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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-21

THE WEATHER.-The season thus far has
been one of the most remarkable ever seen,
even by that mneh-auoted citizen the
6 uoldestsinhabitant.i' Y II has been remark
able not only for its great amount Of ex-
tremeIy cold dtweathe but for the number
Of cloudy days and q the large amount of
rain that has fallen, and the exraordin
rain I',i and wind storms which have visited us.
From 8 cafefnll prepared table of The
statesof the5weather ON each day fremshe
Ist Of January to the SS0tt6 Of April, 1nclua-
sfiye. We learn that of the i121 days included
III those months fifftty-six were clear and
sixty fire were loud y-thus showing that
more than half Of that time the sun. I. Fas
81 enty-ssye1i, Il: a nearly one-6fth Of the
whole number Of days noted, there was
rain. There we're fails 4of, sDoW on eight
dayg. and four hail i-storms. sssz,F ~
II A yerg violent ,storm Of wind and rain
occurred on the 18TH of zApr7E aassa4
+ Storms Of hail, rain, and snow occurred
Ion January 9Th md zsth, Februar oath
and March 2Gtil. { & & ~ .s 3
On April 9th avery theavy rsiin fell du.
ring tie afternoon, conclad ding at night with
la fhunde dersstorm; s .Ehfe, last iees which
formed during the;seasea was ON the night
|lof the ] 9th of April y.
In conseouence OF the extreme incle-
pepcg of. tho Neas shns Tsgetadon
has 'bssn very much yefarded yanit farmers
ana st least ssttssn days bind hand with
their operations IS $3.50
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~ ExEcuT1vEf APPOINTMENTS. - The Go
vernon on Wednesday appointed Erasmus
0. Hinton, Jr., notary public, for the city Of
Petersburg, and Thomas w. Mcmahon
notary public for the city of Richmond and
county of Henrico.s .hsaniG>s..i * ~ - -
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/ THE TEMPERANCE CAusE.-A very large
crowd Yattended the Leigh-streets Baptist
church on Tuesday night to hear MI. Joseph
Gheany, the /" Kentucky boy orator" His
speech was attentive1y listened to, and was
full of humor, with occasional passages OF
genuine eloquence, which were received
with great, applause. Efforts are being
made toSinduce him to deliver it at other
places in the city before his departure.
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Tract Of land in Hanover county, a2s 17-1oo -
acres. at $3.50 per acre 4Sl %
Brick tenement on leasehold on Bank be-
. tween Ninth and Tenth streets, occupied
by f.. Gerot. ............... 90 OF
,Seven-eighths interest In a house and lot
on Union Hill near Union Station s7sF s41:
church. now, occupied by VIM. Chris. -
went e lots tSs isf1 Manchester IS; '0
front, at slso per foot ,l7s 60
o. 50 per foot Observation-Disclosures: Lso4 50
front at $4 per foot. I. 2so 90
dot in Fulton, So feet 'front.' at 81 per foot. Sc 90
Fifty shares Richmond and. Petersburg
Railroad stock ut $27 per share. $50 90
iThfrty-two shares James River Packet
stock, at BIS per share. 4so 0o
Ten shares Richmond Female Institute es-,T
stock (preferred), at so per sharea... 4os 90
Ten shares Richmond Female Institute 0s' 2
.cstock tpreferredl, at 80 per share. 400 ot
stock lpreferredl, at $ssper share....... 800 ot
