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TIE KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS or 1885,
The celebrated Kentucky resolutions of
'9s were once regarded as an embodiment
Of the doctrines of sound republican 60
vernment. The resolutions passed by the
State Convention recently held in Louis
vile are likely to become equally famous
at least if the Government is to DO re-
stored to Its ancient purity. They were
evidently drawn up by the pen Of man
profoundly vcrsed in the history of the
world as well as Of our Government and Its
Constitution. The epitomc published by
us few days since gives but faint idea
of the skill and ability evidenced in the
text. We know not the name OF the au-
thor. but he may well be proud of his
work.
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GRANT AND LEE AGAIN PITTED AGAINST
EACH OTHER.-We are told in Washington
letters that Thad. Stevens nominated Gene
raj Grant for the Presidency in his speech
oflast Friday, saying That contest for that
position is fast narrowing down to choice
between Grant and Lee. A short time
ago, Thad. said that in less than four years
the whole power of the Government would
be in the hands of the rebels and their SYM
pathizers. Logically, therefore, he must
believe that Lee will beat Grant.
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The Changes in the Discipline of the
Episcopal Methodist Church.

Not only has the General Conference OF
New Orleans changed the name of the
Church, but it has made many alterations
in its economy or discipline, which we re-
gard as equally wise. We have already
noticed the fact that attendance upon class
meetings has been rendered voluntary
matter, instead of, as heretofore, a condi-
ton Of membership. We now learn from
the Picayne that all restrictions upon the
length of time during which a minister may
serve one congregation have been re-
moved, and the question of his return been
left to his people, whom he will now have
an additional motive for serving with fidel-
ity and zeal. Another most radical but
excellent change has been made: The
probation system has been abolished, and
members are to be received into full fel.
lowship at once, while what are called
"seekers" are to be assigned to classes
until they give evidence of their qualifica.
tion for membership in the Church itself
In regard TO the finances, also, the hand O
reform has not been idle. The old chapter
in the Discipline upon this subject has been
stricken out, and the different congrega-
lions and district stewards left to provide
means for paying the preachers. The
Bishops salaries are left in the hands OF
the episcopal stewards. The secretaries
Of Annual Conferences ere hereafter to
record "every action as it occurs"
To us, all the changes seem for the bet
ter. Doubtless there are some in the
Church who will think differently. The
Church Is now numerous, wealthy, learned,
and refined, and all these changes are hut
the natural result Of these facts.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam " Co.,
Auctioncers and Commission Merchants,
No. 3 Wall street.
VALUABLE MANCHESTER PRO

VALUABLE MANCH ESTER PRO
Y PERTY FOR SALE AT AUCTION,-A the re-
quest Of Alexander Avis, ESQ., We will sell 81 pub
the premises, a, o. clock, p NJ, that truly NALU
ABLE PROPERTY now occupied by him, situated
corner Of Hull and Jones streets, Manchester. The
lot fronts hrty-three feet Hull street, runs back
hundred and sixty five feet, with large store
house thereon; dwelling over the store containing
rooms stable and fsed-house on the lot. The
store is one of the oldest and best stands in the
town for merchandising.
We will also sell the LOT adjoining the above
fronting thirty three feet on Hull street, running
back one hundred and sixty i've feet, with small
and comfortable dwelling and kitchen thereon.
Terms One-third cash balance six and twelve
months, negotiable notes, interest added, trus
deed To secure deferred payments, cor all cash, q
the option of the purchaser.
PlLkINTON, PULLIAM 4 Co,
my4 Auctionrers.
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WOODHOUSE Il PARHAM,

