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DESCRIPTION or PLANS FOR MASONIC TEMPLE.
Inc cettar IS to be nine 3 feet ms h in tine clear
anu =" oe u''iceu INTO room 1Or each store one
i't the restaurant, and coal cellar under the
"idcheh u SupefIutenuent' s tweilins.
ne pTtHe ,pa! stor, Is To be fifteen (l5t feet h
IN the clear, and to he divided into six rooms an
alain street tor stores, and on Atu.h street
i,i 'eStdurant- four of the stores y h. Ia fw,
. Ds ~, shd the restaurant ~ bs IL feet.
ne second Moor is u lie ed ST. as to have
a Concert RUout ilS by 10. including sta e. ereen
rooms Ac and with 1t saiiery. There is To l,e An
entrance on Ninth street, with lobby, and .s,, one
IA the rear with same. There are 10 le Ia fhe
!oho t,cAet oifs ses. NC. On III stor, the re 70
I" De oihcss inr the hrana Secretar, AID Trea-
retfeshEenI room, 20 b 81 feet. This story ,s r.,
ls' twents hte 20 igb IN the clear, and n part IN
tie rear pl this story aai tee bslow N In ns
aaiviied ad iat. three stories. the lower one for =
t1naenf family. 10 be divided INTO suit abie ,onms
with private stairway for his use.
Ifts thtsa Moor Is To he twenty ,2Ot feet hish in
the cicaf. and to Ae divided INTO t,Yaud Loo ge
Io.in. ~ q, ~ feet, wuh two COMMITTEES rooms. a
Suhordinate Lode 40 by 90 feet with two ante
rooms ana IetreShnie mt ~ by la0 feet, with
a aainb i,. waiter coming up from the kitchen
ne J0nrsh Moor ~ to DO slxteen Is feet high in
the q ear, and to be divided into a Grand Chapter
room, ~ by Go teet. with ante Tooms, Grand en-
canpmenf room, " by 60 feet, with ante r0oms.
ana an armory and four committee rooms, - b. sO
ieet each.
Iasre - to bc an entrance on Ninth street, and
one IN the rear 10 the second story. The cellars
are u extend under the sidewalk ON Main street.
mace Or furnaces 10 heat the building. and proper
vehiilstton IL u be secured; water and sas -p,pes
wha. . necessary.
each Of the stores, twoon the second hoor and one
tpr sapsrlasendsats family, aad one for each Of
MAIEss4I.-.Ei Stock brick with sso,. .,,.
an l3- 9awt wtlstnJuna
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Conscious Reeeirsr.-Mrs Maria Lowry. n
resident OF Rockets, made her appearance be.
Ioie the Mayor yesterday, to answer the
charge OF receiving knives, forks, coffee mill
anu Sther articles, stolen from Thomas J.
Cowman, on the 18th ult., knowing the same
10 have been stolen. Officer Seal ties titled that
On entering the prisoners house he found
James Baker aud another suspicious charac-
1T ,rI there. anu learned that John Lipsco com b and
Thomas Wilkinson were both regular Visitors
to the place. He found the coffee mill nailed
up against the side OF the house, and in an old
carpet bag in a room occupied as a ch amber
Dy Mrs. Lowry, he discovered the knives and
forks. The accused had no witnesses nresent
10 testify in her behalf and her examination
was therefore adjourned, to be resumed ut
some future time
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xe> TO THE VOTERS OF THE
sS>i-a SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-Hayinx
been applied To by man. friends in TINS crcuit t.s
~ uDGESHlP made vacant by the death Of Jude
InHS ". cLoProN and replied to them by "a, ine
would determine and let them know time
what would do, | adopt this mode Of informing
them and the othe, voters Of said circuit. il il e
:heiT pleasure to elect me, will accept the oIlSce.
and dischars its duties to the hest OF nv ability.
JNO. NJ GREGORY.
Richmond. April 9th. 1850 an q did:
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e. IN y - The middle tenement ui
" nose new ron front stores and UvgeiIinss On
p,' tt1hS ttlhS IN street. within a few wards Of the
r. t'st ltfket' suitable for almost any kind of re-
,.g,,sssir he Store and Cellar will be rented
'FAItse Il desired. Apply at No 43 Main st TO
---I-N VIM. WALSH
hi!' HIN FOR hENT.-A KITCHEN
/. 'saf 81 my store ; two good rooms, with
al, 'se 9afd. To Il good tenant, rent low
-"-t~N +. MCCARTHY, Broad 81
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Five hundred and ninety -four Mormous ar.
rived ~ New York on Tuesday from Livsr-
pVol.
