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Erie Nail leaves daily (exceSt qsatsrdayS Ali other
trains daily Except SundaVC =
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company VIII not assume
risk for Baggage except for Wearing Apparel ana
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars IN
value All Baggage exceeding that amount In Yaua
will be at the risk Of the owner unless taken by special
THOMAS H. PARKE Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emigrant Train runs daily except Sunday For
tRn information 20 fare and accommodations apply 70
FRANCIS FUNK No. lST Dock Street
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VA EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From foot Of MARKET Street upper Ferry.

VA EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
W From loot OF MARKET Street Upper Ferry.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY November l5. 1865.
ana salem Railroads, at "a M and $50 p M "''''
Fot Aillyie and all Intermediate Stations at 0 A. M
For { ape Nay aud intermediate Stations at A. NJ TO
MyIle conn Getting with Freight Train Passenger Car
attached for cape May, due 945 P. NJ, and P. M. f,
For GassborO and intermediate Stations, at A. NJ,
For Woodbury., Gloucester, ETC., at o A. M, 8, $50
Freight tram win leave Philadelphia, rom sandfords
wharf at A. ana Fsneen at In Il
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRLSs OomPANY
viii attend to all the usual branches Of SIsnss
Express Companies 70 all parts OF the country, any
special Messenger accompanies each through traia
Once No Walnut street 0 l6 9m
1OL:6 LADELPHIA AND ERIE
IOOJ RAILROAD.
This great line uayerses the Northern and Northwest
Ele II has been leased and is operated by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. =, .uD,,,r ,,,,..,,,.
TINE OF PASS1N ERTkAINS AT PhnA ADELPHIA'
Arrive EastwaGd-hrie Mall Train lOO +. M
,yo..,,s Erie Express 81, Iraa6i Avn piig = A. M
Erie Express Train, 1.20 A. NJ:
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail ana
Express Trains without change, both ways between
inn'u' INV YORK CONNECTION.
LSSye EsS x0Es as1 at Sew Fe YerF S
No change OF cars between Erie and New York
Elegant Sleeping Cars all Night Trains
Ta ihTfFFiUn snG ssets PRadsphSpp PR Apply
And tors freight business OF the Gompany's gents
KET Streets, Philadelphia; J. W.; Reynolds, Enei WI
lam Brown, Agent, q. n A. Baltmore. 81.
H. W. GWIEEER General Ticket 4 gent, ,Phladelph!S
JOS ~ POTTS General Manager, wtlliamspoft.
ALFRED L. TYLER, General superintendent:
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greatest praise is due to the people of Iona for
their courage, in imminent danger, in rescuing
the poor helpless men, the most OF whom could
not move, and had to be carried TO houses; and
also for their prompt attention and kindness in
supplying clothes, as the most of the wrecked
seamen stripped themselves of their clothing for
better enabling them to SWIM, 1t was most
heart-rending scene to hear the poor drowning
men shrek for assistance when Il could not be
given, or to see them dropping OFF, and sinking
to rise no more. -. ...... .. .f .....
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DENNsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT. =
The trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
III New Depot at 1HlRIlEIH and Market Streets.
to ana from this Depot they leave Front street
eyery two minutes, commencing one hour previous
10 the time departure ofeach Train and allow about
so minu es for a trip Their In waiting the
Arrival OF each Train and connections are made with all
roads crossing N Arkei street.
DIN Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Market streets
st eA5 M TO connect with PittsbuIg and Erie Mall
and at 1925 P. Nj. with Phil ladelphla Express
Manns Baggage Express is located NO.3 8. Eleventh
street. Parties desiring Baggage taken to the trains
have done reasonable rate upon application TO him.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT DEPOT, THUS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-05
MANCHESTER AFFAIRS.
From our Reporter in that TOWN.

The Board of Trustees met at the Town
Hall on Thursday night at o'clock. Pre-
sent: L. r. Chiles, President, and Messrs.