"OODHOUSE IL PARHAM,
w BOOKSELLERS AND STATI0NERs,
DE-. SMITHS SMALLER CLASSICAL DIcTIoN-
THE PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY. By HERBERT
SPENCER. $3.50.
HISTORY OF SLAVERY IN MASSACHUSETTS,
BY GEORGE ii. MOORE, Librarian New York His
torieal Society. -.
ARCHBISHOP MANNING's NEW PASTORAL.
The Reunion Of Chrstendom. A Pastoral Letter
TO the Clergy, etc. Soc.
HALLS GUIDE TO THE GREAT WEST. New
edition, with a map. Soc,
New edition OF the WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE,
edited with scrupulous revision of the text By
CHARLES and MANY C0wDES CLARKE, authors Of
" A Complete Conyersance TO Shakespeare" sis.
myS
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam 4 Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Wall street, Richmond, Va.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
N VALUABLE STEAM ENGINE AND SAW
Million FRIDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1855, al
saw mill of N w. Stafford, deceased, on the
Courthouse road, near Gates's mill, in Chester
field county,
one STEAM ENGINE (newl, twenty four horse
power, with SAW MILL attached-all new and in
excellent running order;
One CARRY-LOG, one FOUR-HORSE WAGON,
and HORSES;
One TOP BUGGY;
Four OXEN, well broke, and in good order;
TEN THOUSAND FEET OF LUMBER, AMI all
the appurtenances to a saw-mill.
TERMS Day of sale.
GEORGEN. WILSON,
Administrator of n. W. Stafford deceased.
PILKISToY, PrLLIAM 4 Co., Auctioneers.
my 2-tds
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The DEsroILING or VIRGINA.-A depu-
tation Of Territorializers from Alexandria
were before the District Committee of
Congress last Wednesday advocating re-
annexation to the District of Columbia.
They were told to write down what they
had to say, as the committee had no time
to listen to them.
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Bs- COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned, of the firm Of Kent, Paine b
Co., have formed CO. partnership for the purpose
of conducting general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm of
A N E & G o.,
and ave taken the store No lO6 Main street, next
below Mitchell & Tyler, and will be pleased to re-
ceive consignments from their friends and the
public. W. q. PAINE.
la le-ts +. A. PAINE.
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GENERAL TERRY TURNED POLITICIAN
The Providence Rhode Island) Journal
of May 5th says that General Terry is a
candidate for election to the United States
Senate from Connecticut.
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gBIDGOOD Il RILEY,
HuupT pSATE AND RETAIL,

B-CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The Undersigned having formed co-parner-
ship, for the purpose of conducting
A WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name of
STONE, WILSON & FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse on
Cary street, second door below Pearl, are now
receiving general supply of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in a few days, and to
which they respectfully call the attention of the
trade. HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg;
JOHN 3. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
NH l3-ts r. T. FOSTER.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TWO B BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACRE
i LOTS, IN DUyALS ADDITION. on ST
JOHN, FEDERAL, AND CHARITY STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION; Will he sold at auction; on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the sth OF May
ACRE LOTS, Nos. 81 and ~, on which formerly
stood the Female Orphan Asylum. These lots, II
desired, will be divided To suit purchasers.
TERMS: Onc-third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed The taxes for this year to
be paid by the purchaser. -
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERS0N,
my4 Auctoneers.
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r V. BARNES d BROTHER, Ninth
IL. street, between Main and Cary, MANUPAC-
TuREKS OF IRON GRATlNGs, VAULT DOORS,
and ali kinds Of IRON HOUSE WORK. Work
promptly executed at the very lowest rates Orders
solicited. my 7-lm*
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BY Isbell & Davis,
Raal Estafa Agents and AuctiOnoers.

Real Estate Agents ana AucuonoeiS'
THAT VERY DESIRABLE AND
L VALUABLE BRICK REsiDENcE on p TIL 4
STREETS. AND VACANT LOT on TIE COX,
NER or MAIN AND FOURTH F STREETss -, p pras
SALE AT AUCTION. Will be sold on me pre-
misses on TUESDAY, the sth day OF May, 1893, az
al O'clock. p. NJ, that very desirable and valuable
BRICK RES IDENCE on the corner OF Franklin ana
Fourth streets, containing about thirteen rooms,
besides the wing, which has about eight rooms
The residence is three stories high besides the
basement with an iron veraHdah In front, beauti,
ful marble manteIs, gas and water, and Is nnlshed
throughout in excellent style. The premises are
most admirably arranged and desirably located
for either private residence or frst-cass board
ing house. Ill,
Immediately after the sale Of the residence will
no sold most beautiful VACANT LOT on corner
of Main and Fourth streets, fronting forty feet and
running back - feet.
eight months, for negotiable notes with Interest
added, and secured by a trust deed IaxeS lor
1865 10 be paid by the pure haser: .,
my aids ISBELL DAVIS Auctioneers.
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4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAM