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E>ln NALE-A spian lot Of stfons HApNrSs
= LEArHEM; 4. !cw pieces Of C0 EfHH =.
EMVNk LEAIHkk. MADOUx Co.
- - - e'Arv dsssss halNU l0ek =
C(M (nl0 .GOOD TO PlIMH 1,iaAaa-
SOOsUVV Tor sale by
~ S-~ LYLE POSTER 1 CO.
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EUCLID Nor TO EE BuEIEp.-In accordance
with a more sensible custom than that of
'burving Euclid" the class Of 1860 ut Rochex.
ter University, met on Saturday to plant their
GLASS Tree ia the University ground, which
was accom- panied by appropriate literary ex4r
cises. Years hence, when they return middle
aged graduates, and sit under the shade of its
spreading branches, il will awaken pleasant
"reminiscences OF bygone times.
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0NHOkhs - - s--A ifst rate HHUDLE.
u saI,aiJrc', ionns, we'll brok. aud gentle
lH i"' Ladies riding Horse. Ap-
~ I~it' HlA \ Stable,
a i,tth kfraet
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Con-. PAULDING.--The Congress of Nicara-
qua have voted to Com. Panlding handsome
~ mounted sword and a square league of land
for his services in preventing the Ianding of
Walker and his party in 1857
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u an b. B. MINOR.

faviSh KENT.-Two new brick TENE
II ,,-' - on The corner of Nam and 18th streets
il. FF,5esSiI"h wen from the Isi tn.tte 18Th Nav
4I-lA' III II ~, u - hhpPiv, %
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"s- santgd ana her assistants give concert
9. mechanics Institute Hall to. njsht, and will
.m."k some oi their choicest operate pieces
Those who have heretofore heard Aer. viii
Know how 10 appreciate this sntsrtainmsnt.
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DEAFNESS!
~ DEAFNESS!.
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CURED WITHOUT PAIN,
DIR. EALING,
AURAL SURGEON
TO HER MAJESTY.
THE I UEtN OF ENGLAND,
three days. " WV ~
/ hose requiring his professional aid had better
maze an M H'nIediate application at hs consulting
rooms, lSS MAIN STREET. A FEW DOORS
BOVE tn POST OFFICE nv g. 2,s 1stn
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COURT MATTERs.-At the recent term of the
Hampshire county (Fa) Circuit Court in
olctments We're found against Abraham j
Alger and Barbara Ann Aiger for unlawful
marriage, Alger having married his niece-
Ihe punishment, upon conviction, is "A fine of
MOI more IMAM il'e hundred dollars. and I'M
prisonment no less than siX months Anthnny
Snow, convicted of horse stealing in Mason
county, Va, has been sentenced To three wears
III the Ienitentiary. Felix Briggs, tried at the
same court Tor killing free negro, was ac-
quilted.
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A Fire Toacsr is very much needed in this
city, and will have to be erected in the course
OF a few years. The old bell house. on the
Capitol Square, is not sufficiently elevated 10
overlook all parts of Richmond, aud is such a
complete eyesore III the park, that the Cover
nor M may order It's removal at any moment
When steam fire engines are introduced--as
they soon must be-a fire telegraph will be-
come necessary to indicate the location of 4
fire; and to make thar effective a tower will
De necessary, from which watchman may
overlook the city at Ii glance
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SUMMER RESORTS

"a WHITE NTLPHUk SPRINGS.
eEy GRkENBRIER COUNTY. VA.
81 ThiS 4ong established WATERING
= :, vii he opened Tor The rece piIon OF visitors
ID. ne i5'H May.
Nanr new and important ARRANGEMENTS have
l.sg NJ gde S.nce ihe last season IN this large es
,,as>sreat. ai.i % Efforts Will be spared to make
o.. .lrS,s comfortable.
JEREMIAH MORTON. President.
/ NVgPHRENs. t'epersi Superintendent.
