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That truly eloquent clergyman, Kew. Dr.
ruI1 IN, u Baltimore. ina receat addre0 NJ
one OF he religious anniversaries In new
York, pAad the following tribute to "sne
Press - A
ounce Of lead moulded into a bullet. and pn. into
a Minnie rife. with = few grains oil powaeI -
meath Il, will 60 two miles. and do ito crrano "a On
Ss Ss oanos so - and
into ono Of Hoes liqhtnins printing presses. win
go thousands Of miles and do its GRAND , HnSc
and that though I . oceans II river, and noun;
tsins may intervene. A steam pr,ntins p n!nn:
p,a yoH ever 80 down IN one b "a IN, and Watch
the mon. asnsa ' Why, my fisads ieei some
thing like awe in looking at them | ieel mke
taking of my hat to the huge machihe. tEr "n nf
Ezekiei's living creatures with the na nS the
a man. and the sound Of many waters" ana 0o INC
Lying eye in the Wheel :,ns.s a1 How nj !. sttps
itself to it's work and tolls on WIN a., q s,ant
that mocks to scorn the might q sne st"n ~
pieces every substance in It's grasp. And yet. with
deilcacy and precision unatta.naDie , ~ rmds
muscles, i received fabric SO delcale sna' a he
twinkling OF an eve that which it cost hours to
compose II filings of sheet after sheet to enter-
tam instruct. regeneIate ana Dess .nv
the influence Of the press as an agent LOT thu
fusion Of knowledge, whether ~ be Ia Volumes
pamphlets, or, above all. through the daily news
paper, the moral institution which has revolution
lzed not only the literary but the coinnieIcia'
and political world. II you have read the onn NJ,
tuition, you will remember that the G are only Two
estates in Cong ress-the Senate and House oil ne
representatives.; but a thira estate has sprung up,
higher than that occupied by the Senators and
Representatives themselves, and which continues
IN sc ssion long after Congress Adjourned, every
where and at ali times IL is composed oil the repro
the press
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"We Won't Let you Alone"

The Rev. Mr.. WORTH, who escaped from
North Carolina, where he had been arrested for
circulating the HELPER book, lately addressed
a meeting of friends and sympathizers in New
York. North Carolina gentleman who was
present made an appeal to the audience, in the
course of which he said All that the South
wants to be let alone, and the reply, often re-
peated, was 1--WE won't let you alone" Here
says the New York Erqrsss, we have as com.
plete an epitome of Republican doctrine and
Republican princ:ple-in spirit-as possibly
could be produced. Eternal agitation is the
element in which it lives and moves and has
its being. Aggressiyeness is The very breath of
its nostrils. 1--WE won't let you alone"
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DIED,

At her residence, IN Henrico county, yesssrday
morniax !, at o clock, Miss MARTHA.FAiAfSEh
Her funeral will take place at -Four A.ile Greek
Church ut o'c ock. this Friday AFTERNOON. hei
f. lends are invited to attend withou' i"f'he' ~
tlce.
On Thursday morning, the 10th inst BENJA-
MIN r. SHACKELFOND, aged years. monthl
The funeral will take place from hi. parents
residence. corner OF 18th and Franklin streets, On
and acauaintances Of the family are invited to at
tend.
On Tuesday, 9Th inst. at 8 O'clock; WILLIAM N
6. STOGU FL, infant son of L; Stosdel ana Cath
crime Stordel. aged month and days.
Dearest Willie thou hast left us,
And thy loss we ueeply feel;
But It's God that hath beref' us
He can all our sOrrOws heal.
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The Chicago Candidate.

