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MONDAY MORNING. £*
The Charleston «'en veatlen.
The disruption of the Charleston Oonven
tion In loOfced upon hy tunny ns the partingol
nnotaseretrandinthe cnble which holds tlie
ship of IState to its onchnrage nnd has thus
far saved It from ihe sea of uncertaintlee which
must follow a dissolution of the Union. One
link after another has given way in the divi
sion of theßapUst, Methodist and (N. S.) Pres
byterian churches; Congress itsell is little
better than a house divided against Itself, and
now, the great Immocratic party seems to haie
broken in pieces, and left the Republic to the
mercy of the winds aud waves. Such is the
gloomy view taken by many muni.-, of the
present state of public affairs.
We are not inclined to attribute such deci
.ive results to the late events in Charleston.
There is, a*, any rate, room for hope that tbe
ipparent split is more superficial than radi
al, and that the Democratic party it- not yet
<ectionali~ed. Tbe real difficulty seems to
lave been about the man, more than the plat,
form. If they had been able to presentncan
iiid.ite whvt*e name would of itself have been
i platform, il is possible there would not have
been much time consumed in the construction
of resolutions. After all, the public have not
much faith in any platforms, except such us
liov. M'bt constructed for John Ruowk aud
those other distinguished members of the Re
publican party who called a Convention and
nominated a ticket in Virginia last full. The
only mode of giving entire repot* aud perma
nence to the Republic will be to erect a simi
lar platform for all intriguing politicians iv
the United States, and let them hang by the
neck till they are dead—dead — dead.
Mau is a creature of circumstance.*., a com
plex machine, a combination of spirit and
matter, the harmony whereof can be greatly
disturbed by even such trivial circumstances
ne the state of the weather, and the condition of
bis digestive organs. This last, however, is
not so inconsiderable a matter as it seem*.
Hi cat allowances ought to *je_h-_*ri-r human
naU*_*rTrit9_ Hie difficulty of keeping the liver
iv order is taken into consideration, and a wise
aud benevolent government, instead of spend
ing mouey iv lishingbounties, in paying sharp
eyed aud nasal New England fishermen for
catching indigestible cod, ought to dispense i ts
gratuities to those benefactors of their species
who advertise so extensively iv the newspa
pers preparations for the rectification and mi
i igoration of the liver. Undoubtedly, many
cases of actual crime may be traced to thedisor
derest condition of thisorgan,while nine out of
ten of the sour-visa*ed,grum,u aamiable people
whom you meet in your daily walks, are sim
ply the victims of a bad stomach, and deserve
compassion rather than contempt. Even tbe
state of the weather, as we have sujrgested, has
its effect upon the temper, aud even upon the
judgment and the mind. The illustrious
Messrs. Heenan and Sat Ens are said to hr.ye
exchanged some complimentary remarks on
tbe state of the weather before they com
menced their international caresses. It if well
kuown that most of the suicides In England
are committed iv the foggy, drizzling days of
November. Tbe sun is a great brighteuer aud
purifyer of the moral as well as the physical
world, but too much of that good thing may
cause decomposition as well as fructification.
We make these remarks because we think
the solution of the late disruption at Charles
ton may be found in causes more superficial
thau a deep-seated cancer in the body politic.
Instead of the spontaneous and graceful ges
ture of welcome, which the delegates no doubt
anticipated from an elegaut metropolis of
Southern hospitality and refinement, the first
echo which the selection of the place of meet
iug awakened was the s-liout of the Charles
ton iun-keepers—"Five dollars a day." It was
useless to explain to them that these enterpris
ing inn-l. epers would necessarily be at great
expense, and that the people of Charleston, a
refilled and hospitable community, had no au
thority to increase or to diminish the rates at
their hotels. The we.ght of this demand upon
the pocket must have become an increasing bur.
then with every day of the Convention. In
Congress, where, up to a law period,the longer
the session the more nourishing tbe jiecuniary
condition of the members, no session could
have been too long tor humau endurance; but i__
Congress were itself to pay a per diem of five
dollars,how long would Congress sit' Without
derogation to the late Convention at Charles
ton, we may suppose that the personal incon
venience aud heavy expense of tue occasion
abbreviated their consultations. Moreover, a
hot Southern city, the thermometer at 95, mint
juleps aud are not tbe most elli
cieut auxiliaries of cool deliberation and calm
resolve. We are, therefore, uot surprised at
the secession, nor of course at the adjourn
ment of the remaining body; for, alter the
withdrawal of twelve States from its delibe
rations, and its owu fruitless balloting* lor a
candidate, there was uo alternative but an ad
journment, and taking tbe chances which
sorrowful experience, sober second though ts*
a cooler climate, and circumstances more fa
vorable to the healthful operation of ihe di
gestive organs may ensure. Whether tbe re
a~seinbliug of this body will be attended by
belter success, remains to be seen. Possibly,
au entirely new Democratic Convention will
be assembled iv Haiti more.
We observe that the Convention composed
of tbe seceding States, has paid our own city
tht* compliment of selecting it as their place
ot meeting. We can assure them of a cordial
welcome. We htive here the handsomest ami
largest city of the Southern Atlantic Slates, a
climate proverbial lor healthfuluess, and as
hospitable, intelligent and patriotic a people
ns can be found in the broad limits ot the
Union. We have in our midst the monuments
of tbe great men of tbe Past—of Washing-
TON, Of Jg_ FKBSON, M_Bo_, PATRICK H-KBY,
who delivered us from foreign tyranny ami
laid the foundations of the American Union.
The old Church, St. John's, is still standing,
in which Patuiok Henry thundered, in which
the first impetus was given to the ball of the
Revolution in the South, and iv which the
Couventiou met thnt accepted that Constitu
tion. Tbis is a sacred place, and all around it
is holy. This old, classic ground of the Revolu
tion is egain to be agraud political battle-field.
It is well for National Conventions lo meet
here, and drink in the inspiration wbich il
luminated tbe soul of the sages, statesmen and
soldiers by whom our independence was
achieved and our government established.
Southern Literary Messruger.
We are requested by Messrs. Mai karlakb
A Panuti-soK, the proprietors of tbe _s*e__eru
r l tterary Messenger, to announce tbnt .Tohk R.
Thompson, Esq , whose connection with tbe
Augusta Field and Fireside has been already
noticed iv this paper, will be succtded in tbe
editorship of tbe Messenger by Dr. GKOK-K
W.liAonv, a gentleman wbose flue literary
attainments and cultivated taste give assur
ance that he will fully sustain the reputation
of tbis periodical. We avail ourselves of tbe
occasion, once more to invoke i tt r*»balf of tbe
Alr*»«_ger the cordial and universal suimort of
tbe triends of Southern literature. Let them
uo longer permit tbis meritorious _aa_a_iua
to languish, but corns to the support ot it*
proprietors with that « material aid » W iUi
out wbich no literary enterprise, whatever
its excellence, can command success.
Hlatk Republican-ottveatienutßiehutond.
Tne late Blnck Republican Oonveution at
"Whi .ling baa adjourned to meet in Richmond
in 1.64. Tbnt is a good long time off. Wby
not select tbe day of judgment ■ It will come
Justus soon ns tlte convention, and be quite as
comfortable.
U. R. TsUtAsin. .—Toe amonn tRt the V. S.
Treasury, s*bh_*ct to draft on tbe 30th ultimo,
W_»S«^te r sHO,of wa_k* -**-,'+_. wnsnt Kicb
iu .ud, #-~-1. :u Norfolk, _hd #PJJ,f_Mf*«t WIN
miugton, N. U A transfer ol •107,500 u> Nor.
folk was ordered.
J. O. Unosmwoou, appointed an one of tbe
dsdefnids from Virginia, to tbe -bits*. CJuu-
Veotton, by tbe recent HepubUonu Couveuiioa
st WRuellrif) in _ota<dl___ of tbis State.
Ttoro wtrs -W (UrUh In FtoHndtlpnla last
WnRR, J
Cerruetlea ef the Bagllsß Franchise.
A recent Parliamentary inquiry into the cor
minion of the siiffratjtn show* that the prac
tice of bribing voters in even more common
and public in England than In the United
.states. The press of (Heat Britain gives fre
quent nnd startliiiK Instances of wide-spread
political venality. The London Merweaur .Star
recites the particulars of a case which was re
cently investigated by en Election Commis
sion, concerning the poll at W_ke_eld, where,
out of a constituency of eight hundred and
sixty-six voters, one hundred and iorty-two,
or more than sixteen per cent., nre shown to
have been actually engaged In nefarious bar
gains for tbe barter and sale of votes.
It must be acknowledged, However, that
they put a higher price upon their consciences
than in the United States. The cost of a freo
liorn Uriton if something surprising. For,
upon these two hundred and forty-two men,
two candidates ppent in actual bribery no less
than three thousand live hundred pounds, or
about seventeeu thousaud live hundred dol
lars!, equal to more than a hundred and twenly
dollar* per man. _Bunu_M tbis, there were other
heavy expenditure** for what the Commission
isioner*! do not regard as legitimate election ex
penses', making a total, for the two candidates,
of more than eight thousand pounds, or forty
thousand dollars.
The evidence-hken before the ailed ion Com
missioners also proves that this evil is by no
means confined to the largest class of voter** j
that the chief actors are lawyers of fair repute
and tradesmen styled respectable; that men
commonly deemed honest members of the
cominumty have couie to look upon the act of
receiving money for their voles and influence
at elections, as a very harmless aud iniioceut
transaction, which ought not in any way to
affect their .lauding in Moiety. The London
Star exclaims : "Turn which way we will, we
meet with proofs of wide-spread venality and
corruption, which may well make us doubt
whether we have any right lo boast that we
live in a civilized and Christian laud."
American F_sct_a.t*eii with Title*.
i tare of vie severest things, severe because ef
iU truth, ever said of our aspiring American
aristosracy, is uttered by _L G_i_la_i>_t, iv
hit. last letter to the Courrier ./***- Etats Cms,
after noticing the marriage of some American
ladies to foreign gentlemen of rank :
•'The rich republicans of the United .States are
fascinated with titl-s. Nobility, the only thing
tuey cannot obtain there, has for them the attrac
tion of lorbidden lruit."
Dr. Hintkr ox Affections of the Throat.