NALJ ADLE Raul Vt LAND
n FOR SALE--By virtue Of an order made ~
the Circuit Court for Montgomery county, a. 10.
April term, 1875, In the case Of X. Foster g.
~. Henry Z. Decie. shalt proceed 70 sell by p4s.
lie outcry, on the 3lsT DAY Of MAY, l-sd, ot o. /.
premises, that valuable Farm known a. the DECiE
FARM. -
TWEyTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND, has ntE
and beautiful DWELLING. HOUSE on y, togsthsr
with all the necessary oni-housss used ny i.rner
II is situated near the Big Tunnel on th" ltraaa
and Tennessee railroad, in the county OF N"Ut.a.
merry and abont on. mile from the cel"br4ls!
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs.
TERMS PSALg: A credit OF two and three year.
will be given the purchaser by his psyins down IN
nav the cost and ch argos OF sale. The deferred ay
msnts are 10 bear interest from the th day 81 b..
cember, 1856, at which time possession will b.
taken by the purchaser. security for the Gn;a.
purchase money and \ lien by deed Of Tust for Ms
same will be required OF the purchaser.
The sale will take place promptly a. Q c.ock, ?.
NJ, Of that day. JOHN Il. fhAACIN,
ap 2s-td Sheriff Of Montgomery county, Va
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RE- PIC-NIC.-There will be another select
PIC MIC at w. H. Mitchells Pavilion on Thurs
DAY. NAV 18th, commencing at2 o'clock and end
ing at lO-if fair; II not, the next iair uay'
Tickets, admitting gentlemen and ladies' FIFTH
cEyTs VIII MITCHELL,
s,t4 Proprietor.
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GENERAL COLSTON'S LECTURE.
" personal REC0LLECTI0Ns OF STONE
WALL JACKSON AND A CRITICAL DISCUS
SION OF His MILITARY CHARACTER" BY
General R. 4. Colston, late Professor OF Strategy
and Military History at the Virginia Military In
sttnte, and for ten years the colleague OF General
Jackson.
This lecture will be repeated by request on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the 10th instant, In
the lecture room Of DR.. Duneans Church, corner
Of Tenth and Broad streets.
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS to be obtained at the
principal hotels, book and drug stores, at Messrs.
J. w. Davies Il Sons music store, and ut the door
my s-3t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
V,HE MEMBERS OF THE LADIES

THE MEMBERS OF The LADIES'
/ MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION FOR C0NFEDE-
RATE DEAD OF LAKEWOOD and all persons who
desire to operate with them in paying respect to
the memory OF Confederate soldiers on the 10th in
stant are requested TO assemble At ST. JOHNS
CHURCH at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on that day. whence,
after brief services they will proceed TO the Gene
terry to spend the day. At the Cemetery addresses
have been engaged for the occasion. Any persons
having flowers or evergreens which they are will
ing to contribute to decorate the graves are re-
quested TO send them 10 St. Johns Church on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant between and
o clock, 7. NJ, or the next morning before :
o. clock, where a committee Of ladies will be in
waiting to receive them.
BY order Board OF Managers.
my SIT MRS. A. X. COURTNEY, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sg- A MEETING OF THE sTOCkH0LD-
Frs Of the RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND
INSURANCE COMPANY win be held on WEI !,
NEsDAY NEXT, the 9th instant att o'clock +.
NJ. In the basement OF william Ira Smith Co.'s
store.
BY order of the Commissioners.
MS ., T. b. STARKE, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

by Grubbs Williams, Aactioneers.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
VERY VALUABLE BUI LD,d a ~
v LOT, ON THE SOUTHEAST C0RNEh, o oir
CARY hND SECOND STREETS, FOR SALE Al
AUCTION We will sell at auction, on the pre- pre-
misses on TU EsDAY the sth Of May, ats hoSs
described Itfronts ffty feet on Cary street, anu
runs back abeut one hundred and NIFTY lee, ,, On
able lot, and should attract the attention OF pur-
chasers. .,s
by the purchaser. ,. u,,,rY.us
mya IA Auctioneers.
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LOST. sTRAYED AND FOUND.

