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LINE Ground Stock Feed. for sale low by sxz
l. iunes-sl BENZ F. SHIELDS s co.
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sladIes ksonnei ssoXes.

TUST received a large assortment OF ladies' Bon
y net BIKES, inge and aonble tops and trays
Also. Iadies' SAT ;helS and Travelng Blgs, Which
JOHN gsMAeE.
iune23-sfas - College street.
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Southern Trunk Mandatory.
FASSETT g. CR0SSMsN,
PATENT TRUNK FOR LlDIRS.

It his compartments f'r Bonne;s, Dresses, Para
soils Brushes. and waterproof coInpar tIaent for
Spunses, OILS, e.
All KINDS OF Trunks made to order, covered re-
paiied at Short notice Gre Us CALI At II Market
sirs ct tn o doors nth OF the Square.
iuuez3-tIly FASSEiT & CB0SSafAN, :.
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Il q r s a L e /.
4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE
Well Improved & very Valuable,

1.-TWO and half miles from Nashville 81
I the MurireesbOro' Turnpike Road The .HEzE
dwelling is of Brick, built IN modern style izsAaE
and very commodious; containing rooms
OF good SIZE, besides halls ,antichambers china clos
et. store room and cellar. and stuaied in
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Wanted.

100o BUSHELS GOOD CLEAN MILLET SEED,
tUUU by A. JENKINS,
jansi-n No IL South Market street.
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Fleuriag Hill fer Rent.

TIME City FIGURING sl, s;tnated on the CutEber-
land River, just below the city IS offered for
rent the renlaDder Of The present year, with the
privilege OF next year. Apply TO TUI:yEE fosTzR,
cherry street or JAMES GURBfTT,
tune25-tf IL the Mill.
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LAST TIRE. DAYS BEFORE MARRIAGE-The
following, says the st. Louis Republican, is an
extract from letter received some months
since by gentleman in this city, from col
lege mate in Alabama. The experiences it
records may be appreciated by those who
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NOMINATION OF
HON. JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE,

OF KENTUCKY.
Upon the motion of member of the Mas
sachusetts delegation the Hon. John c.
Breckenridge was nominated on the first bal
lot. and the nomination confirmed and made
unanimous by reclamation.
NOMINATION. OF YICE-PRESIDENT.
The convention proceeded to ballot for
candidate for Vice Presidency, which resulted
in the unanimous choice of the
Hon. JOSEPH LANE,
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rh.I.a,e.t from Garibaidi.

,w yogS. June THE Herald publishes
ftsl,owiug teiegraphic dispatches, received
IQsssns,G,TsHH S Ssr ' nsss ssasns OF the Ara Ola
81. Way is-An engagement etwee the
NJ Rooms and Garibaidi, near Catalflni,
Palermo. has taken place, and Garibaidi
is r.sd 10 have been completely beaten,
s.Sf iarea mum Der killed and wounded.
'p.tygMo. May i6.-A fight took place at
p'anpo, near here, in which the troops
.s,s rspuised. Palermo Is IN s'ase VI siege
g,ssh troops have arrived, ana more emil
Is, have d~lsrmbarked in Sicily.
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. Aucx1oM aAxA


E
u0usE AND LOT IN. WlCkKR9yILLE
II. 81 5th a.. y Il june. eos u.ss. en-; on n : o'sIocf !:
NJ, the HOUSE ana LOr' ns.1 'Koexstts. 6siss
the ste residence OF Col. Prank Wicker: decd
rooms, Win ali necessary out. buildings. Tiers
u attached to the house about three-foarths Of an
Il On. fourth cash; tine balanes At 4. 8
and IL months. for nssotiable nofes, with interest
'1 81 and '' Jag ~ \. 4 fs ifsi. ss's { SON. Aue...
CsxTEEN VEMY DEslKAnLE 9UlLD:
nA lss EST, Ap AZ 'sslHsil5HE!e1w WV III 81: 81
upon the premises. on MONDAY, June 4th. 1850,
commencing prompt, 81 4c'cloek =. rs verx
Manchester, rs follows:
Lots in square No. 8. Of Falls, Plantations, Cn
Everett and Maury streets; and between Wads-
4 Lots IN SQUARE No J. ON Everett and Maury
streets. and between Barney and Biddle streets,
Lots IN square No u. on Stockton ana Everett
streets, and betwseen Lawrence and WarrsrStoh
streets, 1s7 by l65 feet each:
Lot in Square No. 2S.on Stock and Everett SITS,
and between Jones ana Lawrence streets, l32 BY
TEsSs~Une fourth cash one fourth at six
eotiabie notes, with interest aided, and secured
by trust deeds. JAS. N. TAYLOR 4 SON.
MY 70 AuctOneerS.
TRUSTEES NALE or HOUSE AND LOT
SHALL AND EtFLRs0N' STREETs.~Pur-
William Bunthusal, recorded in. Kichmond Hust-
coed on TUESDAY, the 5th June, 1860, at AZ o'cIk
z. NJ, to sell \ framed tenement At the SOC
corner of Marshall and JetteIscn streets. The Lot
wide.
r1Rn'-wih be made G%.. t n. FH 7 tsi ri: Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts. my q
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
|
fnr the Richmond Dispatch


