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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-23

What is Congress doing? Well Congress is really
doing something 1t going to work, and will think
dispose of all needful legislation pretty expedtously
The fact is that the long dsorganzed period did well
enough for Buncombe and therefore could hardly be
garded lost time They say that everybody has to
eat his or her peck of dirt-some eat bushel. So,
every Congress has to explode its certain number of
cubic feet of gas and it makes no great difference whe
that is DONE the sooner the better The gas already
ploded will not have to be exploded again.
The Committee of Ways and Means is getting along
rapidly with the appropriation bills and they will
be reported. The franking privilege-or rather the
question of its abotion-has been referred to select
Committee of the House. At present that privilege
cannot be nbotishedit may be- and ought to be- egu-
lated.
The President having vetoed bill appropriating
money for deepening the channel the ST. Ca Flats
in the State of Michigan the BILL with the Presidents
objections, returned to the Senate the body in
which it originated 1t is now under discussion in that
body with the view of passing it the Presidents
veto by twothirds vote. 1t will not be so passed.
OF course, there will be some Buncombe yet-a good
deal of Buncombe but, without desks, the members will
not be able to carry that pen and ink eectioneerng
SO invariably carried by Congressman during Pres
denta year. and WILL therefore, use unusual exertions
to get through to have free foot and full swing
among their constituents.
1t is limited that it will be found convenient to take
the usual recess for the purpose of putting the of
both Houses in trim about the time of the as
sembing of the Charleston Convention, and that ef
fort will be made to get through and adjourn by the
meeting of the Chicago Convention, sometime in july
we think.
The Tariff question will engage good deal of atten-
ton, but no radical change be made antagonizng
each other the two houses do. return to the Far
if of '46 may perhaps, be brought about-even that is
not certain, although quite probable, and think de-
sirable, until the public finances fully restored.
We see that Mr. Lovejoy has introduced certain
resolutions onquy in regard to the expulsion of ORTIZ
ern parties from Southern States on account of the
avowal of certain sentiments
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-23

LATER FROM MExCo.-New Orleans, Feb. 20-Ar
arrival from Vera Cruz brings advices to the 10th inst
Mramons army consisting OF 5000 men and 81 pieces
artillery is reported as approaching Vera Cruz. Juarei
has force of 5000 men and ESQ pieces of heavy artil
ey and making active preparations for the defense
the CITY,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-23

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND CALIFORNIA MAIL
MaHoru,s Station, Feb 18.-The overland California
mail OF the 9th u has arrived with telegrapbc advl
ces from San Francisco to The afternoon OF the 18th
movement was foot to change the capitol oil the State
to San Francisco
Mr. Weller denounces the scheme to elect successor
to Mr. Gwin this winter and it would probably be aban-
doned.
No vessels had sailed from San Francisco for Japan
The San Francisco markets were rather inactive.
The steamer Sonora, with New 1ork dates To the
5th arrived at San Francisco on the 10TH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

