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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ION all public private sales of real estate made
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-nrst day of December the
seller pays them. ...-.- ...
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY.-At about II
o'clock Thursday night Constable +. W..
Robinson lodged in the county Jail negro
named Peter Miller, arrested on the charge
Of perjury, on warrant issued by Justice
West. The prisoner was caught, aftcra hard
ride and violent resistance.
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HoRsE-STEALIHG.--Mose Page and Win
ston Strange (negrocs) were again before the
Mayor yesterday for rhorSe-stcaling. Strange
was sent on to lie indicted. and Page was
discharged, but recognized to appear as 4
witness against the other.
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BEFORE THE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER.
Thomas Dobbins had Il hearing Yesterday on
the charge of defrauding the government Of
the tax on tobacco, and was sent OH for in
dictnict1t.
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MANCHESTER TAX PAYEEs.-Owners Of
real estate in Manchester should remember
that the taxes now due must be paid on or
before the 18th of June, or 20 per cent. will
be added to the amount.
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THAT YOU NG MAN who attracts so much atten-
tion by his gcntccl appearance and nicc-flttlng
clothes must lie patron Of Z. Is. SPENCE & son,
merchant tailors and dealers In gcntlcmcn's fur
nishing goods, No. 1900 Main street.
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! VI. ELLYsoS & Co. will Insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
! lima Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
| fishers rates, for cash. Apply at this office
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very large assortment of spring and summer
hats, embracing every variety of cashmere and
straw. for men, youths, and boys, just received
and for sale low by MCVEIGH MARSHALL, lll2
Main street.
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Our OF ORDER.-The crossings oil Seven
teenth street above Washington, and from
Washington to the Central railroad shops,
sadly need the attention Of the commission
ers of streets
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ASK for FLEM1SG's S tSASToNINE) WORM Con-
FECTIoSs. and take none other. Ali agree that
thcy are the best, safest, and most pleasant. Be-
ware of imitation.
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yE. ICE. ICE at the MARKET STORE

ICE, ICE, ICE, at the MARKET STORE,
j. l7l4 Main, street, between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth. Also FRESH MEATS, &C.. after
market hours !: SLICED HAM; SMOKED BEEF;
BEEF and HOG TONGUES, smoked and picked;
CLOTHES. LINES, one-quarter mile long or
TEAS, GROCERIES, WOODENWARE E,
BROOMS, and anything else. Please 90 and see
or come to r. F. JAMES, In the First Markes Iof
choice BACON, &c. ..--.---,-------- my f--sm
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 81 1860.

IUTI OT IsINIIIKV+'I1f -'h3h1 ~ -70''
ARRIVED,
Schooner United Brothers, ElZey, Albany, lum-
Der. James Gum.
Schooner Laconia, Rockland lime, Pleasants
Ross. - - ,
Schooner d. W. Vaughan, New York hay, CO.
yernlncnt.
SAILED,
Steamer Norfolk, Platte, Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc, W. L. Porter.
Steamer Niagara Brakeman, New York. mcr-
chandisc and passengers W. e. Dunhaln Go.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford Norfolk mer-
rhlndise and passengers, l.. IL. Tatiin.
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MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EN-
IM CHANGE. RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pur-
ToBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made ON consignmepts: Refer to A. +. Harvey,
President of National Bank Of virginia; James
Messenger & Co.. New York; Messrs. johnson i
THOMPSON. Boston, Mass. -, -ls..E lfrs ty "a .s
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MECKLENDURG CIRCUIT COURT


ISl April I, 1850:
4. Boyd & Son, who sue for the benefit OF = X.
johnson, their trustee. .tiantlns,
against
Alexander Sydnor, coroner, and as such adminis-
Defendants,
IN CHASCEnY. r.r
This cause in which the plaintiffs appear to have
proceeded against the absent defendant In the man
ner prescribed by law, and which has been regu-
larly matured and set for hearing at the rnles,
came on to be heard the bill taken for confessed)
and exhibits, and was argued by counsel: On con-
and decree, that one OF the commissioners OF this
court, after giving notice by publication once
week for four successive weeks In the Richmond
Dispatch, a paper published In the city Of Rich
mohd (which notice shall be equivalent 70 per
sonal service upon the parties intcrested) Of the
time and place of taking the same, DO take an & &C.
count of all outstanding membranes upon the
real estate Of Lucy Clark, deceased with their
prlorilics. And that the same conmissioner n take
profits of the said real estate, and that the commits
sioner report his proceedings under this decree TO
''o q, A. ENDLY, Clerk.
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Cooxs1ssfoNER BoYD's OFFICE,