roS June l.-Hoase-A bill for
fAssiS1r, s. Marshals nnd others for let.
,~snish,ns s,s escape from them when arrest
aafr.. rsssed. ..,...n..
'fhe Misunderstanding between Houston,
srsenai ssa Train. Of Mass. A resolution
Al, proposing 10 censure Houston for
,ss efeF~ fer,ihets, but was Withdrawn, and
ycohlv" r,, 10 the House for the violation Of
: 'ales' ,;r. Hale introduced a resolution OF
sssh~~rnserning the naval depot at Bruins
~ ! Ca ss.. sr Ieilsiensy bill wa. discussed at
Ihe A proposition 20 restore the lisa.
;eal iea1 nail vas rejected, and the bill
y Es'saa 4 SO as to advertise for proposals
ssas rouse. 1T was passed.
81 sha' ..rstion Of the curtailed mail ser.
fae in The House Postal Deficiency
fs' ples sirieken out in the Senate, by four
bly, va vs. aud The bill thus passed.
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Severe Tornado.

.,r.rGus, n. Y, May 3i.-A tornado
"xer this place at about ~ O'Clock
Tss, sasy afternoon. sweeping every hing be-
@1.t. al O. the railroad depot, and blow
,s'as. 'wcod.shed of the railroad entirely
at '' your persons were dangerously in
aTa' several slightly. The mount Of
1g'ra, ~ no, known, but il will probably
ssaH4S esgl. The storm passed northeast,
,s.oa.h he village Of Wassrley. aeou. three
s'lss rom d ,sIs; s'i,'ss a mummy %an by the sso a'% other q
Bs7'V"s nd several others slightly. Almost
ft ~ nnllding within h reach OF the storm
al iIiured
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p0litic1I.

AUGUSTA, Ga. June The Sonin Carolina
--nocratc Convention ao1ouiheo 1nSIsuay'
a~ssd by X. Is. Rhett. A strict test vote
Ned Rhett,s minority TO be L.. Much ex-
men eusued. and though Rhett's friends
ed willing 10 send a mixed delegation TO
almond. their opponents were determined
- throw sill the responsibility upon them, and
ss delre alton vas not altered.
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Basros, May 3i.-W. +. Freeman Il Co.'s
.rsyood works al Newton were destroyed by
.s ihis morning, together with the valuable
Tsshlnery aud a large stock OF ~logwood.-
La*s $4,000.
Three buildings and two stables We're burned
q, Esyerhi.l this morning.
The silk store of Jackson 4 kimball, at
MANCHESTER, n. H., was robbed OF $1,000 worth
n Foods last night.
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The ~JapanpSe,

WASHINGTON. June 1.-The Japanese leave
h.re On the j;h inst, stopping one day in Bal
nmore and four III Philadelphia. They go
hence 10 Niagara Falls, where they stay a
diy, reaching Albany on the lith. Thence TO
Boston. and arrive in New York on the goth,
FarTe they stay until the steamer Niagara
.A,s on the iii Of July.
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BALTIMORE, June l:-Flour very dull-Howard
sreet. Ono ard City Mills S5ts. Wheat steady
red - "a 3 81. white 9 iAdSl.s0 Corn firm
sr-vhi'e 5l10, yellow 1a74. Provisions un-
casHg.d, Whlskey dull.
y YORK, June COTTON very dull-Uplands ia
EIgr unchanged. Wheat firm. Corn slightly
nwel-W estern yellow 7lG72. Pork steady-mess
sf&dSi. IS. Sugar quiet. Other articles un-
eBshsed.
sass IN New York. May 81. Of $1,000 Virginia
tsa!4 2.uU0 90. at "a; So, UOu do. at 93is and
sfn9 lrAne ssee 6s at GIL.
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III. Forty Sixth Anniversary Of h Ameri'
can Tract Society.