n. Coughs. Cslds, Hearseness, 2c.-fAo
prevalence Of the above complaints at this seas0A
new specifics and while some few may b good,
many are useless and some even DANCE To
il to consult your family physoian, or otherwise
use only such remedies as long pAiAio exPerienee
has proved to be safe and efcsclnus OF tbis cleeo
TYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF 0UN
ARABIC. Originally the favorite prssesiStion. of
family medicine. and without advsrtisilE. -
continued con TO enjoy srowins reputation for TIE
charm; and in chronic cases, Bronchitis, HooD-
ing Cough Group. Asthma, 30. il 10 used VIII
Sold by Fisher 4 Winston. Meade BakoT, 4.
Bodekcr, &c at u cents per hottie. and in an olo-
CANT and P!easant Lozense form l2tk esd 1HcsaI0
per box. Prepared by ]. BALMER. Hhar15noeu.
list, Baltimore. Nd. et-S0s
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"a Netice. ITO the SICK, aiiiicted ssd nunev-
Gus lamilies who have heretOfO1e used Dv. ]. B.
ROSES MEDICINES. alwAys wlsa the most un-
persons have clIcalated an lmitation. Tke bOetos
has been com mpelcd to change ths wrarpsv. vhich
tufe 6 over The cork q svsrs bottle Of Is ssssiss
Medicines, % that the pu6lic can aSasn 0b&aiQ
those remedies which have saitod theiS Naato 81
pE. J. e. :. kSsS's Couch SYRUP. for eoushs
and diseases Of the lungs 10 the seAadard req0dv.
sprx a. or bruises. and the DYSPEPTId CON.
FOUND for dyspepsia and liver oeaDlainto.
WARNER L. wAKfNG. ii Broad q,
10 My nSoAelo01, Va,
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Army SPDCTACLKs---The Oommander.in.
Chief of the English army in India has recon.
mended novel experiment, which has been
sanctioned by government. Three recruits.
lately arrived from England, were found to h.
near-sighted. The director general observed
that il the Commander int Chief did not object
to the incongruity Of q soldier in the ranks
wearing spectacIes, there could be no other OBJ
lection to their being supplied to snch men as
might require them. A large number OF ofa-
GERS assist their sight In this way, and IL is 4
well known fact that many spOrtsmsn wear
glasses, some Of whom are frst-rate shots, and
Government have accordingly authorized the
supply Of suitable glasses to the men referred
to. rs an experimental measure, to b reported
upon hereafter.
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BALTIMORE. May 1.-Flour steady Howard st
S6S. Wheat quiet white ST. 20; red 81 5OnI rs.
Corn hrm- white and yellow 75@7Sc. Provisions
quiet at hrnier rates. Whiskey 22pc.
New YORK May Lection quiet Uplands mid
ding lie. Flour Quet-SOuthern S6.4Oa6 81. -
" heat heavy and TIE market favoring buyers
SnOGl1 Is: p'ime @l2 75a14 IT, Lard 6rIn at lOAi
m'p4c. Whiskev dulI-buyers refuse 70 give over
&c. Sugar steadv Musc"vado o.. d7lao Turpen-
tine firm at i1e4s.; Rosin dull at Sl 57ts a 10 -
Rice heavy at 37s d4ss
sales IN New Ork April 3nth of 10 600 Va S's at
va; Ti:CO ~ e. 6's at 96hd $1,000 Tenn. 6's at
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Rirhhmonn qispatrt.
WEDNE NESDAY MORNING MAy, ,eeo
The NATIONAL DEMOcRA Arrc
CONVENTION.
Ell q H T H AY.
SECESSION OF THE SOUTHERN STATES
VIRGINIA STILL IN CONSTELLATION
REPORTED BALLOT

Proceedings Of the Seeding Delegations
Formal Departure Of Georgia from the Ma.
cedinS SConv~ntion-New Resolutions from
Tcnnessec-Vir:infa. Tennessee. Mary.
land and Kentucky Still Consultins-Ths
Two-Thirds Rule Insisted On, &C., &c.
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JOHN CHINANAN's VIEW OF TKEArIEs-A
chinese merchant in San Francisco tersely
gave an American friend his ideas on the ia.
panese Embassys reception in this country.
as follows:
Japanese great men now-Americans want
more treaty-by'n by treaty be signed, Japan.
ese IKE any body-just like Chinese-just like
dam nigger.r
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
To OTHEVOTERSO OFCHESTER.
~ ELI EDIrNCN OF

