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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08
Shall we have "a Thorough 5e'
organization!

NATURALIZATION
Shall the Republicans of this County
have thorough re organization n? This
is the question we now propose to them
We have been meditating upon this
for some time, hut have rcfrained thus
long from advocating it, because VI
thought it, tco early to commence opcr
ations in the field. But the time has
now undoubtedly arrived, when We
should commence equippiDg our troops.
and Furnishing our arms for great
and We hope successful battle. We are
about entering an important politica!
campaign ono in which wrong will Be
arraycd against rig Inland right opposed
to wrong; and TO active Republicans we
appeal, to early enter the foremost, the
fight 'ny ranks. We must have thorough
reorganization. There should be 9
Republican club in every township il
not in every school District in the Coun
ty. We have Republicans who are able
to organize and conduct these clubs with
interest, through the entire campaign
Let none who are true Republicans
falter in this matter Let them not wal,
for and expect the constant aid Of our
best speakers; but go to work organize
and address the clubs in their own style
and manner, for the principles Of on,
party will bear repetition BY any and
every man. Tell them our rrincip les
are no more slave territory, Glands foi
the iandless" and homes for the millions
Tell them Of the blishting influence OF
Slavery, by comparison of the Slave
States with the free, Of the oppressive
pol c. and course Of i administrations e
make Kansas Slave State; Of the dis
union speeches lately made by Demo
Gratis in Congress, of the ridiculous
construction Of our Postal law, by Demo.
Gratis, allowing State laws to suieryene
and virtually annul the same, all done
for the advancement of slavery ow q
democratic institution. Tell them of
the wicked and lawless persecution OF
Northern men in Southern and Demo
cratic States; of the frauds committed
by Democrats in the election returns Of
Kansas, Minnesota and Wisconsin. OF
their own divided party who maintain
adverse doctrines, and yet previous to
every election, unite to secure the spois;
Of obtaining Cuba by conquest &c, &c
Let these things and their danges Gus
principles be fully explained to every ear
and we have no fear ofthe result. Organ
ize anew thcn,we say;unfurl the Repub
lican banner; fight faithful, and the day
is ours.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08
Thirteen Men ChruSIlcd ID
Death.
CINCINNATI. March

CINCINNATI. March l
This morning at eight o'clock, as the
workmcn were engaged in tearing down
the Old st. Xavier Catholic Church, on
Sycamore street, tho walls fell, buryins
thirteen or fourteen laborers in the ruins
Up to ten o'clock ten dead bodies have
been taken out
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

rsa. The Democratic Delegates Of
Michigan TO the Charleston Convention
are said to be all in favor Of Douglas.
The Wisconsin Convention OF Demo
Gratis, on the 22d ult., instructed their
delegates to the Charleston Convention
to cast their entire vote for Douglass
On the same day Douglas delegates were
elected in the City Of Baltimore.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

Emigration is again tending towards
Pixies Peak. A few teams have already
passed through town.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

An effort was made in tho Senate to
raise the salary Of District Attorneys
Considerable debate vas had upon the
subject, and their salaries left undis-
turbed.
The Board Of Education is virtually
abolished; both Houses have passed a
bill, prohibiting the Board from meeting
until 1865 The object is to prevent
their meeting again before 1869. after
which time We believe thr Constitution
permits the Legislature to abolish the
Board.
The sInate passed res olution: that the
Legislature adjourn on the Goth inst
The House took up the same, and after
substituting he 9th, also passed it.
At last accounts the bill creating The
Supervisor System was still under cons
sdcration in the House with fair pros
poets Of its passing.
The new Code is Occupying the a''en
ton of the Senate, aud is quite favorab)y
considered
a bill was introduced by Senator
Rankin, creating board of Arbitrators,
for the State and the surt:es of DR. Eads,
the defaulting ExState Superintendent.
1t provides that if the sureties Will turn
out their property as security they can
have ten gears to pay the deiaica,oa.-
The bill vas ordered printed.
A resolution was passed in the SCI ate
! calm. apon Gov. Kirkwood for Inform
alton touching his action in the Couple
ease. The Governor returned the reso-
luton unaccompanied by the desired
information and statement that the
resolution, was disrespecttul to the de-
/ partment Of the State which he rel re-
scntei, BY charging him with wrongful
action without foundation He also
stated that he would willingly commu-
nicate theinformation whenever solicited
I IN a proper manner.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