To tb- Edi'or of the Dispatch —In my last letter I
save a deicnntioii of Catarrh, pointed out the con
nection which exists between this disease and
Consumption, and explained a method of treat
ment under which it is rapidly and radically cured.
I shall now proceed to speak oi affections ot the
Tnroat. , . , . . ,
The Throat is that cavity wh.ch is seen'*/»•<*
aad behind the curtain of the palate, on looking
into tlte mouth. From the centre of the palate a
little point ham's down towardi the root of the
tongue—this is the " uvula." On each side ol the
en franc c t„ the cavity called the throat.-ue haye
two glands-the tonsils. The throat is lined by
the mucous membrane, which also covers the
uvula and tons.:.-;. Beneath tne mucous membrane
there are little glandular bodies, which, in health,
secrete a lubricating thud—these are the mucous
fottules. ~ ~
Now. all these several t.arts are liable to disease,
hence you will understand thai aii affections ot the
tbroat are not alike,aur can that lie cured b* the
stn.e lOasediee. Whenwespeik.therefore.of uilec
tiousi.i the throat we say " simpU sort throat.' Ot
inflammation ol the m noons gtembrane—**graamlnr
tort throat," ..r iutl_ittiiiii.tit.ii. with enlargement,
of the mucou.s follicles. The tonsils may be *•«
iarged Iron) repeated attacks ol satesy or the
uvula elongated from repeated attacks of simple
sore tiiroat.
To detect and remove these several diseases, ig
tlie businens of the physician, and that physiosn
and that practice which aooompiishe* these ob
jerts with the greatest certainty and with the
leastinconvenier.ee. is the moot deserting the
confidence of tlie public.
In ordinary sore throat, occasioned by a coltl,
there is simply redress, and slight putfi'iees oi
the membrane, witic,h subside after a few
daTs, and leave the parts affected in their for
mer condition. This occurs to moat persons dur
tngee_h winter, but is thought ef so little coase
tiuence as scarcely to deserve attention. Not so
in reality, however; for each attack leaves an in
creased iiability to a recurrence, and lain the fi.un
dHtmn ol chronic diseases. It is imperative that
all these cases should be promptly treate.l, by the
use of warm enrtithent inhalations from a propel
instrument, the tubes ot wincii are oapabfeol di
recting a large volume of vapor into the throat,
without ellort on the part of the patient.
But simple sore throat does not sewers termi
nate in tins satisfactory manner. All the unp.e.;*
ant symptoms gradually disappear, leaving the pa
tient, as he supposes, m perlect health, but soon lie
becomes conscious if a harassing titillation, pro
ducing a desiic two or three limes a day to cleat
the throat. This, probably, is not perceptible to
himself, but is noticed by his friends. Alter some
le** mouths this disposition increases, and is at
tended by adesireto swallow—the patient feeling
K.ui.ettii.ii i to use a familiar phrase) "stinking in
.ns throat."
Ou looking into the throat, under these circum
stances, granulations of various sizes wiil be seen
studding the membrane, aad causing it. to appear
rough and uneven. At times, these exist hi irreg
ular patches, but COB* HI only they are regular IB
stiape, ami each granulation is distinct. M.ou il
the disease progress, the mucous follicle* of the
larynx also liecome involved, and then we have a
HosKuasa ol tlie voice, with fre.menf and vexa
tious atteaapts to char tiie throat. At these times,
a thick, stick} kind of mucous is forced oil with
considerable difficult)
In ihe rnnATsruMT ol chronic sore throat, the
usual recourse to bleeding, purging, alteratives,
and ton liter irritation, only weakens the cn.-titu
tion, and rentiers tne malady mere inveterate.—
Burgles, too, are of little value. In defiance oi
such mesas, the. irritation proceeds slowly, but
tv rely, towards the lungs, till at. last the Batterer
learns that it i* hut a short step from an enmnani
SOBn ill H..AT tO A t ONFIKM BB I'oN-l M PTItfU.
VV he ii this disease has passed, as it invariably
does when not arre.ited, to tiie bt onchial tub, s, ap
plication- to the flirtmt always tail, unless .on
joined with alterat.vo antl astriugeat inhalations.
No soli bob LlO-in medicine ever finds its way
below ihe division ol tbe windpipe, and rarely
more than two and a half or three inches lieiow
the epiglottis. 'I ac dise.„e Iwlow ihe lowest point
to which application* are ever matte hy the whale
bone and sponge, is hy far the most serious; and
yet. here, when we rely on these applications alone,
il proceeils throu.-h its several stages a* certainly
as though no treatment, were adopted to arrest it
This is no imaginary picture. Nearly one-halt of
the consumptive eases under my care in ttnsctlv
have been previously treated lor "in*, basks ok the
rukoAT," by applications of "muiatk ok sii.
--i kk." and, as they a-'.sure me, not only Ulthout
benefit, but with a decided iaoreaseof tlieir many
distresses.
At tim present moment, 1 ha*, c many pa
tients Buttering from dearly marked eoaaumntiun.
Who attribute their disease of the lungs to '-i;*irn
in.. TiikiK THitoAT*." 'f hese la-tsare lueutioued
in illusi rue the failure and disappointment wlucu
must always occur when ths tliseased surface is
not fully leashes' by the remedy eiuploved: aud
this 1 conceive lobe impossible t.> any other menus
than inhalation.
The term "bronchitis" is very commonly applied
to uiskasbs of thb throat: and this error is
kept up, by tlie foil, of medical writers in using
the tei iv. not in its proper, but in Us POPU__B sig
nification. Keceut books issued from the Ameri
can press have assisted iv an small dejrrce to per
petuate tins error. " Bronchit't" is a disease of
ili«ni)ii'7ii«i'/.i'".'.w;i tii ramilv in every direc
tion through the substance ol the lungs. Bron
chitis is therefore a disease of the lungs; and until
those who use tne term tn designate disease of
the thro_t can discover bronchial tulies in the
throat, tney will find it difficult to justify so great
a perversion of the common seuse of the term.
My next letter will l*e on Chronic Laryngitis—
Clergyman-Sore Throat Your pb't serv't.
RObERT HUNTER. M. I) .
Powhatan House.
Richmond, MayMh, I*JO.
JtßLtGHit'B.— Key. Mr. IV_*rkin,of St. .lame.
(Episcopal) Church, iv Richmond, has been
on a trip ot duty to Norfolk, for tbe purpose
of raising funds to assist in building the
"Meade Hall," at the Theological Seminary,
lie was very successful in bis appeals for
aid to tbis Hall. He collected iv tbe county of
Essex alone, about ¥!,.__.
RgL, Deapsk»*.-T\vo Da** Longkr.—We un
derstand that the demand for Dr. EaMue'a pro
f'esaional aid tor ceafnsss i* so great, that he i*
com pelted to remain two days louger this week, to
aiteud to appointments accepted front the oountry.
Those requiting his services, have therefore cull
an opportunity of consulting hi in before tie leaves.
The mild, gentle, and scientific means for restoring
the hearing, by Or. Kalinu, is approved of by tiie
highest physicians. His consulting rooms are stl_.
{Rain street, a lew doors at. ye the Post-Utbce,
same side.
__*_ Pisiff-.i Tacki.k.—Nr.w i* the season lor
usiuii the hook and line and net, with some plea
sure, as lml. oi ail kinds sic biting, and the disci
ples of old Isaac Walton are enjoy in* the sport to
their hearts' content. But to enjoy the sport in all
it* leuittfi and breadth, good Tome is necessary,
and llieae can only le had at J am_« Walsh's .un
.Store, on Main street, where reels, lines, nets,
hooks, reed and extension polo*, and alt other par
aphernalia ueoeas&ry to a complete equipment,
may he had. Call there snd supply yourself nt
»!_. *"■•* ,f you nre •"•'<■ ot beltl sporU. pislol
nnrt^7._. or *" uni 'xercise, >ou can set the best
GUS,i ' »«»«•■**. *MBTO_S, SWOBDS,
an. *_'_____■ LYL__*' _» ** foui "* iv "'« •**"««■.
it Ja__.w_.-_. T 1 »_-•••• Remember to oal
-*_«» wa_s_»aßam aßore, Muio stiset.
;_"_. P, -* T Photoouapm
at P^sa'Ma-.woTua.le __?_____*2* "***
Ooveraorst. All the ______ '. . *»*•■. • t *« ne » r
Muted iv tne hignlst ___2^sP*l_.-_" «"*- •'»•• •*
iv the day and an, "i M „ _ f __ h ,-- •»"_« all hours
oolored iv OiL__g«a7a£ P___i.' p •_»-*>. rush*
N?|Sfr_Snr*^^_^^^
»» 7-*w* ; JOHR BOUCHER.
N-^-'^JfeV 1 a-»res_ie_ajr appoint** JOHN ii
KLMOH E in* Agent, aud ia mr ansae teTear -
fin the .ROOEWeud .RAN ARy jjV_l_
NEeßin the city oi Kiohnioud, to buy and still for
Sir iwy THO- JMORRi.
A V.-i_r ____ of .RIM BNORTif RIAR HAY.
cargoofatftuonsr "O. R. Lee," daily expect
*_i_#||lS*F-__ut.
COMMERCIAL.
Mobile, May 1.-Cotton-Sales to-day. at 10 ,«
10 l ac ; sales of the week, lv COD bales; receipts of in c
i week. 4.100 bales, against OUT) last ysar; reaeipts
ahead of last year, 100,780 talcs ; stock at Mollis.
106 ouo bale* ; Freights of Cotton to Liverpool, b 18
a 3 ,d. Rxolianiis on London. UN**. "*>"«•
Monn.R, Ma> 4.- Value of the weekly exports,
•JUO .000.
A__xa_nuta, May o.—Flour- Family 97a 7SO
Extra fl •JTRgsfigj HnperfiUe .R6.ll.rn.Ss. Wheat
-white, fair to Rood, d I «3_l_7__ red «1.66t_»l fia-
Corn—white 7tj_780.; mixed76__v..; yellow<ti_.3c.
Ryeta__te. Oat* tootle. Corn Meal 75_t_w. per
tuiabel. Seeds-Timothy 93.Mi03.i0; Clover 9__
,s_u; Flaxseed 94. Provisions-Butter, roll. Ida
30c; Bacon Itki.Pork 97«7.60. Lard lo„13o.-
Whißk«y_l*r:soc. . ia_ Bhni am_9l6 per hun
dred; lion nu. §7.Mn6.6t) pet thousand.