BosroS. May 3I.-The torty-sixth anniver-
CRY o. the American Tract Society was large
II attended last evening at fremont Temple,
I,lIoyernor Briggs in the chair.
expenditures OF the ear.-.......--. S66 500
The Society is free of debt. with a cash sur
pgs OF about 1000. Governor Briggs was
..aisc,ad PRESIDENT.
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NTOKE AND ID ON HULL
MANCHESTER. o SALE At
AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on MON
DAY. the 9th day Of June, commencing at ga
O'Clock p. Nj. the STORE and DWELLING 10
Geo. A. Perry. This is regarded to be an excel
lent business stand. Ths pre- Misses are insured for
81 1900.
TsRMs.-One-f fourth cash the balance at 4. 8
and y months. for negotiable notes, with interest
ADDED. and secured by a trust deed. The taxes for
1850 to be paid by the purchaser.
js2 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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a = NO1xO0Os
~ sso.oe9 WssiA f PIX S.sss,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
A rare opportunity 10 offered to al to sup1ly them
PRES. .ss'yYsc: II" scoops.
at from 80 10 50 Per cent? below regular prices.
&b 90 WORTH OF NV.
SPRING AND
SUMNER SILKS,
thrown on the counter and marked down without
regard to cost, to save them from the auction
room.
6RGANDIE,
GRENADINE
AND BEREGE
cosr ROBES,
All desirable GOODS at PRIME COST. from a
PAPER OF Pins up
Farmers and manufacturers will end a large
stock Of hest GCUDS Gsr SERVANTS SUMMER
and WINTER CLOTHING Al cost.
PERKINS 4 CO., al Eagle Square.
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AUCTION 0AIu0.
FUTURE DAYS.
by z. y. Cook, Auct'P.

t. E!E EeSsF Ps t t @SES .y fGsEE Sss.
PETS ke Ac, At. AUCTlON,-Oa THURS
. S$1;, IN sf 'P +. i y M I: s,ss"ef k.s, ". Who :s, !: q s%.s &: re;
house, keeping corner Of 18th and Ross streets.
rear Of 'h a6 StI!f!f 5Gq,' fitH|iahN M
sors.sd .is Il vel TeIS % '1 PUN ara.e so SSssI 1'as. one "1 sols,
iS"s U .ooa. c cnS "ss 'a via f SIC 6 Sesa.i Gns o. conc no:
Prising enc Tste a-Te,e and fur Chsirs; Ma
s ss'S Slabs s;o one M.hc aSs1y g Vii. Nm Marble
pets; ELEGANT. Marble Mantsi Clock and vases !;
MATING o' Cloth 81 ffiiANo.
One superior = octave Piano, in Rosewood cases,
.'1 The 6 u ii!'S'' sia6o 'sp' i. :1 l"1 na':s with on.
t sssstns 4Ts sSis, sse s'asS"s.s; o ssts "eca Ss,s.,, s Sac
Tables. a large variety of Cut Glass and China
p wsss; : ons cstn it re r." s e. 81 P g p'. D,.n so sss, sS
Hat Rack. stair Carpets and Reds. Floor Oil
CHAMBER FURNITURE consisting Of Ma
Mshesany B.dsteads., Feather Beds. Hair end
's stf hhfifoi F' SD l5o WINS e AND BRANDY
The above F1rrituie Is Of the very best quality,
haxing been made to order in this city, and Is now
To enable the public an opportunity to ex famine,
the residence Will open ON Wednesday. 9th inst,
from 9 until 6 O clOck.
je2 E. B. COOK. Auct.
CHINA CROCk En- \, GLASSWARE,
- FANCY ARTICLES. &c, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY,, the 9th inst; | will sell At my
cry, GLASSWARE. FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
Consisting of Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Pitchers,
Clambe lSets, Mugs, Bowls, sp,ttoons. fine Bohe
let's, Tumbiers; Preserve, Butter and pickle
Dishes; Flower. Vases, Look~ing-Giasses of ali
sizes. r c tos ether with a large lot eff other arti-
cles in the housekeeping and fancy goods line.
je2 Il. B. COOK Auct.
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aNuRRum

