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NEW YORK, May 2S.-Noon.-Stocks a shade
Gold 1891. 5-.O's, '62, 1@2. North Carolina 6's,
58;: new. IS. Virginia SIS, ex-coupons, SO new.
81. Tennessee 5s, 81! new, esi.
Corn declining. Mess pork. s3l. Lard hrmcr.
Cotton steady at 2Sic. Turpentine, 4eG463c. Ro-
sin dropping: strained common, S2.ElGS2.4s
Freights steady.
Eccning.-COtton firm sales !, COO bales Mt 2stc.
Flour shade frmer and more doing. Wheat firm.
but the export demand checked by the advance In
freights. Corn l@i2c. lower. Pork shade frmer
ut S3l.25 cash. Lard frmcr; kettle lsi0letc
Whiskey, groceries, and naval stores. unchanged
Freights-Cotton. per steam. /; per sail, 5-3?.
Money easier at 6f17 per cent. Sterling tirmer !:
long, 1904 short. 1lOf. Gold. l3as. United States
bonds active and higher; 5-2o's, g. l2oi9l22t.
BALTIMORE. May 2s.-Cotton firm. Flour dc
cincd 25c. Wheat lower: choice valley red 81 10
@Sl.75. Corn firm. Oats and provisions dull.
CISCINSATI, May as.-W hIskcy dull at SlGI SI.o2
Mess pork held at sal. Bacon held tc. above the
views of buyers. checking business.
LOUISVILLE, May 2s.-Mess pork, $3.50. Shout
dcrs, l3ic.; clear sides, l3c
ST. LOUIS, May 2s.-Provlsions firm and I'M
changed
WILMINGTON, n: c., May 2S:-Splr!ts tnrpen-
*l.I5Ms7.5O. Tar, S9.25@s9.3o
NEW ORLEANS, May s.--Cotton-MlddIngs,
2stc. Gold. 1884; New York sight, par and tc dis.
count. Sugar firm !: common. lolDllc.; prime, l3i
MA. Molasscs dull and nominal.
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The New Orleans Commercial Con.
ycmtiOn.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2S.-Thc Convention
assembled ut IL O'Clock, and after some
Struggling members returned from visiting
the grain elevator and ice manutactory got
to work.
Resolutions were offered by General Van
dcyer, of Iowa, and }. /. Tucker of Loulsi-
ana, and adopted. First-That the Conycn-
ton telegraph the Secretary of War asking
that the drcgeboat working ut the mouth Of
the Mississippi be permitted to remain, it
having already deepencd the channel from
eleven to seventeen feet, and to thank the
Government on behalf Of the people Of the
whole Valley of the Mississippi for the work
done so far, and that the necessities of trade
of the whole South and West demand the
continuance Of the work. Sccond-Thank-
inw the Government for what it has done to
improve the Mississippi, and also the cngi-
nccr in charge of the work. Third-I'hank-
ing st. Louis committee for their efforts
in the same behalf.
The Committee on Foreign Commerce and
Postal Subsidies reported in favor of ere
atn@ ports of entries in all the principal
cities on the MissisSippiriyer and tributaries,
and suitable revenue arrangements Tor the
transmission of foreign imports entered at
New Orleans they recommend that the ca
nal at the falls of the Ohio be enlarged and
completed by the National Government +,
That the cQeTaI SONeTllllleHIC Ollcl dii cIu''i
share of postal subsidies granted by Con-
eress upon the constituencies of this con-
vention. so as to establish steam lines be-
tween New Orleans and European ports !;
also to memorabilia Congress to complete
the survey of 1850 for ship channel across
the peninsula of Florida; tlvoring the ship
canal across Central America.
The Committee on Gulf Harbors reported
in favor of immediate action for the improve
mcnt of the harbors Of Mobile and Calves
! ton. .
Three thousand copies of the proceedings
of the Convention were ordered to be
printed.
The subcommittee will report to the
| Louisville Convention, which meets Octo-
Der 10th, to which this Convention is i'll
| vted.
Thanks were voted to the New Orleans
| Chamber of Commerce, citizens, railroads,
steamboats,, and Western Union Telegraph
| Company !; and after speech from CHAIR
man FiIley, inviting southern and south
western men to the North and Northwest,
the Convention adjourned sine die.
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The trial OF Hcrndon is going on IN
Orange. The vcnirc was summoned from
Alexandria.
Captain John Stevens, ''the Oldest inhabl-
tant' of Prince Edward. died on Friday
the DIST, being about ninety-eight years OF
age.
The wheat crop in this section is looking
finely. If the rest of the season proves pro-
pitious, the Valley of Virginia will yleld ii
larger crop than We have had since the war.
Shenandoah valley.
At the Southern Presbyterian General
Assembly on Monday evening last Dr.
Handy read report on Forciyn Missions,
and able and interesting addresses were de-
llycrcd bv the Rev James Woodrow, oil
Columbia, s. G.; Rev. Thomas f. Converse,
Hon. Asa Dickinson Of Virginia; and Kew
pr. Girardcau, of South Carolina.
We look upon every Conservative who Is
4 candidate for office at this time and who
IS disqualified as one who is disposed 10
break down the Conservative party, ana by
ms aid assisting the RAIDS TO entail more
mischief upon the people; and hope the
people will put such mark upon them as
VIII never be iorgotten.- WythectHe DIS
patch.
The Virginia State Agricultural Society
VIII hold field trial of rcapers ana mowers
al WestOver, near Richmond, on the 9lh
DAY Of June, and we hope it may be largely
attended, not only by Virginians, but by
chlzenS Of other States. This Is far pre-
ierablc to the tield trials our folks had with
NTginians down that way few years ago,
yet we can hardly hope that it will be SO
numerously attended. Still, good many
,"IIl be present, and the result cannot iail TO
be Sratifying.-Ncar York Tribune.
Landowners, do you want to sell your
surplus land! DO you want Immigrants
TO come into our State? II so, vote fof
walker. 4 party of land-huntcrs were III
our town last week. They said that many
persons in the North were making prepara-
lions 10 come TO Virginia--and would 90 SO
II Walker is elected. But If Wells is the
man they aoiH not come. Won't place them
b t: under negro and carpet-bag rule
ta'mcWe Meas.
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SEEDS SENT BY MAIL.