The useless Office Of Des Moines rive
missioner has been abolished by til
Legislature.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

nsr FIX Gov. Ford Of Ohio, has been
elected Printer for the House Of Rep
resentativcs in Congress. He was sup
ported by the Republicans, and received
90 votes out Of 1856 just enough to elect
him.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

ma The Republicans Of Virginia,
have issued call for State Conyen-
ton to be held at Wheeling on the End
Of May for the purpose Of sending del
egates to the Chicago Convention.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

ray The Republican National Com
mittee have changed the time Of holding
the Chicago convention to May 10th
Sens BILE. This undoubtedly is very wise
change.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

LEAvENwoRTH. February oath
Gov. Medary has vetoed the bill abolish
ing slavery in the Territory OF Kansas.
The Legislature has taken tho bill up
again and will probaly pass it over tho
veto.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08
RspONwARD!-When Gov. Ba

sg,ONwARD!-When Gov. Banks
was elected Speaker, he received 1O3
votes. Gov. Pennington received III.
At that time there were IA Republican
Senators; now there are "a. Thus We
have gained IA Representatives and 10
Senator'S
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08
MARRIED..

On the 1st day Of March at o'clock r. NJ.
by the Rev. G. G Edwards, Mr. John L. Pugs-
ley, Of Nc Lain County, Illinois, to Miss Sa-
rah Janc Davis, Of this place.
THANK YoU--That cake was nice; for which
you have the Printers best wishes; which you
know includes happy life and all kinds of
good things.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

~ Gov. Seward has made speech
in the U. S. Senate upon the admission
Of Kansas into the Union. He gave
Douglas some heavy blows, over which
he growied like q bear with sore head.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08
THURSDAY, MARCH Sth, iSco.

Iegsrs ROUNDS 4 LAEGDoN, are o'tr on.
j. authorized Agents in t'e City o. Chicago
lila. 10 procure Advertisements a,d So.Scrip
tioRs.
EsS~ Nasavs Horace L. Shaw. ~ s. t'ar1
Row, ~ 10 Nassau ST.. New York arc 3ur on
y authorised AGENT IN New York City, T. PIG
cftre subscriptions ard advertisements.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

The Washington Statue was inaugu-
rated on the ed ult. at Washington
10000 we're present and $500 military
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

- Some Of the Germans Of Dubuque
have formed ! German Republican Club,
and nassed set Of resolutions which are
Republican ont and outer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

sB- DR.. LescarDault of France has
discovered new Planet between Mercu-
~ and the Sun.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

EG~ Look here, and believe what We
tell you of SANFORD's INvIGoRAToR in
relieving Bilious Diarrhea, Cholera
Morbus, and other kindred complaints.
It will do it, we have long known, and
feel grateful to DR.. S. in giving it to the
public. It is surprising SO many should
suffer when this remedy is in nearly w
cry town in the United States I'm.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

g-B- The ears OF the Dubuque, West
ern Railroad, are now running to Ana
mosa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08
Toledo, Iowa, March 9Th, l56n.

Pursuant to notice tie voters uf sub
School District, No l, Of Toledo Town
ship, assembled at the Court Hous in
the Village of Toledo, March 9th, 1850
1T | o'clock, p NJ, for the election OF q
sub director Of said district, and for such
other business as mi ght legally come W
for action-and on motion q NJ. Fox
Esq, was chosen President and A. Stod
dard Secretary.
II. A Williamson Esq, stated the
object Of the meeting and moved that
the meeting proceed to an informal bal
lot for sup,director-wh which motion was
carried Whereupon 7. W. Jackson and
S. NJ Wadley, Esqr's, we're chosen to act
as tellers, and an informal ballot was ia
ken with the following result, viz:
John Allen, received 40 votes.
l.. H Carey, = "
The Convention then proceeded 20 a
formal ballot which resulted Ia the eltc-
ton Of John Allen, Esq as said sub
director, he receiving So votes and l..
II Carey, Esq 20 votes.
On motion, after considerable discus
sion, it was voted, that this convent on
instruct The i" township me ting t. evy
49,
able property Of the snb,dl~tric' for the
purpose Of ctec'ing Il school haus
Also. voted that 4 tax If mil be
TO he present one.
On motion, the Contention adjourned,
sane die.
G N. FOX, Prcs't.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

