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SECOND GRAND OPENING
OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
.uvLIUS SYCLE,S

JULIUS SYCLE'S
.s groad street between Fourth and Fifth streets.
We have lust received one or the LARGEST and
pysT ASSIGNMENTS OF SPRING and Sum
rTRDRY GOODS ever offered 10 this city, and
{, rrices 10 suit one and all;
CALICO ST. 10 and E3c.;
rs.Sps at 2sc. per yard, really worth soc.;
,sTEIPED GRENADISE at s73c.;
STRIPED CHALJIE, asc.;
StTIS-sTRIPED MOI ANTIQUE at 4oc.-really
= great bargain:
sITI-- STRIPED CHINA POPLIS at 6oc.
JAPANESE PoPLIN, plsin, plaid. and striped
BLACK GRENADINE. BAREGEs. lamar
TkSES. &C.;
rrGURED GRESADfEE:
LLAMA LACE POINTS At all prices;
SILK SACQUES;
SINNER sHkWLS, a large variety;
WHITE GOODS OF every description;
sxGRFSADIEES, BARKGES, and FRENCH
OHGASDIss, for shawls;
EMBROIDERED and LACE HANDKER-
CHIEFS from 90 to 7sc.;
LINEN BOSOMS, full size, 7sc.;
IRISH LINEN, PILLOW-CASE and SHEET
ING LINEN:
UAMSUTTA COTTON at 25c.;
S7,cndld wEITK COTTON al I?sc;
CASsIMERES. LINENS, and COTTONADEs at
?Sc. SN9 NINSI!S' i"I boSS aEu iIcH neST
100 dozen Ladies' WHITE HOSE st lac pair;
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIsFS six for 81;
u dozen Misses Isle GLOVES, laced back,
q, 75c.:
Ladies LINEN EANDKERCHIEFs at 81. rs per
dozen;
NOTIONS IN endless variety;
rGRAsOLS sad Sun UMBRELLAS;
FANS;
Real FRENCH CORSETS, &C.
JULIUS SYCLE, <l5 Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth,
ap:s next door TO Keiningham's bookstore.
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CHURCH NOTES.

The fine weather of Sunday filled nearly all
the churches with worshippers; and 1t being &
the first pleasant Sabbath Of the season, the
ladies generally awaited themselves Of the op-
portunity to appear upon the streets in all the
glory of new bonnets and light colored walk
ing suits.
Our principal religious news Of the week
relates to the Sunday school cause, an animal
and several monthly meetings having been
held since our issue Of Saturday.
EPISCOPAL.
The anniversary Of the Episcopal Sunday
School Union of Henrico parish was cele-
brated on Sunday afternoon at st. Pauls
church. A crowd far beyond the capacity OF
part of the church was filled with the little
folks and their teachers, representing all the
different Sunday schools of this denomination
Within the chancel were seated Rev, DR..
Woodbridge twho presided), Rev. Or. Mimi
gerode, Rev. Henry Wall, Rev. DR.. Peterkin, n,
Rev. George Peterkin, Rev. T. G.. DashielI,
and Rev. - Baker.
The services were introduced by the reading
Of a part of the Sunday School liturgy, the
children making the responses. This was fol-
lowed by an address from Rev. Mr.. Wall on
the passage, 1.-The Son Of Man came to save
that which was lost" which he illustrated by
some striking anecdotes, making the subject
| clear TO the most childish mind.
After more singing, Mr.. Baker came for
ward and told the children something about
Jesus as child.
DR.. Minnigerode also made an earnest and
impressive address after which, the exercises
were concluded with the singing of the Gloria
In Ercelsis, and prayer. -..-..-...
The annual meeting Of the Episcopal Sun
day School Union was held 1T St. Marks last
night. Opening service conducted by Rev.
DR.. Peterkin, of st. James. Rev. T. G.
Dashel., Vice President, in the chair; Cap
tain Charles Dimmock acting secretary.
The annual report was read by the Vice Pre-
sident, and showed that the Union was in q
most flonrishing condition. The parish school
conducted under the care of this Union has
more than surpassed the hopes Of its best
friends.
