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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
Two MEs Mrssrsc.-Hyer vsUcott, bhod man.

and Hicbols. Keredy partially Mini e New Yors Ia company
the latter psr, ~ August siece which time their iepo n'
c. lived no 'n isence ou them. Their Design waste 90 or
rey TO Pli.dephi, aud thence to Salt for h purpose
OF scr books They vera commU se viii thou 'n,s'
without fail often In teD days Vaoeo'' mas ~n
aud two cbidses living in Ninth Mr. VsosoH Is en-
trely blind and IN very destitute cfcUn.t nces her
expecting remit funds sitnn few days siter eaVln
bis l y He OF censder able intelligence gridn'ts
Of the In tuon for the Sind IA this city He nearly Six
fee. In hsh ard about thirty years Old Kennedy young
man twenty aod has sufficient sight to enable bm to 90
from psce place III widowed great distress on
hi count fearing be may ieo in way Any
Information concerning the communicated to b. Hall,
day Honse of Industry No 1856 Worth street, N-wYork viii
be thankfully acknowledged VIII papers south Of Philadelphia
pl, are notice this
SwIsDLE.-Oue Of our correspondents in manufac-
nrna owr in Connecticut called upon BY young who
ep p,st bipse OF Mr. seymour pndng few
e am ps bs nd being short Of ready cash he asked
onr friend to ch.nse check for him which pnportsd TO be
dra by u.s. Being he showed them th card OF our
firm etdorsed by well knswn ,en mao Ia nighooring town.
WIN he aid had be lit Of casnng h father chicks
bs not bayit the norey by him referred him to them lie
mostly well sefpoeed that No suspi
cop bis forged check for $50 was cshed
He is described young % 20 20 years OF feet or
inobes HEB round light mplexon and hair rsht san
outache wore hat end ht wooen clothes H.y-
ing he try his hand again unless Ms
cosdaet ia a ode public W. SzYa0UR& Co,
No. 4 Chstnan-square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
LAW INTELLIGENCE
COURT or OYER AND TEBMINER-Ocr. ls-Bsfsss
Judge GOUtp


Judge GoUip.
The CASE o9 CHARLES DEVL1S.
In The matter =, the dctI ag.'oss Cha,les Nv.
a lSI ged forgery b connection "S ,. tSY I'D moved
to U.h ina indIcto ent Th- Ds.rct AZ oey one @
ussi e ny H. W, ii have waas the hr,t iadiot
Go' rt Tn yp ash this seq IA ioa. a-a
;otPeferIee that Juds- greasu sboua Gear a.. 20
Isl VIA I'll he ar aud :? arsGe the nttsr before Jdss
Good, gse ed Is, Judge Ingahlm would not be abs
TO H. 3, d nis oetit 'oI :syeT,d IS
M OIsha@ ssed the Dis rcl Attorney to con'es. post
ponrttt Seng that the nee had Ri Gdug the o
ttct Attorney witch however the Dc, At rney deosd
sid nti' ths tn mat should uni ta.t
the moon 70 qussh ed commissioners Eosi be asAsd
to Caoli aud IT tie comuissiousr. go OF, and
were Lot got of soen the indictments would be
u ply BIC ud lerAhs aba u lie 6ad eng sed 10
ate TO tee bu'iDess tee Court and p4
, TOE Il a't-t on tss sons elect than
f % a. s~r should be shown for its Posponemsrt
NJ Grahsu sog esssa ths toe ee. p'"posa 20 Dc
JSb Eta the sboe and Lssss. B:.h
for s7s acect o. GSeo.D ~ tbs. the Grs jury sss
soay no, ly ~rswn and caed iusgIy oy tbs
GOcy Cir ssa Mr. st@spt he, sd' = BEEN ss e.. d
In Sac pursasp tie or via n Of the sstnte snd any d
Pa'tnre z Ia the sta ne ~ss hi,i 70 VI
TAe argumen: Of tie Nc ton pied e"''' '''
reserved
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TgRs-OeT. i5- oc'''o |'s'
tice LEONARD.
The NEW-HAVNN RAILROAD CASES POsrPoSA.'
JU }ge Leopsyd noo csd 'hs Drring that in O. u
sequence OF the illness of Judge ngaham the eme
FIJI. decres 10 he My Haven RaOai would Do post
CHAnBERs-OCT i5--sesors Justice LHoSAHD.
DECISIONS
The Miqui B.anch of IN Stpe Bank of Ohio ags.
Samuel Besbe ct. a-rhe costs of the defendants must Do
JoID Peligrew pg TIE Mayor &c.-Motion de-
MED Tn do sI costs OF sing abide toe event
The People oel JOdu pstsrow agt. Gu.tayus
W. Smith Street Commissioner &c.-AFpIoalon dsried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