A0AWEALTH'S ATTORNEY for the County of
'aes'srheld being within the range of my probes
t'hi employ nient, would be for that reason, and
therefore accede Ia the requests of a number of
"''h. recently expressed, and declare myself a
'shliiae inr the sufrages of the people, at the
RAJ a' Tleh time the office Is to be filed for the
t.l.4f term OF four years.
hDN-tte c. c. MCRAE
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The Opposition State Convention of Missis.
sippi assembled at jackson on Monday, aud
appointed delegates to represent the State In
the Baltimore Convention.
Mr.. Thaddeus Hyatt is beginning to tire OF
Jail life rs IL don't make him So much of a lion
as he expected. He wishes to know how aud
when he is to get out
Mrs. Floyd and Mrs. Flaherty are in Jail
in Fulton, Miss, each charged with killing
her husband with spade
The celebrated Madame Ristori is at pres.
ent in Paris, on a brief visit of pleas ure and
repose.
Lawson Walter, late Of North Carolina, was
drowned In Tallahatchie river at Lafonba,
Miss, last week.
Mrs Tag uino was killed at atClinton, La, last
week, by taking chloride of barium through
mistake for q dose of salts.
On the 2lst of April lJ7 families applied at
the soup house Of milwaukee, for Teiief max.
ing altogether ,ll6 persons.
Gen. Shields is lecturing at the West. Mexi.
CO was his theme - Dubuque, Iowa few even
iLgs SINCE.
Capt. Daniel b. Owens, an old ship master.
OF Elizabeth City, N. C., died ON the cath ult
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sAAeoo'''sprins sn1 ss@nes' '''ss'
AN xNrIRs NEW sfocx.
JOHN h. AMfTue4.
Large and attrsctivp stock Of
DRY GOODS-ROfoisn and D00Ootio.
Ladies' DRESS GOs sD0.
CLOTHS and CAS0IMEREa.
Biik and Marsejtles VtSTlN0o.
The subscriber has Just reeeivede Q
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
bought in person at AUCTION, IN New York.
His steck ccmprisos in Dart.
''>''- Beautiful BEREGEe
ed O40ANDIk0S
PRINTS aad LAWNS.
CLOTHS. ' '.''
CASeIMERf1
Of svery grad. and color. for sESfSxkzX
TwEEDs and LINENS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS; 'S' ~"
large assortment Of
PLANTATION GOODS,
Of every variety and price, and mAay other good6
usually kept in Dry Goods store
Tho subscriber Is determsnod to O9or tho Da6et4
and his friends tIe bext seiessd and cheapest lot 0t
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ever displayed in the city, and will oo The oemo -
the lowest rates to cash purchasers. Caus boboeo
JOHN l.. SMITHER.
ap4-d&wts No. q Maia street.
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- TO TIE VOTERS OF THE
a SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-Having
-.so applied Ia by many friends in this circuit to
,rrsaace msseif a CANDIDATE FOR THE
iJD6ESHtP + made vacant by the death of JUDGE
fogy 4. CLoPToN. and replied to them by saving
I ro1.d determine and let them know n time
v6.i would do, adopt this mode of informing
ssu snd the other voters o sad circuit. If it he
he p.aasure to elect me. VIII accept the Office
srt discharge It's duties to the best of nv ability
JNO. NJ. GREGORY.
Richmond April 9th. 1860. ap d -dtde
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Territorial Governments.

WAS 1NaToN, May The House Commit.
tee on Territories has reported no less than
nve bills for the creation OF new Territorial
governments, all Of them containing anti.
slavery provisions, viz: ArriZona Chippewa
Dakota, Nevada and Idaha, (or Pixies Peas. J
These are to be carved out OF New Mexico
Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota and Utah.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for tho Richmond Dispatch. I

Disaster TO Richmond Vessel. canitta1.
NORFOLK, May The bark Virginia, from
hicnmond, with flonr, bound to Rio, has been
towed in disman tied and leaking.
capt Lind and the mate and snpercargo Of
the brig Virginia, charged with being ensagesi
IN the slave trade, were acquitted to.dy by the
". S. District Court :
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HANOVER COUNTY.

ENS PETER W. WINGFiELD is a
- eand:dat for COMlSSIONER OF THE
III hAtE ioE the upper district OF Hanover
county,
Election fourth Thursday in May. [mh 26-tde*
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Fires In New Orlenns

NEW ORLEANS, April 29.-A fire In the Third
District mas consumed two squares and about
fifty buiidings-small dwellings. The loss is
RlOU,OOO
A fire in the First District has DESTROYED
two houses. Loss $1,000.
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A The Great virginia Remedy, esd -
HUMRuG.-PETER6 INEALLlBLE REMEDY
ENR GNNNNR r A0E A Nh A III. aEE n ET NM