~ Correspondents will please address T. HIM.
aHbk $, Superintendent W mte SULPHUR Springs
ne tTler county. Va an l6-enIti i.j,,"'
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R"foSED N hW TkRRIToRIEs-The Housa
% %,iiihli'ee on Territories have agreed upon
pms lor organizing five new territories which
VIII include the tire unore: liZed r.rinn -
tween me mississippi Valley and the Pacific
5tote. Inc names are to be Altoona. Nevada
inano' ilal' Dac0tah and Chippewa. The first in
cluues tii that portion of territory obtained
IRON Mexico east of the Colorado and lis
northerly afuent Virgin river) and west of
the !oSth meridian Its southern boundary
VIII pe me Mexican border, and It's northern
me parallel OF 36 deg 30, separating il from
Utah. Arizona will thus form a block naariv
sIus;T9, ihc!udins most of New Mex co west of
.he itocHy Noun ;aihs, and containing nearly
TWO hundred thous nd square miles
Nevada Will comprise all that part of JTtoh
WEI OF the 1lith meridian. hes ld..s a small tr,
angle between Virgin river and the CaIifornia
Siate line, ana marrow st.ip of what was for
lneriy Oregon Territory f,,ow Washirytnn ,
between the eastern border of thar STATE and
Green river. 1t will thus contain ahout ~
900 square miles, and include the now famons
WashOe mineral region.
Idaho, eIgnitying Gem of the Monnt,,nS :.
Is the name proposed for the Pixies Peak Ter
rltory: Its eastern boundary will be the Iuod
meridian; It& western Green river: its south
erh 'he Tn, ana Its northern the 4;}d parallel
OF latitude. Iile Rocky Mountains VIII tnr,n
il sort OF back bone. passing nearly along iis
centre. It's extent VIII be about I5u.OlU square
miles. BY thus clipping the wings of Utah
on ooth the east and west sides. the latter Will
be left with lcarcely one fourth of its present
aXtent. A narrow strip east of Green river
Will be added to Nebraska
Dacoiah wlllInclude all the territory west
of Minnesota, lying tween the 10th parallel
On the north, and the Missouri river on the
south, with its tributary, the Niobrarah. and
thence the 4}d parallel 10 The lUld meridian
which will be its western limit. The Missouri
'IVer Will thus divide il into two sections
nearly equal in extent. The Territory will
'on tain l37 900 square miles.
Ine remaining country lying between Ne
,raska, Dacotah the Rocky Mountains. aud
he British Possessions, is 10 be called Chip
ltWa, making an area of 1900 square miles
Each of the bills for the organization OF these
territories contain the following proviso -
provided that, nevertheless, slavery has no
egal existence in said Territory, nor nothing
herein contained shall be construed to author
re or preve.-t its existence therein. These
measures will come up for consideration eariy |
leNt week
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~, ,,oom,mmisd.-John Heath, arrest@d by of,cer
Morris for getting drunk and takius iodsias
On .a ,ne canai bank. was before thu Mayor yes.
his good behavior A~'
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IoST IT -DFFIcE AFFAIRs-Virginta Post
oO'ceS establishments: Hickory Flats. Lea
county, and Joseph p. Eyertt appoin led
postmaster; to l. specially supplied from III
On Mills: Point of Rock Mills, Cumberland
supplied specially from New Canton. SHADY
SpTings EaieIgh county, re-est:,blished, and
VIM. B. Thomasson appointed postmaster
AApPoih,mentS; Jacob Conrad postmaster at
t"iiey Head, Randolph county, vice A. Pear
cv' deceased James w Dorsey pos tmaster a [
IraSs Lick Fork, Jackson county, vice James
l.. Winter, resigned James MickIe postma.
Ter az Darlington Heights, Prince Edward
county, vice John G.. CUNNINGHAM. resigned
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Nirtmonb Qispatrh.
- .vtowAsuiN T. EAMMERsLFv.

THE DAILY DISPATCH - served to sub
at <IxASDA AQUahTER CENTS PR wHxr.
stfssg,ss ~ thc Garner weekly. Price for mating
s.',esr. OF ss.so for sax months. in advance.
Tpf SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH is,asusd
N 'Trcsaay and Friday ~ S201. IN advance.
sys.'9'aE WEEkLY HISPATCH 10 ISSUED every
- ana mailed "a subscribers ~ 81 per annum.
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MILLINERY.

MISS v. a. TENPLENAN @fA
~ Vii. open. On FRIDAY, :oth, a fall and "
" selest assortment oi 20ET5
(pRINti AND SUMMER MILLINERY.