r OST, TWO COWS, one medium size
i 1 white and red spots over nearly theris~~-s
whole body in low order. The "therS~Ss. II
Is a deep red, with white on belly; HA
Both buffalo breed. FIVE DOLLARSss-S&..-ssss,
REWARD each will he given for any inouhulaa
which will lead TO their recovery. Apply at Do
f,Itch office or ROBERT hERsE, Rockets
my 5-3ts
EOUND, n WATCH and CHAIN,
II which the owner can get by describing them
and paying for this advertisement. Apply a it'
oiBca my 2-.s
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BY Grubbs & williams, Auetioneer..
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh .l,s...

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE or !,
"A HOUSE AND LOT, on PIPTEENTH sTpr a
BETWEEN POPLAR AND PINE in pn rnn,T
OF decree Of Richmond Hastings Court, ,,,..s
3oth March, 1865, in the case of Dudley ss,,f'i
and Administrator with the. will anns,' ~:
william p. Martin, deceased, re-. Evans ana n, I
will sell at auction, npon the premises. IN 80,
then on the next fair day thereafter, At H. ~
honr, the property situated AS stated above ~ ~,
occupied a. store and dwelling by Mr.. y.n,''H
consisting Of FRAMED HOUSE with Ia re- -.
TERMS: One.third cash balance al thrs. - =.
six months, for negotiable notes. with ,r, ~
added the title to be retained until The noe.
paid THOMAS v. DUDLEY "'
Sergeant, and rs such Admin!st,si,,
with the will annexed Of William T.. Nari,
GRrBBs Il WILLIAMS, Anctioneers NJ
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Secretary kcCulloch went to Norfolk
and back home Sunday.
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TOR SALE AT AUCTION-.t .

Tor SALE AZ AuCTlON.-At Tho
sale privately the piece Of LAND. Contain,
FIPTY ACRES, lying on Broad Rock road =
Chesterfield county, through which the Five II \.
branch runs. II Is part in wood and part ci..yeg
about eight acres cleared. A portion ~ the rrsc,
excellent low ground. II not sold privately befFs
will be sold At public auction, 10 the hghr.t h'.
der, without reserve, on SATURDAY, the .4L -
May, 1890, at . o'clock, T.. u.
Terms Liberal, and made known on day ~ ,a,a
PiLRINTON, PULLIAa K co.
nv 3-eOdtOl9M Sdtds Auctlnnerr.
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A MOST VALUABLE DAIRY FARM,
N IN SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA, FOR SALE
ON VERY ACCOMMODATING TERMS.-This very
desirable Farm contains FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTEEN ACRES, and lies Immediately on the
railroad and the McAdam road and only half
mile west of Marion, the county seat of Smyth
county, Va.
On this farm are thirteen good springs, vine
yard OF nine hundred vines, which have been bear
Ing for three years some peach and apple trees,
good brick dwelling and all necessary out. houses
for a farm, all in good order and one of the best
daires in Southwest Virginia About one hundred
acres are in timber.
The dairy Il attached to the main dwelling, and
is well supplied with water from adjacent spring.
through a three-inch pipe, furnishing sufficient
water to run churning and washing machine, by
an eight-fOo over shot! wheel now in operation.
There thirty five feet fall to the stream. This Is
Of the best farms in the county for grazing and
dairy purposes. 1t must be TO be appreciated.
Price SIC, OOo-Sl 900 cash balance, third lst
January, each, 1861 ls6s, aud 1882 interest added.
The FARMING IMPLEMENTS, STOCK, &c,
will be sold on the same terms at valuation, and
immediate possession given. Apply to
w. B. ROBINS,
Real Estate Agent log Main street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
my SGT Richmond, Va.
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nR. HUGHES'S HOMEOPATHIC
~ SURE RELIEF AND RELIABLE CUREi-UN-
RIVALLED CHOLERA SPEClFIC-most triumph
antly successful in the cholera in lsis and 1854
Also unexcelled in the relief and cure OF Cholera
Morbus, Diarrhea, Dysentery and Bilious Cramp
Collie. DR.. HUGHES'S celebrated Homeopathic
Diphtheria, Group, Clumsy, Putrd and Common
Sore Throat Remedy good for all sorts Of Colds,
Coughs and Bronchial Affections, Sore Mouth and
Thrush of Infants, Gathered Breasts, Piles, bleed
ing and blind, and Constipation and Liver Com
plants generally.
For sale a. the following drug stores: Wood
roof Bros, corner Of FRANKLIN and Fourth streets !;
Meade & Baker, corner of Franklin and Ninth
streets Purcell, Ladd & Co., No l22 Main street,
corner Of Thirteenth A. Bodeker x Brother, No.
10 Main street; William II. Scott, corner Seven
teenth and Franklin streets (Old Market Place
Berlin Hudnut, corner Broad and Twenty fifth
streets Church HID Powhatan f. Dupuy, Broad
street, between Fourth and Fifth; L. Wagner,
corner Sixth and Broad streets New MarkeD !;
James 2. Dennison, No. 80 Broad streets, be-
tween Brook avenue and First street John w
Rison, corner OF Main and Third streets; J. b.
Wood, corner Marshall and Fifth streets.
S-lmeOdEsw
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EATING. HOUSE