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GRUBBS s WILLIAMS will r
LOCAL MATTERS.
The Oakwood Memorial and Deco.
ration Dav

The ladies of the Oakwood Memorial Asso-
citation on yesterday paid their annual tri-
butte TO the memory Of the Confederate dead
inferred in the cemetery under their partcu-
lar care.
The day was as bright and beautiful as a
southern heart could wish for the noble work
and the ladies and children-many of them
bearing flowers-thropged the avenues lead
ing 10 lakewood. True, the crowd was by no
means so large rs that which annually visits
Hollywood but still it is estimated that not
less than two or three thousand persons were
on the ground during the day. They were
constantly going and coming, In carriages, on
horseback, and afoot, from about 10 o'clock in
the morning until the shades of night began
TO fall.
The Board Of Managers and invited guests
left st Johns church little before noon, and
were followed by a large number of persons
who had assembled at the same place laden
with such floral offerings rs they could pro-
cure. Arrived at the cemetery, the crowd
dispersed, and the flowers were soon distri-
huted but owing 10 the backwardness of the
season these were few, and many graves Of
the known rs well rs of the unknown dead
were left without even sprig or q bud TO
show that they were not forgotten.
Among the graves that seemed to have re-
ceived unusual attention at the hands of the
ladies we noticed that of Major J. w. Adams.
OF the Forty Fourth Georgia regiment, who
seems TO have been favoraby known to the
people Of Church Hill during the DAYS of war.
The monument near the gate was handsomely
testooned and crowned with q wreath of ever
green.
There was no speaking during the day, nor
any noisy demonstration, as the ladies thought
best. while showing their affection for the
dead, 10 do nothing whatever that might be
construed rs evidence of q desire TO keep bare
old wounds, or that might be used to the pre-
lndice OF the living. 1t was 4 quiet, popular
demonstration, and the Sabbath stiffness that
prevailed was not the only feature of the ob-
servauce that gave it, TO the spectator, the ap-
pearance OF Il religious rite.
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III They are Offering E large stock OF
LES0S and MOZAMBIQUEs at 60 IS, and 2cc.;
DELAINES and ALPACkS at 20 IS, and soc.;
Lawns at 2oc. sold everywhere at 25c.;
CHECKED MUSLIEs 8. ali prices;
A .uA assortment OF BNiLLIANTS; elegant
PERGALES; PRINTED CAMBRICS and
PRINTED BHILLIANTS;
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES. KENTUCKY JEANS,
LINEN, and DRILLINGS, at all prices;
TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOYLIEs. and
TOWELS;
COLQKED TABLE-CLOTHS and NAPKINS;
MAEsEiLLEs QUILTS. for Cradles, Cribs, and
Bedsieads;
LACE CURTAINS, EMBROIDERED CURTAIN
MUSLIES and NOTTINGHAM LACES;
rKINTED and WHITE IRISH LINEN;
SHIRT BOSOMo OF every description;
LACE POINTS or every description;
COTTON and LINEN DIAPERS;
INFANTS FROCK WAISTS and DRESSES;
ELEGANT EMBROIDERED BANDS;
CA&BgIC and SWISS INSERTINGS and
EDGIEGS;
Isle, GUIPURE, VALENCIESNEs, and
CROCHET EDGINGS and 1NsERTINGS;
TAPE-BVaDERED HEMSTITCHED, LACE,
TUCKED. and EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS;
A r4U assortment of FLANSELs at very low
p:ices;
BUFF and WHITE PlQUE Ia large variety;
pARASOLS and UMBRELLAS IN endless va
s!cty;
4 large assortment: OF FRINGES GIMPa and
BUTTONS;
MAGIC, BROADWAY, COVENTRY, NIGHT
INGALE, and BRITANNIA RUFFLEs;
MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS and COT T N
PRINCES;
POINT, MALTESE, ,VALENCIENNEs and EN-
BROIDERED COLLARS;
An endless variety OF WHITE and COLORED
LINEN COLLAEE and CUFFS;
MITs; Isle IHaEAD, SILK, and XII
GLOVES;
A full assortment Of HOSIERY for men. women,
and children:
WATERPROOF CLOTH in all shades,
PARAsOLS Of the latest designs;
LADIEa' sUN UMBRELLAs-au sizes;
STRING and SUMMER sHAWLS and SILK
WRAPPINGS,
All kinds or NOTIONS.