ATTENPTED SUIcIDE.-John Nngant, a carma0, liy-
rg s, No 26 street, attempted vnils tsmpoary De
RAJ TO h. hi ss build No 81 beoatd treet
on Sunesy afternoon He saved BY the fifth Ward police.
FATALLY ScALDEp Corner S,hirner yes erdy
bed quest No 2 Eighth avenue on the BODY Of ca ha
,i, Ksupef sbd three o sge Who died
Of cad received b. Accidentally geps cup VI coies sTeT
her person. Nercul accidental DEATH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

CIGAR THIEyEs.-Two German bnys, uamaf Henry
Schmidt srd John Hartman eyed respectively 10 and Is yes
were found susy bght By Officer Me Of the se'ond
Mrd With abost $50 OF ,sars in th oos,essi II
thst they worked cooper slp TIE ns@s
RoseIbanu No Is Cedar street, and that sd 'mpoyed
by hat e.u man had ssed tie cigar through wind ~ into
he cooter shop The other bys They were 70 me
house in and share the pnnde Justice Wsh con-
mtsd the prisoners 10 answef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

tAlvsr.isemeotl
PARIS FELT HATS,
Of the Latest Styles
jus. received per steamer vsnorrbit 80. rro.awss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
RELIEF FOR SYRIAN SUFPERERs.-Tne Committse
for hn rre desuts and suffering IN Syria acknoNied

I0teI,,
Wa. A. BOOTH, Treasurer, No. 90 Front street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

DEMOCRATIC CoUsrY CosvEsrTos -Fhe D'm@
cratic Executive Commit go have fixed upon A'n'sy
nsxt for holdcg The County Convention to nominss
Sheriff and thres Coroners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

SPECIAL ELECTION Councilman BoSsr Oh Wv
ken having resigned his seat ia cns'qa'oo' OF nsvns
,aken up bis reside, &c ia anothor Ward spe'a '1.
ton fas been ordered 20 take place On MONDAY '~
I'D inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

VISITORS TO THE CENTRAL PARK ON SATURDAY
The Ium6er entering the Central Park on Saturday,
as return by the several gsek'epers to Capt, Reu-
wick, was: OF pedestrians, $780, equss!rians, 32Oi
vehicles $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

Two YoUNG MEN BU .NxD TO D1ATH IN
Oalo.-On the 18th ult., = fire broke out in a
house about mile north of Independence. Cen.
tre, Ohio. The house was occupied by q Ger
man family. So sudden waa the alarm that q O
ti,ns was given for the rescue Of any Of the
property. Two OF the inmates were burned to
nineteen years Of age, leaped from his heti and
rushed towards the door. On the way his
night clothes took fire, and before he could
reach the door hs WAS envel0ped In flames,
The door was boltsd SO that his escape was pre.
vented. and he sank 10 the floor and was
burned to death A young brother. fourteen
years old, did not awake until too late 10 make
his escape, md WAS burned 10 cinder as he
lay.
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HUNAWAY3.