BOYDTON, May To- Isos. J
hereby notified that have appointed TUESDAY
The 2ad day of June next for executing said decree,
when they will appear before me, at my Office, In
Boydton, with the necessary evidence, TO enable
me to do so. ALFRED BOYD,
my I5-S4w Commissioner.
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IA SHOCKING BAD HAT'' is proyerbiaI for It's
shabby effect, rendering the unfortunate wearer
unpresentable inpollte society; but all this can be
avoided by him who purchases the latest styles OF
W. J. BIGGER, on Broad between Seventh ana
Eighth streets. .-'
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LIST OF LETTERS.

T IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
IL REMAINING IN THE RICIIMOND pOsT.
OFFlCE MAJ 22, 1850 - s4g3 ri --r'r-rr1r ~ ":
frrsons calling for letters in this list viii please
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COURT ORDERS.

SEECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT
ISl April Q, 1859:
johnson, their trustee. PlsinunS'
against ... b''it #.'ff~~',f
Sallin .iantiSt Dcle0QAQtN
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TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS Il desire
to express my grateful acknowledgmeats for ING
very liberal patronage extended 20 me 1or INC
three years: and having associated mysetr WIN
Messrs A. W. SHIELDS i Co. as an equai par-
ner solicit continuance OF the same. WIZ give
To give entire satisfaction both as TO quality
aud price. JOSEPH ID. SIZE fENse:
MAY lS 1869. -... .# my ls----||os !.
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THE MAGAzINEs.-Turner is now in re-
coipt of Lipp'ncotfs, the Eclectic, Pack
arFs, and the ladies' magazines. Also, the
various weeklies received this morning.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRED ut the Dispatch office.
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DAN OFF FROM THE SUB a.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

~ A. BRANDER, v. Z. - s..-..s.-f- =
L COMMISSION MERCHANT - E.G
AND DEALER IN AIL}KISDSl OF GRAIN,
corner of Virginia and Cary streets. Ice.
In store and for sale on consignment 200 bushels
Black-Eye Peas, Cider Vinegar, Hay, Corn, Oats,
and Mill Offal..
Agent for Bowen & Mcrcer's SUPERPH0S-
PLATE LINE. my II
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Encourage our native artists, and go TO the LEE
GALLERY for cheap and beautiful photographs.
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DICIIMNND AND DANNlLLE RAIL
II ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after SUNDAY, February "lst, 1859, the PAS
SENGER TRAINS on this road will bc run as fol-
lows
1;otNC WEST, LNNCliBCRG PASSENGERS
leave Richmond daily except Sunday ut SIS n.
Vi; arrive al Hurkcville ut as A. NJ, making
co-r connections with trains on the Southsidc road
for farmyillc, LynchhurE, Bristol, Knoxville,
Nashville. Memphis, SC, SC. THROUGli MAIL
ANp EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily 1t 2:40 T..
NJ: leaves Danvlc daily 1T 9:j2 i. NJ. arrives at
'rusAprn' daily ut l2:lo a. NJ. making close con-
rtions for all stations on the North Carolina road
a"th East and West If Greensboro. Charlotte
Columbia, Augusta. and all points South.
E0ISG EAST. THROUGH NAIL AND En-
PRE>S leaves Greensboro daily al l:3o a. NJ.
leaves Danvile daily ut $50 A. NJ: arrives at Rich
mund daily at IL 4. NJ. INNClBUIG PASSEN-
GERS leave Burkcvillc daily t"Nccpt Sundays at
-" l.. Nj: arrive at Richmond at $50 i. NJ.
Through tickets can hc procured at the ticket Of
flee in Richmuud to all important points South ana
Southwest, and at Greensboro and DanNille to all
points North, East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
{, q Superintendent.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE s'DIspATCHu
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS. CITY. ........
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GARDEN SEEDS!
FIELD AND GRASS SEEDS!
FLOWER SEEDS!
POTATOES.
EARLY GOODRICH, EARLY ROSE,
EARLY WHITE SPROUT, HARRISON,
DYKFMAN, MONITOR, &c.
FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES,
EVERGREENS, FLOWERS,
SHRUBBERY. &c.
The three following catalogues forwarded free to
any address . ....e. .-# H..
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF FRUIT AND
OREAMENTAL TREES,
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF FLOWERS
AND FLOWER SEEDS,
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF GARDEN
SEEDS.
SEEDS SENT BY MAIL. ~ tEa
ALLAN & JOHNSON, .
1908 Main street,
Agents for American Basket Company's Straw
berry Boxes hln
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DLY, Clerk.
COMMISSIONER BoYD's OFFICE, /