Bn.ri mors. May s—Flour closed firm; How
aid street 96 37. Wheat closed firm-white_§*;«•
_L. .. Corn closed firm -white and yellow _75_ 77c.
Provisions closed steady. Whiskey closed dull at
33 cts.
r_ii_.Dß-.rana, May 6 —Flour unchanged.—
Wheat steady-white 91 Wa I 75, red 91 SOJrl 5J
Corn firm-sales 4,OUtr bushels- yellow st Uo. iVles*
Fork ..li._•, uniurt «1». Lard steady in tierces at
II _c. in kega IR*-. Whiskey steady at 33_33c,
Nkw Voir. May s.—Cotton ruled firm-sales of
l_>.o bales »t unchanged rates. Flour closed firm
at 6 cents neeline-sates of 7,01*1 barrels ; Mate
AhA'oabM; (ltno.*6 15_t;.2..; Southern 3U.40-6.b_
Wheat closed heavy with sales of«ouo bas-sls
whitc Western 91 JB___B. Corn closed lower with
sales of 31.000 bethels white 81 centH; tsltow net
83 cents ; mixed 83 cents, i't.rk closed firm—mess
.*l7._ __17.s7'_ Lartl closed linn at )t , ; i «ir_l *.—
Sugar closed buoyant and active-Muscovado ti>«at
6 T , cents. Cotlee quiet and unciianircd. Spirits ol
Terpentine ruled firm and considerably higher,
Closing at 4SOSI cents. Knsin rul*»tl dull and un
changed. It ice closed stent y at.'. ~. 1„ eta. _
.ales in New York May sth ea dsVeOJ Va. 8 s at
9- 1 ,; 35.000 do. at \n ~: 310,000d0. at 99%, and 93,
--000 Teau. ti* sat R*_.
ilaltiiiioire Cattle Market.
Bn.riMoKß. May i.-Ti.cre was considerable
apathy evinced in tho Cattle market yesterday,
nnd iiricns are a shade iower. The OBSriag* at lite
scales loot vii 6M head of which _- were driven to
Philadelphia, 75 leftover unsold, antl the balance
1150 head) sold to city butchers, at prices raiiKiitK
from 34 to 95 SS per lUO II*.; very lew, however,
would bring tue outside figure. The average price
is 94_3-i the same aa the ta.-t market day, tint the
snaliti of the offerings being considered better, a
aeclirteofl*. centH per 109 lbs. is conceded. Hugs
arc 111 ta.r supply, and are sellun; at 37 *va>9B per
100 lbs., as to "luality. We Mete clipped Mieep
this week nt lrom 94 to •«/- perioolua. gross,
and in fair uciuand.
..TS** T9 IRI veTUI OF RIIH-
C-___> MON D.— I n answer to a communication
published a lew days nv.o. requesting vie to say
whether t would be a candidate for the JUDGE
SHIP of toe Hustings Courr, I have si in ply and
truthfully to declare that the sut-gestiun of mv
name arose entirely with others. Though for
some years past an earnest advocate of the change
winch has been determined on. I never had any
reference to my own personal advancement. Such
an office, however desirable, will alwa>s be, to a
-ensitive niind, a position suggestive of distrust
aid doubt. An earnest desire for it. would, perhaps
of itsell, argue unfitness. Whatever of ambition
1 may have at any tune had for offici— and 1 trust
it was never overweening—matuier years have
very much moderated. Consulting, however, tho
wishes and tlie advice of friends who have proved
true to me on all occasions, I shall—not without
besoming reserve—submit my name to the people
111 the coming election.
Whatever else may be wanting, of one thing 1
feel asm red, that, if elected. 1 shall discharge the
important (titt.es of the office "without fear,favor
or affection."
And as an election would excite no reelings of
triumph, so a failure shall create in my mind
neither mortification nor resentment.
my 7--eod3t A. JUDSOI* CRANK.
LECTURE «.. <Hl._A.-Rev. A.
—*■**-__» B. CABANISS, who baa spent seven
years in China, will lecture in tite Ist Baptist
Church.on TUESDAY EV KIN ING, the **Ui inst.,
at 8 o'clock.
M'EJKi.'i —" The Condition of Female* in China,
including their Encasement, the Marriage Cere
mony, Polygamy and Infanticide.'*
He wul also read a letter trom a China gen
tleman to a gentleman in the United States—a most
interesting ami novel production.
■*_____, He has .1 Chinese convert with him, who wiil
be present ami answer such questions as may be
put to him.
Admission _J cents. Tickets to be had Rt. Mr
Rtabeb's Bookstore.oa .Main street, and at the
Bookstore on Broad street. my 7—3t*
MASS TEMfKKAMK BURET
—■*—»_» ING.—A puhiie Temperance Meeting
will be held TO-NIGHT, at 7> a o'clock, at the
METHODIBT CHURCH. Oregon HiU. under the
auspices of Artizan Division. Several addresses
may Ik* expected, as popular advocate* of the cause
have been secured. The friends and citizens gen
erally are invited. A rich treat is promised,
my 7—lt"
-*T"Cijrs_ fri:i: RXHIIITI O N AT < <>-
i-~-__ KINTHIAN HALL, ef one hundred and
seventy-six OIL I'A IN l'lNt>S. ;ust received from
Europe; on WON DAY. TUEBDAY and W£D-
IfKSDAY. Mnv 7th, Bth and ftth. from 8 o'clock A.
ML, until I P.M.. nud on THURSDAY and FRI
DAY mornings,pre- tons rsr_es*ee.te*_i_ Cata
losues furnished at the Galler>. my 7—tds
»"*t__B___ "vOTIt KTOTHK I,A1»I tE_.-Mrs
->o__ JANE A. WILLIAMS. M. I)., has re
moved to Broad, lietween Ist aud Foushee streets.
south side, and is prepared to treat all forms of
diseases peculiar to females and children.
Especial attention given to the practice of Ob
stetrics. _. .. my 7-2 m*
t_r%_(__ va. •*'its_tit( ik
"-**-_**_ i A regnlar monthly meeting of the Insti
tute will be held in the Hail, on Mh street, THIS"
EVENII.G, at 6 o'clock. Mcuil-ers arc requested
to attend punctually.
my7-lt J. W. LEWELI.EN, Secy.
t^ar l * "lOTICE.—The annual meeting of tbe
•-___. Stockholders of the BELVIDEREMAN-
I'KACTUKING CtIttPAMY, will l_ hel.l at the
..dice of the Franklin Paver Mill, on MOW DAY,
the 7tii day of May, at 12 o'clock M
my 7-lt H. W. LIBUOCK. Secy.
111 THE VHTOIRS OK HIMtl
«-*-.__. cv. I am a candidate for r** election to
the t.llice ol COM MOM VV EALTR'S ATTORNE i.
Yon respectfully,
my 7-tdc J. it. YOi'NG.
B_rsrs» HHt J URGE »)F Tilt: 111 ST-
i.NoS COURT,
A . JUD _O M C H A M E .
mv 1 7t* Election SStk .lutio.
_£•*.*«*'-■-- the oi.it lion in ion in_i •
-*"••___ RANCH COMPAN V OP RICHMOND.
Sufficient of tbe capital stock of this company
having been subannbf .1 to incorporate tlie sun
Boribers, notice isßercl.y given that there will l«* ;t
reneral meeting ot the Stockholders on FRIDAY,
the ISth i n st., at the office ol Messrs, Wobtuam
A Wi att, No. I'M) Main street, at the hour ot 12
AL. for the purpose of eSsenac an organiza
tion, preparatory toc.ominetic.ng business.
By order of tbe Com.m*. inner*.
L. R. si'iLMAN,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Ju.,
JOHN ENDERS.
CHAS T. WORTHAM,
SAMUEL M. PRICK,
in; ! 3a JAS. L. APPERSON.
__""3B?_ X It II II ON It LIURARY.-.Thc
_**-__ General Meeting of the RICHMOND Ll
BRAKY COMPANY will take place on MONDAY
uext. t being the first Monday ia May,) at the LI
BRARY HALL, iv the Virginia Mechanics' In
stitute. ALEX. SCOTT, _SJc'y.
my 3—lt
B___~"""__a""__ NOTICE.—Tbe annual meeting of ihe
Stockholder* of the RICHMOND.
FREDERICKSBURG and POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, will be held at the Depot of
the Company, in Richmond, on WEDNESDAY,
the99th of May next, at \2 o'clock M.
my 2-td C. W. MACML'RDO, Treasurer.
_*_■**•___»__, UNION FAIR.--The STATE AG
•*-_H- RDM LTI'RAI. ami the. CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES, will hold their
PAIR lor the present >ear upon the «rounds of
the Central Society, cotiiiiieuciiu on MoNDAY,
the _2d day ol' October, and continuing six days.
JOHN R. EDMUND-,
Pres't Va. State Ag.-oc'y.
JAMES LYONS,
ap M ts Pres't Va. Central As. So.
A CARD.— DR. ROBERT HUN
tßv_s_ TEH,of New York, baa arrived in Rich
mond, and taken rooms at the Powhatan. His
stay is definite!* limited to TWO WEEKS. He
will devote Ins tune, while in Richmond, to con
sultations and to the treatments of all disease* of
the Throat and I.units.
Persona 100 feeble, to consult him at hi* rooms.
Will be visited. Those troubled with "Catarrh."
or suffering, from " Bronchal Affections" nUotiid
place themselves under treatment at once, as they
requre the daily use of the Catarrh BvringO.
Dr. HUNTER has all the instrumeuts for tho
administration of medicines in vapor, and lor the
exhibition of oxygen in Scrofula, Ac.
Patient* in the country can consult by letter.
PtiH'H*TAJiHovsK, Richmond, May Ist, I__.
my 2—t*
»■*___*-» TRADERS'BANK.-At a meetini:
asK_Si of tbe Directors of the Trader;.' Bank of
the city of Richmond, held on the 27th April. lc_t),
it was
R, solved, That the books ol subscription to the
capital stock tie re opened at the Banking House
of leases fc Taylor.