That slow coach, the Senate has filled
as yet to act upon the House bill, for the
resumption of the land grant The Leg
i>laJure will soon adjourn, aud our rail
road prospects be diminished rather than
increased. 1t is quite certain however,
that the Cedar Rapids & Missour! RIVER
L Il Company will not be tho happy re
cinients, because as We view IT, . petit on
from the Legislature should be acted
upon ~ Congress, changing the eastern
points Of the road, intended 70 run CT OF
near the i2nd parallel, and then tho trans
fer could be property made u that com
panv We expect from present appea ar
enres. that the Legislature will fail t. dc
anything in the premises, and the nu-
buaue Marion e Western K K. Comp
any be allowed the ben fit ol the grant
20 build railroads east Of the Cedar river
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08
A. sTODDARD. Sec'y,

Esay At safe OF real estate in Lon
don, the property sold at the rate Z
81 Goo 900 per acre
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08

T oflicc Of the Linn County Regis
ter is now offered for sale.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08
Kosfa. Iowa County Iowa.

Formerly Hewitt House, on the east side Of
Honey creek.
The undersigned having leased the above
property for term Of years, fatters himself
that his arrangements and accommodations
are such that oil those giving him call once;
will do 50 again. His time and attention vii
ia devoted to making oil customers comforta-
Bio. On the first day Of May, will havc
completed . large and commodious bnrn into
which oil vehicles, can DO driven for protcc-
tion md security. NJ y. ADAMS.
Ke,ta March 18th, 1869. n21Iy.
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U0Ep,

0A&& %&S pa
iR RI this city: on ;, MIcsde y . Jsns IN w. 8 o : 9,cl%SH s
aabfo K 81 BL1As AM 4: hlHss IN ay sie s ;Si's as. I" q
his age. He was = kind and indulgent husband and
father, . good neighbour and z worthy citizen; He
leaves . wife. and several chiidfen., and . large
deeply feel this affecting dispensat,on. The de-
ceaSed bore his pfotracted illness with great pa
tssnes and rssisnation ,And died calmly and gently
a. II only falling into q Quot siumher.
pd a,. i e !. a,s Gi,a s.s 3: g: Bon. sa.d A ssas.s n.ss sdss:.
cSafcS. I INT NJ. Snnesn's.J His friends and
to attend.
On Monday, the Ah inst. at ~ o'clk, HELEN
JCSTINA. only daughter OF John land Susannah
M: Tay lor. aged IL months.
mo ming, at her fathers residence. on Broad st.,
opposite Richmond College. The friends and ac-
quaintances Of the family are requested to at
tend
Or. Monday, 4th inst, at 5 O'Clock A. NJ, JU-
9TH ". JUDE, youngest child OF l.. M. and
sarah ! Jude, aged ] year and . months.
Inc friends and aoqualntancos OF the family are
invited to attend her funeral from tho residence OF
her parents. on French Garden Hill, this Tuesday,
morning., at 10 O'Clock.
On Sunday afternoon. June Sd, JOHN GALA
GHEk, IN the nth year Of his age.
his funeral will take place to-day, at 2 O'Clock,
from the residence OF his parents, corner Clay and
18th streets.
In Philadelphia. on the 3,st of May. 1850, ELIZA
BETH ROBERTSON, youngest daughter Of Jas.
Robertson. deceased, formerly of this city.
Yesterday morning. at her residence, on the
corner of Byrd and 10th streets, after = short but
painful illness, Mrs. CAROLINE MEIMBR ESSE,
in the SD scar of her age: She leaves q husband
and chi.d to mourn their loss.
ma Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please
1 COPY.
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~ CLOSING THEIR STORES AT HALF
PAST SIX, BE ENCOUKAGED?-We noticed in
your Dispatch Of FRIDAY, an error relative to Clio
THEIRS closing their stores at half past SIX. We
are sorry to say It is not 30. A petition was got
cept two or three, who seemed as immovahle as
the rock of Gibraltar. In fact. there are some two
SUIT that are regardless of all entrea-
ties, not to close. How ihlberal! Cannot some
thing Le done to induce them to turn from the er-
rOr Of their ways! 1t seems hard that SO many
Young men have to suffer at the expense. of a few.
How pleasant it is to take a stroll on the Square
at half past six, after the toll Of twelve and a half
hours OF labor. MANY CLERKS.
lie Sit
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OF f98 =
INDEPENDENT TURNER Assou,r,o.
The INDEPFNDENT TURNER As.o,.
fioN VIZ :ssssrsss shei. sseena 1nniv snocM.
A. SCHADy BELtvtLtrn