The parties Interested In the foregoing decree
are hereby notified that have appointed WE'D
NESDAY the 23d day Of June next for executing
said decree, when they will appear before me ut .
my office with the necessary evidence, &C., 70 en-
able me to do So. ALFRED bO1D,
INV IL Saw Commissioner.
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DIERSON & TURNER,
-',', - .l~ GENERAL SHIPPING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, s..
CORNER WALL AND SOUTH STREETS, .rf.
NEW YORK. E# i+- .s

Freight contracts made to and from all ports.
Special attention given to purchase and shipment
OF lumber. guanos, hay and general merchandise;
also To sale of every description OF southern pro-
duce. fifiE .ift# : - y
ConsiRnmpnts solicited.g-- .FrFV ap 15-3mf
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Rithmond 4ispatrh.

-' ta I'LL ." ! J n -
SATURDAY. 49,. ..-.....MAT q, 1869.
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sEEDsMEN, FLORISTS, DC.

ELIABLE GARDEN SEEDS-a COM
IL plcte assortment. ~
NAVY BEANS, MARROW BEANS, .r
SEED POTATOES-an varictics-carly and
late. For sale by
ap3 AILlSOS X ADDlSoN-
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CoaMrss1oyER BoYp's OFFICE,


The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified that have appointed THU RSDA1
the 2ah day OF June 1862 for carrying said decree
into effect when they will appear before me, AZ ny
Jn so, ALFRED BOYD,
nv isS4w t.. Commissioners.
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ID edmond AND PETERSBURG
II. KAILnnAD.-On and aftcr MONDAY. MAY

7 T1IFTN 7
sd the trains Of this road will be run rs follows:
Leave Richmond at A. NJ and 2:35 L. Nj.
Leave Petersburg ut $50 \. NJ and $50 L. NJ.
kttOMMODATIpS TRAIN, with passenger
,.r attached will leave Richmond daily at 3:45 +.
VI. and Petersburg daily ut \. NJ. Sundays cA-
"'ptrdl.
SUNDAYS and the ESQ 7. NJ. train will not leave Pc
trr.hurR Sundays
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 3:i5 L. NJ.
train, running through daily.
baggage checked through.
Tho passenger coach attached to the coal train
will !.ty" Glover Hin att 4. NJ. and. returning,
lrayc Richmond Mt 2:l0 l.. NJ. on Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS. ana Saturdays. -
THOMAS II. WNSNE.
arl3 SUPERINTENDENT.
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AEECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT

AgECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT
Wiiiiamn a. Homes, who sues for the benefit Of
William Townes.. riain'ih'
against ,-...,-.
James Hayes, Jr. .'..Deicnoan~
IN CHASCERY. Z #at. H.-F3tU.T
On the motion Of Samuel G. Farrar sheriff, and
admin istrator OF Charles Hudson, deceased, by
counsel, leave Is granted him TO file his petition
making him party plaintiff in this cause, and
then this cause, which has been regularly nsatrred
and set for hearing at the rules came on 70 be
heard on the bil-taken for confessed the petition
of Samuel G. Farrar, sheriff, and as such adminis-
traitor of Charles Hudson, deeeased-and sIhleits
whereof the Court doth sdjudge order, and decree,
that one of the commissioners OF this court aiter
giving notice by publication once y week for four
Successive weeks In the Richmond Dtspdfch .
paper published in the city OF Richmond-which
notice shall be equivalent to personal service
upon the parties interested-of the time and place
of taking the same do take an account or all out
standing incum brances upon the real estate OF the
defendant James Hayes, Jr., with their prioritles
and that the same commissioner take m account OF
the annual value of the rents and profits Of the said
real estate. and that he report MS proceedings
under this decree to this court. .t
4 copy-Teste
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! ~ HARVEST FOR JUNK DEALERS.-1Uc he SuD-
joined note will bring to the notice of the
authorities state of affairs which by no
means reflects credit upon our police. In
| addition to the cases mentioned by our cor
respondent, we know of several inStanc cS
! in which iron gates have been unhinged and
carried off by thieves:
M. Eiitor,-With the Increasing demand for
old metals, there seems to he an inordinatc propcn-
sIty for rc, railngs number of the en- ncosurcs "f
/ dwellings having lately disappeared from their po-
| sitions during the night. TWO hefts of this Kind
have very recently been committed on the most frc-
qucntcd part Of Fifth strcct-one Of the principal
| thOroughfarcs of ShockOc fIi-Onc of them be-
tween Main and Franklin streets the other between
Franklin and Grace. within square Of each other:
and undcrstandan an unsuccessful attempt was made
n few nights since n third enclosure very near
the two above referred 10, each OF which is within
rohbcrics BE- committed If any w;ttchmcn arc as
signed to duty In that part of the city, DO the pc"-
pie IN that vicinity contribute anything to the sup
port OF the police and lfibcy do ought their pro-
| perry 10 be abandoned to Thieves, or arc they not
! entitled to some protection? o.
We have noticed that several persons
| have been arrested of late for dcprcdationS
committed at Hollywood. One thief had
taken several hundred pounds. Of lead from
different enclosures, thereby damaging the
iron railirgS very much. This lead was cap
tlred by nr. O'KicH. and is now in his pos
| session.
! Some two years ago an effort was made to
have a policeman on duty in the grounds,
but as the property belonged to Il private
company 1t was thought that the city should
not be chargeable with the expense. The
company was willing to pay part, but not
the whole cost.
1t has recently been suggested that the
section-holders would cheerfully pay (say)
fifty cents year to have the grounds pro-
perlv guarded, and we should think that
the company would gladly accept such an
arrangement. AT present, many ladies will
not 60 to Hollywood unaccompaned by a
gentleman. If guard were always on the
ground there would be no such fears. While
pfrson &C could Id be evsryYhere at te The
call, and could have his eye upon all sus-
picious persons. If a suitable man could
be found, few section-holders would with
hold from him the pittance of fifty cents
each per annllm.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 90, lsde.
un rises .....,... 4.5i Moon sets. ......... 3o4
tin sets s....... 7.O8 High tide. ...-....... l.5o
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tsNAIlAiN~A, ~uiSo .'A ~
GESTLEN
Adams, A. g.
Allen, Spencer
Alrcnlnlrg. Mons.
Allen, i. III.
Allen, ]. W.
/ Alien. j.. W.
Amman, Franz
/ hmory, Frederick
! Anthony. Dr. alter L.
! Angus, Thomas J..
I Anderson. George l..
| Andrews, George ".
| Anderson, f.. D.
| Anderson, Churchill
! Archer. W. '.
| Arunistcad. William
! ArmiStcad, X.
, Armlstcad, John Nj,
Atkins, job
| yer, Rev. Adams
Barrett. Milton
/ Batkins, X. Is.
Barwald, Nj. 4 u.
, Ball. Lewis tcolorcd)
, Bascoln, James ii.
! Baycr. Johan q.
! Baldwin, G. j.
| Baker, Frederick w.
/ Bailey, George +.
Baldwin 4 Cardwcll
Baker. Alfred 7.
Bailey, hndscr
Bethel, William NJ.
Belts, Louis
Berry, james
Beck. Jacob W.
Bcckman, Henry
Bcrnhcim Il Schmidt
Bigloc. Arthur
BlankinSh;p. J. II, c.
Blankinslip, Watkins T.
Blair. r. G.
Blackburn, Is. =.
Boon, Henry
Boaz. h; 4.
Brown, ". ii.
BraNton, w. Il.
Brush, W. W
Brown. Robert tcol'd)
Brcck. Rev. X. l..
Brooks. Il. G..
Bruncr, j. j.
BuNhaum, NJ. (el
Butler, K. l..
Burnley. James (cord)
Burlin. J. II.
Budd, Harry
Burgess, Charles
Bu~g. Andrew
Bucll, William Z. (?)
Carlow, William II.
Cahaniss, William w. e
Campbell. William
CaSswcll, Thomas
Carter. Thomas j.
Cabot, Louis ..t
CardoZo, Julian
Carncal, Fayette
Carter, George W.
Carter, Edward
Callahan, Denis
Cannon, Edward
Childress, William Ii.
Christian, Ciaborn
Chcnowcth. Col. Il. P. e,
Clutter, Valentine
Clark, M. A.
Clarke. Rev. j. S. X.
Clifford, Clarke L Co.
Cole, George w.
Cobb. Harry A.
Cox, Edward (cOiorcd)
Cooke. benjamin +.
Crump, Thomas Z.
Craiu, O. l..
CrohIcrd, Jarry
Crump, Edward NJ.
Curly, William ii.
Cumbca, John X.
Curry, John ".
Cults. ". De X.
Dandridgc, John (cofd)
Davis. Baily
Davis 4 Simms
Dayhcat MIR.
Dcrrcl, Jonas ;. n
Deubrcy. Samuel IL.
Dobins, Robert III.
Douglass. George L. w
Duke, Richard
Dufncr, Nicholas (2l
Dukes, joel X.
Duchman. III. Clayton
Buifner. T..
Eaton. i. Il.
Edwards, Lelnuel b.
Fllitt, O. III.
Eilyson, X. Scldcn
Eriardt, Frederick ra
Essig, John j. .#
Eyines, Charley
Tanning, Thomas
Fanzer, Henri
Feity, c.
Fenno. ID. q.
Fitcllett, William j.
Fitzgerald, William
Fitzerald, VIM. Roberts
Fisher, Eustacc
Fletcher, William +.
FiDyd, VICTOR
Fleming, Isaac Eisf g
Frayser, r.. e. '
Froman, Robert F.
French, l.. II. z
Franklin, l.. u.
Gallego, William II.
Gary, w. NJ.
Gardner, Sterling
Garcon, X. y..,,
Gaines. Richard
Garnett, n. Is.
Gasiner, L.
Gaines, Edmund T.
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Distribution Drdping, No. s-Erening, Nay 81,
lSG9. a- .-....r.
7s IS lei 4si eS Il I D! 81 So al IS Ilsilsl Il
c. Q. ToMpEISS, Commissioner.
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Z SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF THE SOUTHERN
STATES.
Distribution DraWing, No. 7-Norning, May 81,
1859.
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coNsoL houses ofsTEvEys
MOORE and A. w. SHIELDS & co. have been con
,olidated Mr.. Moore having disposed on M mS
rest the business win be conducted Dy shtEJ,;s
STEVENS e co. In the store recently occapieo
by stevens ( Moore, 600 Broad street. nv
We viii keep alargc stock OF lne Dee. 80 e.sh
GROCERIES, and sell them at the lowest casn
prices. Lii .r6
The services of Mr.. GATEwoop,, 80 well auo
T''fT A. w. SHIELDS & CO., ana
0.5 0 -s j.. II. STEVENS.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER

X " II NoND LAND 1tRh III ' Elk
TIE NORTH, AND NoRTHWEST.-rasscn
gers for Baltimore and points North will take the
Y%Tk Ha4 train the of the
DAYS THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at l
o,clock F. NJ; for West Point, where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL. Captain J. III. FREEMAN.
reaching Baltimore the following morning In time
10 connect with the trains FOR rhiadelphia: New
York &C. iscturning. tho, ADMIRAL l. leaves
pier No. :. I!ght-Str"ct wharvcS, foot Of Barry
street. Baltimore, every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY, at s O'Clock p. NJ, passcn-
gers iyiny in Richmond nj 1890 L. NJ. the fol-
lowing day-.in time to connect with the express
train ON the Richmond ami Danvillc railroad for
nanrilic and all points OF tina lroad Greensboro,
SIi,simry, Charlotte, &C., n. c.; Columbia, S. c.,
and al points South.
nAYS-yiz., TUESDAYS THURSDAYS andSA-
TukDAlS, at P. NJ; leaves West Point daily
Except Sundays l0:lo A. NJ. aT .a'.'-
Frcights received and forwarded promptly. and
through bills of iading given to promincnt points.
THOMAS DODAMEA d. -'
myl Superintendent.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THF,
mond- Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
CARRYING th, United States ma II twice daily Ele-
2nut cars with new patent sccping-chairs on all
trains. The through trains on this road are now
run from the depot corner of Byrd and Eight,
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily al ll:l5 a. NJ, arriving In Wash
lDgtrn al Gas /. NJ. connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North East and
West.
Tl, NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars with t!" new patent siccping-chairs
attached. leaves Eichm"nd daily LSundays except
,.dl at SIS l.. NJ arriving in Washington at G:IO A.
VI. connecting with the early morning trains for
the North. East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop Mt Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
and all wayStations leaves depot corner Broad and
Elghth streets at 1880 l.. NJ Returning, arrives al
$50 4. VI.
Through tickets and through baggage checks to
All principal points -
For further Information and through tickets, ap-
;Iv al TIC office Of the company, corner Broad and
iigrh streets ShoCk"c lill, and ut the ticket oi-
,.r, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
i. T. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
S,Nt'FI RrTIi Superintendent. my4
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TRESH GARDEN SEED!