Burnett, Fitzgerald, Maurice, Traylor, and
Webb. The following officers were APP
pointed for the ensuing twelve months
Chief of Police, Spencer I. Hancock; 70
licemen, George Lowell, Frank Jarvis,
Henry Fitzgerald, Sr., Thomas L. Gibbs,
Alfred j. Simmons, Andrew j. Wells.
Thomas Blount was appointed speclal
officer to the Board of Health; A. A.
Allen was elected Assessor, and James A.
Gentry Tax Collector. We regret to an
nounce that the Secretary is out of town,
and our reporter was unable to get full
report. An extended notice OF the pro-
ceedings will appear in Mondays issue.
The Circuit Court of Chesterfield meets
on Monday, May 7th. Let all who have
business there make a note of this. We
learn that several important cases are on
the docket.
We regret to announce the death of Au-
gustus ii. Coghill, Commemorative Attor-
ney for Chesterfield county, which oc-
CURED at his residence u few days ago.
Mr.. Coghill had been in bad health for
some time past. He was a most estimable
gentleman and mertorious officer, and
his death is deplored by host of warm
friends in all parts of the county.
We trust our citizens will not fail to ad-
vance all the material aid they can to the
ladies of the Methodist Church, who are
desirous of having festival. The object
is a charitable one, and apart from that,
they promise you an equivalent for your
money in good things and q pleasant eve-
ning's entertainment.
Particular attention is called to the ar
ticle on internal revenue in yesterdays
issue, as it is very valuable for future refe-
renee. Copies can be had Of the Dispatch
agent, James A. Gentry.
Children whose fathers or guardians
was killed or disabled during the late war
will be sent to school free of charge by
the Baptist Association of Virginia. ANY
one knowing of any such children will
see or address A. II. ii. Bagwell, Deputy
Sheriff, or James A. Gentry, Justice OF
the Peace, Manchester, Va, who will at
tend to their cases. ANY school teacher
who is willing to teach them for one dollar
per month is requested to see the same
parties.
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TIE Masonic EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEES
assembled at the City Hall last evening
There was large representation. j. b
Dupuy presided and W. L. Maule acted as
secretary.
The following permanent officers were
chosen, viz: DR.. John Dove, president j
b. Dupuy and G. A. Myers vice-presi-
dents; W. l.. Maule and j. III. Hatcher
secretaries.
Measures were initiated looking to the
education of the poor children of MasonS
and Rev. DIR. Moore and James A. Scott,
Esq, were authorized to obtain aid from
the fraternity in Europe.
Speeches were made by General Wise,
DR.. Burrows, and others.
Messrs. W. l.. Maule, j. S. Calvert,
George Jacobs, T. p. August, and G. A.
Myers were appointed committee to de-
wise a school system for the future action
of the convention, which adjourned to
meet again whenever this committee shall
be ready to report.
The late hour at which the meeting ad-
iourned is our apology for the brevity OF
this notice.
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ATTEMPT TO KILL BY NEGRo.-On
Thursday last, a negro named W. Reardon
went into the store of Mrs. Frank, on the
Mechanicsville pike, and made a small pur-
chase. He then said that he had no money,
and finding, by questioning Mrs. Frank,
that her husband was up stairs, he caught
hold of her and shook her violently. Mrs.
Frank succeeded in getting away, and
ordered Reardon out of the store, when he
seized log Of wood and endeavored to
strike her on the head. The lady screamed,
and the negro was arrested by some
neighbors. On yesterday, Reardon was
examined and sentenced to sixty days
imprisonment; but as he appeared to be OF
unsound mind, it was determined to re-
turn him to North Carolina. The Freed
mems Bureau "kindly" furnished the
necessary transportation.
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REPAIRS TO THE HUsTINGs COURT ROOM
The workmen were engaged yesterday in
thoroughly renovating and cleansing the
Hastings Courtroom in the City Hall.
That this has been much needed for some
time will be readily conceived when it is
known that under the carpet taken up
there were three inches of solid dirt.
The arrangement of the bench, bar, and
jury-box, is to be changed. The southern
door is to be closed, the bench to be
erected against the southern door, and the
bar and jury-box to be arranged in ac-
cordance with this. The room now occu-
pied by Sergeant Dudley is to be the jury
room. These repairs will improve the ap-
pearance of the courtroom very much ;
and we hope that they will be extended to
the Mayors Courtroom.