- "AhDES
-, A. !! o'slss. The Prize Gyma.s.ie g,.,..-
rarallel Bar and PLYING aisss, 10 II Lfos. Bar.
Ci.ss Gymaashc Exefeisss Of The se a"s@wse b.
Ate! dinner. the ~or.tions Of the d., IN
1sss., sissy vhsch the PrIze Gymnasslo. fsp.vAsr,
o. sSs s sss.s. T C,;' vill TAKE place. A~A''e'''s
rAu.GnAND BALL.
.sTEiHLEIN's MoNrtcx,Iou.,
s~c nssS me Sa,zs. VII b delivered 70 he NO..
Proc Of admission to the Garden. "A cvxr.
Tflce oi .dmlssien 10 the bali, So
me utienas o. she Association and Inc ,,,.
~ THE GAR n 4 o-N
Baud. composed Of the bes, Hsn.Mm."-Ths
strumen's,. respectfully AJAX Of the y atttllnsed Ia.
country Or ~ cities. = due share Of ps,roas,..a the
ing daily the latest End most spprovsS" piactc-
tons. they are confident Of xivin, eomp9S-
either on parade or IN the bali rom . 's,aes,os.
Sddls:. sc. o.; SH i11si Z "f DlS sss5 dSs,aa.. :"
AGUkSIUN To az.
AEE%ksP0gNT;, P1RTsMotfH oLD
MO orcr cNORFoLK;-The stssmsrr cArNpD
to the above places on MTURDaasy ~ psnAesrsoa
psst, g lEis sana .ekularly EVERY sA aTfIHi
.ss:on q ! ie.v ~ III ass Hss during the va,efiSr
?. NJ. arrive al OLD PoiNT s,au; a; O'clock
thence to PORTSMOUTH and Noa EEo9 2 clock;
return the nsxt svenlns. SUNDAY, ,ieaS,as i Nasai
Point, and arrive at Richmond abou. 80, snu I'd
NJ, Monday morning. osock a.
PASSAGE for the trip. to OLD Poin, and rs.,-
folk. SIS %. FREIGHT as usual. y nor
Je Its t r.. D. UASg1vs
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The Great Eastern.

In medium.sized, modest looking handbills,
1t is announced in London that +" the steam
ship Great Eastern, 1915 tons register, will
take her departure from Southampton for
Now York ON the 9th Of june" The ship Is
consigned to GRIsaELL, MINrURH & Co., New
York.
This look. like business. The Board Of Di.
rectors have gone TO work industriously and
thoroughly, without pretence, bluster or puff
hng. She 10 only TO receive q limited number
Of cabin passengers on her trip TO the United
seasss- not to exceed three hundred. On her
return. should she maks . rapid passage west
wAFos sas Will prohably taks . much larger
nambes.
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PASSENGER s per steamship Yorktown, Parrish,
from New York:
a R. Robertson, J. McGill, Z. Crawford, R, A.
Ian, Mr.. Antonls. VIM: Bennett, II. S. N. Jonn
Owen. U.S 8. N, J. H. Nichols, E. G. Doughty, J.
Short. J. N. Van Lew and daughter. w. +. Taylor.
Miss pimmick. Mrs; Bluckfnger, J: r. West and
Smith, W: Buckner, .W.B. Calwell, c. w. Shum-
YaS.S Dizer and lady; Miss Lgops,hrs; Huested'
Tompkins. D. q. Elliott. NJ Small, RI Boy
ken, A. J. Hame, Miss Morris, N. C. Andrews,
Miss E. +. Edwards and 81 steerage.
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MARINE INTELIIGENCD
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE4.
High Water fais day (Tnssdayl SIX o'clock.