TINHE GREAT SALE OF JEWELRl
i IL now closed I'm Richmond, but ARRAADALA
lie that the business continues 10 BE- carried % "a
usual ut ?ls Bowery, New York, ana all par'lr,
hslding certificates can forward them bv mali 81
express with the money, and the articles viii tr
sent by return mail. Orders may also lie cent Tor
certificates in the same way.
Parties in Virginia disposed To act a. agents
should make immediate application a the teFn''
are liberal and good lnc0Ile may be secaIeG
Address ARRANDALE & Co,
2is 3owery, New York.
my s.-lw Box 5, 2s5 post.oncf,
Mr.. J. G. DICKINSON, u Main street, W II ct :.
agent for Richmond, and all communication "a
dressed TO him will have prompt attention. A.
dress as above, or box rs post offce.
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AUCTION 1ALH-EUIUKE DAI.
BY Regnsult Co..
Main strsst, between Eighth and Ninth.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE,
HAIR AND sHUcK MATTRESSES.
TIN sAFEs.
BOYS AND MEMS CAPS,
STRAW HATS, &C., AT AUCTION.
We will sell at auction, at our store, without re-
serve, WEDNESDAY MORNING, 9th Instant, al
10 o'clock,
ROSEWOOD JENNY LIND BEDsTEADs,
MAHOGANY HIGH-POST BEDSTEADS,
COTTAGE and FRENCH HIGH-POsT
BEDsTEADs,
WALNUT CABINET, marble top;
WALNUT and MAHOGANY CABINETS
and BUREAUS,
wARDROBEs,
SECRETARY and BOOKCASE,
MAHOGANY TETE-A-TETEs,
WALNUT PARLOR CHAIRS,
hair.cloth seats
CRIMSON VELVET SOFA,
CARD TABLES,
ROCKING CHAIRS,
BREAKFAST and DINING TABLES,
WASHSTANDS,
CHILDS CARRIAGE,
FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES,
PERPETRATORS,
FLOOR OILCL0TH,
RUBBER CLOTHS,
rs BED TICKS,
5MEDICINE CHESTS,
$50 BOYS and MEMS CAPS,
rs STRAW HATS,
TIN SAFES,
CROCKERYWARE,
SHOES,
BARREL SUPERIOR RYE WHISKY,
COUNTER SCALES, &c;
large lot SMOKING TOBACCO, Dixie brand,
in fve-pound bales.
REGNAULT & CO.,
my T-?t Auctoneers, SC.
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WANTS.