CABBAGE OUR SPECIALITY!
WE CAN'T BE EXCELLED!
Catalogues sent on application, and brief direc-
tions for cultivation. PALMEK q IuhfIh,
t. 10 1899 Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES -To-MoRRow. We
note the following special appointments
Episcopal.-ReV. j oseph S. Atwell, of Pc
tersburg, will preach to the colored people
at the chapel, corner Of Leigh and FOushee
streets, at II A. NJ. and SP. NJ.
Methodist-Rev. J. E. Edwards, D. D.,
having returned to the city, will preach in
the Broad-Street church at the usual hours.
The Sabbath-School of the Broad-Street
church will hold its anniversary celebration
1t half-past 3 o'clock =. NJ, and will be adj
dressed by Rev. j. G. Granbery, DR.. Ed
wards, and Major Robert Stiles.
PrcsJyter1nn.-Atth the Second church Rev.
+. B. Converse will preach at II A. NJ.
The hour for the afternoon service in the
Second Rev. DR.. Hogc's) church has been
changed from ha1f-paSt to P. M.
At the Third church Church IIilD Rev.
William f. Hill, the new stated supply, will
preach at II A. NJ. and =. VI. ~
Lnglish Lmfherdn.-The supply engaged
by Rev. Mr.. Neiffer for st. Marks will be
unable to fill the appointment, owing to a
serious indiSposition.
st. Johns German will be preach
ing at II A. III. and Z. NJ, and meeting
Of all the members at 3 Z. NJ. for the elec-
ton of vestrymen.
Seamcn's Bethel.-Rev. T. j. Bosgs will
preach at =. NJ.
Monchestcr.-Preachin at the Episcopal,
Baptist, and Methodist churches in the fore
noon. .--..s..- .-.0 . s.. -s#f..#
At o'clock P. NJ. Rev. Joseph +. Deanc
will be installed pastor of the Baptist
church. The sermon will be preached by
Rev. J. A. Chambliss charge to the pastor
by Rev. j. B. Jetcr charge to the people
by Rev. j. L. Burrows. right hand of icl-
lowship by Rev. G. FL. Ryland.