<. 2ls Broad street ap i9-Im
OPENING OF SPRING NfA
= FASHIONS. AS4O
~ Ngs. ntAEtNAN. GA Main, he 3NN3
- .-fh and 18th sts., IN ,cFHs her customers and
+ss,es n general, that she is ready Ia show her
I ~ si,les o! MILLINERY. IN al it's branches.
81 - a riie es Will I've so 4 cheap.
LIMITS and FLATS altered and bleeehed
SS5atrl mercha and m'llaers Will find bar
'Tsatw holessle. having bought a large stock for
fS.r,.1a lao ~ In J. DEM EIMAN
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HANOVER COUNTY,

HANUVEK COUNTY,
PETER w. WlNGFlELD In n
80 candidate for COMMISSIONER OF THE
REVENUE for the upper district Of Hanover
county
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An AJnnaened Womoa, who gave her name as
Jenny Cook, and processes to hail from South
Carolina, was before the Mayor Yesterday. for
the third or fourth time, tor eing drunk and
disorderiy in the street. AS she had no one
to become her bail, and had failed to leave the
city, on other occasions, when directed to do
so, she was committed to prison.
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NOT ORDAINED 1t seems that Harden tho
minister who is being tried Al Beivldere N ]
Tor tue murder Of his wife, was moi an ordained
minister. man does not IuIiy hecama "A
minister in the Methodist church until after
he has been OH trial foar years. lie had been
on trial one year, and was discontinued at th.
first Conference after his admission He wa,
once rejected, but, by displaying uncommon
Zeal IN distributing tracts, etc, he eedea il,
making a more favorable mpressioH
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO

n p
w quested 10 furnish pans, elevations and
w EoTklnS etiWinss s and speciI cations for a
MAnUNlC TEMPLE, to he built in this
guy. on the corner of Main and Ninth streets The
reserve the ia hL To reject any or all the
slld pii .is, &c., but II any received the who'll,
10 becoh!e The property OF the trustees For the
one nrst approved or adopted they will paw a pre-
MUM OF hve hundred S5'O dollars for The second
dollars. ~ ~ ''' 's"o'
The baiiding will be one hundred and thirty feet
.ront on Main street and one hundred feet on
HiEtii street, Win a projecting wing on rear cor
hef o! tw''nt: leef Tor Superlnteudent's dweilin
70 be hve stories iiigh above Main street. with eel
lar under the whole huildin.s
fans Will he received until the FIRST DAY OF
JULY next, and To he addressed, under seal ~
JOHN koS!N n MCDANIEL, ksG Pre- ldent care
ot isaacs x Tasi ior, Bankers Richmond Va
ANY further information desired IN rei.tton In
b. lsaacs. JOHN DOVE,
Secretary to Board of Trustees
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ApvERTisE&kNT FOR Young MAN WITH A
SMALL CAPITAL.-Bcii's Lite ia I.ondon ,n,
lains the following The Pope has adopteu
new system OF advertising. A few days ago An
advertisement was inserted in one uf the Vi,
emma papers, inviting youns men ofgood health
10 apply for IAN engagement. at 4 certain ad
dress in one of the suburbs. Upon application
the young men III good health discovered The
advertiser to be the Pope. and the engagement
privatcs position in his army"
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Tn, DEPOT now being erected for the Rich
mond and \ ark River railroad, viii! be one Of
Tue most convenient, As well as subs stantial, in
the city. Vessels loaded with produce, to be
shipped by this road, can, by entering the
dock. go within a few yards Of the depot. so
mat All drayage and extra storage may thus bs
sayea to shippers.
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- ~ ,E.--I have for sale a No J
- .pps v"p s,,na " i.rl also, 4 large, reliable
'o,k HORSE. n. q LIPSCOM
~ M'eei, between Broad and Grace.