Several Of the more cautious Republican
journals of the Middle States are beginning to
betray some nervousness i'll regard to the NOM
nations Of the approaching Chicago Conven-
ton. They counsel moderation and pru-
dence, and the nomination of some man who
is not q sectional extremist, but national
man, and who will know no North and no
South in his administration. Those journals
and, no doubt, thousands of Northern Re-
publicans, deprecate and dread the nomination
of VIM. II. SEWARD. The New York Herald
predicts that SEWARD will be nominated at
Chicago and elected, (doubtful,) and that the
event will be followed by dissolution of the
Union.
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PASSENGERS arrived per Steamship JAMES
TOWN." SKINNER, Master. from New York:
r. w. Gale, Miss Philips, Miss Wlsner, J; Ma
lone, Mrs Morton and servant r. R3 Il Watts
Miss Hutcherson, mrs Clark and ; children. W
r. Bond, W. I. Hicks and lady, Jos lawrence and
lady. VIM, Davis. David landlord and lady, Alien
cock, Charles Wendell. +. A. Cooper, Mrs. Capt
Skinner and child, Capt: F s. HOPKINS; A. p
Scott. A. Marx. John Shepherd and II in steerage
Also from NertSlk1 NJ, L. MoHnley. X; Meldr s
X. Chester, f. Younger. F. Ehlers, A. Rosenper
ger. 2. Rosenberger, b. Rodgers and lady, Mr.: r.
Nicer and lady. Miss Salome, Miss Wrenn, Mrs
Fanabue, J. u. Her bert, c. IL. Brock, w. +. Stagg
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How 1T WAS DONE.-A short time ago, q fell.
low named Crandall escaped from the Allie.
gany county Jail, and wrote back the following
note to his former custOdians:
~ suppose it is mystery to some how got
away, and conssQ usntly ! will give you a
brief history Of my departure. The modxs
opesasdi was thus I got out Of my cell by In
genuity, ran up stairs with agility. crawled
out of the back window in secresy, slid dow
the lightning.rod with rapidity, walked out
Of the Angelica town with dignity, and am
now hasking In the sunshine Of pleasure and
lihertv.o
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Death of Peter ParleY.

The telegraph announces the death of SAM
UEL G. GOODRICH, late U. S. Consul to Paris,
who expired suddenly in New York, Wednes-
day. His nom de plume, "PETEE Farley" is
familiar to almost every child in the country.
He was native Of Ridgefield, CT, ard COM
menced literary life by the publication of"The
Token" the first annual issued in this coun-
try, which he followed by historical and geo.
graphical books, almost without number He
was in the Goth year OF his age
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MARRIED.

tie r.:;ssoss & s. S.5 s.es
Mr.. Hooper, Mf.N. g.. ykNSkE4 g Miss FAN !.
Hanover.
On Thursday ~ inst, 9 Rev Jctn g. McCsbe,
p. D.. Rector u the Church q s1e A acc
". the Iesidencs 81 The brides uncle Hon. John
Tier, .Ex President Of the United state; i;
yoansest daughter Of tho late William Tyler. OF
Norfolk IVA.
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Fast Life in London.

The London papers announce the defalCa-
ton of Mr.. w. G. PULLINGER, the head cash
Ter of the Union Bank of London, whose
frauds amount to over Sl,125,O0O during the
period OF three or four years past. This gen.
tlenan is said to have been one of the fast
men OF London. On salary of 5000, he
lived i'll style that was unaccountable till
now. Such events are calculated to bring
into suspicion the practice of making great
show upon little means.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE.

L>OK SALE-To remain in or near Richmond,
nine SERVANTS. man, wife and seven chill
brennan As and woman ~ ears OF age: Ages Of
age boy S; boy 8; hey . years old ; girl IL, and
another il years old These girs have been broug
mp to house work Man raised to farming his wife
a seamstress. They are for sale for no fault. All
hkely-some very likely. Apply at
my 1l-3teod* CARY STREET JAIL.
CERVANT FOR SALE.--We have for sale,
~ privately. a SERVANT MAN who is a supc-
rior house servant and most excellent cook, hon
est, sober and Industrious. Apply to
my IT'S PULLlAM & BELTS.
EOR HiKE-FOR THE BALANCE OF THE
l. YEAR, GIRL, accustomed to Homework.
ap S-tS r. CAUTHORN.
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ELECTION NOTICE.-The regu-
of the VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY Will be held at the Office of
the Company on MON DAY, MAY cst. at u D clock
NJ, at which meeting the election of seventeen
Directors for the Company, to serve the ensuing
twelve months. will take place
my lO-td WILLIAM WILLIS, JR,. Sec'y.
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NEW MARKET RACEs.-The first race at
New Market. Wednesday, two mile heats, for
the Bollingbrook purse of $3.50, was Won by
Doswells Ironette,' over Crinoline, One Eyed
Joe and Fraak Hicks. Time: 3.45-349-35l. A
race followed between Beasley Buckeye"
and Hares Bullion" 800 aside, mile heats,
which was won by the former. Time Dol
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my ll--d&c~