@3fS !AmEs HIyEk IRANsPQR.
ffSSSSf 4! ~ J. I ESSSs LIE
MI x ~ s$oa kS Sa!EE55 III a9a El FaEE
s Sons ss!t. ss.RspFfsKkioss.. B.; s.fisf fts sf rPE
ana snd SS aN wiz ply regularly between R,shmond
s Sss ss;! % :a q ate. to- F Fl iiiSssY:i JUN &sR 81. 1ssS Capt
FREIGHT received At all hours. daily on board
sns esrses At the Dock. near Edmond L Daven-
s.,iet ATTENTION paid t. The handling and stow
Richmond. Ma, sl.., 1860. nAAI !. H1ss,x.
E6s,ss%: fSSAhoSTSsi, dc. .e.ass
4 is.! "'eio do a sAS sx;ATu 'sf, .p &. q q inst ss the hour Of
ct r rs,ss az. ,sfs 1,s s' ]. SSs'e1 S q. ssis.mor' at low
no hhds. taken this trip, unless engaged at our
Passenger. will please he on board before l.
o'clock M. SATURDAY, the hour Of departure.
Tickets procured either at our office, in shockoe
slig, opposite the Columbian Hotel. or at Steam
je ut DAVID L WIN. cURRIE.
rs FOR CHAR ES n. 4. C.-The
G1egoo schooner JULIA A. RICH. Capt. j.
-NEwr hay,ng the greater portion Of her
my 81 Iw W.D coLouITT 4 co.
FOR BALTiM0RE.-The regular
-. L!r.; master. having a portion Of her cargo
engaged and gong on board, will have Dispatch
f" my fs si"is apply w. r. D. coLoulrr 4 ca.
FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL
%&dS me superior regular packet schr. &. r..
"ALLEN Capt. OBED BAKER, ha wing a por-
ton OF her cargo engaged and COINS on board, will
my 5l-ts DAVID L WM. CURkffEE.
&5k RICHMOND AND NEW YORK line OF
@.H.P ST superior fast sailing
schr. MARSHALL. Capt. OLIVER CHICHESTER,
having a portion OF her car 80 engaged and going on
board, will have quick dispatch. For balance of
ny sl- HSp' DAVID L WIN. cuRRIE.
rs FOR BOkDEAUx.-,The A coppered
| <EsdS and. copper fastened bark LONE STAR;
- having a part Of her cargo engaged. will sail
with dispatch. Freisht taken On moderate terms,
and forwarded free Of charge. Produce Of various
kinds solicited from the South and Southwest. APP
ply to D BIGGS h U orr Au.r.
.UDOM 4 CLEMENTS, Agents.
Norfolk. May 23d. 1850. my 24-l5t
OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,(
<oAH HAVING JUST COMPLETED
G3&E& new arrangements with the New York
leges Per JAMESTOWN, YORKTOWN, and
kinds Of merchandise, in large or small packages,
at greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
40 marked.
Our accommodation are ample, and packages
under 4 express seal.
tracts, apply to II. MACD6NOUGh. Agent.
zoe Main street. below 9th.
N. .B.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running as usual. NH It's
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The Wildfire.
Northern