Ten shares Richmond Female Institute
stock (preferred), at $ss per share. $50 0i
Seventy shares Richmond Glass Company
stock, at &4.T5 per share 3a2 s.
Ten shares Union Bank of Richmond, at
Ten shares @ Richmond and williamsburg ~ '
Turnpike stock at $i5. so per share....... 155 0t
Twenty-Five shares Richmond Banking
and Insurance Company, at S2s per
81, oSe Coupon Bond City Of Petersburg,
300 Registered Richmond and Danviiie
20 Railroad Bond, at @64 so. ..............,. 81
&24s.l5 Registered Virginia State stock, at
lSS y
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11hTs, sR9t4 i1fA lylTEu1t N0uft
of Henrieo, was commenced, and the case
continued. ~ E4tsas /; -. ID. : ..ss:as
+ HUsrIsGs GoURT-JuDGE BuRyHAx rBE-
IsIDIkG-WEpaEsDAY atMo
Schmidt, indicted for feloniously receiving
stolen goods knowing them to have, been
Iistolen, was arraigned, and the Attorney for
the Commonwealth desiring to prefer an
other 'indj jctment against him, the case was
Continued until oSday Schmidt being bailed
for his appearance. Joe Clarke and Laura
Cox, jointly indicted for feioniously re-
Eceiving Stolen goods, were afraigned, and
after trial acquitted. George Enmerson,
convicted Of picking the pocket Of Mrs.
Clarke, was arraigned, and sentenced to
ffhe penitentiary for FIVE years. Alexander
johnson, indicted Sorfelony was convicted,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for three
years. A motion for o new trial was made,
which motion the-court oyerruIed. N 9,
The grand iury, will meet this = morning
ct 10 o'clock. .,,,s:,.,s - 80
3 MAYORS CoG5aHTr-hf1Y + 1YoR CnAHooS, PRE-
|;sIDING = WEDNESDAY MoRNING.-Joseph
Briggs (negro) was. arraigned for entering
gold watch, a Derringer pistol, land $40 in
money-all to the Ealue Of 800. "A pretty
clear case being proved on him, he was
cent on to answer Indictment: I: l1a;9zt : e :
Matt Page Wormly (negro), charged with
stealing four shirts from Mr.. Solomon, was
booked for the chain gang for fifteen days. !,
lillian Thomas (negro), charged with
"pickin' up . iron that did not belong to
him, was sent to the chain-gang for ten
days. - Q as e2fss.i.s9 .,4sss e'.is1 -
Fanny Taylor was Sarraigned for being
drunk and disorderly in the street. Fanny
said she had sick child, a,and thar was
so;much fttin' and squallin' around thar
that she like:to run crazy; and she cum
out and took q glass of gin; and she cum
out agin and got q glass~a gin.'' Fanny
was sent to jail in default of surety.
r Philip Mersel, charged with assaulting
and threatening Anton Leiberman, was
discharged. 1ss .,..,syg -s,,..,.s
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IscodRREccT.-In publishing a list Of de-,
faulting postmasters in this State, some days
since, the name 1f NJ. Miller, Of .Rappas
hammock county, was used. Dir. Miller was
only one of the sureties for the postmaster,
and the administrator on his estate has
since paid the claim. !. .,...,,,.ss s.,.5e 4
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R1GHMoND AeApEMYier MEDICISE.-The
medical professionaare invited to, attend .
regular meeting Of the Academy this eve
ming at 8 o'clock at the City Hall. i
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i-', al. {. OF J. MEADE tl. s BAKER