1905 Main street
Agents for American Basket Company's straw
berry Boxes. NH D
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How HOTEL PRorRIEToRs REMEMBER AB-
ScoNDING BOARpERS.-Thc hotc! and board
ins-hou>c keepers have an association, and
publish Il confidential circular once 4 month
describing persons who have dcfrauded
them. one of these circulars fell into my
hands not long ego, and is certainly a curl
ou> document, 1t reads something like this
specimen: &C. D.. Virginian. sandy
heard and curly hair: liSpS little, and has
lost second finger Of left hand: carries a
siy->hootcr, and says he has 4 rich uncle
in Richmond; never pays anything" OF
course the circular puts clearinghouse
keepers on their SUard.-Nctc York Letter.
Rochester Chronicle.
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As announced in this paper few days
since. Reuben Ragland. Esq, and McSSrs.
James W. jackson and W. K. johnson, are
nominated by the Walker Executive Com
mittee to represent the city in the next Lc-
-isaturc-Mr. Ragland for the Senate, and
Me>>rS. jackson and Johnson for the House.
These gentlemen arc well and favorably
known throughout the city rs men of energy
and enterprise, and whose interest Is tho
roughly identified with that Of the city.
They should receive the united support OF
the citizens, teaching the carpct-baggcrs
that there is no place like home for them,
and the sooner they pack up and git the
bcllcr.-PeterSburg Express.
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COMMISSIONER BoYD'S OFFICE.
NOO-H. u -.r..urL,> NnN lS lsRn
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
ror,c. rpt-RTuoIISE May Is, lsov.