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OCEAN AND NAVAL LlNTELLIaENCE-Dn
me month OF April there We're 70 American
vessels rtporte ted as lost or missing. of these 2
were ionndefed at sea-. sunk by collision.
capslZea, . burnt, Is We're wrecked and > ar..
gwen up AS missing. The vessels are classed
'is ioilo"s ) ships, barks brigs and l6
sehooneIs: The loss in money amounts to
a"oul Nl'o odI on vessels, exclusive of carCoes
Liverpool to New York, and The st. Patrick
from New Orleans for Liverpool Those burnt
are me James "A. Westervelt, burnt in the n
ioik Bay, and the Fanny Holmes, burnt at
aiachlcoia, the former of which involved a
loss los on vessel and cargo Of Sio5ooO, and the
latter of S9500O
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f pisS pIon nsttN tntNi- AND VI ~ EDIAI
II {: I, ~ - T. xEN-That large and conve-
es B.e ~ a., VI bt-h HoUSt.. on the south side of
N,5',t t, :, adjoining my umber yard. i, Is wei
lie S.ofaze oi all kinds. or il would make
s'e'Iiliisfy T. good tenant rent will
- ,n.,,, a2 10 Ina l.. W. GLAZEBROOK,
e "oohh ron K kHNT.-Two ROOMS for
K, ~ '"e attlc stGry over the subscribers
EAIte,. JUAN PtZZINI,
M
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FOR SALE AND RENT

T. fHk Mia two story ORNAMENTAL,
EruIIAHE, with 4 brick ba emsnt. on q, n
A,'rsei, French Garden Hill. Gas throne han,
81 FiteT q The Ia:d; cnntt tusnE eight rooms
ItfHs accommpddting. ApplY -
ag!>-3tawts GkEEN & ALLEN
= yALrABLE RtaE, t>TaTE- AZ
s5THE NORTHEAST CORNER or Canal
~ sNDlsr EErS. AT PRIVATE ShI,EG
GF re Authorized - sell. privately. the valuable
ARE located ~ The northeast corner Of Ga
1a IL, IS streets The property rs Improved hy
2" bT'eA teneHehts. now renting tn good tenants
g ,lsi per annUH each 1t fronts on canal 81
liz ret, 2nd runs hack a!ong lst street I63 feet To-
.Et7 alley. "
IssHS-une. eighth cash the balance in equal
1s1HsnlS. - j. >. 3, 1. g. q. !. Z 9 ana 10 ,ea,s
- interest raJapie semi annually, and sails
sl1rs secured. S'''
Persons desiring to secure handsome Building
ltA SII 10 ~eii L. examine tins property
Jas. VI. TAYLOR a. son. Auc,.s
INST 1'"o' s'
- FOR RFNC--B RICK BUILDING;
X sfRANE STABLE aud LOT, on a1ih street
A@hfnsTA occupied hy Messrs. Mason Il Burns
a., ,a-lot '''''' ''' Gf6. iS5.t 5. PALMER.
* ROB >A1.E OK EENr.-Ws are an
I, 'a1' z5d 10 sell ~ rent the HOUSE and LOT
N'tael NJ tEe Northeast corner of Clay AMI
1-: 'IrsiS' I' lohs me residence oi IN. Evans
r' F- ne house contains Is rooias a large br,ck
'i@-h' " Wei nl excellent water, IL hydrant 4 p
."Ath = attached iaTSe and productive gar
.'l' Ays 10 y s'ate oi coaipie'e cultivation con
E..lF Dahy choice vegetables
frlsIms and PARTICULARS apply to
a!1-t' JAS. Vi. TAYLOR i son. Aucts.
- FOR T-PossessIon gwen ,r,u,eJ,,,.
4, - ae iEo story frame Dwelling House. he
= saen an and 18th streets. Church Hi. i'm
-.ai5n t"nrt ran Ain street. The mousse IS IN
'' Ut '''''-SSTsls Sls = tpaIntSd; 81 NAPply 70
Ll .-.W VAN III N II r.I - G
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| AK JAPANESE AT NEW YoRK-The SAG 0t
appropriated by the New York Counci, to tn.
entertainment OF the Japanese when they ar
i've 'here, IS TO be spent in the most liberal
manner. The Express says:
~ Is Understood that the whole of tha firs,
hoor OF the Metropolitan Hotel is tn h.. sn,,rt, 49,
rn.ahoa 70 tiie exclusive use or the dist,n-
s"isneo strangers. and seven ty. fiy e rooms in
Si"o'hg parlors-will be placed at ,hair soIa
uns position. These apartments will he ar
haiseu WIN special reference 10 Japanese
co,,ysn;a' ens,olns' and supplied with all the
enieuces peculiar to Japanese residences
ot ne hrst ctass-so far as we have ne.ns
OF showing In what those conyeniencss 60
80 ne cooking, table service, &c, will also
De regulated on the imperial model so IA W
make the am bassadors feel AS much as nosSih,
as II 'hey were at home.' The official pro.