No. e1s MAIN STREET,
second house above Tenth street tsouth side),
s. square above post-otice.
AS. in former times, our endeayor is to issue
nothing but the BEST and PUREsT, to keep pace
with the improvements and novelties in Pharmacy
and to put In the reach Of the physican and patient
MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS that can be
relied on being prepared with proper skill, care
and faithfulness, and warranted TO be fully up to
the standards Of the Pharmacopea, so that neither
may be disappointed in the effect desired to be pro-
duced by any given remedy. SAGA rs NJ - e.
4s,3,si9 ~. MEADE & BAKER, sxs
,'f7s @sss Practical Pharmaceutistssss
myIl -5si.f4 sls Main street Richmond, va. e
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The HopPE CASE mas called before the
Mayor yesterday, and; further continued
until Wednesday next.tsru.
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We have from Turner, bookseller, No.
lila Main street, Godeys Lddy's BooE Tor
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D1CHMoND AND ,DANYILLE RAIL-

n 70 AD-SUMMEK. K.SCHEUULE.-Un. and
~ y Tuesday, April u. 1853, the passenger
Is.s IG on This road viii run as follows: asS 4tes
Fc"fsG WHsT.-Through Mall Train...Le caves
p;uSmond daily at IT'S A.. M. !; leaves Danville
o. Si. Som,hsde road for Farnrvflle Lyncflburg and
n n stations on the Virginia and Tengesses rail-,
KRo1Tdlli,s dn,nnsss s Memphis s1s De-
..,ar &c. Ala Corinth, Grand functions VfcaS-
s.-s &C.. Miss: New Orleans. &C.. and ut Green's
S; with North Caroliua railroad for Charlotte.
ccoImmhia. Charleston. Augusta, Savannah. Macon,
Columbus Atlanta, &C., Ga. Montgomery. Mo-
N. New Orleans &c. - 80 Esssss II
cniSG EASr.-Through Mall Train.-Lcayes,
c.acnsboro, daily Mt $3.50 A. NJ. leaves DanviIie
,ily al $40 A. NJ connects at Burkeyilie with the
Snphside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
"1Tb-onrh tickets can be procured at the ticket,
oaircs in Richmond and Danyilleto all important
noipts South and Southwest, aud at Greensboro
md Danyile TO ali points North East, and West.
'"@ = THOMAS ASDODAMEAD, $50;
ap@ sf ~ Superintendent.
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IVXTOOI'S tAGUE AND FEVER CON-
: W. QUEROR viii cure the most obstinate case
Of certificates which testify TO the truth of this
may be seen at our store. One trial only sgtiT
cicft to convince the most skeptcal sufferer that
we sknowfwllereof, we speak. kTry it. Prepared
and sold by .asFsa III WOOD & &. &SoNs,,ss5 ON,
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sKFTpPING.

EEOR LIVERPOOL, FROM N0RF0LK.-
IL The fine ship M0L0GKA is now load t1:t
Ing at Norfolk for Liverpool For freight %
A1p' my 'siolx : cAskIE 8 BRoTHE9ss. rs
ES0R PHILADEL PHIA.- seSes
II Steamer VALLEY CITY, CapeainsS
AoEaAx now lying at her berth in thedoskg WI lll
ga RG 81 ae
40 moderate rates. Passagesto Philadelphfa, In
cinding meals and ssaseroom ne errp SIe;
my ao-ste III once No. ssss On the ssnss soek. :
EoR NEW YORK.-The steam seae
II ship NIAGARA, BLAKss6Ay corn
mandef., VIII leave her wharf at Rockets on FIFE
oelost Fare Round sesess rssss s ssesPase
- 1fPKEIf4M VIII 6. DUNBAR Z Co. Agents,
CTEAMER STATE OF MARY 1.s9s
10 LAND, FOR BALTIMORE, willsS&&&
leave her wharf on THgRsDAY, May q, at lls
HARVEYs WILLIAMS, Agents.
EOR NEW YORK-FIRST YES n
II SEL.-The superior fast-sailing schoo- aEsa
neE ADALINE TOWNSEND. TOWNSEND mas
ssynS SuIek ss sngss &
my my sSS-st r,s,ez cRewELL & cURRIE.
EoR LIYERPooL-TO LOAD NE
t ID THE DOCK.gThe AZ I three-snasted,
double-deck schooner CssCs GaIsGATE, Captain
VAN BRUST, viii be dispatched as above. For
my my NV IaRp,s y cAsKIE e BROTHERS. y
NOTICE TO sHIpPERs.-The boats of
IN the JAMES RIVER AND. KANAWHA Ca
Prom = en MI ESD iHs THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS. 20 - r
Freight and toiIs ON goods for Lynchburg and be-
yond collected on delivery, prepaid, at the op-
tien of the shipper. Freight received and de-
Iyered at my office, on the dock ~
Way freight viii not be delivered till charges are
paid. ttsas -. fsca7a
Boats locked and insured.
de IL EDWARD, DILLON, Agent.
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T UBIN's FLAVoRING EXTRACTS, sof
IL toyery flavor, for lee creams cakes, and GUS
tards. For saleby 7. Z. DUPg9sa ytI,
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For pure medicines and everything else you need
In their line, call on Davis Sims, corner Twelfth
and Main streets .ssssg} s. II = e ss7
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DRUGS. MEDICINES sakc,