CHEAP JsWELRY,
JET CHAINS, &C.
You can md everything IN the DRY GOODS
LINE, at the very lowest price, st
LEVY BROTHERS.,
sp:7 Nos 1918 and l2ls Main street.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1859.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State of Maryland, Trivers, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys
& williams.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. Z. Dunham
4 Co.
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, Boston,
merchandise, captain.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner +. II. Lock wood, Sherrett, cleared
from New York Cor Richmond on the 9th.
EosroS. May S-Cleared, schooners Heed
ard Frank for Richmond, Va.
Schooner Isaac NanSant, Pitts, cleared from
Philadelphia for Richmond on the Sth.
Schoouer Convoy, hence, arrived at Phila-
delDhia on the sth.
Schooucrs Wyce Criterion, and Oceola, ar
rived at Norfolk on tie 9th.
The steamtug Peter Puiyer has been pur-
chased by Captain Charles L. Nelson for
81 roo. - from II. Heath, agent. She will be
hereafter employed between this port and
Norfolk towing.
BELOW.
Schooner Caroline Hall, from New York
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, GA, May lO-Bark Nardboer,
from St. Nary's for Monteyideo, is ashore on
St. Nary's bar leaking.
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No reports from Manchester Church, Val
lev Mission and Fulton Mission schools.
Three scholars of the Second Church school
were baptized during the month, seven in the
Sidney Church school, and over forty in the
Leigh Street school.
The topic, Christ as Teacher Model
for Sunday School Teachers," was discussed
by Rev ]. a. ChambIiss, Professor Harrison,
Colonel Thomas J . Evans, Professor Winston,
and William H. Williams, in brief, earnest,
practical speeches.
The pulpit OF the First Baptist church was
filed morning and night by Rev. -, OF
Philadelphia.
PRESBYTERiAS.
The annual meeting OF the Presby terian
Sunday. School Union was well attended II
was held in DR.. Hoge's church. The follow
ing table exhibits the condition Of the schools
for the past month:
Average attendance.
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MATos's CorRT--M,yor ChGioon prsSiding.-
Margaret Gordon (mulattol, charged with
abusing policeman Shields and interfering
with him in the discharge OF his duty, was
fined $50.
James Hamilton tnegro), charged with using
insolen, and abusive language 10 policeman
Rex, and refusing 10 leave the sidewalk when
ordered 10 do so, was discharged with the
much abused warning 20 do 80 40 more.
NJ Heller, charged with assaultlng Garland
Johnson {negrol with hammer, was fined
five dollars.
William Richardson and Louisa Moss (ne-
groes) were arraigped for lighting in the
house of Annie Jones. Richardson was fined
five dollars and Louisa discharged.
o. C. Mcneil, charged with trespassing upon
the premises OF John Mcneil and threatening
10 pull his house down, was discharged.
T. II. Ogden, drunk and disorderly, was
committed in default OF surety.
Winston Jackson (negro). charged with tres
passing on the premises OF Maggie johnson,
was arraigned. His case was continued.
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RICHMOND, May 10, 1852.
Editors Dil1lntch .

EUlUTS URputcH:
Permit me lhrc ugh your columns ID return to The
citizens of Manchester and the Fire Department Of
This city my sincere thanks for the rnirng ene gy
lsplayed In the attempt to rescue my property
from destruction on the morning OF the 4th instant
h!thou gh the fl h,mes had gained 100 much adyan-
tase to admi. or successful effort to ext'nguish
them in the main bu ldng or the factory when dis
covered yet to the daring and intrep!dty, and the
unweared exc: tons OF the citizens or Manchester,
am indebted for the preservation OF my dwelling
wh lie the assistance Of Fire Company No. was
tic means Of the rescue Of property Of considera-
bic value EDwIN T. PILKISToN.