Ths office ol the Hank will lie temporarily at
tlie same place. Persons bavin* business to
transaot with it will apply to or address Wm. B.
Isaacs, Secretary to the Board, or the under
signed. HECTOR DAVIS,
arSU—lm President.
Deafness:
deafness!!
deafness :::
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CURED WITHOUT PAIN,
DR. EA_iNG,
AURAL SURAJ EON
TO HER MAJESTY,
THE i.iUEEN OP ENGLAND.
DR. EALING '
HAVING RECEIVED SEVERAL
URGENT APPOINTMENTS
FROM TH E COL NTRY.
WILL THEREFORE RE MAIN
TWO DAYS LONGER.
THOSE WHO WERE
UNAMLETO BEEHIM
LAST WEEK
HAVE ROW
AN OPPORTUNITY OF HAVING
BY AR IMMED.JWA«HIf.MS™™'
FROM 9 TILL b O'CLOCK,
-*MAI« BTBMBT " ®**° L W*<»>**'
-*•»-__** _- AROVE THE POST-OFFICE.
iSl__&^^«*'^
■-ir* , - M. BLAIR R CO.'-.
&^^SsW
Mdaßara i_.t-_-j-*-»-_*ct.
PORT OF RICntMONP. MAY 6. "
High Water this imp (Monday) 5R o'ctoch.
~~~~ tiklhED,
Steamer llelvidere, X eerie, Baltimore, mdze.and
ptutsengerH. I), kVV Currie ~ m ~. ~
Schr. Isle ol Pmes. French. N. *•• flour, W. D.
Cobiuitt A Co. __, „__._.- .„ n
Hohr.W.... Rohms, Lswis, N. V., flour, \V. D-
CoblUltt A Co. ...,,- a i.r
Schr. Tunis Budiue, Maofield, N.\., flour, W.
D. Colquitt ft Co. ~, ._ ________
Schr. Elleu Ooldsboroiigh. lodd. Baltimore,
seise., w. D. Colquitt at Co. , „_, ~«_ .
Behr. Carrie, North, Norfolk, coal, W. V. Col
quitt _ Co.
Schr. Kate Kallaban, Kallahan, liiiht.
Sohr. Charles, Kersey, livlit. ,„
t_thr.Wm._p.i_, Junes, Baltimore, grain, W.
D. Cobiuitt _ Co. „ , . , __
Schr. It. C. Stanard, Boozo, Baltimore, coal, VV .
D Colquitt •______
New Yors, May™!.- Cl'd, schr. My Rover,
Wilmington. .... . __
Havkk. April 17.-Arr'd, ship Senator, City
Point. Va. Entered for loading, ship Samuel
Robinson, City Point. . „. ,_
bivKßrooi., April 19.—-I'd, ship Alios Tamter.
Hiitton, City Point. , __ . ~, ,
I.onpon, April 17.-Arr'd, ship Ceylon. Wilming
ton. If. U. _ , ~ i
Boston. May 3.-Cld'd, schr. Newcomb, I< rede
rickaburg. Va. **_..... _■
PnusACoi a, April 23.-Cl*d. scir H. M. Mayo,
Ward, llicliniimd. ____. .__ .. „ ,
Puii.Ai)ti.i*ni*,Marl.-CI d.str.City oi Rich
mond, Riohinoi.it. . ~ , . ~. ,
Cari.bmas, April _7.-81' d, br.g Oelestina, Fiek
ett, Norfolk. Arr'd, brig John Hathaway, Wit
mington, IN. C. ......
Bai.timohk, May 4 -Cl'd,schrs. Mary Virginia,
Petersburg ; Elizabeth, Mewl .m. N. C. May 5 —
Cl'd, sir. (ho. Peabodr, Ricliiuond.
Paoviß-Mca, May 2.—Sl'd. anas. Samuel Nash.
Paiuunkey Kivcr, .a.
Wn.mi.v.ton. N. O..May*.-Arr'd, liark Mary
C. Porter, Richmond, Va.
LOST AND STRAYED.
V i-t»ST OK l-Tlil.fc._. a small, back.
tanned TEBHIKK BITCH. A libera!
__S-_-» reward will be pant lor her delivery to
me, at store No. 200, Main street.
my 7-1* D.IIAGERTY.
LOST— Between tho Packet Office and the Ex
change Hotel, a POCKET-BOOK, containing
about $80, and a due bill. The hmler will be le
w.irdeu by leaving it at the Exchange Hotel,
my s—2t*
nfC-rjß _'■_•>*-KEWAKU—Strayed or stolen,
TK*-*t\ from the College * rounds, east ot Ricti
a_*saS_Bßiiiotid, on Monday hist, a small snort
InitgeU, pate red COW, with crooked horns, and
heavy with calf, aboutßor 10 years rod. Any in
formation concerning tier can be left with Owens
k Miles, 13th street, between Main and Cary.
my s—ts G. /. MILES
_rV--*-**> TAki-_UI'-_t-trawtierryHill.aliout
■Knit, the 4th of April, a small RED COW-old.
J*s_J**a_witli long horns and white stripe on the
UacK. owner please call and pay charges.
!________ K. EPMOHP.
<a__-0 LOST OR STRAY KD-Last Wed
_BMUO*sVk nesdav nuht, on ''race street, between
-_B2d aud*3d. a white DOG.with yellow spots.
I will par a reward lor his delivery at. the Dis
patch office, my 5-2t*
«a____i STRAY Dot.—Came to my iiouse,
the2d May. a BUM. TERRIER
"The owner can ?et him by pa\ irnr fortius
.'idvertiscment. V. WtAtjDß,
my s—2t* Broad st., between tith and 7th. _
_______*►> SUMMER STYLES LADIES' *\f!A,~
MRS. G . <J . ALLEN
Has tust returned from New York with her 2d sup-
Vi ° l LADIES' FINE DRESS HATS,
ami will open on WFDNKt-DAY, the 9th instant,
w.th aii the very latent styles that ;tre out.
The iadies are respectfully invited to call and
examine them. my 1 -99*
aniK Little cor '.oral. ri
THE LITTLE CORPORAL, UL
THK LITTLE CORPORaJL, **^
TOR SMALL
FOR BMALL BOYS.
This style of HAT is something new, just out
this season, and the verj thing for small boys To
|,c had at BIN FORD'S Hat Store,
m> s—St* f_iMain street.
I'KTERSf_I'R_.-f:OMK
_»_%]pf_Ss_i ONK * COME ALL-To see
t^_ k ti " e *- re ,' ite '*' t RACKS ever
««•_»_"■—■--—*——■— Every accommodation for
visitors will be found on the {sack.
Visitors .-an leave RichmotW.it 7 A. M.. and re
turn at i P. M. my 7— St
_ar**u__. TOR THE H LII VIOR E
__«<*-f-£__ft o o _\; v X N T 1 0 N.- The steamer
dht o -_■■«__ ( jko. PEA BODY, Capt. P»itch
_ni_ will leave her wharf at Hoekettson TUES
DAY morning, tne Bth inst., at 6 o'clock, taking
v i».tors for Hie Baltimore Couver.tion.
Passage aad Fare for tiie round trip there and
back to Richmond, &_.
The steamer will arrive in Baltimore at 3 o'clock
A. Id., WED,.! SDAV. niving delegates amis.
time befoie iv o'clock, tbe hour of the assembling
of the Conveiilioii.
'I he steamer will remain in Baltimore for three
days.
Passengers not returning bj her can, with the
same ticket, return by the steamer on the follow
ing Wednesday.
Psnseecera will sot be found while the steamer
is ly ing in Baltimore.
_!___"__: _ DAY ID fc WM. CUE-IK.
"X TKII'ITI.-l. _TAI.LIO.. SCLTAft.
iXStThis hue bred young '1 ROTTING STaL
_3_Z__LION, whs i* not surpsssed in blood by
•my horse of his age, has Commenced a season at
the stable of the subscriber, on the Meehaniesville
Turnpike, one mile lrom the city ol Richmond.--
The season will expire on tho 15th July.
Terms.- SUthe season, if paid at t lie first tune
of serving the mare; or, fjai, payable at ihe close
of the season. Insurance Groom fee ..!.
8 ULT AN was Ibalelia t_eß*ateof Mew York,
on tlte 13th of July, l*?5l; is a rich ttark bay, fifteen
hands aad three nict.es huh—of extraordinary
large boas and muscular power—ami premise* to
be a valuable Stallion, not only for speed, but lor
general purposes. He his made two seasoes in
the county of Orange.and has proved himself a
suia loal getter, and bis stock are extra large and
fin.-. PEDIGREE:
BULTAJ* was sired l>> the Trotting Btallion,
Voutu Andrew Jackson, out of Lad} Abdallah,
ami sheoutof Kos*uth'sdsra,by that noted trotting
Rt.tilion. iH.I Ai*i!a lab, agrandeon ol old Imported
htsssengsr, "the Kountain Head" ol all ihe best
trotting stock in America, i'oung Andrew Jack
soa w.is by the celebrated *ta_iou, Andrew
.!,\. k>.m. (the sire, ills •, of .New York Black Hawk
and Kemlile Jackson, twool the best trotting stal
lions that have ever been on the turf. I the fastest
irottin* horse of his day. having beaten U ante ID.
Tompkins, Fire King, Lad* Warrington. Modesty
aud others—he aas sired by Young Bashaw, who
was by the imported Arabian horse, Grand Ba
shaw. The dam of Andrea Jackson was by Why
hot,and Why .Not by Messenger; the uratnt dam
of Andrew Jackson also l.y Old Messenger, ail
remarkable for hardy constitution and greatspeed.
The dam of Young Andrea Jackson was the tlis
tinguished trotting mare. Great Western, raised
near Rochester. _. if. She was a hue, lari;e Mes
seuger mare, full sixteen hands high, and possess
ing ureal speed, iv a inatehat Rochester, >.he
beat Polly Roe, trotting her mile >n two minutes
and thirty lour sec.mils ; was then -..Id anil taken
to Philadelphia, where she again treated aad won ;
Int.e. two minutes and thirty-seven seconds: al
ter which she »»a put. to U..1 Anttiuw Jackson ami
produced Young Andrew Jackson. io...tt judges
pronounced him one of the best stock horses for
all purposes in this country. He vias sixteen
bauds one inch huh, and weighed l,_m pouuus.an.t
in conttilioii could trot, his mile in two minutes and
forty seeonda ; he received ti.e lirst premium at the
Mechanics' Institute Pair, held, m the city of _ew
York, in tiie Fail oi law*, and also at the New .ler
.*>e> -tale Pair. He was sold iv the Spring of l.*-7,
antl taken to La Salle, Illinois, where he stood al
890 the season, but before the season expired was
poisoned by some malicious person.