nAVISs 81 SIMS have at their new drug
III store select stock Of PURE DRUGS PER-
FUMERY.yT0IEETaA ARTICLES FLAKOR1NG.
EXTRACTS. SALAD OIL. and al other goods In
their line, which they wish all to see who want pure
and rel liable articles.A-ss g. & IL t4t !gs.
! PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at all
hours my 2l-3m
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+ SALES OF REIB EsTaTE AND 6TocKs.--A'
part of'tlie assets of w. Goddin, 70 Z. APP
person, Goddin & Appsfson, and Harrison,
Goddin. & Apperson were sold at auction on
yesterday by W. Goddin, auctioneer, as
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AfhntDn '!iispaifll;

THE EHIRCULATt9ND OH THE sfuISpATCHn
|IaLARGER THAN THE ID C0MBIEED CIRCU.
LAT1oN OF ALL THE oTHER DAMYNEWs-
PArERs or gHIs CRY, is,, Z, 80 q ~ 5. :
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Me w 90 z S. s.5.5,,.5,. ,s,. -.

IV -. 'l2oSs'HfT 2'fSs ts.f5l lisSs3iill
JOHN MILTON AND HIS Times. Bys Max
x OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .,.....,.,....,......,..S2 s. OF
DORA By Julia X Kayanafigh :. :. &. q 0f
A FRENCH COUNTRY FAMIL J. 50
sSTORIES OF THE 6 GORHLA COUNTRY. I 7s
RANDOLPH HONOR ..s., /. Z. ~ I. !; =, I. =. u
DESTINY: OR. LIFE AS 1T IS.....,..17s 7s
:ROSSETTIS 49,. = rs
fJEANIE,S QUIET LIFE. -. 49,. -. .....a. $50
NOT WISELY, BUT TOO gWELL..-..- 90 @
cRRRLoTTE;s SfiRR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
: For sale by, -, --,,.. =. ;, !,
INV f,s'E~F7%s'- - "A. ID. .CHR1STIANcE cEACO.i
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THURSDAY 49,. 8. ]. MAY 1t 1 1868.
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RAILROADS.
:
go sanaIyTA CENTRAL RAILROAD -
Y lhuiSsE OF SCHEDULE ara afssr

v~x.rsnAN. MafCU aaeiS VIC SANttoWlHS tTStAc'
Vii run rsns On mn Messenger train DAILY iexeet on
The lIStisa~ssla, Richmond ard StAuntbn, and tri.
saas'syswe saas'S west Of stauntan, golng NEST, On NON
nays " W,s,nrnate days This train leaves Rich
sds, N and ,s,.S sssiyss se ssss rsS F. Mnd
nsscs epps,1,nad trains for Lynchburg and fhe
sa1SSSs and connects with sratns 20 and frorn
@ Hsnd thirty ninutes-the connections With the
HiiWTsned. 10 trains on Sunday. s. 81 h ss7s 4
,s I.sccmmodstion passenger % train WIN be rm
s;s~W s;sT s;sT~WEDSESDAY, and SATURDAY. leaving
p...;c,,csyille st A. N. and arriving in R teh-y
CAaIFs'ste s A. NJ: leaving Richmond same days
noaa, NJ. and arriving ut Charlottesville at r..
3 1T The daily accommodation trai, will bewith-
v. .rer the 18th Instant. ~ sss 7sea s-fss
dI1Sn 1Se morning train eonnecss with HARMANs&
CCl@s,CHES CO. z HES for Lexington, White Sulphur, and
Wncrs Wnacsrpgers for Lexington go through from Rich
"a ~ Baltimore the same day 3Sl6 s4f{ss tS2s
THROUGH TICKETS sold h to 8u nIl pSoma5neus an M
P,miTii General Superintendent.
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D, THURsDAY MORNING, MAY 2l,, 1868.