~ $50 REV AR DIAN away. rn the
W 3h April, from my house,in HenrIco count,
Az NEGRO MAN named SYDNER STEWART.
n He Vas hou 1ht in Cuipeper county some two
-A.or taree years ago and sol IN Richmond.
he as liyei IN fage county, with Benz. Pnilain,
e1tssed n an iron furnace, where he may now he
ar.iu-. he is of medium size, quite black, anc
99.ol, Is years n d.. He formerly belonged to Geo
rs, ol lie Court House | VIII siv5 $40 and rea-
e.-a5e expenses if delivered IL Hector Davis, in
kelmond, or Z 25 f secured in jai so that can
.e' him He had on when he left a biue cloth
Hocs coat Lap 25--tSl NaTH'f KIN"
"a RI NAM AN. - Ranaway from
Gy scrlbsr. a free negro apprentice hoy. named
H>OL.OhiON GREEN. THIS is to iorwarn all
n persons from harborIns or emf'oyiEs MN
a bright mulatto. between II and Is ears of age
As night arm is shorter than the left. and he has
olj three fingers and thumb on the lett hand;
ag Ats ~. N. TiNSLET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

Night Attoek.-Anthony Kritzer was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday to answer
the charge OF assaulting and b-ating Joseph
Vest Oh Monday night last. Vest was walk
ing along the Central Railroad. with Miss
Jane Kidd, when the prisoner attacked and
beat him. When they Knocked him down
Miss Kidd cried murder, and thus, in all
probability, saved him from n severe dr. bhing.
The par ties had had words on q former oc
casion. Kritzer was held to bail to keep the
peace and he of good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

another observation-disclosures Wilkinson,
James Baker and John Lipscomb were ex-
arnined before the Mayor yesterday for bur-
glarious.y entering the dwelling house of Jos.
a. Cowman. on the night Of the 2S tn uit., and
stealing sundry articles. Mary Lowry Was
examined rs a witness, and gave evidence to
show that there was yet another party a,
large equally as guilty "a the prisoners. They
were sent on to the May Term of tho Hastings
Court, and steps will no doubt be taken to
bring in their con nfederate in crime, so that he
too, may be punished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

Stsaiing.-Albert, slave to Mica JAN Mangum,
was arragned before the Mayor yesterday to
answer the charge of entering the yard OF
Adam Diacount. on Thursday night last, and
stealing wearing apparel OF the value Of $40.
Onicer Seal, on scare hing the prisoners room,
discovered a portion of the lost clothing; and
the Mayor thereupon ordered Albert sound
ffOppinv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

BORDER LIFR.-A tragedy in Texas is de-
.cribed by the Aus tin papers as follows ''Some
dozen men, living upon Onion creek, eight or
ten miles from there, rescued a prisoner from
the hands of the Sheriff, while having his trial
for the supposed murder of an old gentleman
named Edwards, living in the neighborhood Of
the above. named parties They shot thirteen
s,x-shooier bullets int, his head and b a,
He breathed for some two hours after. The
prisoners name was Taney. He was arrested
~ October, Ie59, for shooting the son Of tue
above. named Edwards, and was cleared in the
spring or summer OF 1865, or the ground Of in
sanity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

Taking LaHdaxuaa.-A valuable negro wo.
man, owned by q lady on Church Hin. at
tempted TO destroy herself few days since
by taking an ounce OF laudauum, in y fit OF
temper. Druggists ought not To sell poisons
of any kind TO servants without the written
direc lions OF their owners. or the prescription
of a Dhysiciau,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

CHEsArEAKE AND ONO CANAt.-A meeting
of the stockholders .: this work met il
Washington Thursday, aud elected a Board of
Directors, consisting exclusively of residents
of Maryland. After the eleci ciion bad been an
nounced, Mr. N. 5. Robinson, having been in
structed so 10 do by the Board of Public
Works of Virginia, was allowed to enter upon
the journal of the proceedings formal pro-
test against the action OF the stockholders just
taken, in not having given Director to the
United States, to Virginia, the District Of Co.
lumbia, or to any other stockholders but the
State of MARYLAND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

Exrglayy.--At late hour last Tuesday
night the residence Of Mr. l. J. Pepper, near
the First Market, was forcibly entereo and
robbed Of few trivial articles. The thieves,
it il generally believed. were frightened on be
fore completing their work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

Thrsafsaiag-Daniei Face aud Henry G.
Neidt were before the Mayor yesterday for
threatening to assault and beat Martin NJ.
PIadt on Monday last. Face had had words
with Pladt, aud Neidt had promised 10 ses +.
have fair play, but no blows were struck
Both prisoners were bound over 70 keep the
peace,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