»:»_b. It will be s*eii trout ihe above, that BUL
TAN can be traced, generation alter generation, to
the best trotting stock ia this country .
H. J. SMITH,
my 7— d2tcw2t Near Fairfield Kace Course.
_*ty~~ V-i TafJt If-ans-tC.-Tns ssjannribn.
V_iTw takes this method of returning his thanks to
public, and tiie citizens of Richmond
tn particular, for the liberal patronaee they have
bestowed on him for the past twelve months,
honing by a renewal id efforts on his part, the*
wlt continue their favors. He will conunna to
take HORSES ON HOARD, buy ami sell Horses
on commission. Reliable HOUSES and BUGGIUd
|orHlßK;als...afew superior AA HOLE HORSES,
which can be obtained ou reasonable terms,
ti. L. EAK_K. T, Ascnt tor .1. Briiiuuiell,
my __ 12t lata si., bet. Franklin and Grace.
..ONTVAI.I ABLK PRIVATE tlltt-1..
EH LING ON CORNER OP BROAD AND Urn
«■*__•■_*_ OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL, FOR
SALE-At the re-mest of Dr. F. W Roddey, who
conteiiipl.itcs removing near Richmond, we otter
lor sate tbe really valuable residence located as
above, now iv lii* occupancy. The lot has a Iront
of 30 feet, antl a depth of IU) feet to an alley 20 feet
wide. The dwelling is well bail*, and has le rooms,
besides ample servant*' accommodations, atablea,
earrings house, Ac. There is teas and water in tlie
dwelling. The location is among the liest in the
city, being near to all the usual places of business,
antl in a most improving iieul.'.ont.ioil.
T-K-vts— Accommodating. Apply to
_ _______ GODDIN fc APPERSON, Aucts.
HENRICO LIGHT DR A1.00..5.
--tm___ Meet at the VVestham iioti-e. incittzen'*
/JKff dress, at I o'clock, ou THI RSDA V. the
1 **** I |* I " tt ' ifist . for troop business. As there
are bobm twenty or thirty cisjplHte.s for ml mi.*
sioii. punctuality to tne hour named is necesaary.
Hy orderotC.it. Davis.
jny 7-41 K. J. A. SMITH, 0. 8.
S ARMORY R. L. 1 BLUES. ,
Richmond, May 7tta.shs- \
Attend n Drill of your « oiit_iaii>. at th».jr
Armory, on thi*( MONDAY) evening, 7th iuat ,
at | o'clock, prcmptly.
By order ot Capt. Mauls.
my 7—lt S. B JACOBS, UtSerg't.
JHEAD'i'RS F CO.. Ist RE9T VOLS.,/
Ricgutena. Mat Tt*. IHI. \
Order No. 34.
Thia Company will assemble at Military Hall
on rUESDAY next, the nth mat., at n o'clock
1. M., lor drill. By order of the Cnptain.
ntf 7-_t HARVEY A. DUDLEY. Ist-erg't.
1 ARMORY MONTOOMERYOIIARD,. ~
Co.C, I*tßbu. Vs. Vols. <
Assemble for regular weekly drill at the
Military Hall on MONDAY sveuing, May 7lh,
at quarter to H o'clock
By order ol th* Cnptsiu.
my 5--t Ist Berg'L_
JIlKA'lXd'B 1«t RKt. T VA. VOLfiUl
Khhsiimi, M.iy Sd, 1060. <
Sergeant Fehle, t empauy h, is hereby
appointed Drum Major to this Regiment. He
will proceed to euilmdy lorthwith the muaioians
of the didereut companies into a drum corps, and
instruct tbeni in alt their appropriate duties as
held musiool the Regiment.
He will also instruct tbe Band in all luanuHtvres
ofths iJatUlion appropriate twit.
The Rami having been rsgulariy enlisted jn ths
Regiment, eompadiss are sxpsoied to emskiy it
upon all compan. parsdes.
J. R___Bith is hereby as-pointed leader of the
sung, nainiiu be oiuvrged with -ifJaxAWU-ujtion in
lf% Bsg1 Md t 0 UM T _ ftM ' i '^^__^ o< i_nil
dreas uniform* fur lastrueUoaHbTiirnsr.'' __
my *-dt Wit. MU. _ URP, Mb
BF-C-t-t HOTICaBa.
CltKfT
A__, LIMM
STILL ANOTHER GWkB.
Every da* we hear of the wonderful merits of
HAMPTON'S TINCTI f RK.
Sai.ida, Middlesex Co.. Va., l
Autust 11, I_o. \
Messrs. Mortimer A Mowbray :
• ientlemen—lt is with unslfactetl pleasure 1 bear
testimony to the great merit of your HAMPTON'S
TINCTURE. 1 was taken last Spring with the
ague nnd fever, and debility of chest and limbs. I
tried various medicines, but found to relief; but
on being advised by v. friend to try your Tinoturo,
I did so. and am now enjoying excellent health,
having taken only one bottle. "Mtrabtte Diclu."
You can use this as best suits you.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
F. Addison Briitow.
C...i and get pamphlets and see cures of Couuh,
Rheumatism. Scrofula, Ac.
As a, restorative and invtgorator it has been high
ly recommended-
Hundreds will testify of enres on themselves and
frioiids, after all other cures have failed.
PEM ALES A.ND CHILDREN.-! his TINC
TURE will be found a grsat medicine for all their
diseases.
|ru_ Call and ret Pamphlets and see cures.
801. by PUKCELL, LADD fc CO., Richmond;
by Dr. OOOKK. Fredericksburg; by all the Drug
sists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER fc MOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. Rl per bottle; six bottles,
•ft. my 7—dfcewts
BY Large Stock oi
POPULAR DRYGOODS:
J. MILLHISER fc BROTHER,
1. i liltOAD HTRKgT,
Have made lame additions to their already ex
tensive assortment, in all kinds ol
SPRINti AND BUMMEfI DKY GOODS,
Prom recent purchases in New York, antl will
continue to add to the same durini: the season
by every steamer, and would especially call
attention to their exhibition til the lamest stock
of medium-pru.d DRESS 000DS in the city, at
the lowest pnees.
A cull from all in want is respectfully solicited.
my 7-3t J MILLHISKR fc bRO.
„'**». l'*e the Virginia Reliable Ven»l I'ow
nt r if you want liKht, spnntty. and sweet tires*!.
Rolls, Biscuits, Ac. They wi'lhever fail togivesat
lafacfion, and are the cheapest ami most economi
cal now in use. Porsale by and Grocers
generally. L.WABNER,
Corner 6th and Broad sts._
IV'it. Nit hot n*. Saloon,
Main st., sear Exchange Bank.
The St. Nicholas Saloon, second to no other es
tablishment in the State, ia constantly supplied
with the choicest
PKERCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES.
FRUITS. NUTS, etc.,
which will lie sold, by WHOLESALE or RETAIL
on the most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited toexan.
me the large and well selected stock, which is t.e -
iiiu constantly addeu to, before purchasing else
wnere.
Parties antl families supplied with CAKES,
CREAKS and JELLIES of every description.
The Saloon ha* just heen re-fitted m elegant
style, snd CREAMS of every flavor are served to
Ladies and Gentlemen at the shortent notice. A
call is solicited. | my 6— lin) A. ANTONI.
trvNew and Econoniicul Water Power.
KENNISH'S
PATENT HYDRAULIC MOTER.
J. fc T.HANCOCK fc CO would call the atten
tion t.f FARMERS, MILLERS and others inter
ested in the economical use of water as a power, to
the fact that they are now prepared to fill all or
ders for this desirable WATER ENGINE, from
one man power upwards.
The superiority possessed by this machine over
all other water powers may be summed upas fol
lows :
Ist. That it uses the full pressure of tbe water,
supplying it less only the usual lnction of maetli
nerv, which, in this instance, has been aseertain
ett to be less than three per cent., leavintr. 97 per
cent, effectual power. A stream of water, no lamer
than a thread, will set it. in motion, and momen
tum may be imparted or arrested gradually,or "i
--.i/i/ir.'./.'as may be desired. If moves noiselessly.
2d. That it can be rßuaumetursd cheaper tnan
any other Machine of the same horse power, and
Will occupy less space.
3d. That it will measure and correctly index the
water it makes use ol to the ureatest nicety at each
revolution.
Address or apply to
J. _ T. HANCOCK ft CO., Machinists.
On 3Kb at., bctwosuMini anil Praunlia,
my I—lw' Richmond, Va.
*»ti_. Second SjilPiidid Supply- ol
sI'MMKK DRY GOODS!
11 \l XI: DI. N tSL' P<> X .„_.___.
BROAD STREET,
Open TO-DAY, and throughout the week, their
BECOND BITPPLY ol SUMMER DRYGOODS,
bonght during tbe past week at UNPRECEDENT
ED LOW PRICES.
Our assortment ..i
D R E8 8 <-<)0 D 8
Is low larger than we have ever offered before. A
very l-in:* 1 sto.ik of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Our MA Nil LLA DEPA It I'M KM is now filled
with a complete aaenrtaneat of NEW STVI.ES
We are now prepared -.nd are determined to
oflerever* inducement to '...ners, both at W HOLE
SALE and KEi'AIL. BREED EN fc POX.
m.2j-lin,2p.) 2.7 BjrOadstreet.
'po Blll.DElts.-Propossls will be received
* by the undersigned until Sat.urt.la>, May iMtii,
for the election ol a HOSPITAL, immediately
adjacent to the Medina] College, in Ricluaond.—
The main building v ill be .*>s feet in length, ( froia
ing on Marshall street.) bi it) in width.and ttir-*e
stories huh. exclusive of basement. A wins iv
the rear to ne 01 feet, by 25. also of three stories,
with a portico to each story. The main wails of
each portion to be ol brick.