IN LOUISA CIRCUIT COURT:
Caroline Il. Ballman in her own rignIL o ane
administratrix Of Joseph a. Baman' ,aee GesSSGu
and Frances A. Balman .................f iaih't''
George H. Branham and Mary his wife VINO WAS
Mary Ballman. -, - tho o9d of
AnrU last ii was referred to one OF the colinie-
sioners Of this court to take the i"io"iis az
First An account of the assets, real ana per-
sonal, of the said Joseph A. Ballman, deceased.
Second An account Of the debts OF inc sa no no
sonb a Bailman, and the order OF priority IN inc
oapr,pent of said debts out of both the real ana
pcrsnnui assets And TO that end that the creail
prs of the said Joseph 4. Ballnan be convened Dy
on3tce before the said commissioner, and required
~ MOVE their claims, be forever barreu from
M ipation I'm said assets. ,,o
pTTrbird An account OF the administration OF tl.e
said Caroline B. Balllnan OF the estate OF her N
testate a., no,,o 5ocroe are
,arahy Notified that shall at my Office at, Louisa
Farmhouse, on the 18TH DAY OF JUNE, lsos SUP
proceed TO execute tine same; Ut "nuch lino "i'u
pIa ce they are required TO attend. 80 .o,a
Given under my hand as commissioner Oh sa1o
court on day and year aforesaid; ;, ,y,ycnoS
my I5--S4w JosCfn %
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COURT ORDERS.

MECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT,
I'VE April Is, 1859:
Mary y. Chambers. Plaintiff,
against
Thomas l.. Jones. Defendant,
IN cHASCERI.
This cause is this day dockcted by consent of
parties by counsel, and by like consent came on o
be heard upon the bill, the petition of Martha l..
Jones, by &C., the petition Of William, Thomas,
and j. W. Jones and cXhibts-and was argued by
counsel. on consideration whereof the court
doth adjudsc, order, and decree. that one Of the
commissioners OF this court, after giving notice by
publication once week for four successive weeks
In the Richmond DtSp0tch, Il paper published In
the city of edmond (Which notice shall be c0uiya-
lent to personal service upon the parties in
tcreSlcdl, Of the time and place of taking the same,
do take an account OF all outstanding incum-
branccs upon the real estate Of the defendant.
Thomas l.. Jones. with their prioritics. And that
the same commissioner take an account Of thu;
annual value of the reuis and profits Of the said
real estate, and make 4 report of his proceedings
under this decree 10 this court.
\ copy--TcStc:
"a. ENDLY, Clerk.
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The CoTToS CEoP.-Wc continue TO re-
scive from Ill sections most diScoura-iug ac
counts of the cotton crop. The continued
cold nights and the recent cold winds which
have prevailed throughout the entire east
crn and middle sections of the state have
caused the plant to die, and in many ccai-
ties the crop has been ploWcd up, and re-
planted in corn.
There can he no longer the slightest doubt
that the crop is at least t,centy TO t,centyJite
days later than usual, and that the stand is
generally very deficient. If the. season
should become more favorable at IN early
day, fair crop may he made. but this Is
quite nccrtain.-AuguSta (Ga.) Chronicle.
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The Plan of Union of the Old and
New School Presbyterion Churches
North AdOpfed

New YORK, May 2S.-The Old and New
School Presbyterian Assemblies have adopt
ed the plan of union proposed by the COM
mittec. The New School was unanimous,
and there were only seven dissenting voices
in the Old School. The plan of union in
wolves the acceptance of the Church stand
ards, plain and simple.
Rev. DR.. Howard New SchooD, in OPP
posing haste in the matter, said he hoped Il
judicous delay would secure union with
the Southern Presbyterian Church.
The union of the Assemblies requires
the endorsement of the Presbyteries before
cOnSIlmmatiOn
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, May IS, 1869.
OFFERINGS.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, May %, 1869.
OFFERINGS
Whtdt.-Nonc.
Corn.-whitc, as2 bushels. Mixed, 70 bushels.
Onts.-77o bushels.
Rye.-so bushels.
SALES.
Corn.-White- Leo bushels Mt Sic.
Ons.-20o bushels damaged private terms
30 bushels very good at Sc y bushels good ut &c.
Total, 3o3 bushels.
Ryc.-3o bushels prime ut al.2o.
RE-EyH1BITED.
Onts.-2o0 bushels.
Rye.-20 bushels.
Observation-Disclosures on Change to-day light.
OF 4ot bushels Of Corn offered but 1es were sold.
No change in price however. Oats In but mode
rate demand; but 30i bushels sold out Of ~ offered
prices unchanged. Rye lower; prime now selling
for sl.2o. The price of Corn In Baltimore Is ad
vanclng; sales were made there on the 18th OIL
white from sac. TO ssc the latter for prime prime
yellow brought ooc. : market active. On the other
hand. Corn heavy in New York on the same
day. mixed western selling at 79c. to $780,, ant
western yellow 1T soc. to SOC.
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Later from Cuba---IlincSs of Generai
DuIce---Riotfng among the Govern
u,cnt TrOOOS.