HUMRuG:..FETEK6 NEALLlBLE HEMEpY
FOR GONN0RRhRE AND ALL SECRET Dis
ing no Mercurial or Ba,sam,c properties, exeelD
every thing heretofOre the puslic, ia its ca
tho medical world are astonishsd when tod tHae
the a"Ove remedy will cure the above diseases, aaA
tious OF the facts. But the proprietor, Who Sas
knswn Of the remedy for twenty odd yeaTs. kas
known Of a case Of twenty years standing 10 b.
shorter daration to - restored, without . singIe
exception. ard therefore challenges any caoe Of
vided the directions are earned out with prudsp0o
on the part Of the patient; and any ono haslng
or her case. he guarantees u perfect oure; and il
case OF failure, will furnish additional medcine.
free OF charge. TO complete the cure, through hi6
agents; and q cure will b effected without ineon-
vcnience to the patient.
Hold by APPERHON B. DUPUY. No. 01 Broad
street, and q. A. STRECKER,M Main street. OruG-
gists. agents for tho city Of Richmond.
NH 16-d6mt
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A STRANGE RAILROAD OoLLlsIox.-As q
train Of cars was going from RochestsE. N. r.,
to Bunalo, the ether atght, the engineer heal I'd
crash, and the head Tight was exunguished.
the lantern, dying. II A4d brokan . wing.
and was otheywiss injured. The glass "a
'front.' three -sixteenths Of an inch In thick.
uess, had hole broken through tt iust lerau
enough to allow The bird TO enteS. II 10 sun-
posed that NE train encountered q llock q
pigeons. and that one Of them, daaxled ~ ~
powerful light u the head lamp dashed q Il
and was caught.
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a PHILADELPHIA OTHELLO-The Philadel.
ph'a papers state that on Sunday evening
negro man, named James Whitaker while In.
boring under suspicion rs to the fidelity of his
wife, made sudden attack upon the woman
aud cut her throat with butcher knife in
such horrible manner that she died almost
Instantly. He then made an attempt to stab
himself, and inflicted severe cash in his throat,
but before he was able to consummate his dc.
sign he was prevented by another colored man.
named Jerry. Williams. Although the injury
is severe one, fatal RESULTS not an tic pa,ed
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Con2ressiona
Northern Markets.

WAsHINaroN, May 1.-Homse.-Thp day was
spent in anti-siavery speeches and replies to
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SAD RETURN.-The wife of Mr., MYERS the
tor, who, it will be remembered, was shot At
Memphis during the early part of last week.
reached this city on Saturday evening last, en-
route for that place. On arriving here she re-.
ceived telegraphic dispatch announcing the
death of her husband. On receipt Of this sad
news the distressed lady changed her course
and took the next train for Alexandria and
will return to her now desolate home in Phil.
elphia.-LynchbMrg Viyginian, yesterday.
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~ co CJTNT1.-By The advice OF my
-ss6s. and IN accordance with my own wishes,
,.taruce myself A. candidate for the office of
.ggRlFF OF HENRfCO COUNTY. and soic.
,a' safrsges a. the State election in May next.
iss guarantee for the faithful performance of
- 1il.es of the ONCE. refer you to all who know
- to- the manner IN which thnss duties have been
,stN-med during the past three years that have
.,sd IS deputy for the present Sheriff.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
M Al-d,2imyF GEO. ID. PLEASANTS.
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HENRY r. JONES.
TorHE VOTERS UFHENRiCO