YAusaxN, do hereby forbid any man or vo.
man 20 hasbog. conceal Of retain ny lawful vito,
LUCY FaANCEU VAUGHAN. ~ sny hoaee OF q
any piAoo tno0 NJ, e il u a4sinst my will and
consent; AAd aay person vhQ aoes 20 Will b I'm
msdiately prosecuted According g Az
my M-lts GkO. VAUGHAN.
a kInERAL REWARD VII b SsiA lo1 m
n formation g q Who Dteoontad and received
~ - fog David u. LeA's Check. 1ated July ~,
leeo, . DankQf Cosnsnos wealth, And rad On 1tk
! - g. = x7an3 1a1ssas csnsasp.
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The weekty DisPsteA issasd this morn'ns'
contains an orig,aal sketch on the u"'ssr-
sally popular theme Of "kissiuE. written -
'sAosis Addums"-Tbe RasI, foeuy-
ders Of Vision-Secnss on Doafo . e
Steamer-Surprises for the japanese EwO.y
Closing Scsaes ofthe Nauonsi s"o 0@.e~ins
Democratic Conventions-and 'ne "soa' eo'-
80, n.ws matter. local summary and COM
merical review.
price cents at the counter, or cents when
pu, UP in wrappers, ready for mailing to the
country.
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FOR JUDGE OF THE HUS-
~ TINGS' COURT
PEACHY r. GRATTAN. ESQ.

TO THE VOTERS OF RICH.
- MOND.-,ln answer to a communication
published a few days ago, requesting me to say
whether would be a candidate for the JUDGE.
SHIP Of the Hastings Court, have simply and
name arose entirely with others. Though for
some years past an earnest advocate cfthe change
which has been de teImIned on, never had any
reference to my own personal advancement. Such
an office, however desirable. ill always be. to a
sensitive mind, a position suggestive OF distrust
and doubt An earnest desire for it would, perhaps
of itself, argue ubfitness. Whatever of ambition
may have at any time had for office and trust
it never Ovorweening-maturer years have
very much moderated. COnsultIn.. however, the
wishes and the advice of friends who have proved
becoming reserve-submlt my name to the people
in the coming election
Whatever else may be wanting. Of one thing
feel assured that, if elected. shall discharge the
important duties Of the Office tJear, jaror
0rdFfcti0n.'
And as an election would excite no feelings Of
triumph. so q failure shall create in my mind
neither modification nor resentment
my 7--eod3t A. JUDSUN CRANE.
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SAILED FOR EURoPE.-The steamship Africa
sailed from New York, Wednesday, with 100
passengers among whom We're Commodore
Stockton and family. Mime Gassier, the vo-
calist, and w. S. Donnan, Lewis Ginter, w.
G. Paine and George j. Sumner, of Richmond.
Va
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- TIE SALE OF OIL PAIsTISss At CoRIHTMsA \.
EVENING, instead Of ten 9 elook, this morning.
g previously aanouaesd. Thus Shspss Of time =
men, Who knd Il lncOnveniept TO attend the sale
during the morning hours. DOme Of the hrse lH.
tsrel Of the whole collection, yet reain, and Will
b Oltogod. THE elteFuOOn
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No. Fishin: Tackle.-Now is the season
for using the hook and lina and net with some
pleasure. as FISH of all kinds are biting, and the
disciples of old Isaac Walton are enjoying the
sport to their hearts content. But to enjoy the
sport in all its length and breadth, Socd TAcKLK is
WALSH'2 Gun Store, on Main ct, where Reels.
Lines, Nets. Hooks, Reed and Extension Poles,
and all other araphernalia necessary to a com
piete equipment. may he had. Call there and sup
ply yourself at .nce; and if you are fond Of field
sports, PISTOL practice or SWORD exercise. you Can
get the best and cheapest GUNS. RIFLES. Pts
Tolls, SWORDS, CA~ES, FOILS or KNIVES,
to be found in the South. and at greatly reduced
prices. Remember to call at
JAMES WALSH'S Gun Store,
nv S-2v Main street.
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This Railroad Village is improving annual
ly, aud just now looks very inviting, especial.
ly the hotel and its beautiful grove and lawn,
which have assumed dress Of living green
that excites the admiration of every traveller
that passes. Such place, SO easily reached
from This city, is great advantage to all who
desire, for a while, to enjoy the repose
and quiet and pure air Of the country, and to
have an occasional In terEegnum Of the excite
ment, the turmoil, and oppression Of city life
and atmosphere. To Ashland they can re-
treat and accomplish both objects without
nsgiecting business in the city. Gentlemen
can place their families there, and such il the
convenient arrangement Of the trains that
thsy can reach the city At an early business
hour ana return 70 the railroad village ut
or o'ciocs, ~ suits them best. At the pres.
{ eas season u 10 especially delightful to enioy
tass fesrset ANA this kind o. recreation. The
hotel Recommendation are az t.rstva tn..,.s.
several beautiful cottages.
The village Of Asblaad "a. 4,
tree very TOW years since, q nav - -. ~
the stumps Of trees that still dot In. 80 ~
that arc cuitivatsd 10 and about the co.,.
ton. II has sprung mp With . ce.er,tv A.,
tsung the rapid growth Of those towns In n.
Northwest Of which We hsar 20 much. I,
the Richmond and Fredsricksbusg COMPANY
will only extend the Ashland ticket liberal
period Of time-say twenty years--it win tab.
sfrssh start and flourish more rapidly thal
ever. Such step would b wise for the rail-
road. II would incrsase its revenue from Z
new source. II would b wise intestmsns
IN which no capital would b employed, and
which would yield handsoms iacoms. Thia
onehs 70 b. doas 1t oncs-postponsmsni
wiH only delay the increase Of income from
thb sourcs which the sxtsndsd ticket viii ~
cure.
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LOST AND sTRAYED.