4 SUPREME G6URr eTa APrEaIs--ALL THE
5JUpeEs rREsENr. IN shiscuurt Yesterday
the argument IN the case OF Cronie us.
Hart, upoR an4ppeal from the Circuit Court
OF Henrieo, vsss commenced, and the case
continued d.so sslsss -, III !. S 80
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irg BKY 40OBH = - ss
,csr, -e.ssssse.s.p
REsH ARRIVALS svrass;t, sss l.sa !,
~ rfs : NEW GOODS FOR-s;f.5 IL, q /.
'stsa SPRING AND sUlfMER
am now receiving daily my second suppiyof !.
: - NEW DKY. GOODS
as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aeFsass
embracing all the latest styles and patterns In
DRESS GOODS s4ssss
and fun assostnent or sassFs 9 81 49, iss.
1 CLOTHS 6fASSlsfEREA;E 4.srss,e
s.,tfE GENTS FVRNIstING GOODS -;
l,sSfs a,ss FANCY GOODS &cs -
3 Call ana nee theft. ss5s= s5ULTBS MEYER, ms,
ls,s ss5 Broad street. second door ftpm,sixth. ),
2 statesmen: WI. EsGLRsToN, JAMES r. Ar
KINsoN. fsFas s'1tlis5 = Hrsssss. - 'ss my Is z
NOTICE.-Our buyesrs srs il m aeain i HI III New York
s4.N buying from auction ana every ofhef sonfve
wnere rsady cash commands the cheapest goods.
Large additions 10 our present attractive stock.
rance Of getting everything II our line It sSs very
lowest market rates. WesoEer soFcthe present a
LiNEN NH1EpKEKenETs gsss, e ssis
81 TABLE and HTsH LiNENs ac., g 7
s,eTy LOW, from Aaso, choice ara hexn-
srsN EAUEsP0fNTsss lie s2saa 81 sr@ts ~
J. ws,sI s5Lk Is MAETLEs, 1|S TT; !, IAXIs sIs.tl
Wy caRDoz6. RTs & II aGsoP Rastj 4 FoURoUREkE, z
- No. s1a Broad hesween Ninth md Tenth strcefS
John O. tChilcs, Samuel M. Price ThonaAs d.
Quarlcs, q. =. Lyons, Jack Temple, @. B. Foufqu-
rear, and j. B. Mosby, are with us, and would be
pleased to see their friends. .Fsis ap % 81
mt EW G0oDS--NEW GOODS
IN VALENTINE, PLACE.--We have Just re-
ceived our supply OF SPRING ard SUMMER
GOODS, consisting I'm part of DRESS TRIM
MINGS. WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS &c. we
desire to call the special attention Of tbs indies to
Edgings, Real Lace Collars and Laces, EN-
broidered Handkerchiefs, Parasols, &C., which we
52faf'esS.s = ARMiSTEAD g BIBB,
&. apH corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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RESTAURANTS. - IS s 6c. e :.

TETELLE, RESTAURATEUR UR,A ..s,a
~ 1904 MAIN STREET, - q
Is Always supplied with the best the local ~
market affords. and alsothe luxurfes of--a ss@-
ianq and sea Of the large Atlantic cities. -
AEIELLE Is the favorirt of the seasons jour-
mc!s ! with them the year rornd-and receives their
nls lrnlis and their latest, from the contiguous
zones with ice-bound streams on one border; and
H1"eTs and fruits at thesame ttmeom the other.
nuESIS served at all times In unsurpassed style,
aee9f,Gng to order. Families supplied on short
~ Ues not excelled at any cuisine In this country
IA ne BAR always supplied with excellent wines
rnsdo rna liquors, and best brewed drinks promptly
maze. 80 4, 4 ap
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AND SUMMER .ARRANGE-