High Water fats day (Tnssday) SIX o'clock.
ARRIVED.
Steamship yOrktown, Parrish, New York, mdze.
ana PASSENGERS, Ludlam 4 Watson.
Steamer Belvldere. Keene. Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, d. i w. Currie.
Steamer Virginia. Kelley. Philadelphia, mdZe.
and passengers, q. Z. CardozO.
lark Clara Haxall, Dutton, New York, hay,
schr. Ben Vandever, Jones, Norfolk. corn,
Stearns j Co.
Steamer Pennsvivanla Teal, Philadelphia. me re.
and passe ayers, y. +. CaIdoZo.
Sehr. Lynchburg, Harris, New York, two days.
mdzs., u. Il w. Currie.
Schr. NJ. c.; hopkins, Daugherty, New York,
hay, Bridgford i Co.
Schr. Wm. and John, Jones, Baltimore, guano,
E. II Sktnker a. Co..
Schr.S s. Apple gate, Cranmer, Philadelphia, coal,
X. y. HasklIs.
Bark Pioneer, from Liverpool, (reported by Capt.
Kelley, of steamer Virginia,) in tow of steanl-tu
City Point, June =. 1850.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown. Skinner, Richmond.
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal, Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Steamer Jamestown Skinner, New York.
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Teal, Richmond.
Steamer City of New York, Nickerson, Boston.
Schr. jamestown, Lattorette, New York.
NEw YoSk; June 2-Arrived, schr. Ned Will
BALrIMoRE, June 3-Arrived. schr. A. r.. Ell
lott: N. c. Cleared, schr. Purse, Swansboro
NORFOLK. June 2.-Cleared, schr. Ben Vandiver
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On Thursday evening, Nay slst,. at e.o'clook. 1t
B Ii 's!si' L. WiLS0N and Miss 16NEis 4:
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$500 me pleasure Of announcing that
s.-a 10y oFsaaaAsd "Acadsmy OF Music
...Is. we Ne iaforsnsd, The bsst musical
ws.as 81 A'cnmond. VIII gtvs : .Concert ON
49,. ~. asA. sor - bsnsAs Of the or.
pa.as. saI. par'Iealass Will hereafter appear
~ .uvs'ussnsa.s ana bills. IN The mean.
nus. We cordially iavoks tho aid u all lover.
o. music, and OF al who = ' Tie .nusie i.
thsir souls OF compassion and h~snsvoisnee,
n bshaH Of ibis liberal effort for . aebl1
cause.
n 80. ~s -
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~ The BEST AND cHEAPEsr PHOTOGRAPHS
ana REAR AmDrotypes IN the CITY are those MADE
Governor st. All 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. Photogr aphs
colored in Oil, Aquarlile, Pastel. or India INK
Price rs ct l.. 50 cts, $l-frOm that UP to $lO0.
An 1l-ta
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"A. Something to Read: ~. XEY
AkDlcko f&ichNs somYrHrro 70 wEA..
..e zen 3 "a SEE = 6s III s' ao ss5 e, :ss s Sd IsIiis
| WRAPPINGS 1t greatly reduced Irioes, Buy0rs
Can 30 certain OF obtaining rood bargains, 40 We
are deeermlned not TO disaypoint those viz favor
u VITA . call. SWORDS Z TNAW,.
N:g-Tancy Dress Silks at cost.
"A. Lath.! Laths!! Laths !!.-Heme
MANuFACTUkE.-We continue to make md sell
At our Saw Mill, Mayo's island, excellent Plaster
LAIhS ~ the price OF - per Thousand. We
would invite the attention Of the trade 10 the AM
nexed certificate of Mr. . gentleman we'll
known IN our city:
RICHMOND luna ID, 1860.
| Messfs. JNO. h. GEO. G1Bsoy-Genticmen: You
ask me to give my opinion In writing. in rega ard to
the Plaster baths Of your manufacture. l will state
that a. tore mar for Mr.. Pr Russell. [ have used
upwards of 600 600 of yonr laths, and take pleasure