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THE MAY DEv0TIoNS IN THE CATHOLIC
CnrRCHES.-lt is the custom among Cath
olicS 10 consider the beautiful month of
May, the month Of flowers, as the special
month of Mary, the Virgin Mother of the
Rcdcemcr of the World. During this
month, special exercises of devotion are
therefore held in the churches of the Cath
olic world. Such exercises are at present
conducted in the several Catholic churches
of this city. In the Cathedral, besides the
mcditations read at the morning masses,
at half-past 5 and at o'clock, there is every
afternoon series of dcvotions at hali-paSt
) O'Clock, consisting OF the litaneS Of the
Blessed Virgin, pious canticles, and often a
brief discourse. We understand that these
devotionS are numerouSly attended, and
that the Bishop has proposed to his people
to unite in prayer to God, under the inter,
cession of his Holy Mother, to preserve oul
city, State, and country, from the dread
evils of the cholera pestilencc.
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Mr.. PLEAsASTs's LECTURE.-A large and

Mr.. PLEAsASTs's LECTURE.-A large and
intelligent audience assembled on Thurs
day evening to hear the lecture of Mr..
Peasants upon "Richmond Forty-odd
Years Ago" The "miserable, rusty old
bachelor" as he called himself, was evil
IDENTITY quite favorite with his hearers,
who applauded him when he entered, when
he rose upon his feet, when he put on his
spectacles, and at intervals throughout the
delivery of the lecture. We listened for
over an hour without once wishing that the
lecturer would stop. All the details OF
facts given by Mr.. Pleasants were exceed
ingly interesting and if he could add
more of the same sort, they would increase
very much the value of this lecture, which
he will no doubt repeat here and elsewhere.
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TOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-4 tim
TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
NY. The splendid new side-wheel stexm,nlp
HATTRRAS, LEWIS PARRISH commander, ALbk:
MARIE, A: goCESs commsndsr, lesve Kisnn9no %
Yorf every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirely new, aud were buiH
~ fRR AZ sTtss g;
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. 80,
Passage, meals, and stats-roons Included ~
Coed. Sy ss ' dn: .ns ps
shinpers are Invited to notice that the greet
damage and loss by handling, and exposure no9
frequent re re.shipping, . on other hnes' s'o'asa
freishts for points beyond New York win be for:
wardsd with dispatch, and no charge made sxesps
actual expenses Incurred.
No. % North river, and the ComPsny,s steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina Chsrlessen, ..
yannsh, Mobile and New Orleans, leave IRON ne
same pier. Goods for these points can % nns.
'ss Ss,y sS ::s ships .n4 u.
%SisS sionSSm Goods are asvsrs makes this he cheap
.. route from vIrsSsi, ssiSs;.a
AoRNT&Hr. Ht I.
nvlsasroSi Ii fSaG Ssassvs9,' g, 's.v rers.
Ris6ncnd. Virginia.
CALDwILL L 4 DgSn, -. p...,.a,,,
T. D. "sDS Sorfo,k. virsiais.
For freight q ssuE Rssiusih.x xYRIs sRRlIs co.. Agents..
Onics corner Of Cary and Virginia streets, oRSo'
site the Tobacco Exchange. dshL6
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..... .rxac,Iv" '-Solon shinglc said !:
'jr' - .n.,' every time" II he ielt
H.. N'''. The morning, he took rtaIsn"h
, We! a.. ~. fIit weary al night. he took II&an'a &
I IT Il Ut - h. I,rkrd appetite, was weak, IAN
: ', mt Is oppressed, he took ilai'au"n
. ~ ,,r urv@, '.iled to set him on his pins
are a.. Dr." wan, auv better authority; but a>
,... may. g,, read the following
| owe much 10 .you Tor !
r..,v believe the Plantation BitierS have s"'ea
-y REV. W. II. WAGNER. Madrid, N. ~
have been great sufferer
1ve Ia5 9s3 t" R.rS nGsnd%" Sav1r res1S%% rss4S%
REV. c. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
u lhaa lost all appetite-was sI
,e..k and enorva,cd could hardly WALK and rh Tha
. perfect dread Of soclety. INV
JAMES HElMINwAY, ST. Louis Mo.
lime Of A arrangement of the kidneys ni,u :.