COUNTY respectfully announce my
-srf,date for the Office of COM MISSIONER
s'ItsptRhvkNI r. IN the Upper District of said
w vi, Having served as Constable OF that DIS
~ ter shout six years. leave my friends TO
HEi ~ r,s quail cstion for that ONCE. My past
i-s, IS a true crterIon to Judge by. IL YOU think
TNs worthy ct your sufrases. respectfully solicit
go. lection the 4th Thursday in May next
Eide THOS. Nj. MONTAGUE.
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EE THE "br65&SfEArCH" b6& STEAM
+ II N Il - q FICE.
Conner Of Maix and ZAirtssnfA Streets, o~d,
n This establishment. ibeing the most complete
naments, &c. and ths. latest and most spprovsd
Machlne fresses,) - daily turning out the finest
BOOK AND PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS blS5. SSjssHkAks SHkaRs: 1s BILLS OF La
POSTERS. rRodtsxxxs1aakAss xs1a IS : HAvDB111s.
part'culsI attention glvsn to fine work lor Banks.
s,os .sa
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small circulars Labels. Ac,, are capable OF turn
as ns 1 Loo Fl =,
descrpt OF woL % the shortest possible notice.
A Prices reduced in Proportion to the increase
~, Printing. in varioas colored BRONZES and
INKS, executed n the highest style Of the art
ateIy challenge competition.
VIRGINIA PARAFFlNE BUR Mn q
obtained from any oil. at a cost Of lsss tbsn one
esa yfEl c cs;..s 70. 81: at
REV EDlEs FOR RnEUMATlsM.-
~ Rocks Good Samaritan; Dr. Montsrde's .
french Rheamn.ic Remedy; " as.sr's Rhssmasic
Aaaban Dr. 'jc Ho.ss csn
Druxxi.. and Apo.heoar,.o cor sti 81 ana Broad :.ss
pARAsesLs--PARAs AsOLs.-Gr bars aims IN
P.rs:s: :: ss,ss sssss';! Ess. :.
fNras0ls, great Bargains. !.adiee' Silk and Cam
brio oTsiffs esssrtxs ssaf kUTre.s 5 s:a
pAYKON's iNDELLlbLH lNK-Fo1 mara
ing linen. csston and silk, With . common Dou,
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NEW 70 X, May The authorities Of this
city have appropriated &3OOOO for the recep-
ton OF the Japanese Embassy. The first floor
OF Leland's Hotel has been engaged for them.
1t Is intended to give them the most brilliant
enter tAtnment ever witnessed.
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INVOLUNTARY MANsLAUGHTER--Geor
Byers, charged with the murder of Andrew
Farley, in March last, was tried before the
Monroe County (Va.) Circuit Court last
week. The jury returned Il verdict of invol-
untary manslaughter, and fined the prisoner
twenty dollars.
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Il
IA. AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
"a corner Of jIoia and Gorsreo- streets,
@'sas PgresI, Ladd q Cos Dsnx Store,
i,o. RICHMOND. VA,
sAus MAYORS Court, Hastings Court. Circuit
ls.s igoArt ot Law and Chanccry, Cour; OF
- e. utHd states Court and llenrico County
ntlsfii prepared 10 give ftrict attention to all
Vl Law business
"a, fi' m elegant Room FOR rent, located in
1, t. .'t most des rab!e parts of the city, suita
Raoa LAWYER or Doctors 0Ice. or a Lodging
sgGITr,' W. Nv" or fear gents. Terms moderate.
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the month Of the Suaq neAanna riyer. schoc..
-. b~loaginE To Vienna, Nd, Commanded s.
Captain Rradlry, with a cargo Of FOODS frnn
Fhiladsiphta for Richmond, Va, was snseecd
and sunk.
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WILL CASE CoMPROMIsED-The celebrated
Craig will case, in Arkansas, has been ended
by Il compromise, by which Miss Wright of
Louisville, receives S2OO.0Ou, the college at He.
lena Sl60,OoU, and Mr. w. +. Halliday, who
was appointed administrator, S30, ,O0U-ike re-
mainder OF the estate to be divided among the
natural heirs of the deceased.
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~ MKsSRS. A. }. TERRELL