THE GERMANS AND THE SUNDAY LAW IN
NEW YoRK.-A portion of our German fellow.
citizens. says the New York Times, are resort.
ing to prac ctices tor the ovation Of the new
Sunday law. Those of them who sell beer,
have formed two associations for the purpose
of con testing The validity of the law and dis.
arming the vigilance OF the Police. A meet
ing OF the parties concerned was held at the
Stadt Theatre. on Saturday, and was attended
by nearly forty OF these gentlemen. A tariff Of
20 cents barrel, or thereabouts, was i'm posed
on the Sunday sales of lager, TO be collec ied on
Monday morning, and expended on lawyers,
Courts, Ac., and to protect the contederatee ia
violating the law. The proprietors of the
theatrical establishments pretend to have es-
tahlished q new religious sect, and. under
cover Of the freedom permitted to all kinds Of
worship, claim the right to have such exer-
cises as they see At on Sunday.
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5 Ssdiss DsatA.--Ws regret TO learu that an
intelligent young lady. whose pAreuts reside
on Gamblss Hill. dted suddealy yesterday
morning, OF disease Of the heart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

At Ciaeanpati. ca Wednesday, morning,
man sIxfy years OF aes, nanAed Peter Glenn,
Eiilsd his wife In the pfestues OF her soa, ~
s3nNAlMn ~ WITH RNtShss RatW'
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CONVICTION OF REV. Mr.. HARpxN-Mmyder
in the First Dssrse.-The trial of Rev. Mr. Har-
den nj Beividere, N. j., for the murder of his
wife by poison, ended on Wednesday in his
conviction Of murder in the first degree. A
telegram says:
During the delivery of the Judges charge.
Harden had his face covered with his hand
kerchief, and was much agitated and excited.
The Court then adjourned TO the ringing of
the bell. The jury agreed after being out an
hour and a half, bat remained out two hours
The prisoner was brought into Court before
the bell tolled. and in an instant the Court
room was iammed. The emi-darkness-for
but few candles were lighted-added to the
soiennity Of the scene. Every one knew what
the verdict would be. Harden was perfectly
spoke 10 him of new trial, thinking the
Judges charge-to which no exception had
been faken-any thing but impartial. Harden
maintained his composure while the verdict
was announced. As the foreman said Guilty
low moan swept through the crowded room.
ana at THIS moment Harden's head dropped
suddenly, as if he were shot. When each jury
man SAID Guilty of murder in the first de-
gree" his calmness forsook him, and he burst
into tears, tearing his hair with his right hand
and burylng his face in his handkerchief. The
Court ordered him in irons.
a new trial will be applied for. The great
est excitement prevails. The blow will kill
MS mother. who is now very i'll. The popular
feeling is with the jury. They We're mani
nous and stayed out as a matter of form. Har-
den is almost deranged with grief No time is
fixed for his sentence
On Wednesday the prisoner was sentenced
to be hung. On arising to hear his doom, he
was greatly agitated and hardly able to stand
In reply to the usual judicial question: he re-
piled, Il have nothing to say.' He was SEN
fenced to be hung on the 2sth of June next
The New York Express, referring to the pris-
oner, says
Endowed with the exclusive care of a church
When ne had scarcely attained his manhood
and being possessed with the same passions
and Volitlons incident t. other men thrown
into society, where no restraint except per-
sonal honor was brought to bear to deter him
from the commission Of crime it is no won
DER he tell, and III his fall brought dow II from
virtue too confidiug member of his copgre-
CATION. The remainder OF the story is soon
told. forced marriage followed, in order
mat lila rden might retain his standing in the
church and ministry. The union was ioathed
by the husband, separation of the parties
would be followed by scandal and church in
vestigation, and no way seemed open to the
blinded vision of Harden, but to take the life
of her whom he had sworn to love and protect.
The funeral, flight, arrest, Imprisonment, trial
| and condemnation have followed in quick sue
cesslon, aud now soon the galloWs Will end the
tragedy, and the world will have had anot tber
proof OF the pernicluus effect of false edu
cation, deteriorated society, and shCrtsighted
church legislation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