-, ar.at1>. that distressed me for years. Ihey
sd. "' " Stc' "C. c. MOORE, 25i Broadway, " "
". NJ. pEVOE, manager of the Union Home
..y soldiers Children says she " has given
: t. w..E And invalid children under her
%. .r.s,. ,c.gh the most happy and grailtHihS re-
We have received over hundred reans
Il. .lch certificates, but no adyeril>cmrnl - 81
=. ~ q, A. what people themselves say "l ST"u
...., oar fortune and our reputation Is III stahe.
r .. .,r..,nal quality and high character oi shcse
4. nil bee sustained under every ana an i o,i.
..-sures They have already oolalnea Il sdic
+. ...gy town village. parish. and hamlet among
&. yrI nations. Base imitstors Try 10 come a.
.r pur name and s'vlr ~ they can : ana because
.,.sJ .rrfrl, cannot to sold a. low aS poor one,
, mud some support from parties who d" not care
rsat they sell. BE on your guard. See our prI-
..,. stamp over III" cork. . c..
p. II. pEAkE * CO, New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
u a. N druggists.
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Nrw R1CuuoNp TUEATRE-LAsT NIGHT

New RICHMOND THEATRE-LAsT NIGHT
OF MISS WEsTERS.-The Flying Datctmdn
will be played tonight, with Miss Western
and Mr.. Herne in the principal characters.
This will be followed by An Hour IN Seuiue,
in which Miss Western will appear in nine
characters. As this is the last night of
Miss Westerns engagement, there is sure
to be crowded house.
1t has been proposed that a benefit be
given Mr.. S. B. Duffield, the Manager of
the Theatre and he has deserved SO much
by the energy and perseverance he has
shown in resuscitating our Theatre, that
there would be no difficulty in giving him
such a house as would show general ap-
preciation of his courteous and excellent
administration.
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! Union BANK OF RICHMoND.-A meeting
| of the stockholders of this Bank was held
| in the Hall of the House of Delegates on
Thursday evening for the purpose of or
ganization. Five hundred thousand dollars
| Of the capital stock had been subscribed
| hy three hundred and seventy five persons.
This distribution of the stock among 50
many individuals was done with the view
of interesting large portion of the com
munity in the success of the institution,
and the commissioners who procured the
subscriptions have succeeded in their de-
sign and we doubt not it will he one of the
most popular organizations in the city.
Mr.. John III. Montague called the meet
ing to order, and on his motion Mr.. l.. W.
Glazcbrook was appointed chairman and
Mr.. X. I. Taylor secretary. -
1t having been aSccrtained that large
majority of the stock was represented, on
motion of Mr.. William A. Jenkins, COM
mittee of five was appointed to prepare and
report constitution. Committee: McSSrs.
Montague, jenkins, Altricnd, Allen, and
QuarleS.
The committee subsequently reported q
constitution, which was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. J. l.. Appcrson, COM
mIttcc of five was appointed to nominate a
Board of Directors. Committee Mcssrs.
J. l.. Appcrson, Isaac W. Walker, Thomas
B. Bigger, I. j. Spencer, and George w.
RoyStcr.
The committee retired, and afterwards
nominated the following gentlemen, who
were unanimously appointed Board of
Directors:
Isaac Davenport, Jr., Judge William II.
Lyons, James W. Archer, h. f. Blanken-
ship, W. f.. Bintord, A. Bodckcr, James b.
Winston, W. f. Gray, Moses EllySon, j.
W. Hall, William +. Tanner, A. \. llutchc-
son, W. r. Quarlcs, J. Rosenbaum, r. I.