KEY WEST, FLA, May 2S.-The captain OF
tr captured SLAYER WildGre has been released
!sy.n Imprisonment on his own ond
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rec. sS;.:; q Man sss ss q! J: -: :.' % siAFEu:s,.
a.: ::?: :.sss q 4 Ian. s,s'i gSksiY ffiisI E.'''''as Mt OF ''"
sr DaS SS c0.::. S:s': .a = s S::s:. i So1 S.y s sss:::
Ha1s; G:ys, e esrns w;:s ssS%SI s GGs:1n, s :; so.,.
csSnsiss, 8. och HsrTiscs.' Wa..sxasS AID BISSsSs..
ing > a.hes. Msa.l.s,Sisd TS9s.sc, ySi.ss;:
..T<s lot Of Xxx Jtns NcT 1.s Aust. &C.
ny &. y. Geek Asset.
uORSEs: gUGHlEo, &c, AT AUCTION:
s s.sa /. IN. a"s Il a. S : ssu %sia csrs.': ..o a ! : :ss% .
chestnut sorIel Saddle Hoyse. 7 years; slso. . large
b.y;; 8 . s.rs c!dL,can b recommended a. 'e''a-
Tw" siesan. open BUGGIES and HARNESS.
ne:I!y new: OFT, made de-. MILE.
T.1 FURNITURE WAGONS and HARNESS..
~ ;. M. Ntsses, Auct'r.
TRY GOODS AT .AUCTION.-TO-NlgHT.
Is 81 MAJ :iss :. S.saoG = lo s' " = :. ssla; & A SSY aG sSfss.
Cambriss. Liner Duck. Stella Se.wls. 6ns A,nd-
-; ~: 81; 4: "a: SSlD TA T: Sid ;%sssss':1 ~: in
"A Will 10 sold, THIS MOANING. At the Horse
Lot, on Council Chamber Hill; eommsq.igE e 10
ID ClO( n > B0vtIAl C0flu' N"u tiSo
several good MULES. well broke to harnsss: aeve-
raj Mich cows and CALv ES /; l fine AORSEs
DRAY and HARNESS..
js3 J. II. DJ6GEs, Ascs'F.
WILL bA sUA.Ds even nixn. Nn9 woeks q
w suction room! e, Maia street, cermensins e
Plated WWAfcHSESi one Gold jEWELkX, Gold
LIfNS; silver Plated SPOONS, FORKS, CAS-
TOk6, 10. Also, . lot Of FANCY GOODS, CJ-
. E!;;iS:.,6Ss:;:.'ssi'e'iYiiRf RIA SSiiaASdk sy 4. 1s. ;s'>
"1 i. T. B 5oesrss alssmaa. iss.ss
HIGH C~ONSTABLk'8 YALE.-Wl Ill 10 cold
II ON SATURDAY, the ID June, ISfO,. AZ ~ eek
A: M, At the Hal Ccnstable's Odice; a lot DRUG.
GISTS' FIXTURES, conslstjng. Of large lot 81
Empty vl.l:. Scales. Let HAIR Fluid. ? Marble
cinea. tosethsr with the u,asi VARIETY o. Ds.Es's,s.
EUKNITURE. copsistink, Of Bare.As' Bedstssd:.
Mahogany Chairs, ) Feather Bod and BsddinS.
! fne Rosewood Ga!tsr. Banjo: Coso y nscn'
iuxton and his Generals. To safety sundry du-
TnRMs-Cash. F. BUTLkR. II. {. Z. K.
10 l-2t*
"a. i'll be added to the sbeye. sals, By consent
of parties, ono SORkEL HORSE Tevme cash
je3 r. . G.C.
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TAIA gar


-A M0RsEa AID ToR. syCsY
N@1iON.-Win s. sol1 % SAfUibxY
~ MO ces.s;f el l::: s.. nh. :::s::i5 90. 3 ! I'd s,i! S..
nees nONHEA; onU sseea6-bead Tor DU00Y
.Gs IN f flss:|'v y. 'fliksfkssEE. Aaes',.
ORiNs &c, ron SALE ar AUCTION
Win b sold on sATURDAY snes nsnn. Jase md.
ats O'clock. At the c6 - 81 D.. > Deiapisne -, Esq..
ON Cay street.. his ofi,s Perniture. three Flcur
pIne. ocalee ana Weixhts. Tess. Tkhles. ChaaIss
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HARINE INSURANCE.
.ux 1asuif44!ssSis3Sa il { ,SS92alSz lrsuas

