- next
THURSDAY. May 24th-which is the frst rssh!ov
siOneY, Edwin Burton, ESQ.,
my 17-3ts (zpl p. II. MONTAGUE.
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SICKNESS IN TExAs.-The Texas correspon-
dent of the Mobile Mere ury says, never in the
absence Of An epidemic, has SO much fatal dis
ease been known as now. Different types OF
fever. pneumonia, typhoid, congestive chills,
and other diseases Incident to our climate,
are doing their work Of destruction in almost
every section of the State. and especially In
the Southern and Southeast sec tons.
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.v.usx.z.a.s " 80 nu - l aupsass
"a a.:l,ss ssr,.ss W W.. e s.,:
ss:sd y f s: as;a. {; ::
sssi%:a;;nsly CURED S' 1iTsn the e the is :
u In Nsnrsisi.,, eh,.issnd u psi. TO-
h1 From sssS 'sss Of
fresh FISH FISHER 4. fi.wss l sssi 6k Druggists.
my n-zts -IIlsL No. l2s Main street.
Ds:s MT s:s ID! Il :.
Win t'll Bed Bug sF. s 9'1 fin ihE;Ek 81! gi,t
pete;. Being gummy extract. It does not evapo-
tune. Thus becoming trap resdy ct le5 these
noxioSs tormsntor' Of cur H,xafl{ !x't Sold Dy
THIS DAY.-We invite particular attention to
HS EsT
east corner of Main and 18th streets.
rHs 1 u.s. r foR
my 22-h ---l-.---------- Au0'rs. .
called 2 ths sale 81 Dry Goobs Shoes
This MORNING, a 10 O'Clock; q store g Nam
NEW GOODS
ARRIVING THIS MORNING.
We arc opening and expecting to receive, by this
NEW Et < :is1 S%SsiTT4Es.
JACONETS. ORGANIZES,
8-4 GRAPE MARETZ.
BLACK BON RAZLNES,
HOSIERY, MITTS,
HENSTITCHED HDKFS.,
ILLUSION BERTHAS, e.e
KID and SILK GLOVES. &c. &c.
Making our large and elegant stock very com
plete We are determined. during this month. TO
offer unusual Inducements In our prlces-espectG-
" to cash customers, who shall have the price
made to Snit.
We invite all who want superior Dry Goods, rery
'1 my . to sA4mns our Wilkins sTGeF FIcKLEN
"A. To the Ladies! To the Ladies':
HIGHLY INTER ESTING NEWS!
DRESS GOODSUF Al l. DESSRIPTd0NS
CHEAPfR THAN THE CHEAPEST! :.
Large and . ftSst Sf ey ss y aesr pie article
on hand and will lie sold during this week at from
Is to 80 per cent below the early season prices.
Great bargains will be sold IN
| BLACK SILKS,
BEREGE ANGLAIs ROBES.
BEREGE ANGLAIS,
BEREGES, TISSUES, ORGANIZES.
and every other article in the DRESS GOODS line.
Ladies in want Of such Goods Will do well by CIV
ing US a call. J. MILLnLSnn DNO',.
my q st Iy1 broad street.
n Strawberries for Preservins.:.-Of the
| FINEST QUALlTY-to be had at Mr.; MA
l W Il lat vvhla yvnY
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rT,HE THRONE or DAVID.
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,

l. WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
l45 Main Street, Eagle square.
Have received the following NEW BOOKS:
THE THRONE OF DAVID; from the Consecra-
ton OF the Shephe I'd of Bethlehem to the Re
be.lion of Prince Absalom-be,ng an iliustra .
ton Of the splendor. power and dominion OF
the reign of the Shepherd. Poet, Warrior.
King and Prophet. ancestor and type of Jesus;
10 a series of letters addressed by an Assyr ian
Ambassador, resident a. the Court of Saul and
David. TO his Lord and K,ng On the Throne Sf
Nineveh wherein the siGry OF Assy Isssn as 81
the reader as oy an ssho p, fh: ffv
Prince Of tho House Of DAVID" and THE Pill
lar Of Fire"-iliustrated. 81. IS.
COUSIN GUY. By Geo b. Taylor. of Virginia.
HARFER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
June. Single copies, Is cents.
GODEY'S LADl ES' FASHIONS for June. u cts
n B-We keep on hand very large stock OF
SHEET MUSIC. New pieces received as soon AZ
published
WEST & JOHNSTON.
Publishers. Booksellers, Statloners,
Binders and Music Dealers, las Main st.
NM II
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SUMNER RESOpTo
a. R0GKBRIDGE ALUMsr K III',,1i:,,'