Taylor, W. Albert Spott, b. b. Wcisiger,
Lewis ID. Crenshaw, Jr., j. NJ. Nowlin,
William A. jenkins, Andrew l.. Elicit,
Robert A. Paine, Alfred Moses, John a.
Belvin, Thomas L. Dudley.
The Board Of Directors are empowered
by the constitution to elect the President
and other officers of the Bank.
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MAYORS CouRT.-The quiet condition OF
the city for the last week or ten days, as
shown 10y the police and court reports,
seems not TO bc Il mere lull in the opera
tions of burglars, thieves, and roughS. The
Mavor seldom has Il criminal case of any
consequence before him; and from the
nature Of the cases he now disposcS of, it is
indicated that Il state of cleanliness is fol-
lowing upon the restoration of good order.
The Mayor had yesterday but two de-
linqucntS before him, and he disposed OF
them very quickly. The bar had not a
single occupant, and for the second time in
our recollection since the negroes have
been admitted into the courtroom, there
was not a single spectator in the space
allotted to them for some moments. II is
to be hoped that as the number Of crimi-
nails brought before His Honor decreases,
there will be a corresponding falling off i'll
the number of loatcrs about the court
room. Such would certainly be to the
benefit of the health Of those whose duty
carries them there each day. The follow
Ing were the cases disposed of yesterday
Tom Jones, for dcpositing filth in the
street, was committed in default of ten
dollars fine.
! Christian Smith, charged with drawing a
! knife on Mr.. Rowe, was committed in de-
/ fault of two hundred dollars security for
his future good behavior.
Robert Crchton not having appeared in
accordance with his rccognizancc, his re-
/ cognizancc was declared forfeited.
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,vrp MILLION DOLLARS SAVED,
sold hy MI trusgi~t'

l.r.l.uau-'.l had Il negro man worth, = zoo
"a f1nA cold from bad hurt III the leg, and was
" .... Tur over 4 wear | had used everything !
thrar Of without benefit, until tired The
v,"..u Mustang Llniment IL soon feCted d
. .,..r..' .ur. J. l.. DOWNING.
j v..-ufavry, Ala, June Il. ls5'.
..,.ta Measure in recommending the Mexican
Nt..,tr.~ ftrtmuui a. a valuable and lndlspenSa-
r,.rir for >yraIus, Sores, scratches. or pails
.. Irr.a, oar men have used II i"r burns,
rr.G.a-. sores, rheumatism, &C., and Al SAY II
.- .'. ,aa II. u w. HEWITT,
,.r..ra4 iar American, Wells, Farsos, and
naruucn's Express.
The. ,,ra I'm If lAy daughters ankle, occasioned
v... ..t'.H- last winter, was entirely cured IN
... .r..s ag,r she commenced using yomr cele-
. ..'... Mustang hInimcm,' ED. SEELh1 =
q. .r~-,.r, Mass, August !, lse5.
r..,sr admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
y .....at PERFORMS more cures IN shorter uine,
3. ..r agl beast, than any article ever dis
r...t.t Families, livery men, and planters
-...... s,lway, have II on hand. Quick and sure,
...ra.f4y.>. All genuine Is wrapped IN steel
. -.'graviues, bearing the signature OF u. w :;
iy.. ruuk Chemist, and the prtrWe United
, .,., stamp ui DENAs BARNES Co. over the top
r.. n nas been made To counterfeit II with
...r.f. .f.,.,.uIatr label. Lopk cl0sciy.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold hy All druggists.
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III IS
GREAT SHORT ROUTE 10 THE
sleHsSSsSpss sH AaR ksRvEd vEssk sskp M
MAIL, TWICE DAILY:.Ths only railroad roato
issqing ning II THRnuGH nHHH TICKETS and THR0v0a
East and Ws. from to the ss
DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leaves RissnoonS onS
daily Sundays sxssP,sdl atsA: NJ arriyins tn
EARLY AFTERNOON RXPRRSS TRAINS ios thS
The MONT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily ats 2: u. .ar!tving In wshing.