A-Oaee No. III Msx;n Street, kisA4saA.V
800 600 .sa Ssr5ls.:. Ss1%!-
ksvn. eaSeysd sAs favor q Z: Ish.is 1g.iss. ~
&. 81. osss. ss1;S p 1vi VIM as.''
Z! .!; ss:i Ys, r.: is; 3 81 s:i i q: y e :s1 . :ss;aa.''. and
e. &: s.: :: 4: !: : -: :: !: \; e ~: ::! ! Z: !; s. 81: i !;: 81; 81 ii: =: q !! !:
VT c.ss.,s,.. ,ests:s::; !. ss::,'Hs, !. ls: s;:,:
s::i f. I; Kat J Js:: e S!F:ss.n. js 81 s Ea|sssls::
az az; T. ss :: y, y: e; i:: 3! as;z;frsiahs:: : r.; ~ s :
p{s:;ISfS;Ss:'.@' ' ssss1ii S:,.sGsssA,
!!ll E$sslssEa:s: S iissIPaoss.
s;ssS1s e.., A..s i. ! f. :asso;
&sS OAK LUMnEa, SAWED 70
.qsSA : Il a. . Il .S sso SEX &c., &c cI, sss :' g.
- Mills ~ The Btats. located in osisssa white Oak
= | TO- ::s.s ~. ss; s:ss:. Z |Iirlie Z RI SiSi; :s 4
|: S :!i::::, Is s:''ss''s',l| l5sif;sssi nv; !: :,;Sii. s:ss:
~ nv AWE BD1 YALE WVWkUa-Mo
~ he.a 90 Aaal fSs1 D. ebeve lssNssy. Plat
Aia: c61Ef4iii scxtH a ~ s.s:ss,:;:1
s1s sos:. S ss:ss:, e. e.. .. yss:e s. 49, s:.: 49,, e: 5s,s iaEs1
8 d.. .''.'''' VA sf1s;s;.ffiiv: chr. "a. |: Co.. !:
oALG-T6ae 1esiTehso VACANT lot
r On pcssI siAe Il Y.aals1. eerner q yeasrsc9
a,ssf. 3rostia9 90 RrAnklin street y feet, sHa
Fs:s,ss s:sk ~ '''s % |. En- {. 1alx'f6da4sHs' s s &
AL9xANenlA nON1o HWR eAIk.-
g Hs .:. ~ as'ss. 1entH&a.TH r. ~ =
B1 {. =. sssos'- p 1SS2 Gezn.. b -. ssaa.
l ceenes maia 81 NH 0<foees.
7001CC0 --0iHs1Ss Vise g. TehSeoo. .
1avssy tpe Article. - 49, ]. @UvAl,
/ 0fHGeiass eosnes 4ate ana Nh a1s0oie.
WOOOe6 mann 166TO4x0 m. 1iIe.ss
sisssas. ssI @ssss = fsslS. 6ssesE
CAAneANNa ClDG6, F561, E1JT1EG.
q, 8 ]. e. KAVkRASfaE1saSsS =
P.sLAAsss1sIHf2c&
|m6Saa&EEE
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my IA

RI Sonthesn Savings Bank
BY IMx LEGISLATURE OF VA.
OFFICE, E3 MAIN STREET.
Money received on deposit at the rate of SIR PEI
rent. per annum. on all sums remaining over six
months aud At are per cent. on such as are drawn
out before the expiration Of SIX months.
DIRECTORS:
J. y. Watkins, Pres't, r. e. Howe,
7. L Moore, Geo. I. Herring.
Wm. Ira smith, J. F.. kegrault.
J. II. +. Mayo, w. A. Jenkins, Sec'ry.
P. B. Price, Treasurer.
Certificates of Ds post and Checks issued BY the
Treasurer. 7. y. PACE. Office at VIM. Har-
grave Whites Bookstore, Main street, two doors
below American Hotel. nv z6 lin
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nATo Avoid HavinS Sour Bread. use
SEMPLE'S iNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
10 make Bread speedily. use
PIES. INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
70 save Lard in making biscuits. use
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
10 make Bread light and sweet. use
SEMfLE'S lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
10 save time, labor and expense, use
FMPLE INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally.
JOHN w. GARLiCK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
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IA Mere New Goods.