Il PAPERS. They were in q small tin box.
will give c IfxbIG Is! HE fH s Fk 4 hs Ss'
my lit free man of color.
Il er-back MEMoKANDiUM BOOK, with my
name on 1t. The finder vii, confer favor and re-
celve liberal reward bv leaving it at the Dispatch
0 %s rs @ geo. '''' Ro Il. Gii tfsS.'
~ STRAY OFF-On Wednesday
aySsss, from STs WssGn xaTd On BIOs shs
dunn SIZE, mouse color. 1 wifi give a liberal re-
ward for their delivery to Go %fi j.. SPINDLE
my l1-3tf Alto. Louisa county. Va.
Gzsrk STkAYED-From my residence, on
EAx 18th street: between Broad and Marshall
le.s are d Ark. Sic has no mark on the ears Will
give reward of Five Dollars if returned to me- at
my residence. tmy 1l-3t'i w. II. COX.
soe~H sTRAYED-From my residence, on 9th
XA street, opposite ID Market. a. the How
k..a.sard House. ON the Sd of May, two COWS
one as white and dark br,ndied Cow, with the
ripcf the horns sawed off; the other was small
reward OF IS, II returned to me. at the hoWard
| OST-cn the LIST day of this month. my FREE
- PAPERS, which were given to me BY MIR. B.
b. Woodson, Clerk of Cumberland county. on the
26th January; 1851. will s,vea liberal reward #
found and returned to Inc at the Packet Office of
my lot BENZ. l.. JOHNS.
| osTmAbout 25th April, two NEGOTIABLE
N0mh ds drawn ey t b Isyl S cITsm,on,
sshsT sss 4, % s,. f;"sf @ t. b
NOTE, drawn by John Bycrly, for Sloo. payable
twelve months after date, from January !, 1870
hy neef p f tDe df % be
my sNst " '''S WAsHINST itSS s. RUSS RUSS
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TM8 Hesr AND cHgAPHsT PHOfoeAArW
80 kessI Anbrotyps " the city re tho.e mao
@0Ovofnof g All the yaTions styles ard slaes OK
=: ss';s &C. e e: :r s
@&a 1911 :sss ]. s i ~ ~ -
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DAN RicE's
GREAT SHOW,