HAVANA, uia KEY WEST, May 2S:-Gene-
raj Dulce is i'll, and his death Is daily eN-
pected.
The garrison of Fort Cubanas rioted dur
ing the embarkation for Spain of the prison
crS captured on the Galvanic. The volun,,
teers tried to stopthe prisoners going aboard "a
the ship, and during the melee cries Oh
Welded TO the entreaties of the Governor.
4 Spanish steamer in Nipc bay fired into
body of Spanish troops by mistake, killing
forty.
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Another GRAND RAILWAY Project
Eufalo. y. T.. May 2I.--A meeting Of citi-
2cn> and the Buffalo Board of Trade has
adopted resolutions tavoring the construc-
tiou of 4 direct line of railway between
Portland and Buffalo rs part of a tranS-con-
iiucntal railway from san Francisco to Hall
fax and Newfoundland. The distance from
Buffalo 10 Portland is 4So miles. \ charter
has been granted by the States of Maine,
New hampshire, and Vermont, and one por-
tion Of the line is already in progress.
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The Congressional Sub-Judiciary
Gor,smittee on its Travels

ATLANTA, GA, May 2S.-Judgc Bingham
and MesSrS. Longbridgc and Eldridgc, OF
the Judiciary Committee of Congress, en-
route for Montgomery, arrived here this
morning, and were entertained by Governor
Bullock. They spend the evening with
United States Judge Erskine, and leave TO-
morrow.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL

Z
: This SPACIOUS ESTABLISHMENT 10 ele-
gantly fitted mp, and Is located within siRt OF THO
NATURAL BRIDGE, the greatest curiosity IN
the world. The scenery around IL extremely
Wild grand, picturesque, and romantic. For good
fare and comfort in every way the proprfetors arc
determined NOT TO BE EXCEIsLED. reg
Permanent as well as transient boarders ana
pleasure parties win find Il to ne of tho NOSE
DESIRABLE SUMMER RETREATS IN THE
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS, contiguous TO all WA
tcring-places. A supply OF mineral waters kept
on hand. Daily communication by stage and
packct-boat.
TERMS Board, per month, s3s per week, 9lo |;
per lay 20. Single meals, 81.
Distances distance from Lynchbnrg by packet,
thIrty-slx miles; from Bonsack's depot ton tho
nvc miles from Goshen Depot ION the chesapeake
and Ohio railroad) by stage, thirsy-foar miles )
from Staunton by stage, fifty miles.
Omen for the accommodation Of visitors the
whole year. j. w: BhUCE q va
Iroprictors, Rockbridgc county, va.
j. W. BRUCE.
C.. l.. MUSpAY. my Ic-e0Olm
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DEATH OF DIR. WILLIAM II. PITTs.-Our
community has to mourn the death OF an
other valued citizen. DR.. William II. Pitts
departed this life on the morning OF Tues
day last. in the forty-fourth year of his age.
The Doctor was native OF Rlchlnond.-
AtlLIlnn LtralnlNn.
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Foreign Markets [BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets [BY TELEGRAFH
LONDON, May s.-Noon.-Consois, e3i. United
States bonds. 70s.
LIVERPOOL May 2S.- Noon. - Cotton n shade
lrncr: uplands, llad. Orleans, 1l'd. estimate!
sales II bales: sales for the week. e. 600 bales
including To- 900 for export and 5000 for spccula-
ton stock d23, 900 bales. including 23l 900 Amcr
can. dferno0n.- Cotton - Uplands, HID Or
leans, llsd. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
lrmcr.
LIVERPOOL. May 2s.-Ecening.-Cottonc closed
at-riplands. HID Orleans llIi sales II 900 bales;
stock aDoat, 5O2, 900 bales including l49 900 Ameri-
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,
d BATH COUNTY, VA.