M Mere New Goods.
A. X. PARKER l. CO..
Have Just received q new and beautiful assert
ment OF AIDES DRESS GOODS, IN
Rich Berege Augiais ROBES;
kich ChIntz Berege ANGLAlS;
PLAIN Berege
Rich OrEandie ROBES;
Rich Chintz ORGANIZES;
GREY, MOhAIR; Plaid MOHAIR;
Broche CELkSTIALS:
POPLINS and POPLINETS;
trey vALENCIAS;
.JACONErS and LAWNS. &c, &c.
All OF which we will sell very low. my ITS
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IA Dead Shot for Bed Buss...All good
hossekeepers viii be tlad t. hear Of an article that
will Kill Bed Bugs, so thst they will
STAY KILLED!
The DEAD SHOT does this entire and com
piete' Beng a gummy extract. it does not evapo-
time, thus becoming a trap ready set for these
noxions tormentOrso Of our nightly rest. Sold by
my Elm J. W. GARLICk, Druggist.
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I.Trn &c.

Z MD NONaiNiVN lNSUMANCE COMPA.
" N~Y.-CAPlTAL 5000, O
"A. Office for the present 40 Mais street, sqxess
ADORE the PoSt-CCcs.N y
cations for FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
=. f-rsDvuhlA HapwnS
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- CHI a NC K OF HOUR FOR
EaGaltz(STARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
~hAND NORFOLK.-The steamer
CURTIS PECK, Capt. clifford, will, on ard a-
ter WEDNESDAY next, 4th inst. =, leave the Wharf
at Rockets regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY
and WEDNESDAY mornings, att O'Clock precise
ly, and return each alternate day, SUNDAY except
ed, at the same hour Is o'clock) until further no
tice. X. q. HASKINS.
The GLEN COVE will be taken Of the line a
short time TO undergo some repairs. ap3-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-02

one n r r % CASES BOOTS AND
SHOES AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 18th
i, st.. st 10 O'Clock. / will sell, at my store, ONE
HUNDRED CASES SCOTS and SHOES. emLrac-
Women's and Misses Boots, Buskins, Pc. kas,
Morocco Welt. Goat Spring Heels, Lined and
Bound Lace Boots, &c. lin every variety of styles.
The above goods are fresh and seasonable, have
just been landed from steamer, and will be sold
without regard to price.
The Trade is respectfully requested TO attend
ard If properly encouraged, will he enabled to
offer such Inducements regularly during the sea-
son. lie f.. II. COOK. Auct.
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DISsOLUTIONs. &c.

N0TiCE.,,The o.partne1ship heretofore OK
~ listing under the style of i PEY-
RONNET has this day been dissolved hv mutual
consent, in consequence, OF the i'll health of l..
PEYROUNEr, rendering him unable to attend to
the business. All persons indebted to tbs said firm,
will please make payment to NJ =. DEtARUk, the
senior partner. All claims will be settled by the
same. nj. G.. DELARUE,
l.. PEYRONNET.
May 2lst, 1860.
r. S.-The Liquor and Bettlinx business
will be earned on by M. G. DELARUE. At the
old stand, 7th street. between Broad and Grace.
bestowed on the late firm. and solicits 3 conti, u
ance of the same. tmy 22-2wt1 NJ. q. D.
SOMETHING NEW.-.The undersigned
- would respectfully inform the ''old patrons" of
D. 4 c. X. Weller, and the public generally, that
Tn WARE N SHEET IRON BUSINESS
STOVE WORK. &C.,
in all its various branches, at Weller's old stand,
No. Is Main street, where he Will be pleased to
"'' O." Il "'' ~ sTEPAEN liBouIs. 81.
In taking leave of my old friends and custom
ers, take great pleasure In recommending 70 their
favor and consideration, my successor, Mr. s.
BOUIS. C. II.
nv l5-1m$
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IA Copper Lichtainc.Rod.-

- Topper LIshtn1mS.KOd.-
country. this very superior ROD. which consists
O. 2 broad twisted piece of heavy SHEET COP
PER, presenting a large amount of conducting
surface. This Rod does not CORRODE. and is
very durable. Please call and examine sample,
and certificates from the most scientific and bust
ness men of this State.
CHARLES D. YALE Il CO.,
my 30-lm Iron Block, Governor st.
nA Why will you Suffer :..DysPepsia is n
bret but comprehensive term for the numerous
diseases which affect the stomach, liver, and, in
fact. the whole system. Until nr. GREENE DIS
covered the ORIGINATED BITTERS, medical
science had exhausted itself in vein attempts to
cure this disease.
Sold by ADtE& GRAY. PURCELL, LADD e.
Co, W. PETERSON, J. P. DUVAL.. and by AL!
other deale Is in medicines. nv ;l-2. rs