Ne YVtRGINIA.-Th,s favor.,e snn,n,ss'
sort - roy open to Visitors II has 70
the constant ann Of the propretors 10 ner"a..
attrsctiveness and comfort; the fame Of lbs so W.
dicinal waters being we'll established n, w me
years Since the last Watering season vs,t i1sn'
ciCus and complete BATHING taTAHII sms
NJ Emf has been put up, oomln INK the mnst OF
srn improvements IN WARM, COLD, HOT a, srd
SHOVE BATHS We hope, also 10 comnissee
In good time for the I" Season. tbe raiahvsssee
" RUSSIAN STEAM BATH" ~e'0o'"'es
Our Pamphlet (which will be ser, n,,u,,,,
applcaton) Is filled with letters Of the mos, s "h
nent Physlcians. Cergymen and others, st,es'lu,
the virtues Of this water In Dyspspsrn Ci,na, is
ayrhna and Dyssnseyy, ScTofufo, and ali f;,o.t ~
lar and SKIN D,SsoSs,, Cnronic Nsrreps Eon,
plants. Bronchitis, Piles, &c "' 'o"t
The chief access Is bv the T,rgtnia Central R,;,
road to MtHboro', five mica distant from ~.
Springs. thence by coaches, passengers from w., ,ns
South and West, VINO come by the Virv,nis' AVA IVA
Tennessee Road. proceed to Lynchbnrg m, nce ~
Charlottesville and MIl!boro' Depot "'0 !"
The Rockbr,dse Ainm being the frat n, oras, IF
the Virginia Springs, reached by the treveer -,
route for tho celebrated White bnIpbur Sw.s,
HOT Springs. Ac., IS n convenient resting po,pt .
We shall try to make u a eomiortsbis one
4
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IN Tusfssss. Ala, On Tussd.y. 18th instant, By
g w1SSI26s IL i 81 mi;
"a s. a..,, ,z,ss, IN. !, :sm sss. &
a4S, iat BETH s.ushtf Of faai smith Esq.,
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IA Second Splendid supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS!
BR E f ID f n e 70 49,,
Open TO-DAY, and hyoug hout the week. their
SECOND SUPPLY of SUMNER DRY GOUDS
bough hit during the past week at UNPRECEDENT-
ED Low PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than we have ever offered before.
very large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Our MANTILLA DEPAR1 ME IA u is .r r9y f fled
We are now prepared and are determined to
offer everv inducement to buyers both at W h1LE-
SALE ard RETAIL. BREEDEN FOX.
ap24-lmt2pl III Broad stfeet
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h St. Nicholas Saloon,
MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
The St. Nicholas Saloon, second to no other es,
adjustment in the State, Is constantly supplied
with the choicest
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
which will be sold, by WHOLESALE or RETAIL
on the most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited to exam
inc the large and well selected stock. which Is be
ing constantly added to. before purchasing else
where. go ,,r,
Parties and families supplied with CAKES,
CREAMS and JELI.lES of every description
THE SALOON has just been re .htfed IN elegant
Ladies and Gentlemen at the shortest notice; A
call is solicited. tmy 5-1m1 a. ANIONl.
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- Strawberries for Preservins.-Of the
FINEST q UALlTY-to be had at Mr.. MA
ZOURE'S Stall at the Old Market, which were
raised by X. nj. THORNE. my N-N
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fho LATE 'llr.ier Pase.

. Brsvst MAJOR 2. n PAGE. U. s. A.. whose
dsasA II Eost SnisA, Arkansas, on the 2sth Of
March hst, las hse,n already announced in
ahk pApez. vas SEN Of the late MANN PAsH,
OF saipneestsr con nty.s Hewss gallant and
/ heuifoStons sneer He graduated at West
Peink II 1eli, and ~ ID Lteutenant Of that
/ brilliant rsgiutent the 7th IniAntry. served
I With 1ktinctio n In the 6eminols war and the
war with Mexico. He was . gentleman Of
courteOus Manness, refined 1selings,' and
warm.hearted ana beneyolont dispotition.
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Humholdf Unveiled.

All the admirers of the great philosopher
must regret thas his recently published
correspondence has dropped the veil from
the face Of their idol. He was apparently the
most polite and kind. hearted Of men, espe-
cially to the great and powerful; but the ami
able infidel philosopher had, it appears, an
inner life, the disclosure of which must sat.
isfy the most scep,ical that hypocrisy is not
necessarily associated with religious belief.
His correspondence gives, in the most I'm.
reserved manner, not only his own opinion in
regard to religion, but to men Of all grades
with whom he came in contact, some of whom,
his warmest personal friends, including the
King, at whose table he almost daily sat, are
treated in his correspondence with degree Of
contempt such as he never ventured upon
during his lite. These letters are thrown
upon the world in1the lifetime of the mey
who are most ridiculed, and even slander0d
1t must be very deligh tful to the parties, both
of whom are now living, when they learn
from the correspondence, through which
Baron HUMBOLDT, "being dead, yet pea7setn,
that his friend, the King of Pruss n, always
spoke Of his Privy Counsellor, VOH RAuMER
rs "jackass." Such little gems VI good ma
ture, candor and gratitude are act neces sary
to the adjournment Of HUMBOLDTss fame.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-22

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s. receive fs ss spd viii leave on THURSDAY
"oo"''ons' a Z! P. cARDozo. Agent, Rock.tt..
Boston freight taken through by steam, at re-
duced rates and with dispatch. my e st
80 TO the LA fMp6krAnr eorIcE.
se iSs
LACE ga Of the finest i. material For
maker. ,orth or South. All we ask is a trial to
ensure handsome e ffsn ins e N ssSt
Dealers in Boots and hoes,
my 22-3t 2a5 Broad st Richmond.
n FOR sALE-A No BUGGY. HORSE;
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spaRd .d .o fssn a TS su
ply at this cffice my 2z-M
- FOa SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR De
respectively. 80 and - as!es s 81 IL. Ia d. Sc:
my Sosnd4 =
Richmond. May q, 1850.
of FL. Command will assemble this tTuEs
xDAY svsn,nE. at 5 O'Clock. for drill and bust
sent a. much business will b. brought before the
Memhen VIII nave tneit IALeue cnpe M.n"o"
61iil shi. 20 D stS. or Friday mint.
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ARMORY YOUNG GUAkD,I-
Richmond May I'D, lS60
ID Rsr:ssat 70 Rssmsntal Orders, thi. Com
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