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WILLIAMSON y KsaAery, Mains t.,
~ op este Beilemons House Lanbertv. 10.
rend, cakes, c.ackers, confectionery, &C. on
hsaa'. Weddings and evening parties supp4sa.
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PAINTERS.

~ OsMON, House and Sign Painter, Gla-
W zier, Grainer Paper Hanger, &C., &c.
Orders solicitedand work promptly attended to.
Milford. XII
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Suhuay next, dAs SO ASOO ,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West,
will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 80 A. n and 2, P. u.
COMING WEST.
Arrive at Nashville at $40, A. n. and $40 P. NJ
LII rail connection, and shortest route TO Boston,
"A New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton, Charleston, Savannah, Montgomery, New Or
leans, &C. Passengers for the East aud South, over
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad will take the
P. N. tram from Nashville, whoa will cOnDect 1t
Chattanooga with the quick train for Washington,
Philadelphia, New York, &c, and at Stevenson with
the fast train over the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad and its southern connections. Passengers
for the Western and Atlanta Railroad connecting
with the Georgia and south Carolina Roads, will go
through without detention by taking the so A. n
train from Nashville.
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on appli.
cation Ticket Agent, at Office at Depot to the fol-
lowing places, and at the following prices, viz:
Nashville New York, via Charleston, ;. c. $50 90
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Ordinary Drawing.
To take place as specified
Dine Grand Capital Prize OF $4,000
Approximation Prfxes.

Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS Quarters 50 so
Certificates of packages IN the Ordinary Drawings
will he sold at tie following -ates, which Is the risk:
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
10 Half -. 10
10 Quarter Z" -. 20
{" 10 Eighth I" -. 10
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pr,xe. paid Immediately auer tne


Drawing.
~ u,rdersadaressest es Sc % s 80,
a WILMINGTON Del, II lneei~tiL pIsa - y.-.a-.
-, J, iated ofieia IA VIII ssent A
CAUTION.
p.rsea stlvinx a. a distance stoaia Do eNHSL.es
.,s.ss az ~h,n they order Lsitery Tickets OF Sei-
,51r-srs 81 Packages Of Tseksts- The eoeh.Iy
s-Sss.s 9Th bogus and s~indlng Lotteries livery
iss,crsebt IL held out sea persons 20 lnsest mo
So Ir ptai Prizes u frem so seen 70 sso-
49, co. C.n,tal PrIres are offered, 1Iekets - AL
srrh in every H. stance, are fraaGss ana u h,oney
s~st % them for scksts, q - 50 Hncsfthrosh s~-s
v-,tfoat the shado~ Of chance Of getting p4i-e-
B~wsre OF All Lotteries xiere tie Capital Pre- Is
.aasaalix large IN eonpsFsson 70 The pr1ce 81 *
,ts IA every instance where large prizes are oneI
"a For snail ceas Of Tlckets pvf Il doSn for esf-
t.in fraad FRANCE. BRoADBkS1s = Gu
jan@S
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decss-tf
Land for Sale.

r WILL sell the p, en ses upon which now reside,
situated upon the Nashville and huTfressooro'
Irrnpfke and also np<n tie SsEhy lie and ChAt;A-
noogS KailIoad about Is niles from Nashville, and
! ulle from Lavergue.
Will sell esther the entire tract consisting OF
40 acres, obiy portsn IL he sane eonsetins
OF abuut zSo seies. HE pEcessss have q neS and
G. mniecous Dwelling, soeelbsF with al neot ssaty
Out Houses lies tanseclatrfy Setsees the IurnFiks
aud Raiiread fronting each, aud are 30 : hsish-
bos heed Il excellent schools, Churches and societg
Ihe land Is well xsrtsPed ald Is q the bottom land
u HrrreaEe Creek There q about so acres u
cleared lane upon TIE tract
1he absxs lzpd y II seit Eentiemen Who a~s dong
busisess IA Nsshx fe. sne also Tor faFf2isg purpo
sss gsneraliy, e@hpo1 be exeeiIsd By any iana IN
Tennessee
I viii sef upoa the fob sing terms: one thrd IN
cask brn Possession = gixen fwhich Vii BE sfven
q any tine } the balance usen asa yesfs win
oct Interest," ang ozheF tefEas thai Nta sa ~
purchaser. Ferxons ds<ross cf perchAssng csH Al
GEeks The aadsrxlEnea 81 IeaEeesre OF ne
can be seen upoa he premises, BY aaskins easalFy
81 Ed~are H. E2zs, Esa- 81 s.skSl.ss- -.
tznS-flt4eb fllIA " 49,
LsnssvIiis Joarnzl VII ssve iassftseas = IT.
Weekly and Enso1 @na Anasrse.z All eePs e1.a -.
q February.
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PR EMIUM PIANOS.
A BLOODLESS VICTORY -!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
AIONENEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER


T>HIsenOrmOusq quantity ofthis Invaluable Rene
j dy has been purchased by citizensof the United
States during the short time IL has been before the
public. The for Ihlse xtraoT binary
simply in IL actuaItruth ana value OF the article.
NO one buy tie MAGNETIC PLATTER without be-
coming its friend. IL performs all that is promised.
and carries with IL its own recOmme ndatOn. Truly
thisi sa yictory-peacefuland bloouless-but we be
notices. glorious than the triumphs fwar with
its tain of carnage and desolStion
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the
strength and Pain Destroy that Scii
ence has yet discovered. Ifyouputthts Plasterany.
wuere if Paints there the Plaster will stick there
untIlthe PAM asvAnIshed FnePlaste gnetizef
he Pain away and
Paine annotexiStwheftth isPlaSttTisapplie
Rheumati SUI Lameness Stiffness Weakness lie
bility Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Cough
and Colds Pains an Aches ofeyery kind ,dowDeve
to Corns are IMMEDIATELY RELIES Eu and with
tile patience PERMANENTLY CURED by the mag
calinfuence of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL istht
simplest rsuresi safest
ed yin existence OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ TO the strong man the delicate woman md the
reebleinfant- To eaehand alht willprove a Balm
aud a Blessing Its use sIgreeable and without
aoysnoeortrouble- It's price is within eac ALL
rich or poor ailmay hayett, ana allshOuldhaveit
whSsre sick and sunerinRtn any way
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be sup.
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER IL will Re the
Good Phy sica Bill any household eady at l me
aud at n slant notice.
Putuptn ,ir-tighttin boxes. Each oox via. NAL e
six TO plasters and any hid can spread them
Price ;entsa box .withfull and plain directions.
ID. &. MOR T. IL I:A ID. Va. d..
lapenlorand Proprief ,le Walker street Neso YoTl
AoIEHEAD'S hAGN ETC PLASTER Is SOLD Bl
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
iuly2o-1eedAweowlytn
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rand ConsnIidatrd [0llrry Of DtIawars

ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
ExEe CgasS I'D.
70 eedrawnin Wilmington, Delaware, "Wednesday
Feb. 20, lsoe.
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west.
The Grea, Western and North west shortLine Route
1879. PAIL ARRANGEMENT
Two Daily Trains 10 ST. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON and after DECEMBER stb 1889, Passenger
~ Trains wfIlIeave New Albany as follows:
lO.lo A NJ Chicseo and 81 Louis Express Nail
(naiIy except sundays reaehnES "a Louis al 1880
NJ and Cnicago al losso A NJ: Cincinnati a.
1915 y. n
1915 p. NJ Chicago and ST. Louis Night Express
DAILY except Sasardays), reaching 81 Louis ~
f:0oP. NJ, and Chicago atloss0 p NJ On sstnr-
day nights this train runs only 20 Mitchell. re-
turning Monday mornings
las r NJ Mitchell Accommodation daily except
Sundsyst. Returning connects with the train
from -. Louis at ESQ A. NJ. reaching Sew Al
baHy at SECS p. N, Louisville al ss41 p. NJ
Trains leave St- LEAFS ~ 30 A. NJ, and 400 =.
Marriying = Lousy lie ~ 6:lS A. d. and 40
Pm
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Sewing Machines

Ghcuid call and examine the superior advantages
IN Machine over all Othe before buying.
Full and reliable information about Sewing Ma
chl % be had by sending Tor
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Freight TO New York and Philapelphia
on
Cotton and ElOUr.