The building is to furnish acoominodations for
the steward and Ins family, resident physiciaa, res
iilent. students, and about 75 p.-.tietits in publi •
w ,rtls, tiesitles ti private warns. The upper story
of tlie main building will also contain au operating
taeatre. ..r lecture room
The plans and specifications may be seen at tbe
office ol Grant ft Meaning, Architects, at tiie Me
chanics' Hall, on and alter Wednesday, May yth.
The contractor will be required to commence the
work wilhm two weeks after tlie signing of the con
tract, and to complete it bl the Ist off December.
Payment will l*e made monthly, lo the amount of
76 per cent, ot the work done, ami the balance will
be paid in full as soon as tho buii.aing is completed
ami accept!d.
Proposals ni-i> he left at the office of the under
signed, in Franklin street, above 7th. or addreased
to him by mail. L.fS JOYNES, M. D .
Dean of the '''acuity Med. College of Va.
K.cum...nl. May ;iili, lassf. my 7—2w
'PIIIKO _ I ftp Ir* L, V til __ASOSAItI,K
I GOODS.—We are now in receipt of our third
siippi) of Ootids for the season, to which we invite
ihr attention of purchasers. In all the (aahionbia
Giey Goods, as Pot-ins, De Beges and other Tra
vsbng Dress li.iotls. our stock ia very fell and com
pletc. toitiprising all the novelties of the season:
Organdies, Jauonets, Lawns; tin* cheapest Orgaa
tiie Robesever sold; Ensbsbsad Preach Bereees;
.'Mlks sad Foulard* at the lowest knot olprie.es,
together with a full ami complete Biookel ores*
Goods of all other kinds; Mantles of every varie
ty o.inst.-intly on baud antl made loonier on our
own premises ; every variety of Domestic and
staple f'ootts; Ctetbe, Caseimeres, Vsstings, Li
ileus, Drap D'Ete ; Naiisiiieite, ke , Arc , for neti
tii'ii.i'i. sad hoys : lull assortment Hosiery, Gloves,
Mitt_ ILlkls.. Pioiicli- worked Collars, Lace Col
lars, Bleevse, ftc CHILES A CHENERY,
172 Broad street.
(POODS TO aUC « LOSKU Ot T AT ~»T.
U GOLDSMIT'S, previous to his removal to his
MW Store. The whole and entire stock of Goods
to be closed out without reserve. The i-reaiest
bargainsosa be had. Bleached ami Onbleaohed
Cottons, Dress and Mantle Tiiiiiiniiu.*>, Honio*ts,
Flats, Ruches, Frames, straw Flow
ers. Crapes, Silks, and everything in the Millinery
line ; Corsets ; plain Silk. Lace, Linen and
Lusters, for Lidies and Children ; Tithes, Linens,
Sli.rt. Fronts, I "loves. Mitts. <'inn tlets. Parasols.
Hair Nets, White Goods, Collars. Bands. Cambric
i-.ilsCs and liisertincs, and lots of other kinds of
GougO ; so those that want to purchase at a «real
save, anil get a seed and a desirable article at half
the usual price, stii.iild not let this opportunity
slip, but call immediately at
R. GOLD.MIT*., 205 Broad street.
\]PV\ AMI SPl.fr .IHD FANCY l>Ht_SS
IN GOODS,AT NEW YORK PRICES.-CHAS.
A. GWaTKIN will this moruing oiler his entire
stock ot Bering Dry t-eedl at a xrsat sacrifice.
If'ii h aius, Li* otitis, Nlatit:: -as, Dusters and Shawls;
Dress Goods; I.UtK) yards Auidaise Bnmge, at l*>,
cents; Foulard Suss, very cheap ; 5,1)00 yards the
liest American Prints, at If),** cents and 11 cents; i
Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, hitches, Hoop Skirt*, at
just about half the old prices ; Or. aini.es, tunng
hams, Collars, Bleeves, Bauds, Children's Mar
seilles Mantles. Ine ladies are most respectfully
invited to call ami see these bargains, as we will
sell cheap. Now is the tune for bargains.
C. A. GWATKIN, cur. 3th and M tin st*.
CIU-KBt-'T SYR IP WITH SOOA
t—' WATER.—We are prepared to furnish tht* de
licious S) rup through tne season to our ensuuuer*.
it being freshly and carefully prepared daily, iadte*
need nut tear that it will diaagree with the most
delicate. Uatlords us pleasure,when required,to put
up (Soda Water in Unties, flavored with any syrup
des.re.l. at 9 cents each,! without the bottle,) to ac
commodate those who are unable to cab at our
store. JAS. H. PEARCE k CO.'S
New Drus Store,
Corner Dili snd Broad sts., Kichuiond.
p...-TO_ MATTINUK-CHEAPER THAN
V- EVER.—Just received a*) pieces at 4-4, 5-1 and
o-4 White and Ked Cheeked Matting*, purchased
at auction ni mnoa less than former prices. Buyei*
ot .Matline, call aud see our stock. You will tol a
bargain. New Dress Uikhls receiving this mora
til**, purchased in New York last week at the
closing out auctions, at an enormous reduction.—
Ladies, call and see them.
ALFRED MOS BS, as Main at.
iC-LUt-!** -..ILI.-K, comer Pear! and Can
1 ' itreets, have now in store the finest assortment
of OLD WIN_S and LRiL'nR- they have ever
Itad the pleasure oi odsriug to their friends and
the public. Included in their assortment will be
toiii.il Hennessey's Old Calcutta Brautly. the finest
article ever imported into this country: Otard, Dv -
pu* k Co. S. O. P. Brandy, and a large variety of
inferior brands. SKLDEN ft MILI.FR,
Corner Pesrl aud Cary sts.
WM A WMB . MA IBtJauT I lit Ibl ntahTntreeT,
-' are constantly receiving their supply of Spring
snd .Summer Clothing, ot the latest and most fash
ionable sty lea. Some thin* entirely new in Cassi
mere Business Suits; Alpaca aud Linen Good* in
great variety, will be sold at uslowpticea aaaur
uouae in the trade.
BHAFER.HALSEY ft CO.,
Late I'upinan ft Hall, 111) Main st.
11ST jUat-JRlfB O- 10 halo* Bordeaux Al.
•* inonds; At) bags assorted Nuts; 10 oases Preserv
ed Ginger; 6 do. do. Oranges; 10 do fresh Toma
toes; 10 do. do. Peaches; 24 do. French Mustard;
MO drum* Smyrna Figs: *-0 boxes Raisins, whole,
half aud quarter; hi cases Prunes, in glass jars; Rt
kegs do., lor cooking. ™ or • .'c U»w by
-Jy*J* 9l & { *i,** m M-insfc^
nee of thssssena reoeiyed every wbek <Uriag tne
ssa-sa, lrom neels_urs_ed New Yerk m^annlaetnre_.
i^~^i&tß&
* mm * 9m W JaU-PRN ft MILLHR.
.wast. s«i sjtd Qar r sta, I
_bb—
• lined laanthorised to ea_at..for the Pirst Reii-
VOlnnteer-TTEN BOYS, between
the axe* of thirteen and eighteen. They will le
uniformed and instructed free of oh»rge. and will
lie paid two dollars per day when on parade Earl*
application mu*t be made to Col. T. P. AUGUST,
or the uiider_Bii:*d. References of good charac
ter will be required. C. POHJ.K,
my 7-3t. Drum Major Ist Reg't Va. Vols.
WANTED— All mv customers to know that Mr.
JOHN HILL.KTRAW BONNET AND HAT
BLEACHER AND PRESSER. from Baltimore,
has commenced btisineaa in Richmond. Mr Hn.r,
is a splendid workman, and can Ire found on 17ih
street, between F'rankiin and Grace.
EDWARD KING, Scourer,
my 7-3t ipth street.
_*D ANTED- Every gentlemaa who has CLOT H
-99 IMS TO SCOUR, to call and see the beauti
ful work at KING'S, on llrth street. There it is
that Old Clothing are made to look like new. Go
to try him. my 7 lm
WAN TED-A neatCOLOflfED cTßUabout It',
to nurse a baby.
my 7-3t Mrs. E. KING, 10th atreet.
WANTED—A GOOD BLACKSMITIL-Apply
to JNO. W. CARDWELL A COT
my.-St* Cary street.
WANTED- A SITUATION-By n yoangmsg
of sober and industrious habits.as PORTER
in a store, or to attend to Dorses snd drive a Car
rings fbr a private family; or any employment, as
he is willinK to make himself generally useful.—
Please e*d! at me United States Motel, corner
Pith and Main streets, Room No. 47, for one week.
my «-3t*
WANTED WASH BR WOaf EN - For tbe
White Sulphur Spring*--white women pre
ferred, and itiiist come well recommended. Appij
at the t.ii.ci' t,l the St. Charles Hotel, to
_______ M. P. BLEDSOE.
WA NTRD-SITIJATIONS-By two leans;men
with agouti House Carpenter. Are willing
to go under instructions, it necessary. Please ad
dress " R. L.," through the Post-ottice.
my t— 3t*
\*r.-NTED.-A fresh COW, with a calf, to gIV.
" - gallons of Milk per day. A city or neigh
borhood cow preferred. Por name, apply at Dis
patch office. my j—3t
WANTED— TWO BOARDING-HOUSE
_EEPERS-To board -tone-Cutters. None
but competent person* ?■ _-.1 apply
HUGH L. GALLKHER.
Bay >—_t* Richmond Gramt** 'Quarries,
WANTRJp-A PARTNER in the GROCERY
and PRODUCE BUSINESS.—A geatlessea
with moderate capital, who is a goon accountant
and willing to tak« an active interest in a ousiue.
already establisned. can be accommodated __*>• ad
dressing " COMMISSION." through Post Office.-
Satistactory reference given and required.
my 2—ts _
to work onlhe
Favettcville and Coalhelds RAILROAD,
in North Carolina. Por good hands, I will pay
from $1 25 to 51,60 per day. Board *10 per month.