respect to any sawed laths h retofore imported.
that / have ever seen. Being free from the fuze
of The sawed lath, the first coat Of mortar adheres
without repulson. and heIny of regular thickness
and equal IN strength to the save ! lashs, do not
| hesitate to say that Vt is more pI o6table to the plas-
more speedily done and results in . better job.
BENJAMfN SWAMI.
Having read the above statement Of Mr.. Swami.
| my foreman, it entirely concurs with nv opinion
in regard to the laths made by the Messrs. Gibson,
and would add that 1 think these gentlemen ought
to be encouraged for their enterprise in this mat
je4-6t p. H. RUSSELL.
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week.
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n Fifty Cents fer 5Laessgs ~Ambrs.ypes,
!. Ard .anjshss II .bs ,Pssf sfyLK.
ricrufEs ME- 4HAfs4itGdz AZ Any
Sstisfketion saaranteed, or = 4 eal
TCRES, at = REDUCED PRICE, 20 to
SMITH 0ALLk4f.U Nam st.,
Je6-2ts Whitehursts old stand.
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OFFICE n. & Y. r. 4. R,l
Hi FIJI n S sSns & |. isSS.
Ms@&eE 81 House s "a F PG' !sbys .e !;
s st;s' Of tj Gss 1s'ps 's 4H g RI < A SHARP lisf, s f; the
EsG4lAa6scHULTZ has been Withdrawn for
ny and James River line. Tor the s puIpSss Of On
d~srsoins some slight repairs. painting, aad rsht-
sumo her place on the line.
x4s FOR PHLLADELPHlA.-
&&ke The A No: ] Steamship VIRGINIA.
sss' * i 1.s.:n Il se S'oi ssat r. 1s.s X. on lAoAsDAS'
moda.ions, Apply pi so the Captain On ai toard. or sG 10
p,.,o, &C. T. SAR1Sz0: Agent; sssis.s.;
duoed rates, and with dispatch. JeB-3t
rs FOR BALTlMORE =. The regular
<4xe packet schr. William SEVERE, CAPT.
Jno. BROOKS. having . portion # her oaHO
j. s@ss -' ". D. coLQuIrr L co.
~ AOkAE FOk SALE-Fivs ysara old
@S7spsIissssiy sound. and ssaiis ia Any harness;
we'll broke; trOn easily under the saddle, and 10 Of
References a. to tic horse can 10 Asd.
. Eva e. So e: ~ sSava = ;h la did S. :issa'' Ffan:';n T..
n special NoTlCE.-Ia accord.nes with
" Al arrangement entersd iAto with the other
closed s.sry sssa.ss !. s.Islf ss.s * o'siosk. dS.
rinS the eumner months. viz till the Let Of Sop
:sass : ia. si si,a: "a a. ; ss:s sss s.s s::ssS..s N the
Ny cpstomers xfes therefore. respectfully and
earnestly resusstsd 70 Gall for their lnAs. j. cyious
. - ss s.s ssss; juan D0o
"a HOUak ron AENT.-Ths FhEMiSEH
over he store, W Main stseet. are easfsd is
~fent. vhe. hoase - - Eood ogdess $40 40og-
aodions. Apsly . ~ atefe kSseefSaof given
| lmMediAtely. ms. TUfMANaAkM
Jo1-A bare0a.a m1e ssasa.
CAuIlONs-AA psraoAs an tsSatlqned Assiast
favor for oj6d. jonS k6Adre4 and exht SellatsN
t;,snssd y AosaAaa S1xfes1P'S ~! JShH S$SR ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

Prof. Joseph Roby, the head OF the anCtom-
ical department of the University OF Mary
land, died on Saturday.
The Union party Of Missouri have nomi-
mated Robert Wilson for Governor, and r.
Holmes for Lieut.. Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

4. SEA BATHING.
VEMI CHESAPEAKE HALL,
ll:,6sl HAMPTON, Va.
1 ms 8 JMMER RESORT, so well and favora-
bly, known. will be re- opened on the 18th OF June,
when the proprietor will be hsppy to see any OF
h.: fI,snds wn4 ma, wish to ENJOY SALT WArER
boats, Fishing Tackle. Pleasu re- Carrlages &c.
AWAY in readiness to contribute to the endowment
OF guests. II. g. prOprielor.
lie SLIM