This attractive SUMNER RESORT. situated ten
miles from Millboro' depot, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. on the main stageroad leading 70 tho
Warm, Hot. and Healing Springs, win be open for
the reception OF . LIMITED number OF boarocrs
on JUNE 1St, 1859.
The value OF these waters stands unrtyalled In
the list of mineral springs OF the United States.
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing 70
the public that the neat buildings at BATH ALUM
have been thoroughly refittcd and furnished IN .
style that cannot fail to render the place
and comfortable both to the invalid aud pleasure
seeker.
Those wishing to secure n choice OF cottages or
rooms would do well to apply early, as we are now
making our arrangements for the season.
JOSEPH BAXTER,
ap7-WSS3m Proprietor.
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FEonors to the Confederate Dend.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 2S.-Coloncl w. c.
Breckenridge delivered IN Grafton at Battle
Grove Cemetery, Cynthia, KY, to-day, on
the Confederate dead.
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Statement of the Cotton Trade.

New YORK, May 2S.-The following is n
statement Of the cotton business at all the
ports of the United States for the past
week Receipts, ID, 1J6 bales; exports, to
Great Britain, 1890 bales; to the Con-
tinent, 12,115 bales; stock on hand, 100000
bales
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ROUTE WASHINGTON, ID. G, TO HARRIsoS-
BURG, NA.-William Watkins James Is APP
pointed at 81 ,0S0 per annum, rscc Watkins
James, resigned from lst June.
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uIRSH & GUGGENHEIMER

WILL OPEN or
TUESDAY, MAr 18TH, 1890,
.her third regular and complete supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
and would particularly call the attention OF the
ladies to the handsome display OF DRESS GOODS,
which have been selected with the greatest care,
and unusual good taste displayed In style and
pattern.
Elegant WHITE STRIPED SILKS, admired by
every one;
JAPANESE CLOTHS, all shades considered
pretty;
JAPANESE SILK PoPLINs, all colors, only
$40 pattern;
BLACK AND WHITE GROUND GRENA-
DIMES with colored silk figures;
STRIPED and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES
at Is 374, 40. IS, and Soc;
PLAIN, STRIPED, and PLAID mOzAM-
BIoUEs, cheap and pretty;
Beautiful CIIENE POPLINS, for walking suits,
only 57ic.
MOURNING GOODS:
5. BLACK GRENADINES at 81, $3.50, and ss-
very cheap;
81 BLACK GRENADINES at Il per yard-a
bargain;
"a BLACK GRENADINES, very pretty and
cheap;
Pretty GRAY MOHAIR GRENADINES, sulta-
bic for second mourning;
BLACK CIIALLIES,
BLACK TAMARTINEs,
BLACK CRAZE and ENGLISH BAREGEs.
l. 900 wards CIiENE BAREGES with silk en-
broidered figures only 3oc., selling every
| where Mt Sic;
.. 900 Yards ORGANIZES only CSC. a yard-vcry
cheap.
| LAWNS,
| JACCONETS,
ORGANDIES,
BLACK FRENCH CAMBRICS at !oc., remark
| ably cheap;
PIQUES,
PIQUES,
pIQUES,
PIQUES,
| Another lot of CAMBRIC and SWISS EDGINGs
andINSERTINGs, bought at large auction
| sale in New York, and which will he
offered at prices that no one Will
fall to buy.
WHITE GOODS.
SWISS and ORGANIZE MUSL1NS,
JACCONETS. CAMBRICS,
PLAIN and PLAID NAINSOOkS,
IRISH LINENS,
PILLOW-CA9E LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
! TABLE DIAPER,
100 picccs WHITE LINEN DIAPER at q, g.. so
and 33-Srcat bargains.
LLAMA LACE SIiAWLS,
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS.
MEMS WEAR.
A large stock of
LINEN DRILLS and DUCKING,
CAsSINlERES, MELTON CLOTHS &c.
pARAs0Ls, sun UMBRELLAS, rARASOLs
A large and fine stock of RlBBONS-narrow an
wide plain and fancy-can be found at
THE DRY GOODS STORE
BROAD STREET, No. e27
RICHMOND, VA.
statesmen:
VIC. KEAS, j. II. CuESERY, W. H. GoRpo
,rormcr,vofs. VI. Price & Coz. my
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BUILDING SAND.-I will contract TO
ID deliver in any quantity superior RIVER
SAND, for building and plastering.
S. 2. LATHROP,
mysI Seventeenth street at draw-brldge.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
nor THE TOILETTE.