THE MOST NOVEL, UNIQUE
AND
UPON RAgrn, iOA
COmprsing more
NEW, WONDERFUL AND SraRr,,,,
ATTRACTIONS, ''
Than can he produced in any other .,,,,.
WILL EXHBira' A sfs EEh' h s vSId x,ou
RICHMOND. FOR TTwo DAYS oyly
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
FRIDAY AND sArrKDI %a' '''A and nth.
FRIDAY AND sATURDIY '''A ana Eth
Friday AND SATURDiH' lin and 18th
May l''A Yd lstA
ADMISSIONS
80 Cents-Children and Servants D, c.,,.
THIS MONSTER ExHls,T,o.
lsnot Circus nor Menaserie, but syr,nd 81.
position of the " "a
WONDERS OF NATURE AMI AIT
Including
HIGHLY TRAINED ANIMALS
AND REMARKABLE EXPLOITS OF Aru.
LETIC POWER AND AGILITY,
Such as are without parallel in any eoun,rv an.
witch nave received tine patronage and endorse
ment al crowded and fashionable audiencesIa
Philadelphia and
COMBINING AMUSEMENT WITH INSTRUCTION,
And calcula ted to graft, the taste of the in.lsc
tual. the "oral AID the refined.
MADAME ZUYARA. '"'
1.-THE mother of the celebrated Fqnes,renn..
Will drive the NE ELLA 10'AHA''
BAND TEAM.
OF FROM TWELVE TO TWENTY HORSES
per advertisement. To give the names Of the nu
merous Artlstes attached to the "Grsat show"
or 10 enumerate more than few Of Its most pron.
lnent features, among which vii be found the
HUGE BLACK RHINOCEROS
An a imal pronounced by all naturalis,s 10 b. nj
terly untameabls, but which has been So complete
~ concentrated that he IS ct loose IN TIE open
arena, a, managed with as mnch ease ard sale
THE DANCING ELEPAANT,
Lay LA ROokH, the most sasacious aulma Of
the species in the world, WHO
VIII actually raH the Tight Rpps
ava N GRAs sH11 aSa aiNiInsd'f ''
Exhibiting at one view great variety Of different
Wy various nations in different ages. 10 dsyeope
the human frame, is one OF the grandest novelties
= WIS %AD'LLE ELLA zoYARA,
The embodiment OF youth, beauty grace, darnt
and artistic skill, will appear IN her wondfou'
scene OF equtatton, which has enchanted he most
fashionable audiences of Europe and placed asf
ut the yer, head Of her profession.
GRAND HIPPODROMATlC SPECTACLES'
G ans eS sns and
these may be mentioned the Magnificent Pasesh
of q GRAND TOURNAMENTS
Dream Of Chivalry, in which IS presented, vita
life like accuracy.
SCENES OF KNIGHTLY VALOR AND
PROWESS.
forming perfect picture of the ami ma.sd confess
Of the MIDDLE AGES, which have been describe!
in romance and history.
.MA See large and small pictorial and descriptive
bills. &. II CASTLE. Agent
~ Will also exhibit at FREDERICKsBtR g.
on the 7ih, BOWLING GREEN on the sth, ASH
PETERSBURG on the i4th and 18th OF MAJ.
my 4-St
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1[0S A CARD...DR. ROB'T HUNTER
D>EA at the urgent solicitation of his patients
in Richmond has Goa scnted to extend his visit to
continue until that date to receive patients suffer
ing from affections of the throat and lungs-CA-
rARRH. BRONCHITIs. ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION
at his rooms in the Powhatan House.
NJ Hours, A. NJ. to p NJ.
RICHMOND, Nav 9th, 1850, my lots
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A Second Splendid Supply OF
SUMMk.R DRY GOODS !!