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REHEARSAL FOR THE CoSCEgT.-Our reporter
had the privilege Of attending the rehearsa! Of
the Musical Benevolent Association at the
Second Baptist church last night, which was
preparatory 10 the grand musical entertain
ment 10 come Off II the same place tonight.
The programme embraces some fine pieces,
and, aware Of the frequent practice OF the per-
formers, we were not surprised 1T their excel
lent rendition. The concert opens with IN e
fayorite chorus OF Meyerbeer, softly Tread
ing" rendered by the fuIl vocal strength Of
the Association. Then there is fine and
thrilling solo by Mr.. R., and q swee. duo sung
by Hiss G. and Miss H, who, py their ini-
tials, will be recognized as two OF our best
amateur vocalisls. The other prominent sing
ers are Mrs. B., Mrs. E, and DR.. W, who ap-
pear in trios, and DIR. 3. in 4 solo. The chorus
OF male voices in Spring Delights" is one
of the best things on the programme, and will
be sure 10 be appreciated by discriminating &
public. The same may be said OF the solo,
Una voce POGO fa,'' by Miss W, and The
final chorus, Round About the Starry
Throne "a masterpiece Of Handers genius.
The concert is an assured success; and as
large number of the tickets have already bee Il
sold il would be Well for AL 10 be punctual in
their attendance if good seals are desired.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICKi

A
How often does II happen that whole family
ishrought 10 the point Of misery through sickness
"i IAe!r provides, the husband ana The tather-he
being un abe in suc state TO labor for the means
%! support, and they, being too proud 10 ask Tor
assistance IN time are exhausing all their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and al last
There Is nothing remaining bu. utter dependency.
Al! this can be avoided by paying Ia g92a times
4 small amount 10 the fund of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
ths relief OF the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying ~; %
ls4l annually. IS every week when slck or oy
paying $5, $40 every week, no mater whether Inc
Disease !s derived from accident or any other cause
he premiums are pus 50 low as To enable even
%. poorest man TO join this be1evolen, association
want.
Information can be received st the cfice OF the
company, sN Broad street.
agents for al parts Of the country are wanted.
DihkCToRs : William Wildt, President: a.
0SaeGeF, Treasurer; John II Pein, Secretary.
sTERs: John Purcell: james Miller,
SSE!cF or The Union Savings Bank =. IL. Eosen-
OAuia. ap5
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Broad Street school was declared the high
est for March, and Trinity school the highest
for April.
The next meeting will be held 1T Union.
Station church.
At Trinity church on Sunday night the Rev.
Mr. Proctor preached the first OF series OF
sermons on the Lords Prayer, taking rs the
text the words "Our Father who art in Hea-
ven, hallowed be Thy name" The gentle
man handled his subject in mastery man
ner +: and for beauty of expression and sound
ness of argument the sermon was remarka-
BILE These sermons will be continued for
several Sabbaths.
Rev DR.. Duncan preached st the Broad
Street Methodist church to crowded congrega-
lions morning and night, and his discourses
were heard with marked attention.
Revival meetings are in progress At the
CLAY Street Methodist church under the min
istration Of the pastor, and the interest on
the subject of religion seems 10 be increasing
On Sunday morning eleven persons were adj
mitted 10 the church. The meetings will be
kept up during the week. There have been
tifty-tiye conversions since The revival COM
menced.
BAPTIST.
The monthly meeting of the Baptist Sun.
day-School Association was held IN the Elrst
Baptist church last night, Charles II. W in
Ston, Esq, (the presidenD in the chair J Jonn
NJ Pitcher, Esq, secretary.
There was Il large attendance, ana Lne eAeE-
cses were deeply interesting.
The reports Of the superintendents OF the
schools showed the following average attend
ance for the past month, including one RAINY
Sunday:
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WIRES AND LIQUORS.