S.aihine OF the reception will include a dinner
-. rne ne!ropoiian, served in the utmost style
Vi Ihaghihcence and To which seven hun,iTed
guests Will SIT down. A grand ball will also
oseiseh I'm Nlblo' IS Theatre he whole of " hich
Tf W.ii De Hoored over for the occasion. some
WI S.,' -, 81 best the city afford
WIN De IN daily attendance; but what mar
.ieuiar Mons The Ambassadors shall be taken To
So, 'he committee have not yet decided upon
Ane Natiohal lntelligencer, speaking of the
provision for them in Washington, says:
PREPARATIONS are making al Willard's Hotel
.or .he reception of the Embassy and suite
from The Emperor of Japan to the Govern.
lnent of the United States. It is understood
that about sixty rooms in the northeast quar-
% .eI oi the motel will be occupied by these yisi-
tors from a distance
Inc u. ). steam-frigate Niagara has been
oruereo 10 get ready for sea in two weeks She
Is no" lying in ordinary at the BROOKLYN Navy
ara, and when ready TO sail will go to Pa
mama. and arrive there in time to take the ia
pahese commissioners home, after their visit
10 'he united States. Capt. Mcke;,n is assigned
to the command
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g, toit X Nj. iK4:iUhN AND HS,.st.
Z "a h..iHi BILE BED ROOMS AND OFFI-
va, - ht'ls up in the Law BUILDINGS. with
,'as fhn water closets. Some of the rooms
,s1 uFq3h uF3h 'he capitol Square; all are we'll aired
,s.,3 5' n sumner. These buildings viii be de
,.. t','st .f eAciusiVelv tn private and profes-
49, % 'ae nl-ht, or longer; also, the FIRST floor
III ~, ~, ips,llanie t0r various business purpnses-
gigI rar5 Hn-' D fnd nd Ne: DESlRABLE T. LOTS,
%3-in d ID ,,rNon
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Aot L'esHssd.-James Buckley, Inc keeper of
grocery on Union street. was hefnrr ~
Mayor Yesterday and fined tor selling Hanar
TO be drunk ia his house, contrary 10 iaw Hs
was also held TO bail for his GOOD heha viar
which he readily gave. "''o''
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

B~glayy.-James Baker, Jno. Lipscomb and
Lhomas Wilkinson, were arraigned before tbs
mayor, yesterday, to answer to two burgla.
Iies-tne first was for breaking into Henry
MilIer's shoe shop on the night Of the Goth
nit, and stealing five pairs of boots and egh.
pairs OF shoes The evidence Of guilt was en-
.!reiy circnmstantiaI, but quite conclusive
When James Baker was arrested At Mrs.
Aowry's, one pair of boots stolen from Miller
was lound in that house, and another uair on
MS 1eet. Mr.. Miller then visited the iaiI
wnere Lpscomb and Wilkinson were ipcar
cerated for breaking into the store of O.
word d Bro, and found that each of them
hau on pair Of the boots stolen from him
Inc second charge against the parties was
Ior burgIariously entering the dwelling of
Ihomas J. Cowman, on the night of the Ssth
uIt., and stealing knives and forks and othsr
articles. Mr.. G. said the thieves first broke
through the basement window forced onen a
safe, and besides taking the knives forks and
coffee MILL which he identified i'm Court thew
carried off all the victuals that he had had
prepared for dinner on Sunday Thev then
went on the outside of the house and with A
small crow-bar forced the front window
b'inds, broke out the glass, and stole such
oranges and other articles as were ON the
sneif. In breaking or raising the sash thev
tWoke him. and as soon AS he gave the alarm
me thieves fed, leaving the crow-b behind
Oh searching pair OF pants Worn by Baker.
last saturday, orange peelings were found
ne three prisoners made no defence but seem.
"a "a 10 LOOK upon their rs remar kably sharp
! they We're all remanded TO Jail, to undergo
further examination At the next term of the
Hastings Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04

out Of Ordey.-The flooring To some Of the
Wharves at Rockets is very much out Of order,
aud needs prompt n tention. In many places
there are holes sufficiently large TOR n mans
ing aud repairing would add to the appear.
ance As we'll as the safety Of the wharyes.