The section of country which the road run* through
is as healthy a* any section in the I'nited Mates.—
For further information, address me nt Payetie
ville. N C. Those who desire to come, woplddo
well to come on without delay,
ap3o-dim _ HENRY BAUNJ_^ERS._
WA NT ED-TO LE AS E POR PI VEY E A _S-
A LOT OF GROUND. 20 by 50 feet, on a aide
street, within two or three square* of corner of
Ninth and Main streets, for use ol a stable. Ad
dress '• LESSEE," Post Office. ap2B-ts
WANTED- TO R ENT-A .TAB LE , with
room fir four horses and two omnibuses,
within threw squares of th*» Custom- Hon*.'. Ad
dress "TENANT." Post-Office. rip 28- ts
W" A -TED-STORE—On Main street,between
12lliand llth sts. A tilieral rent will be given
for a good location. Inquire at Dispatch office.
Possession wanted as soon as possible
ap 20—ts
AI ""A NT ED.—I w:*b fo purchase a good COOK.
vv For such 1 am willing to pay a good price,
np 19—ts A. ANTONI, .St. Nicholas Saloon.
WANTED -A good OPERATOR on Wheeler
A Wilson's Sewing Machine.
nnln-ta CHILES fc CHKWEEY.
WAN T El--2._*J doz. ChamWiie BOiTLES
wanted by DUDLEY A CO.,
mhl_-ts 72 Main st.
IXfANTED— Eeerybody tn know that I have
»» commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET-RAGS. andVAJ____BatNo.ee, Main
street, Richmond, wiiere they can find a beautiful
assortment of Trunks, Valices. and Carpet-Hags,
of every style, at pnoes as low as they can tie
boup.htin the Northern cities, both at wholesale
and retail. Trunns repaired and Covers made to
order, at the shurtest notice.
deK-iiiu JAMES KNOTTS.
S*AKATO_ A WATER--From Consress
» ' Spiin,., New \ork: Greenbrier White Sulphur
Water: Rockbridge Alum Wafer; Alum and lo
dinn Water, from the Springs in Bedford c., Va.
For sale in al.' *iu-tnti!ie» at
MEADE A BAKER'S Drug Store,
l._ Main st., corner above Pest Office.
BAR iITTSTRS.—PICOT*- unrivalled Bar
Bilters, without exception the liest Bitters for
Restaurant use now used It is pronounced ny all
''to be hard to beat." Price SI per gallon. For
sale by E. J. PICOT.
Comer opp.iaite the Old Market.
UntlKl.Mi TO 11AI I'O-Prom the finest Turk
-- ish to the cheapest grades] also, Bulbing anil
Carriage Sponge!,, iust received by
L. WAGNER. Asotbecsry,
Corner Stb anil Broad sts
SUNDRIES.— Starch. Soap, Blacking, Mustard,
• ' Allspice, Pepper. Indigo. Fig Blue. Wash
Boards, Clothes Puis. Cigars, Tobaeee, Wrapping
Paper, Wrapping Twine, _c.. for sale by
WM. WALLAC„ SONB.
P" e'hk.ns fe I b.~, N... Ml Eagle '. quite.'are
selling off every article at prune coat for cash,
from a paper of Pius to the richest Silks.
Store open at 7 o'clock, and closed at. 7' 7 o'clock,
P.M. PERKINS _ Ji».,
No. 11l hiagts Square.
I .- i k KAKKKIA EN . - <O_.EE SI OAK ;
atlv|S barrels A Cedes Sugar : 25 barrel* Cut
Loaf Baser : lo barrels Bon Ton Powdered Sugar;
SO iiuds N-O. am! P. R Sugar, for sals by
WM. WALLACE SONS.
fl. NI'OWDKK AND BLAt k TEAS. —We
*-■ have on hand the very finest quality of Teas.
constantly, for sale by
WINSTON ft POWERS.
AfbßUL*. .K__ll AI.E AND 4IDEK;
-*"_*) 1.1.1.>. Rchiicd Sugar,all grades; Ml bbls.
Apple Brandy; h_ packages Butter and Cheese,
for sale by JONI-S A CO.
DR. MO.M'ARDE'S PAIN.I IKi R. or
French Rheumatic Remedy.iand Rock's Good
Samaritan, for sale by 1, "WAGNER, Druggist,
Comer 61 fa and Broad sts.
CtLOl H_.-.lust opened, some vary OsaUrau S
' pattern*ol Parlor and OdieeClocks, to which 1
would call the attention of those in w.mt.
T. A.BULKLEY, 137 Main st.
U' ODD'S IIAIK KESTOKEK ; M_s. Aliens
Restorer; Barry's Tricopherou.; Lion's Ka
tharion, and Water of Pearls, for sale hv
DOVE A CO.
pOOR IMiflllA E_. I OOKI NG "XI NES
V> Reoetviag this d.iy it) keg* lresu t'....kin.
Prune*, lor sale very low. A ANTONI,
Next door to Exchange Bank.
BACON.- it) bads prime Wsstera Shoulder*
and Sides; SO tisrovs sugar cured Hams, re
eeivißg, for sale bi E. H. BKIWKKR fc CO.
LICORICE.— AO eases Lioorios Paste, "Ott..
iiiano" br.-uitl, for sale bj
E.H.SKINKKR A CO.
BOI'QI ETDE ORLEAN... or XX SOUR
BON -The most fashionable and delightful
Perfume in use; for sale by DOVE A CO.
HEALING SPRINGS WATER.-A fresh
supply, for sale by FISHER A WINSTON,
Druggist*.
LA 43-RTRA COF'PKat.-sOO ttasga prime new
crop, receiving and for »ale 'y
LEW.s WEBB v JOHN G. WAI)K.
BACON .-IDES. —U hiids. prime Ciuciunaii,
and lor sale by
LEWIS W KBB k JOHN G. WADE.
pIIAMPAGNE AND <f LAR ET, of liest
v> brand*, in store, for *a!e by
WINSTON k POWERS
PINEAPPLE AND Rl.-__.IRH DAIRY
CHEE-E, of fine quahtv in store, for st .• by
WINSTON A POWERS.
DX. .-.ONTARDE'S MIRACCLUIA PAIN
KILLER, for sale l.y
FISHER A WINSTON, Druggists.
C-tteiCß t I G A R S.-Several new brands of
J choice Cigar* ree«_viag for .sale hy
FISHER A WINSTON, Druggists.
FLOORING ROARDS-Su.tWO Teet selected 5 1
I'ensacol t, landing, for sale by
R. 11 WHI TI.OCK A SON.
~l\\ 111111 f-i-TSLii., • i, S nnd 4 in. A ah.
1 aeasoned. for sale front wharf, by
R. 11. WHITLOCK ft son.
RtNKUKIDGE ALtd W.lTfcK. ,'U case*
fresh to hand, for sa'e tiy
FISHER fc WINSTON. Druxcists.
OLE* WMISREY-Of aupertine quality, "Gold
Medal" brand, for sale hy
I. A. ti. II DA YEN PORT.
CHESS "REN—A full supply ol Weed and
Bone Chess Men, lor sale low at
BULK LEY'S, 137 Man st.
11/ RITI _<- DESKS.-R_.ew.HHi and Maht*g
"» am Writing Desks, for sale by
T. A. BILKLEY.
SARATOGA WATER from the Cnnrtts-s
i* Spruit;. A frt**b supuly iust received b»
P. JOHNSTON A BKO.. Druggists.
OHC GROSS THORN'S EXTRA! T; one
iiross Tanant's Extract; lor sale »•»
OOVK ft CO.
LA lit AA KA t Off r _."_.. .t«ia.» prima u«*
crop, receiving and tor sale by
LEW IS WEBB R JOHN G. WADE.
j£_il HHDS. prims Muscovado Molasses, ib bbU
«*■" N. 0. do., ib bhls New York Sirup, tor sale
by WM. WALLACE SONS.
PORT-.HONNAIES. Pocket Books. Buckskin
Purses, and a select variety ot fane* articles,
for sale verylow. by E. J. PICO I. Dru*«*st__
g_f 1 HAL* AND t|t'ARTKR HALES choice
UU Mocha Codec, _i baca Java do., lor sals i-y
WM WALJ.ACK SONS.
BACON HAMS.—Sussr cured Rams, ol *v
perior quality, lor sale by
_ JOHN R. GORDON A SON.
kit RAGS t'HOIt E LAGt A VRA t OPPEE
OU -Landing, fur sale by
POTTS. PARLEY fc CU
El Ml ROaKSADASIANTINEt ANDLES
tMVnJ Various brands; li_ ease* San lordi Licorice;
arriving, fur sale by POI'TaTPAR I_KY fc Co__
5 *_:&_»_«».
Qoi*s.*.*s»f_^^rat» in !3 if
H-^-^iffiilw
*J^ ls _«_frasW_S__
■*. . ' '>
.D THEATRK. *.
special". ot;cp
Tbs public I* reapectfallt tnCr.. *.
eeubluihment aX.^.' tr*^.,
MONDAY, UTH OP mal '
whsn it will be re ov ti.ed JJj _■__
eooomptiahed -»«»- win, m, bssatsf^
STAB BISTI Emm **
LUCILLE AND HELEN Wr_t.--
Insmagntneent w ***-»-_''•*
MKI.O-DBAMATIC Ma____w_.
1 or ths production af wkkdl *•
.EXTENSIVE PRKPARx r.,_
Are being mads. " r ' rA «tAr!o>y
JJ A ■ RICE'S ~~ - w L r *^
GREAT BHOW]
THE MOST NOV EL, -jjflQTJi
RXf-R-OR */*_¥? Pxr/rrr
I'l'ON KARTH' rT ' r >t
Comprising more
NEW, WONDERFUL AND START
Than can I* tra-fees* in *ny -___ |
lislituetit m any Dar»„r*. n '■« ►»•«,
WILL FXHIBIT, v .
RICHMOND. FORj'Wo Da ,3 tj*,j j
PR/DA r _.YD SATITiD Iy.
P/I/Dd V AND BATVBDAy! Ilb V '
fl /d_ 1- .1 jwj 5.1 run. iffr* '' !h " itS ■**
p_/d.i y _.v_ uri _j>_ u y llsh **' :< - »
• M;, >* >'■'handle
. _, ADMI-BION
-wCigdtg Children and _*. vain, _..,,__
THIS VIO..STI.H _\lll„lTio«
Isnota Circu*. nor.i Me;i t.'ir,,*, | mt .
position ~f ...g ' '-Milt..