CHARLESTON AND SA VANNAH
Cotton per bale ofnot than 500 lbs weight - IS
Flour per barrel IS
No insurance necessary except from Charleston and
Savannah to New YoTk and Philadelphia
Cotton compressed at the option and expense of
steamers when compressed, be freie hted from
New York to foreign ports at y 70 10 less than cot
ton not compressed.
Through receipts issued by the Freight Agent Of
the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad.
Z W. ANDERSON,
deo23-tf General Agent.
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GRAND
Extraordinary Drawing.
To take place above specified
A-o N-ouA Drs~o IF Gina nAA

Whole Tickets $50; Halve SO; Quarter, IS
Certificates of Packages viii be sold At the following
rates kch is the risS:
Certificate Of Package Of 20 whole Tict cts, 500 oe
% 70 half a I@9 SO
I" % quarter " "a Is
20 eighth H 81 50
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-18
IN ORDERING TICKETS 0RcERTTYIcATEs

Enclose he amount OF money our address for
what you wish TO purchase; name the Lottery in
which you ISL Il IA esfed and " hctheT You wish
-hOles Halves a. Quarters, OF Eghths, ON receipt
of which send what is ordered by hrst mail, To-
gether with the scheme.
Immediately after tie drawing "a Printed Drawing
certified to by the COMMISSIONERS WILDE sent, with
an "a PLANTATION.
sS- Purchasers will please write their signature.
plain and give the name OF their Post Office county
and State
Accommodation IS trictly c IN hdentinl
ES-Allprizes 81 ,0OO and under ,PaidimmedIaily
yafier the Irawing-Othei prizesatthe usuE ainitOf
forty days.
IT PWood, Eddy Co.'s lotteries drawn at
Augusta Georgia, and Wilmington, Delaware.
Addres Orders rickstto I Certificates by NJ
ar Express to beIireotsdto
WOOD EDDY X CO. Augusta Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & CO. Atlanta Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY Co. Wilmington delaware
aS-Circulars continuing schemes for the IN
will be sent free OF expense BY addressing as above
Jan27
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Every other Ticket n Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction
I'm, ksss LotterIsssreTy fsszsisdrGeE!
ximation = prizes
mp TO $500

% sskarize. amounting 20 $4,000
whole Tie ketssI o Halves g. QnarteEfa-ao
Persons who desiTsaeeG only reniiiths FisN %
aekage foTShich wewilsend aSefHnS@
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Iaua for sale.

r>oRTY-SIx ..rss ef bad shres usrs fron ne eisx
T. sad sItaz.ra 90 AlH cssek- sei1x f<rt g the
ga srs~s 81 = sd Ts.ese steats g acres Q;
aeaxstx uuahere-i tAe eal4zce eiesrtf and n c1e
sac lar cssffs.ssn Tie 81 10 e I1s FtrAest Gn>i
" asa for zsfeeasz FaF5 ef<s = irlslef y ass u
f.Tiss.s.n t.-arsf Ia - n siFhs e tso MIS- he
~ "a sne s1e rnnaizg tbs cesErr q TIE Irs1
- hfsh sczr1s az efpoFtt Etlg fer p1ttlnk pf 20,
wkira = . frest . Eksners ttn t4oss sss ma u
sexaee h ifaa kazsn-ss- Der sesns 81 sAls, *,
.psls D. = IkADEE. q = =
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|. n. SINGER & co.'s GAZETTE,

Which Is a beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
voted TO this SUBJECT sent gratis
i. NJ. SINGER j. co.
J. T. LORD, Agent,
jaB31-lm IS North College street.
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Transportation,
Louisville and NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.