ES TO MESSRS. A. }. TERRELL,
~. WN. c. TALIAFERRO. FENDALL
GRIFFIN, JAMES GILMAN, AND OTHERS.-
q puarce with your request and IN accord
sdCe with m5 own inclination. hereby announce
EHr'i 4 candidate for SHERIFF OF HENkI-
luCUCNfT. and respectfully soilci. the votes Of
ni fellow citizens IN May next, for that Office.
fet;lae my self 10 discharge the duties of the Of
Ice faithfully. Respectfully,
iel-ts John q. TAYLOR
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DHArH OF THE LAeT AcroR IN A TRAGEDY.
"Mlss Saliis Mercer" the last survivor Of the
actors in the Heberton tragedy in Philadel.
phia some Is years ago. in which her Sc
dncer was shot BY her brother, died in that
married after the tragedy to Mr.. Harry
Knapp, but was divorced recently and
again married to DIR. McCauley OF New
York. She was woman Of remarkable beau.
", ana ~ the time Of the commission Of the
tragedy was the reiGning belle Of Philadelphia.
Her brother, Singleton Mercer, who shot He
berton, died nve years ago In Portamonth, Va.
where he was nursing the sick dnrfng the yel-
low teyer epidemic.
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REPORTED SPECIALLY BY TELEGRAPH FOR
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCHl
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~ LsseAes! LseeA~ass Ge>eheelfl-l
sh.ss s...s ISas SwEnfxs EEinSffxsy}d AdsSs Kasssss -
large siss. vhish vali b aDpissl ssoa . .sss
''ff:sr.si fs...cufPIfisss PIfs and LsRcH,xo ,,o-.,,,
ts.d.tt t 81 = lc.s1 8 81 IosSs & q ~ ss
sss g AZ aoss.. ca lltA street A. q AaSAs
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SUFFERERS,
BROKEN-DOwN AND DEklLITATED Pro-
W. .ssI no, II. .:... yeS srt1r
VIGORATOk!
We offer 1t to all classes--it may save valua6lo
lives We do not believe that any other 1e0o1y
has such mass Of testimony.
HEAR-HEAR
THE REV s. F. BROOKE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Nth. ~.
Msssrs. Mortimer + Motcbyay:
Tho use Of YOUR " Hampton's Tinctuyo" hes beou
= arsry great blessing TO- me and my family. The
effect 1t has had my throat disease has be6a sev-
retioHs. For all such diseases most cordially 70
commend it. Yours, truly. b. F. BROOKE.
Pastor Of the Eutaw M. E. Chufoh.
AS AN INVIGORATOR.
As an invigOratoF and restorative, whore gentle
stimuiant is wanted, we bclieve 1t superior 70 al
the Cordials before the blic cxye foy Dysps1-
xsa, CoKgh, Ser0fMfa and Rhe11iAspSrs, with al
diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. Ii has been
trulv successful TO the single and married. oder
the most valuable remedy, which thousands viii
FEMALES AND CHiLDREN.-This TING
rURE will be found . great medicine f0r ah their
s.; tHs s.! Hc"1f'i HSb I'd ;;s Co. sis
Sl S cGSkE sss4:baas a5sa'i'Sl;&sSSIkr SS X %
keepsrs everywhere. q per bottle; six bot1lis.
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49, MAWEN X. SUTTON, ArTUKN EY
Pf,r,'-o.A LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Nald svs IN al the Courts Of the city of Rich
UEte u "the the counties oi Henrlco and Coco hland.
"a Hs,nef btnk and ilth streets, Richmond,
toar, of ,qiso Conlmi ssoner oi the United States
- N.dlins. ap l6-3m
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rnIHE VOTERN OFHENRIC.

~ COtNTl:- SIN oandldate for the Of
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARr.-The
session OF the Princeton Theological Semina-
ry, closed on Tuesday. The graduating class
numbers 36 students. Rev. John Mcdowell.
D. ID, resigned his Office as Secretary OF the
Board. which he has held for IS years The
hev. DE- }. l.. Janeway was elected in his
place. The Directors recommended the Ar.
poiniment of the Rev. DR.. Dabney, of Va.
aud Rev. G. Wistar Hodge, SON Of the Rev. DR..
Hodge, to Professorships in the Seminary. by
ander, AND also creating a new Professorship.
Inc Rev. Dr. Atwater was elected Trustee TO
NIL the place Of DIR. Cooley, deceased. Ii is
understood that the Rev. Henry q. AIexa nder
decIlnes the associate Professorship In the Col
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02
s TO JOHN .. TAYLOR, ESQ

~ DRAg SIR AS the time is approaching
,a The voters II Henrcn 70 select a suitable per-
set from our long acquaintance with you, that
s6g are euaifed 10 discharge the duties of the Of
ire We the subscribers. respectfully request you
n announce Yourself a candidate for the SAID of
.ca peaglng you our support IN the ensuing eec-