= =
T LIQUORS, LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
We beg leave to call the attention Of the trade
to our
LARG Z and dWELL-sEL ECTED ASSORTMENT
.OREIGE and DOMESTIC WINES
LIQUORS, &C.,
consisting In part OF
casks Otard, Dupuy i Co.'s Fine Brandy,
vintage l362;
cssk old henaessy Brandy. vintage 1882;
IS dem Johns Extra Fine Dark Brandy, FOR me-
dtciual purposes;
casks Very superior cherry Wine
casks Very Superior Port Wine, direct In
pCrtattCn:
10 ca X Medium Grade" Wine.
so baskets Champagne, superior brands;
IS cases nae " Ines one dozen bottles each,
so eases Cla-et Wine,
barrels tW. AZ Old Rye Whlskey, FIVE years
10 barrels kentucky bourbon Whlskey, two
10 bslfeis ISds' %G Wilson's Pennsylvania whiskey,
two years Old:
IS barrels Lnck-y's Mountain Whiskey,
20 barrels hangers Whiskey,
q barrels Martin y hishcy,
IS barTc.5 " hit-'s Eockoyidge Wh!skev,
10 barrels Ergelrnan's Valley Choice Wbi5key,
$50 barrels common 10 medium Y hiskey
10 barrels Ho land Gin.
Is barrels New tngald Pun,
barrels old Jam aica Kun.
Also, large lot Of luiNeI Brandies, " ines, Cor
Gi.ls, Tonic and Bar 81 ers, &C., &C. In store anG
fer sale Oh accommodating terms.
AEDHEW J. GRAY 4 CO..
ap2s No. , Pearl Block.
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highly spoken Of. This gentleman, who Is
fast establishing reputation rs minister,
will be publicly installed on next Lords day.
M>thodist.- the Methodist church the Rev.
Mr.. Garland filled the pulpit morning and
night. On the last occasion he preached the
third of series OF sermons to the young men
of Manchester. These sermons are marked
~ signal ability, and we trust may be like
seed sown upon good soil.
Episcopnl-At this church the Rev. Mr.
Lindsey iectured morning and night. Theat-
tendance both at services and the Sabbath
schools was good.
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ROBBERY oF TOBACCO fAcToKT.-Cn Sa-
turday evening It SO o'clock the toh2ccc lac
tory OF J. B. Pace, on Twenty second street
between Main and Franklin, was br"Ncr into
and robbed of thirteen caddes CT rcH7cco.
The thieves effected an entrance ~ climbing
10 the top Of an engine house II the rear OF
the factory. They were seen by seTercl women
in the neig borhood, who elected &c rt~c the
alarm on account of their exceeding dread OF
being summoned before q court. POLICEMAN
Mccarthy came upon them before .he~ sue
ceeded III getting of with all the.- r''under,
and compelled them 10 leave the" e ,he
stolen caddies behind.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RAND CONCERT
By THE
RICHMOND MUSICAL BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION
AT THE
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
CORNER MAIN AND SIXTH STREETS
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY llTH, 1869.

The above named Association, which has.
thror gh The kindness of the members OF The second
Baptist church he'd their meetings for nearly the
whole period sin e their organization In he lee
ture-room OF said church free Of any cost for
rent, lights, or fuel, in testimony OF their graft
PLIMtNTAKY CUSCEkT, which win be rem
red as above stated.
J -. 49, PROGRAMME.
FART I.
/. Chnu7-Softly TreaoiHg heyerbaer
?. soIo-Who 1teads the ath OF Duty Mozart
). Duo-The Fairy Sisters Coppola
4. Solo-A Fathers Love, Wallace
s. Trio-Gen.ly Fall The pews Of rye: Mercadanse
0. Chorus-Hau 10 Thee, Liberty, Rosslni
PART II.
l. Chorus-W hen the Morning sweetly
Z. soisHsa5osstn Evening Song ~ p AV' coos
D. Solo and Chorus-t Rosy Crown, Weber
Miss i and horus
N Belllnl
Miss H :. Mrs B., DrW
Muller
g. Solo-Una voce POGO IA. Kosslni
7. chorus-Then Round About the starry
)hrope, Handel
TIE music In this concert Is not OF such a
strictly artistic character that only musicians can
appreciate It, but It's Blended harmonles VIII be
attractive to all.