1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
Il Nashville and Louisville, making close conDec-
tions at Louisville Tor New York, Boston, PhIadel-
ph:a, Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
West.
On and after SUNDAY, January 22d 1850, trains
will a follows:
FirsItraiuieaves Nashville at 40 NJ daily STOP
ping at Gailstin. Bowling Green, glasgow Junction,
Ezabethtown, and all regular stations when signal
led by nag, and arriving in Louisville at ESQ
M Returning, leaves Louisville al 500 p. NJ, stop
ping as above and arriving IN Nashville al oso5
A. NJ.
Second train leaves Nashville at 1880 A. N. daily,
(Sundays excepted stopping first train, and ar
irving IN Louisville at $40 P. NJ Returning leaves
Louisville at 7:i0 A. NJ, stopping above, and
irving in Nashvillea at $50 p. N.
Gallaiin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays excepted) at 3=15 P NJ, and arriv-
Ing In Gailatin st51oP. NJ. Returning leaves Gala
tin al 90 A. NJ, and arrives in Nashville a; s:lo
A. NJ. JNO. B. ANDERSON Sup't
Al. Field Gen 'lTieket Ag't jan2s-dtf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-18
WHO INVEhTED THE SEWING MACHINE
The Howe Sewing Machines!
ESTABLISHED ls45.
Il, Howe, Dr., Original Inventor n

Patentees
THESE MACHINES are strictly First Class, and for
i beauty and simplicity Of construction. curibiliiy
and efficiency in working, are unequalled by any.
They make tight lock Itch more nearly alike upon
both sides of the goods than that made by any other
Machine
than any other family machine. The 500 machine Is
warranted TO do as fine work as the Wheeler VIII
son and as heavy as the large singer machine
90 FAMILY MACHlNES.-PTices 500, $50,
$50, $50, aud 500.
The Howe Cylinder Machines, for ali Leather
stitching such as Boot and shoe NeTs, Carriage
IrimminR Harness work, &c, have always held
renntaIian far above any other machine fact uni
yersally admitted. No other Leather machines use
so small a needle the Howe Cylinder Machine.
Prlce-lS5 and $50.
What Constitutes Good Sewing hachin
l. II should be well made, simple IN It's coTstruc-
ton, and easily kept IN oraer
2. II should make tgbt Iock-sutch, alike on Dom
sides Of the matefLl
3. 1t should sew any and all materals that can be
sewed
s. IL should be able from coaI Sc TO tine,
and IRON thick TO thin with rapidly and without
In should be able 10 make the nsicn greater or
ess, both the under and upper threads, aua with
tniformity.
T. II should have srdtgSt heeolei eaFeed ones are
s. The needle should have perpendicular nion OF
This is absolutely necessary Tor heavy work.
II should be able 10 bnd with binder hem
with a hemmer. should siiaeh, tell, and gather.
10. IL should be always ready 10 work.
IL. Itshouid be capable Of asing the same size Of
thread on both sides Of the work, and OF using differ
emf colored thread silk, above below 10 cor
respond with any two colors Of cloth % be unite
IL II should be able To make long or short
Is. II should commence sewing tightly Al the nrst
uich,
IL Il should rnn EASILY and make but little noise
Is Il should have = wheei-feed; none others are
IN constant cor tact tia the work.
To- IL should Eos be liable get cut Of order.
IL IL should be liable 20 break the thread, nor
skin the stitches
Is IL should act be liable &c oil the operators
dress.
10. Il should Hot form q rgde on the under side
nor rayei out, nor be Nasteui OF thread, u the
case n ith all chain stitch machines
20 IL should set be IN re trouble than it IL
WORTH"
Get the Best.
The Hose Family and Leather Machines are war,
ranted give better satisla than any other ma
chimes Ia The market, money refunded
The best Sewing Machine cotton in the city, corn
4 Nscu2ught's,l At 50 cents Der corsn- Bowe's
Marbine Twist, excellent articis, IS cents PEI
spool.
bS College street,
dec2s-U over Actlellsnd's
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Eating and Drinking Saloon,

a above. The, will keep constantly on hand good
supply of GAME, OYSTERS, FISH. &c, &c They so
cit share of patronage. Good cooks and attentive
walters. sep7-u
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apHC1Ax NOTICES.
IA 81. Nicheiss Salsen. !.