A Second Splendid Supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS.
BRE,t, u Il ~ &c FOX.
BROAD STREET,
Open To DAY, and throug bout the week, their
SECOND SUPPLY OF SUMMER DRY GOUDS,
bought during the past week at UNPRECEDENT-
ED Low PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than we have ever offered before.
very large stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
PLANTATION GOODS
Our MANTILLA DEPAR Al ENT is now filed
with a complete assortment of NEW STYLES.
We are now prepared and determi ned to
offer everv Inducement to buy ers, both at W HOLE
apN Imp, 2i7 Broad street.
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"a St. Nicholas Saloon,

IA St. Nicholas Saloon,
MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
The st. Nicholas Saloon, second to no other es-
adjustment in the State, Is constantly supplied
with the choicest
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
FRUITS. NUTS, ETC.,
which will be sold, by WHOLESALE or RETAIL
on the most satisfactory terms
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited to exam
inc the large and well selected stock. which is be
ing constantly addeu to, before purchasing else
where.
Parties and famlles supplied with CAKES,
CREAMS and JELLIES Of every description.
THE SALOON has just been re fitted in elegant
style, and CREA MS Of erery taror are served to
Ladies and Gentlemen at the shortest notice. A
call is solicited. lmy 5-lml A. ANTONI.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10.
High Water this day (Friday) Ok O'Clock.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown. Skinner, New York,
mdze. and passengers, Ludlan & Watson.
.Schr. Sopronia. Vanname, New York, bone dust,
schr X. b. Hewlett Summers, Charleston, su-
gar, e. L. Workman Co.
schr. Spray, Price, Charleston, lumber Whit
schr. Jos; Holmes, Matthews. Jacksonville, lum-
Schr. Pinta, -, Baltimore, pig iron.
SAILED,
schr. Catherine Jane. Hicks, Norfolk, mdze, w.
D. Colquitt Il Co.
schr. New York, Connover, down the river,
schr. Charles. Kersey. down the river, light.
phia, INDIE. and passengers. C. 7. CardoZa.
New YORK, Ma, s.-cid, schr; Jamestown nest La
wilmington, n. G. May S-CId sohr. Richard
Vaux, MoIehead City. N. Y. ARID. schrs John
Stetson, Wilmington, N. c; VIM. Smith, do L.
s0MBKEko. April 2O-In port, brig C. Hopkins,
for Norfolk, 10 days. n,
Belvldere, Richmond; schr ": ). Triplet!, do.
Know les, Klchmond; Mary Ellen, Deep Creek,
GA LESION, May s,--Cleared, Schooner chas
1NoKSoIk, May S.-Arr'd, schr. Emma. Port
Watha, with coal
Schr. Anna Smith, of Wilmington, Del, from,
Wilmington. N. c., bound to rhiladel phia. with q
cargo OF lumber encoun ed the gale OF the 29th
April, and lost verboaTd captain second mate and
one of the crew; sails blown away, rigging dam
aged, pinnacle and compass swept away, and the
We sse spi ung leak. At2 =. Nj. on the 18th, the
Br. brig Matrona, Waite. observed the schooner
ensign union down, and bore down tor her frale d
mel and offered assistance, when the mate OF the
schooner requested hun to lay by all night, saying
the captain and two of the crew were washed over
board, and he and the boy were nearly worn out
and two passengers were sick in the cabin.
The next day Capt. W ate got ont his long boat
and went to the Anna Smith. and found her IN a
most distressed state. The Nla.rona was also IN
distressed condition, having been struck by sea
the day before which carried away bulwaIks. stan
chsons split water wa, ~ which finally caused
her to founder at o'clOck p. NJ, on the GOTH The
captain and crew of the Matrona then got on BOARD
the Anna Smith and proceeded to this port.
The Matrona was loaded with sugar, from Ha-
vana, for Falmouth Eng, for orders.
Icy rELEGRAPH.l
NORFOLK. May lO.-A large ship is ashore on
Sand Island.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-11

NEW CLUrHiN'I STOtk. TIE
subscriber, ms agent, will open about Ny
M Is h, IN the store now occupied b. MI. y
@AAs new stock Of
CLOTHING AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
which he Is hav NJ manufs ctnred under his oSa
supervision, and hopes with his experience ind
knowledge of the business, he can ofef shch>
stock as will meet the wants "a secure t1e pt'
ronage of his friends.
The store will be refitted Ia suit the business
and every eff IT will no made to produce u NE
necessary articles and in such style as VII mae
the stock un. bectiona able an attractive
WIN. g. TCPMAS,
nv 4--dts ate of Tupman Bu!'.