CPRlNG AND SUMMER ARRANGE
MENT lsSs.-GREAT .SHQRT-sROUTE IS
~ THE NORTH, EAST AND WEST, VIA
TIE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
rTToMAC RAH.ROAD,E CA
iIyiTED STATES MAIL TWICE DAiLY-ELE-
CAN'T CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
IYG CHAIRS ON ALL TRAIE-S,-The.
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now run,
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
'!TehIli T6e DAY = THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves ave
Richmond daily at Io:4s A. NJ, arriving in Wash
ngton at 6:l5 P. NJ, connecting with the early af
icrnoon express trains for the North, East, and
West. : y It;5S. u
tlcgant cars with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached leaves Richmond daily (StlndaysI except
ed at $40 T. NJ, arriving in Washington ut e:lo
4. NJ. connecting with the early morning trains
for the North. East, and West. ,v5-.r-,,,,t. ~,
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot; corner Broad
and Eighth Streets at p. NJ Returning, arrives
us:.5A NJ. $50 s,s sy.sls zs ,.s..;-s-. -
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points. ~. ~. /
For further Information and through tickets, ap-
ply at the Office of the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets. Shockoe Hin, and nc the ticket
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets. ,.strT-z4
J. i. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. my IL
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MAXINE NTTEIaLIiGEMGE. T.i

GIlER sVINEfsk 3 Ten sburels eidey
NGisYInegar fsmithaelds on eonsiE siEnmepf, ri
my l PALMER, HARTs00A. q SS,' 4
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PREsBYrERIAB The General Assembly
j of the Southern Presby ytsrian Church meets
! in franklin street church, Baltimore, this
morning, The opening sermon viii be
preached BY the Rev. r. v. Moore, I. d. Of
our city, mod derater Of the, last Assembly. :,
The following commission oners we're elected
by East Hanover Presby byterynt o bate, meet
ine:-Ministers T.fV. Moore, d d., and
G. H. Read, D.. D., principals = E. IL.
rutherford and P! B.'Price, alternstes.
Ruling Elders e. a. Fitzhngh and Dr.: g.
b. Robinson, principals DR.. ": Gaines
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Z .FNrchasersef Real Estase sold Bsssceex the frs
aa5 81 yoHstHF sasd tte. .frst day o Jtigp0y, TIE
fares thereon Tor The cts'resst year. -
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T,O THE LOVERS OF GOOD TEA AND,
ROASTED COFFEE.-Gunpowder Tea Of the
best. auality.5 $2.25 j. II. Anthony's celebrated
Roasted Coffee, Trenton Wine, Cream and Family
Crackers, Honey Cakes, Ginger Snaps, Spiced
Jnmbiess Honey Soap at 1--we cents per cake, Sugar
and Spices. j. Fl. ANTHONY,
~ ~ Tea Dealer, I'll Main street, -
myo six doors above the Spotswood Hotel.
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no EXTRA CHARGE ON gEMALE LIVES.

SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
5 Secures amount OF Insurance TO married woman,
whether effected by herRclG or her husband or sny
other person, for her sole and separate use AND
benefit and that OF her or her husbands chalqreis.
If any as may be expressed, free from the control
or claim OF her husband or creditorSs or the per.
SON eAecting the same, or his creditors. ssass4 Z
Liberal loan OF participating premiums upon
three years, endowment after two years, non-for.
feitabie. An policies after one year have . sur
render value g
Agents desiring TO represent the company win
please address the Home Oface. 80 n, rs -,
JOHN ENDERs ~ HENRYK. .ELLYsoN
WIN, II. TAYLOR, ASA SNYDER,
SAM,L 8. COTTRELL, II. E.C.
,SHAs. SGas T. - W1SoRTaAM, GEoRGE o i JACOBS,
WIN. WILLIS. ,JR,, D.. W. ALLI60N,s
ED. Al. SMITH GEO. s. PALMER
THOMAS j. EVANS A. A.D.sCH0CKLEY, tsls7
sJAMES A, SCOTT, III. C. CABELIr
B. M. OUARLES, d.. y. HARTS00K, y
j. r. =. = EDWARDS nv hb s1S WM. q 4. .fAYIoR u
A, Y, STOKES u; tsS A. .P.ABELL,a
#. n. MORTON. WIN. B. ISAACS,
r. II. .DIRRELI.J sie GEO. L. BIDGOoD,i
WM H.PALMER, .SAM,L NJ. PRICE,
sT j. d. EDWARDS President.
WILLIAM 3. IsAACS, Vice-President. ,5y :,
= DID. HARTsooK, Secretary.
CuARLRs II. SMiTM- IL. d.. Medical Adviser.
= JOHN ii. CLAIBOKNEr
ap 2l-d3m& &wln n. . 90. General Aren't
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND. VA. Nav g. 1858.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND. VA, May s, 1858. &
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY THE 10Th
" OF MAY THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD
will run as follows: 5.,g.-.
LEAVE RIcHMoND.--Express train daily lex.
cept Monday ut q A. II. Mail train daily ut 2lo
7. W. rsrz gs7.- 49, tt ..4st.gfr 4r5sg Il. .sf4fl
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. train daily lex
pt Sunday at IT'S p. NJ. Mall train daily at Q. Is
!. NJ Freight trains leave Richmond ut 4:So p. M.
sEd Petersburg ut A. NJ
Passengers for Norfolk will take the e:10 p. nj.
;=lin Baggage checked through. Fare only
FOUR DOLLARS.
Passengers for Glover Hill must leave Rich
mnnd for Chester by EXPRESS TRAIN ut "A. NJ.
on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, connecting at
Chester with the coal train. u. III. GILL,
mye Engineer and Superintendent
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GULPHURoUs AC1 s. P freshly
y prepared and for sale by -
- - es, = - JfBLA1R, Yhermaceutist
,,,,ox Msr .s.ryssy .sGg S26 Broad street. u
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a q B 8. q 4 J.
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GPIRfTS TURPENTINE.-Fiye barrels
- SPIRITS TURPENTINE daily expected di
rect from the nannfa acturers for sale by - =, -, n
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eEOR LIVERPOOL, FROM NoRFoLK.-
The fine ship MOL0GKA Is now load III
Ing At Norfolk for Liverpool. For neighl <fzN
my sI-1w CAsKIE 8 BRoTHEKs:
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DoWDER, POWDER sporting eng ana
I blasting -sn kegs and ssMnissAsss M sx y 4 REED
ap VI e0l,kt - Fss-1 = : =, q
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nn HOGsHEADs CLEAR RIB SIDES,
LU 20 hogsheads BONE SIDES. 20 hogsheads
sH0ULDERs, hogshsaadfs af ,,s BR T. EAsTGs ) GG and
ftYk Fotlrteenth street below Cary.
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GOAL FOR COOKING-First quality
NJANTHRACITE COAL, size for cooking
ranges and stoves. The best and most economical
fuef used. Office and yard Eighteenth street,
south side OF Dock 4EeS ,r -. =, 81, iF
mys 3. L. LAThROf.
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GUGAR-COATEDssPTLISS..--T 8 - The attention
y of physicians ana others Is called to my stock
have in store the most complete assortment In the
city from tine best narufac cthrers, which lean seB
at nanufsc ctarerss prices, ~ 8, U
tion. hN,Y., niSUM,, nE,vs,i.,st ), 4 :
corner Main; and Third streets.
myI - &. Z. Richmond Va. !.
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NTININa EESE sose seysry saristy affered
iNI hymanuh hctnresss agents. ~. -. ,.r. u
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CTEAAfER STATE OF MARY 80
~ LAND, FOR BALTIMORE, wiIlssaas2Ssea}3 a2s
leave her wharf on THURSDAY, May II, at o.
O'Clock NJ. Freight received up TO II O'Clock. a;2
HARVEYS Il WILLIAMS, Agents.