n 81. Nicholas Dalo0n.
MAtN ST., NEAR FxcuANaK BASK.
The st. Nichols saloon, second g no other %.
with she choicest ~,rr.,c
FkENcA AND AMERICA. GAFPiEEsSI.r Mrs =.
which will be sold, BY WHOLESALE or RETAIL
on the most satIslactCry terms ..
inc tho large and we'll selected stock. which Is be
ing constantly addea to, before purchasing else
wheve. ~ r
Parties and families supplied with CAKES,
CREAMS and JELLlES of every description.
THE ga Looy has just been re-hffed ~ eIeznnt
Ladies and Gentlemen at the shortest notice; A
call is solicited. my 6-lml A. ANIONI.
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m New and Economical Water Power.
KENNJSH'S
PATENT HYDRAULIC MOTER.

J. Il r. HANCOCK h co would call the alton
ton of FARMERS, MILLERS and others inter-
ested in the economical use Of water as 2 power. to
the fact that they are now prepared to MI all or
ders for this desirable WATER ENGINE, from
one man power upwards. .
The superiority possessed ny this machine oyer
ali ofhe, water powers may be summed up as fol-
lows: -
LIST. That 1t uses the full pressure OF the water.
supply ing it less only the usual friction oi machi
merry. which, in this instance, has been ascertain
Ell to be less than three per cent. leaving 81 per
cent. effectual power. stream of water no larger
than n thread, w i'll set it in motion, and mOmen-
tum may be impaired arrested gradually. or ~
sfnntiy, as NAV be desired 1t moves noiseessly.
I'd That it can be manufactured cheaper tnan
any other Machine of tie same horse power, and
will occupy less space.
Sd. That it will measure and correctly index the
water makes of to the greatest nicely at each
revolution
J. st HANCOCK 81 Co,
Machinsts, between Main and Franklin SITS,
4-4wH Richmond. Va.
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nII10.

JANE 4. cray. dausStsr OF William ssd Re-
keoca, Grey, at the residence Of hef. father, on
0amble's Mil.
TIE friends Of the family are requested to attend
her funeral on Sunday morning, At II o'clock.
from the Second Baptist Church, without farther
notice.
In this city, on yesterday, THOMAS HUB
BAHD BURR, in the SD year Of his are.
His friends, and those IF his brother, David ].
Burr. are invited to attend his funeral from the
Monumental Church, this Saturday evening, at
5o'clock. -.
On Fridav, May 4. MARY ELIZABETH, infant
daughter Of Thomas J. aud Mary +. Winston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

PATENTS were issaed last week to VIM. M.
ArnalL 81 spersysiiie, Va. for an improye-
mont IN grain separaters and cleaners; J. ID.
Hsatwols and h. q. Mauck. OF Harrisonburg,
Va. 1or improvement In homily mills; Geo.
Lindssy. OF Petersburg, Va, for an improve
meat In pnnpsi Bent. Singleton, Of Por,s--
moath, ~, fpf ~ impfossnsns 10 haaner.
spes1 ~ Msvsesns, and wm. y, wsbessy. Of
koAtillss YAy ~ A impfs,sm<h. n ets,r
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RICHMOND, May 4th, 1860.

HAD ENOUGH OF FREEpoM.-The return of
two fugitive slaves to Maryland, who were
captured in New York, has been noticed. The
N v Express. in giving the particulars, says
II appears that the slaves Croft and Hoy,
who were remanded by the u. 5 Commission
er on Tuesday, left their home on frolic, and
ST bseq uently concluded to run away. On the
appearance of their master in the Commits.
sioner's Office here. they fell on their knees.
and begged in a piteous manner to be taken
back. They appeared to be in great fear of the
result of the examination, supposing that 'hev
were to be punished severely. They refused
to have any counsel, stating that all they
wanted was to 60 back to their home.
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rs Richmond, May LIST. 1901 have jus,
received by steamer \ orktown, few los of the
latest sty les of HATS ont, among which are the
The Young Mems NATTY FELT.
The Young Mems STIFF BRIMS, Pearl and
The Dung Mems MOTT CANTON and FLOR
ENCE DRIVING HAT.
The OMAR PACHA and MANDARIN FELT.
ALSO
A new lot Of Boys and Children's Summer
HATS and CAPS. "
my l-5t JOHN DOOLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