ESSENCE OF THE WHITE ROSE-a new, tash-
ionable. and exquisite perfume;
LUBIN'S EXTRACTS and SOAPS,
FaRINA COLOGNE WATER,
MAGNOLIA WATER,
FLORIDA WATER,
lIfBIN.S LAVENDER WATER,
FINE SPONGES and SPONGE BAGS,
POMaDES,
COSMETIQUES,
ppITsHES. &C.. of the finest quality, for sale by
MEADE Il BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists, al' Main street.
my &c ----
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Secretary BOutweIl's Financial Plan.
WASHINGTON, May est is generally TN
dcrstood that Secretary Boutwell, will not
retire the three per cent. certificates.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.


NEW BOOKS.
- ,rr,rr,> u-,rrnc prc,o
FISHING IN AMERlCaN "A1Eh". by "cnlo
&. scout. no, IN orr. Dn 1roc
LIE oi,EN iVIah SFih' oS III; 49, Nv
Wallace: ,,,, MN >- or,
TOMMY IltI; AND ,"HAi he biD ~ "Ni
KATiiLEEN. 4 Novel. Blythe author of Ray
mnnd's Secret -
FOR HER SAKE. 4 Novel. BY the author OF
Poor Ilnnanity,,' &c.
TIE MN W ~ la tiS. ID! lct2 iuEu.
Our STATIONERY stock Is l,lli ana conlpic'e.
want would do well to examine our stock before
purchasing. o, a. H. nnsitn NOS, o,co
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NIECkLENRuRG CIRCUIT COURT


NECkLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT
w April 0. 1850:
i. Boyd 4 Son. who sue for the benefit Of s. i.
johnson. their trustee. PlantiilS
against
Salic Baptist Defendant
IN ClIASCERY.
This cause. which has been regularly maturcd
and set for hearing nj the rules, came on to be
heard the bill taken for confessed and exhibits
and was argued by counsel. On consideration
whereof the court doth adiudgc, order, and decree
that one of the commissioners of this court. after
giving notice by publication once week for four
per published in the city Of Richmond (Which no
ticc Shall be equivalent to personal service upon
the pariic inercStcdl Of the time and place OF
taking the same. do take account OF all out
standing membranes upon the interest of the dc
PENDANT, Sallic Baptist. III the land In the proceed
ings mentioned. with their rrioriiics Andthat tn,
.aInr commissioner take an account of the annual
value of the rents and profits of said interest and
tha, he make report Of his proceedings under this
decree to this court. y copy-TeSte
G. \. ENDLI, Clerk.
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Just received, a new and select assortment OF
DRESS GOODS, Of various styles and qualities,
worthy the special attention of the ladies.
loo pieces OF the ncatest patterns Of CALlCOES we
have had for many day:
35O pIeces of Sill X and SATIN RIBBONS, striped
and plain, all fashionable shades and widths,
and prices to suit;
4 fine lot of HOSE and HALF HOSE;
UNDERWEAR for gents and ladies;
GLOVES,
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS etc;
LACE SHAWLS aud other summer SHAWLS;
PARASOLS, FANS, some extra bargains In these
Another selection Of CASslMERES,
LINENS,
COTTOSADES, and other materiasl for men q ant
boys wear;
Some new additions to our WHITE GOODS de-
partmcnt in
PIOUES, MUSLISS. CAMBRICS,
NAINSOOKS, TOWELLiSG,
NAPKINS, TABLE DAMASk, etc, at very 10"
figures.
For full line Of first class DRY GOODS, a
prices guaranteed as low as any In The country
North or South. please call at
JULIUS MEYERS,
myo5 803 Broad street, near Sixth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-29
Southern Land Company Organized
i'm New York.

New YORK, May ga number of in
1lucntial men have organized themselves
into southern land company, with Il CAPT.
North Carolina legislature.