WONDERS OF tUII KF a.ND AHr
Including '•
HIGHLY TRAINED __lß_i
AND REMARKAIILK _XPLuiT*T(_.
LETIC POWKR AND dttlUTT'
Such ns are without parallel is am te*
w..ieh have received tbs . tsiroaa ia ■ •■,''"' 3 * t!
mentof crowded and t_sh...ii vie
New York. *""*ac_i*
Pinladelpina and
asdhansa
combining svts_m7s-r wtrnrßsni -
And calculate.) te sritiiy the test* nf ■ !
tv .1. then-oral ."tithe rel.iip.! ue '*•-..«.
Fpon entering ea.n p'ao* ~t sxhitnti™,
MADAME ZOYARA
(theinothcrot the selebnitsd Ro___
•Vl'ile E1.1.1 /.,■,,ka r m' nM '
Will dn*e the *'
KAN Ii TEAM
Of FROM TWELVE To rwi .v_\ . Ba
ft wou'id lie hnsaambl* ia the i.vi t«,u ».__.
per advertisement, to _~. tin' . ,1,,., ,' yw*
inerous Artistes attached to the "QtrtuTt '
or toenumeritte niort* thin i 1,",. , . v ,' *
rneut features, among wtuenwii ~■:
HI'(IE HLAI.'K. UHlNtK'Kßiis*
An a* imal pronounced l.v all ru_aral_ta_
teriy iiiitanipal.ltj. l.'.t witu-n I, „ :,..„, ~
ly Uomesti 'ated that net» et ,„,,_. . h .' ,f,r
arena., ar.tl managed with as much ea..*
ty as on ordinary Newfoundland dm ,: '
THE DANCING ELEPHANT
LA'LA RtiOKH. lbs ssosl isgasisai .■
tho speces in rbowurld, whs
Will actually walk th* Tight Rsm i
perlorm other eqiii'iv utt.B<Nai __•
A i.KANn UYMNABIUM:
Exhibiting at one view a treat vsr r-ti nf • burnt
perfnrmancps tllßStratire ~: ihe niettto.
ry vanon* nation* in <f *•* :,;„',! ..'
ttmhnmaa frama.isoneof thegrand_t» ■
ol th.s institution.
-AIPLLE ELLA ZOYnIA,
the embodiment ol >t...rh, .*.u:., ir „•» ,<-\, ■
and artistic ski!!, will appear in ; ier u'ot
?cene oi sanitation, which Ea* rncsa__d_*i_*
fashionable audisßeea ol Europe, ud - ~ c < ,
at the very heid of her protein on.
• 'RAND RiPPODROMATIC BPICTAC Xl
Will also be prndneed, eith rich 1 1 «hm
CO-TI*MEB AND APPOINTMENTS
ihe«e may be mention*!! •„,. Vagßtiwciit p„„i
ofa GRAND TOURNAMKNT!
or, THE PIELDOF CLOIH OP 00L1 »
Dream of Chivalry, in which 11 pteMßtsd,vifl
lite tike accuracy. •
BCEN ES OF KNIG II TL V A LOl »', I
PROWESS!
forming *. perfect in.*ture..f t*,*» n.miiirHit.atre*
nftbe MIDDLE AGES, which ha ebet-i '.. - .
in remaßeea_d history.
nx. Ben !ari:e and small picture.! ai-..l .•_ ,
bills. C. H t'A>l'! t, St .:.
■**, Will also exhibit -t* PRKUKRICiSB *
on the7th, BOWLL.G GREr.N..n I.— _
LAND on the 9th.OLD CHURCH 011 ti - i.a
PETERSBURG on the Uth ami _ta f s__
BBS I—l
SERVANTS FOR BALE _ B_R_
FOP. HlsttE-Por the tadsnes oft*
GOOD NURSE. Applj lo
Ll CIEN LEU I
Ag.itit for tml S*i 1
my 5— it Btrtrosohtsi hi!.
t>OK lliKf_-A COOK. _ABE_J i a ii
KR : also, a HOL'HK DIRL.
WAM'F.D-A asntsel SERVANT,fa 111 »
un*r u.oiiUis or the balaiii c .•! U_y**r, I . 1 1
a -cutlenian up the eoontr. ,M.;*'
driving a sarriags, and coma esll re. 1 '-
l"a.r w;uea aud Koed borne tot üb* Isal ». \suL-
Applj u> t. D. K.v'rto.
Nt v 4 :it Neir 1- \ ii v..* I*—l
L'uk lllKft-..--Wc have tot hire. _*tntsßJ
I mice of the •ear.aioung RAN.wti
HOUSE SERVANT and .1 tolerawe UOOK
WOMAN, who is a food COOK SB* 1 II t_ll 1
lor hire liy the month
KAWLINi.S A It'll L_f_j
tny 1 -,'lt l_rli street, betwsea Maiii»adC*r>_
CKRYANI POR Mil. v>> i*v* (st sa*
i» privately, a SERVANT MAN 'itm 11 1 _.
nor house servant and vi..st excellent otSsk Ml
est, solier and industrious Aptiiy tn
mv l--ts PULLIAM I i-Tty
b*Oll IIIKK Fur the tiaUnee.il the »•_.?*_
Ll X XL V M EN. one ssul to 1 c .1 So. 1 »l*c>i
hand, tlie other a Kood {arm .. md w It* » li * r '.
UOCKK * CI SI,
Insurance ami _e_*fsl SI __. .
my 1 —t* Uth street, r \'!i'in_ ___■__*__
t*OK IIIKK POR THE BALA.NCI
YEAR, a GIRL, aeenetcmed tob*ti»_' '»
ap_-U K. CAI iHua-i.
iiSHll*. in.' 11 set _■__•
o partnerst.il.. "' '' "•' -* t
KTERSoI* .v . • . i ' ' '■■'
* a (SBeral wr..- _> *
SCRIP-ION Bl SIM "
e'ersoa, corner ol in •
ioh la.'..it:.** it will ___n*e
.nee* that csnß'tt ' ■
respe. tin. •..-■■ t• • '■' ■'■
Aaenassßtißit* ~..__ v
N o-erssii > seers i -•' _
iters fur then lorn.*
otftitly attk* .1 •;■'■*''<•''*__ . *, .
coiioern .'! V*.. I 8.1-*"
vinn wldltiy t. -
la Mr. t.t-.t) SI * KK **__E
MM will afnuoi me an a
y resuire -.«■« t
illy. WM ■OWPin.***
•AS PITTINS, nw *".'_
laeasi and wits * *-»** T_j
for Bttiidisga ■"-'"'Voi -
st ai»pr..'.e.l patters*, i (
ie»ir:i!-.o »t' ck :- ii' _»_'< ,
ij bl) >l Al.ru • •
Belvm'* Kuw. <• _.-*"■
_r*o-PARTN__SMI - SO I '• ►'*"
*■' sinned, havius f.iriu_l * c» i'_t_'< .._l''' ,•,
the briti of R. H. NoHVK.I.I. >V' «■'\)■--•»•
lor tlie purpose ot eonducttiu the*' '"v._ •.
RsuulTßiMMlS-SsadPA**! i p>
apsetltilly state that »c .i'erria".* , « '"'..< *
selected stock ol Omuls-ri "*■•'
strict attention to bus »<*** *■■
iial.it*. to merit the patron sts ■ '-..''.,,' K vn._
mepuoiic. i^aii-Sffij;
April 34th. I*io. "
DISSOLUTION. -The c> t-v' ! "' :* • 1
tore existing under tb* ssn_oi . -.uj
BURG * BOH.V PR. st Citj r*__.. ■•"
day dissolved bl mutual eoeseal. , .j, _»
ioRERT WENDKR HI K. «i
hunness on tiitiown B-OoUßt,as4 "•■ w* , __, ~*
•anas, tne Enseal patroii*** *eu_- , _
%_. WENDKNIIIK"*^!^"'
CMISTHI. X \ PtAT/>R C «_|..T_
» LL/IOK AND CIGA* »»•_■ ",,„»
No ;r> Main al . t-t** ",' l m _ . ftl . **.'
Re»pectfufiy infoim iben i ''** n , l *' , _~, Rr _»•*
that they hay ttsj *"_ '•_ .. X *;<«.
well .elected stock ''_,sV'wiSps."_-'Mf
FRENCH and hi N'iAKlA>. «i> X' >~ ~-
and KOOHrI.I.K HK A > I'! X - . ,
WHISKEYS, HAVANA ssti IH>*™
U _a_ri?re*oiveit to te I everj .;' • >*£{
eat possible price, they hope '" '"' " ~,
patronage which the. reseecltu •» •" , y-ls .
K"*hn...i..i sin* Kb.WW __ ..,_tl»*
|&4| _A_s_a.es* *ER_ *»' _
latj OTHV _AY.jest'e**eiveJ lIA .-. '•»•
WRR■abea-s's •. KfcN tit*
eunue* tie *urp.vt»ed. - —■ - t*r*«-
PRBSR BUT I'KK >••'.y;' -;. ~ „ >*-
3 c.Ue»U very »nser_*rT_A. .";...,_.. y.
For sale by ROltr.H lA* ■''%,«.' _•
'Grocery and Peed St***, JJ .* .
I vroTitE.:.! -»*• ,h '__ 1 f ( '!? t*. .'"■"- **
IN KECH my west U_cj»a__• ij_*
Bl'Si .*«__.. to buy snu sail R>r cass. . .sail
.-sy3rd.li_n. » WMma
my ft __-— - j t**"^
NOTM' R.-1 do here... «'« J «' , . u "^tV.Tj-J
RICHARD H JACKSON ■•
to irans-i-1 l_i*m.»a tor nti *-»«•»••
Riohutoßd-to buy - s! .J" '
Hiehtiiotid. _Uf _ '*"■ . ul- "
-t IK. RD. D. RAI HO tin* t*"l fjfg, *•*<__?
l\l ,u.Veg__n_ *s4 t_ree»-rs^ \"J.
U/HITR FlN»: LATM*.- |
PINE SAWED LAIH
sale on good terms by . inuY * » v * f i
mj/*-« _ WB ! , oitia**-*
tl ot No, i «_* *t*•» *••* -**** 0 * *"" , _,„,*<.
rt UY I?!IBV vB - HV*
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