WANTED DESTROYS
w OF EMPLOYING MALE or FEMALE
HELPS, either native, foreign, or colored, viz
FARMERS, GARDENERS, WAG0NERS, RAIL
ROAD HANDS, COACHMEN, HoSTLERS, PORT
ERS. WATCHMEN, WATERS, FARM HANDS,
BOYS, SC. Also, HOUSE-kEEPERS, COOKS,
NURSES, HOUSE SERVANTS, can be supplied by
making application at the VIRGINIA EMPLOY,
MENT AGENCY, four doors above Ninth street,
under Swan Tavern.
All those seeking employment, male or female,
white or colored, with good reconme ndations, can
be- supplied with situations by applying at that
office.
WANTED, three hundred WHITE LABORERS
on railroads, and six CARPENTERS.
WANTED, six WHITE GIRLS, well recommend
VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
four doors above Ninth on Broad.
J. Il. HENDERSON. my
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam < Co., Auctionesr.
Commission Merchants, and Real Estate Ags,..
No. , Wall street, Richmond, Va.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
will be held in their rooms, over the Planters
National Bank, THIS EVENING, the sth instant,
at o'clock. The President will deliver the Annual
year will take place. The public are invited TO at
lend my sit
NOTICE.-A called meeting of the
IN Firemen and Stockholders of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION will be held at the Office OF
Charles 7. WORKMAN 4 Co., in the cityof Rich
mond, on THURSDAY, the 2ith day of May, 1856,
at l2 O'clock, NJ.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
my s-ts DAVID CURRIE, President
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAy
~-~~1~1~~--D~~~>->s--~.~ II.
BY A. X. Stokes 4 Co., Austione.r..
corner fifteenth and Cary streets

UCTTON SALE.--We will coll
N FRIDAY, the 1ith instant, Q very d..,,,pm
and extensive assortment 81 GROCgRIgs 80
suited 10 the trade--scveral invoices We a., ~
strueted 10 close out. ~
We respectfully call the attention o. the tr,t.
this sale A more extended notice will auns. .
mys A. Y. STOKES 4 Co., A9etidrsa,.
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From the Argus, May 4.
THE CAUSES OF THE RIOT.

Many ascribe the unfortunate events OF
the past few days to enthusiasts in African
pulpits. Missionaries of the extreme ra-
deal sort, of misshapen heads, like that
pretty Uranium which rises, gorgeous
temple of thought, from the shoulders of
Smith of Hardeman, have exhausted the
force of nasal melody and hum-drum phi
lanthropy in lecturing blacks upon dignity
and the assertion Of social and political
rights. We would not object if blacks un-
derstood the sensible and just of their
teachers, or If their stupidity did not cause
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WANTED, a good COOK, WASHER
w and IRONER, white or colored. Must come
well recommended. Apply TO
ROBERT wENDENBURG,
at WENDENBURG & LYBROCK'S
opposite Spotswood Hotel, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

GAVE YOUR PAPERS.-Cash paid
y for all kinds OF old paper-writing, newspaper,
pamphlets, old books, wrapping, etc, -
ROBINSON 4 FAIRBANKS,
aps Paper Warehouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

WANTED.-I wish job of ERECT
w ING ENGINES and SAw-MILLS, PUTTING
SAWS and ENGINES IN ORDER, or anything In
that line. guarantee perfect sat elton, or no
pay will be required. Refer 10 kahl 4 Rahn. Ad-
dress me through this Office. j. PATRAM
nv l-dxswlws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

- AGS.-Cotton and Linen Rags, Bag
III ging, Rope, Sails, and Tents wanted, and Tia
highest price paid In cash. -
ROBINSON 4 FAIRBANKS.
ape Paper WaYehousa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

MUSIC SENT BY MAIL ON RECEIPT OF
MARKED PRICE my SIT