AN AMERICAN PORTRAIT OF THE QUEEN.-
The American Il Assoct ia ton in London made N
effort recently to obtain permission for the
well.known American artist, MIR. Miner l..
Kellogg, to pains an original portrait OF q ueen
Victoria. The application was submitted
through our minister, Mr.. Dallas, and the
Queen returned q handsome reply, regretting
that her time was 80 occupied as TO prevent
her giving sittings for an original portrait but
rendering every facility fora copy being taken
of any portrait that might be considered most
eligible
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

Flora. Fssfirsi.-On Thursday nieht nest.
Prof. hewitt = - give shAG11ys 1aeneeesia9
msstfel sttst isws~s - eesRkaai1ss sastil
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P0UL ROOM OPENED
<ysszzsSSx- HoTEL. Q" WaH sifest. b.
lGE~ ~ f;reea Nom and FraaLI,a -
HOE sEs AND MULES FOR BALE.

= FOR SiLE-A pair of MULES. equal
sSvA ia any IN the city of Richmond. aGy
EzH ether pace. They are large. well broke,
AxG. 41ich IN harness and suitable either for
heavy dTatt or qntck harness. as they
hIrt been driven great deaf To private carriage.
ui s. 81 DAVIS n HtrGHESON n
~ NUTit +. i haze for sa,e No
e9s.N yoiug MULE: also, large. reliable
SHa work HORSE. y. -. LIPSCOMBE,
A.A % street, between Broad and Grace.
yJ-tS
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Going at Large.-A yellow fellow, known as
Collin Scott, slave 10 Mrs. Sarah I. Bragg,
made his appearance before the Mayor yester.
day to answer the charge of going ut large.
Collin is a barber by trade, and has been hiring
himself out and drawing his hire for several
weeks past. His late hirer suspected him Of
stealing his pocket-bOok and money, which
had been left on table in the shop, but failed
to establish his guilt. He was sent on TO be
tried for going at large at the next term OF the
Hustings Court, which meets on the second
Monday in this month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

q uns were Ared ana bou.Arps lighsed ia
81 Nsat Tfsty NJ aeAvs fiassl
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JAPANESE SCIgNcE.-The japanese have
discovered that Il few seconds previous to an
earthqua the magnet temporarily loses its
power, and have ingeniOusly constructed q
light frame supporting horseshoe magnet.
beneath which is cup bell of metal. To the
armature is attached weight, SO that npon
the magnet becoming paralyzed, the weight
drops, and striking the cup. gives the alarm
Every one in the house then seeks the open
AR for safety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

FRosr.-On Sunday night las, we had
quite heavy frost in this section. We un-
dersfand that the Peaches and Plums, suffers
much in some localities. We have not learn
ed whether the apples suffered from the frost.
The Potato tops, Tomato Plants, and other
garden stuff, were more or less injured by it..
This, Tuesday morning. rain Is falling and
bids fair to he a heavy one and which is much
needed.--LtI (Va) STAR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

Mf tame Ga aanisa will give another, and
ber!ttst, CONCERT in this city, at Mechanics In.
s,irYee Hall, Tonight. In order that all may
ha Il an opportunity, the management have
refFsced the price for this occasion. Secure
tic&eis to-day, if you wish to hear her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

THIUNIvERsALC LCRINOLINE-Tbereh has been
a riot at the South Dublin (Ireland) ware
house through the female paupers appropri-
a.ing ettcoats and stealing all sorts oi things,
such as rope canes, twigs, buckram and iron
hoops and ustag them as q substitute for ertS0.
itne They would not give them up, and when
u personal search was threatened, tins, pokers,
brushes, &c, were nuBg at the heads of the
officers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