ING TEAISst sss the S9RrH Fast ssd wEsr
Richmond TRI.WEEKLY. on MONDAYS, WED.
arriving I'm Washington at e.3s p. n, connestinG
with the 7.3o p. u. train on the Bsltimore and
Chic railroad for New York, Philadelphia, Dalti.
more, Harrisburg, and the West.
Fare by this train to Washington only SIX DOL.
LARS Tor 6rst-ciass, and 1--WE DOLLARS fos
Ths MISREPRESENTATION TRAIN between Rich
mond and Milford leaves Richmond at s.soP. L.,
arying =. Mi,fNrd z. = IuRoucH
CHECKS TO Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadslphia, New York, Boston, and all the prin-
For further information and through tickets
and Eighth streets, shockoe Hfll
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent:
SAArRL RUTH, Superintendent feM
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CAPTURE OF NEGRO THIEF-HE FIRES
AT THE OFFIcER.-Some days since, negro
- named Willis stole a load of corr
Mr.. Yates, of King and Queen coun.
nd on Thursday, from information re.
ed, Constable Cole, accompanied by
Yates, went down the Nine-mile road
ok for the thief. Near the Grapevine
ge, Constable ColeSaw the man Willis
driving mule cart, and ordered him tc
halt. Instead of doing this, the negro
whipped his mule; and when halted Sc
cond time, turned, deliberately drew pis.
tol, and fired at the constable. Mr.. Cole
Immediately fired back, cutting off the
lower part of the negro's ear. AS soon
as he was hit, the negro rolled over into the
cart and roared out that he was killed
which unfortunately not being the case,
nc was taken in custody and committed
for trial.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NAY sV

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY l. rT 4
ARRIVED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
r,d City Point, with merchandise and passengers
TO Richmond and Petersburg,) d. w Cnrrie.
steamer Aibemarle, Bourne, New YORK, lmef-
cnandlse and passengers for Richmond ana Re-
teIsourgJ samuel Ayres Co. aa
steamer Jonh sylvester, Petersburg, Norfoik, nfd
Clty foint, tunited states mail and merchandise
for Richmond and Petersburg, J Haskins Brids-
ford.
SAILED. r..
Steamer M. Martin, Hsines, Norfolk. Gin City
Point, with United States mail, merchandise and
passen for Petersburg and Richmond. i Haa-
kins 4 Bridgford.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, RIA City Point and Nor
folk, merchandise and passengers, w ID. Porter.
Schooner Brave, Bradley, Baltimore, rfd Clair
mont, lumber, A. Millspaugh Co.
Schooner Orvetta, Houseman,. New York, uid
Ciarmont, lumber, A. Millspaugh Co.
The steamer John Sylvester reports six schooner,
bound up the river between Point OF Shoals and
Jordan's Point. Could not get their names
Schooner Edward Slade cleared from New York
NAV I'd for Briscoe Stanard,
schooner Thomas Jefferson, Phillips, Virginia
for New Haven. May !, II p. M, ran ashore or
the point of Sandy Hook, and was towed of at A
NJ, Maya, by the steamtug B. U. Pierce; received
no damage.
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THE DISPATCH on THE RAILROADS. .-Messrs
Cole 4 Turner deliver the DiSpdtch every morning
on all the railroad cars leaving Richmond; and a
they are also authorized agents to receive sub
scrpions To the Semi Weekly and Weekly Dis
prtch, our friends along the railroad routes car
avail themselves of the messengers of these enter
prising news dealers in forwarding their orders.
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The COUNTY ELEcTIoN.-Mr. John w.
Cole, the present incumbent, is candi-
date for reelection to the Office of con-
stable of Hcnrico county, at the elections
on the 24th instant. Mr.. Cole resigned the
position of constable early in the war to
enter the Southern army, and since his
reelection last year has proved himself to
be on active, energetic, and courageous
officer,
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THE RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL for
May is, as usual, full of interesting mat
ter. The original communications are Of
great value to the profession, and the ec-
lectic and correspondence departments
contain many points of Importance. No
member of the medical profession should
be without this journal, which is conducted
by Messrs. Gaillard and McChesney with
singular ability and skin.