The admission to every part OF the house has
been fixed ut SO cents for adults children under
twelve years OF age, half price This, IT. Is hoped
Ill render this popular concert accessible To all
Tickets can be obtained from MIR. I. j. STaRKE,
or at the book and music stores, and at the door.
Passive members of the Association will get
their concert tickets from AIR. W =. PILCHER,
assistant treasurer on Eighth street between Main
and Cary.
Doors open at half-psst l. Concert 10 commence
promptly a. half-past o'clock
he ssoC'ation will give another concert at the
same hour and place on THURSDAY hFEN1NG.
18th instant, tho details and objects OF witch Will
be hereafter announced. my Std
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stand that it proposes to communicate with
the Board Of immigration and the Commis-
sioner of Immigration of the State and ascer-
tain what is being done by them under the
joint resolution amendatory Of certain act
OF Assembly which was rather exclusive in
its character as regardedth the immigrants 10 De
invited here.
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ANNUAL MEETISG.-The annual T-cc ,ng of
the Young Mems Christian Association will
be held this evening 81 o'clock in their new
and commodious hall over the store of Messrs.
Thomas X. Price & Co. The president will
present his annual report, and the election OF
officers for the ensuing year will take plsce.
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NAYwRGS.-This delightful spring beverage is
composed OF Heck wine and plant gathered in
Germany generally about the first OF May. The
plant nparts to the wine delicate and delicious
flavor, especially for ladies, and 1t is most
healthy drink for this season. We arc indebted to
our friend II. goSTz, Of Broad street, for very
fine samples.
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IRISH EMI0RASr SocIgrY.-A meeting OF this
Society will be held this evening at o'clock
Among the subjects under consideration VIII
be the Introduction OF emigraut labor, The
sale of lands, and the passage OF 4 law IN ihe
n X Legislature OF . character similar 10 that
under which the Commissioners OF Emigra-
zion OF New York are organized. The Society
consists OF the most influential of our lr!sh
citizens, and intends 10 work vigorously 10
carry out the object for which II was organ
ICED by the General Assembly. We nGder-
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A PROF Ess!oS.L VISIT-Dr. HENRY LANG
HE1sE, from Brunswick. Germany, and DR..
FDwAED DE LACEY, from Paris, France, will
treat all diseases OF chronic nature at the Spots
wood Hotel from May the 1lth to the 18Th. Dis.
Of the eye and will be treated In all the!l
forln3. Rooms No. OIL and %.
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AUJTJON SALES THIS DAY.

CN ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE GALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-FIRsT
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS will rent at auction
as5o'clock the desirable property known
rs Elba Park.
COOK s. LAUGHTON will sell at their store
at 10 A. NJ. household furniture, groce.
ries.
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XTOLOCIPEDE RACE.
GRAND VELOCIPEDE RACE
AT
JACKSON PARK

WEDNESDAY, May II, Mt 1 O'Clock P. NJ,
for the following prizes
First prize Easiest time) $40 90
Third prize (slowest r'dingl S 90
Fourth prize performing the greatest
number OF featsl 8 90
Open for all rlGcrs tthe champion cxcepted).
butranCc to the race, 81.
Admission, IS cents children under fourteen
years, Is cents ladies. free.
TclocIpetcs at the Park until day OF race for
those wishing TO practice.
my 8-35 A. MATHESOS.
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WEST POINT. Va, MAY 10, 1852

Ejiors Of M> Dispatch:
Seeing my name advertised in the DiSpofch OF
the sth Instant OF the justices appointed foI
King VII lam county, take occasion TO state that
It was done without my kn0,cledge and decidedtl
against nay ,cish, and as I am not an aspirant fol
official honors shall mos. respectfully decline tc
accept the Office to which have been appointed.
3. STARK.
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY Just received and .,3 >
Hl opened thl5 morning seyeIa be uti- s5EsSG
faI styles OF gKArE and LAtE sOs-SSSNs
NETS and HATS. Also, 8 large assortment u
straw Goods, Ftameh Illusions, Grapes, sflks,
&C.; all ~ the low. 81 prices.
Mgs. II. WALTON j. CO.,
10. 400 Broad street. corner Fourth.
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