CircHit COurt-JUDGE MEREDITH presiding.
This Court spent yesterday in the trial of Ar
thur kavenamgh, charged with the murder of
Barney Smith, on the 18th of Novemb Der last.
Mr.. Chandler, of Norfolk appeared as coun-
sci for the prisoner, and after the evideace
was concluded, made an argument of great
ingenuity and power in behalf of his client
The jury, after retirement and consultation,
found the prisoner guilty of murder in the
second degree. and fixed his punishment at
eight years confinement in the Penitentiary
J. II. Melton, convicted of uniawfully shoot
ing T.. Oliver Simms, on tile Goth OF September
last was sentenced TO three wears imptison-
inent i'll the Peutentiaty. The Judge. how
ever. suspended the verdic' for nine days, to
enable the counsel of the accused TO take the
case to the Court of Appeals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

SFlvr" n,nN ~ anAn. s.s .asa s.~su,
sslI pfIysaa, fai VATELY We are a4thorxed 70
90 Tie cbs.y ne Farm known AZ LAU Rkt HILL
ell,. now "aiies a City Road, i've miles belew the
aaaacs a.', es, 81 which ~ aercs are cleared, tho
poseue,,oo ,,ooosd, and IS well watered The iu,-
issss hsexsss,aioa are comfortable DIV ELL1N6. vith
npase IT, 'ous ous ba dings. tosethef with m Ice
q celtiyst1nns son - very good aod iu 4 fne state
reafcs on yn IN For particulars, appl, 10 Nr. WIN.
~ d s,s IN me Premises. or 10
-. sedsl JAa N. TAYLOR a sns +
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A,A WHtJE SULPHUR SrfilNGs.
fMY GREENBRlER COUNTY, VA.
f>.A&Al This .oEg esta bllshed AIER1 Nc
fLAct Will lie opened for the reception of visitors
IN the l5th May
Many new and important arrangements have
cen made since The last season IN this large es
enlistment, and no efforts viii he spared to make
lie guests cumiort9ha
JEREMIAH MORTON, President.
HUMPHREYS, General Supernien endeDt.
IA Cores pnndents " III plea gs address j. II l VI
IhtEie, superintendent White Sulphur Springs.
ofeenhfieF county. Va. aD H-eodtlint"
ASIA tOYNER'N WHITE AMI HLA.n
YMy> tLPHUR AN D G. AL I b A 7 +
ss-EA SPRINGS This WATERING PLACE
~ i* open Tor the reception of visitors on the
M Z" June. II is situated on The !,ne oad "a
.ss' ftsie Of IN. F,rgjAtn mt Tennessee R0tiYO0d
S'n' nat Il mile iiom Bone9ct x Derpt, Roanoke.
"a, Al which depot an OMNIBUS will always be
.aaa Waitng on the arrival %. the cars, n con
"a pasAengers 70 the Springs.
~-nniLhS have eft. .cted Numerous cures. The
NH = LPH K, aggrara ratrd cases Of Dys
Ffssa' ser"as ahecton OF The Liver, X tdneys and
~ Daoeei ''eneral Debility, ard especinily diseases
e. .ae Nervous SysteE III, ard those diseases Pc;
S1.hi 70 iemties the FLtCR SULPHUR. all
rnas oi diseaves ot tle Skln. aggravated cases OF
1TTrer, and other cru oions al The Skin.
- it A.CON N0DATl0NS a-e equal to any tn
T,Iu9nd IN the mountains 81 Vircipia. and the
t@hLt and ATTENDANTS of the most salts
ESI'grt character, together with fine BAND Or
aaMSteiass WATERING PLACES-as TO all OF
~ PeIsons who have l,eretofare visited the pi ace.
af49-d3n A UEEETFf NIGER. Prou'T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-05

INTERESTING Lec,mre.-On Thursday evening
last, Rev. A. h. Cabaness, returned Mission
ary from China, delivered a highly instruct
i've and interesting lecture, to large congre-
CATION, in the First Baptist Church, in this
city. The Rev. Mr.. q. is n gentleman of dis
tinguished ability, and is one of the mos; sue
cess full miss ionaries ever sent from this coun.
try to China. The desire has been expressed
by many that Mr.. G.. will deliver anotner lec-
ture, and we hope tnat he may be prevailed On
to do 50. Many would gladly pay a small
amount, to be applied towards d-fraying the
expenses Of the missionary. while travelling
for his health, which has become much im-
paired by his arduous laburs for the heat then.