This valuable periodical has passed into IN.
editorial control Of A. H. SANDS, ESQ. who.s
talents, learning and energy will fully sus t.i n
It's high reputation. Besides other admirable
articles. the present number is enriched by a
contribution from that eminent aud learned
Jurist, WV. GaEkH, ESQ., VI Richmond This
periodical has become necessity TO the legal
practitioner, and ought TO receive universal
support. The Reris~ il published by j. W.
kArDoLrH, and printed BY MAcvARLAHE 4
FEEGBseOk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05
rs TO THE FRIENDS CT SEA

MEN Chaplain and Agent of the
Richmond, beg leave to say that I have raised. in
good subscriptions. So OGO for the purchase Of q
Lot amt the erection of Seamen's Bethel This
amount is not sufficient. 1t will require $1,000 to
meet this expense. Consequently. | vet lack
$1,000 The work cannot be put TO contract untI,
the whole amount is subscribe The propriety of
thus Arrangement will he seen when it is recol
lected that our congregations are continually
changing, and there is no me mhe rshp, in other
Churches. to take upon themselves Church debt.
Unless the amount is speedily subscribed, there
will be Int little change of building this year, nd
cash already paid in has been either invested in the
lot for the proposed B.thel deposited with the
Treasurer. Mr. VIM. F. TAYLOR.
All persons Interested in trIs pra eworthy object
Will please INDICATE the amount of their ssuhscrip-
my SIT FL BOGGS, Chaplain and Agent.
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LDTTER LIST.

7 lST0FLETTEl&--E 9nsaining in the RICH.
May, ~.
"A. Published BY authority of Act Of Congress, IN
the newspaper having the largest circulation in the
District where printed.
"A. Persons calling for letters IN this List, will
please say they are ADVERTISER.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY
High Water sAis day Satwrday) 4 O'Clock
ARRIVED,


Steamer Belvdc.e, Keene, Baltimore, mdze and
Steamer Virginia. Kelly. Philadelphia, mdzs
and passengers, Il. 7. Sites.
Schr. Hope. Frank, Baltimore, mdze., W. D.
CoiquItt h Co.
schr. o ivia Bu xton. Williams, Pensacola, Fla.
lumber, WhItlock Son.
Schr Leader, Provoo. York river, corn, Logan
Waller.
Schr. f. Miller, Chopper, James river. lumber,
Atkinson 4 Belv,n.
Schr Charles, kersey, Phi ladelpha, GOALS p
Halves Son.
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown. skinner; New York,
mdze and passengers, i.udla n w atson.
Schr. r Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston, MdZe.
d. w. Currie.
Schr John Larkin, McCown, light.
New YORK, May 2-Ceared, schrs. Seabird
and Cas- or, w ,lm,ngton, N. c..
ALEXANDRIA. May 3.-Sailed schr. Osprey,
Smith. Washington. N. G..
HALIFAX, April % -Cl'd, schr. Alpha, Holmes.
Richmond .
NEW HAVEN, May Arrived, schrs. Addie r
Barnes. Besworth; Athea, Hervey, and A. T.
Terry, Eldgidge, Va:
Providence. April 20.-Arrived. schr s. Wash
Pawtucket, for Pamunkey river, Va. Sailed, schr
Ocean Star, for Camden, Me, tor Norfolk
HAWKES., Norfolk. and sailed same day for Boston
BALTIMORE. May 3.-Arrived, bark Virginia.
Lowry, Richmond. tfor repaIrs) Cleared schis
Ashland. Graves, Richmond Comet, North Car
DINA. ~.
of Richmond. Richmond.
HAMPTON ROADS. May 4.-ArrIved, bark Flo
roster. W elsh. South America.
SAVANNAH. May 2-Arrtved, schT. w i. HEN
drcn. Layt ton, Rchmont.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

SENTENCED TO THE PENITENTIARY.-Owen
convicted in Halifax county, Va, of robbery,
has been sentenced to seven years in the peni-
Tertiary. A day or two before his trial, his
wife visited him in prison, and he escaped in
her attire, but got lost in the woods and was
recaptured the next morning, a few miles from
the iail