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W* pahUsh afsawhM t**, ufi\u25a0_H_pr*.«*edl*g- ot *k ***'btad ia thia city y*tar**s\ *»*» if aotan of th* State* whteh *?*%**_ from thaCh-rlsstoaConveauon,will daahisms ha rsp.nsaatad Am*ag th* delegate* ar*distingalahed _*aiasra gealUmsii, whosepreMuoe will teaderta* proceeding* interest.lag and the reault oftheir delibsrations Is re.gardedasa athtteref aosmall importaac*.-Goe. licaaata, of Ta-ao, presided yes.terday, a*d IB* OouvenUon wBI completetv orgaalsattoa thi* moraing. Th* ladlesar*invited to attend,and oneof th* galleriesia Metropolitan Hall te rami**- for their ae.commodatloa. TU hour of nm*__g v teao'clock.I Ihe "JartverettTef Tlrflala.

te Society ot Alumni or ths Uni-*rslty ofIni*have Issued aa urfsnteppsal tor tb* ]tu*l attoadaacsot th*Alumni at tb* c*o- 'exerciee* of the Uatversiiy, which witlalterecearoathe4th ofJuly. We troattal* appeal will be responded toby thesands of th* Alumni ofth* Universityare scattered throughvarious parteofthe jitry. As thsappeal justly says, It is aot jnh that tbey haveadded to the fameof jITniverslty by tb* increase of their own .oafbtto show their gratitude to their

ter by periodical return* to th*old fit.ar hearth,aad torekindle that seal la herif. aad labehalf of th* greatcause oflib.edncatloawithwhichshe seat them forth jtheworld. Atall other Unlvsrsitlss andwe*, it Is deemed oaeof th*greatest p|*a-iof lifeby tb* gradßates aad Alumni tomand meet their companions of formera,and togive their mother the benefit of,

\u25a0aid and tb* encouragement of their af-ouate interest,c know of no University which basagerclaims on tbe gratitude and aflee-tion of its children than the University ofVirginia In thesedays of puffery, when it

seems tohave become a recognized custom tospeak of everything lasuperlatives, we haveat leuet the consolation ofknowing that thereIs oneof tb* large and popular educationalinstitutions of th* coantry in which there isnohumbng?and thatisthe UniversityofVir.Kinia. Ths samemay he trueof Harvard aadYale; but every Virginian, and, certainly,every University graduateknows of his oweknowledge that It is true of the University,and tbat everyman who graduates at that in-stitution bas i?on bis honorsfairly. Moreovereverygraduate who has succeeded iv tbe wort-knows tbat not only bas the Universitytrained bim to fight bis way with conductandcouragein tbe greatbattle of life,but thathelms derived eclat andprestige from theveryname of University graduate that it has atouceassured all men ofhis merit, and openedall hearts to give him their confidence andgoodwishes. In common gratitude, theAlum-ni ongbt to rally around this uoble school,aud by their annual visits, keep its memorygreen in tbeir souls, sad keep green in theirown heart* also ths associations snd memo-ries of tb* happiest timeef their lives.apt

Bad Habits aud Mew te Cure Them.There lately died ia New York a well.known printer aad publisher, Mr. Daxibl

Eakphaw, wbo bad succeeded in amassing nlarge property, and who did much in bis timetoelevate tbe character of the craft. Amongthe legacies in bis wilt, tbe most of which aresaid fo exemplify tbe benevolence of bis dis-position, there ia one which the New YorkExpress thinks entitled to particular admira-tionaud praise, and which it recommends asan example to others. The particular clausein bis will alluded to, is acodicil, which givesto the divisee* targe amount of real estateprovided h* shall abstain from theutt of tobacco,?in anyform, foraperiod of tix months prior tothe testator* death; and if, after he gainspossession ol said estate, heshould again taaeup tbe use of tobacco,said property is to be jtakes from him and devoted te building ahouse for superannuatedsoberprinters.Ifany thingcould stop tobacco chewing, it

would be to leave a devotee of the weed pro*peny on sneh conditions, bnt we doubt tbeirwisdom and benevolence. We think it wouldhave bee* a greai deal more human* in thelata Mr. Fanhhaw to have left bis devisee tochew his quid in peace, and to have be-queathed tbe money at once to the "superan-nuated soberprinters." Mankind in ail ageshave employed stimulants of some kind, andthere is none more innocent _an tobacco-There are cases ia which iv use is injurious,aud, like oiber good things, it may be nsed toexcess,but, on tbewhole, there aresome hab-its agood deal worse. There Is such a thingas beingrighteous in indifferent matters, andrather lax ia those of importance. In thosesections where the smoking and chewingoftobacco have been relinquished, there isagooddealmorehatred,malice, -ndall nncharitable-ness than there was in former times. Peoplethere rull revenge under their tongues likeasweet morsel, sndpuff away tnecbaracters oftbeirneighbors in furious blasts of envy anddetraction. Most menmust have soma ar.:.ficiai excitement, and the weed is tor mare in-nocent t«t themselvesaad thecommunitythanthe destructive atimulsate of fanaticism and

('cnonal strils*nd raacoar.The LatesTscaadaL

Someoaehas deOaadaraadalaaadish whichie-half thewo*Id tessgsgedla preparingand

theother halfla devouring. There is ? Strangpropensity la haaaaa nature to be pleasedwitb evidence*of the frailty of its kind, on theprinciple thatsin, like misery, love*company.Tbe latest feast is theBcbch divorce case atChicago,wbich derivesaddItion al <c terfroai thefact that thalady has borne hitherto anexcel-lent character. The mammoth sheets of tbogreat cities give five orsix closely printed col-umns tothe subject of Mr.and Mrs. Btuc _.aud some of them take sides editorially withthe complainant and defendant. Tbe partiesoccupy a high position, socially and finan-cially,which, of conrss, imparts anutual*sstandpungency to th*fin* moral enter tainment.Of the merits of th* controversy we knownothing,bat, judgingby th* generaltty of eachcases,the lady may hs as much siuaed againstassinning. There is ao danger ofa female de-linquentin this or anyother ess* receivingtoomuch forbearanceat thehandsof such arigid aud immaculate person as Mr. Bcbchappears tobe, according to his wife'saccount.

The Great Eastern and New Ysrk.Tb* New Yorkers baring secured tbe visit

of theGreat Eastern to their Metropolis, arenow engagedivdiscussing tbe question wheth-er tbey can get ber over tbe bar of their har-bor. This israther a late hour in the day tobe mooting that point. Suppose the GreatEastern comes, and, like ths Vicar of Wake.Held* picture, proves too big to bs got in ?It i* true, the Commissioner* ot Pilots haysdeclared the bar at Bandy Hook practicable;hut the opinions of otherauthorities, usually

as trustworthy upon a*ch questions,««* ad vara*,and various akilUal pilot* hay*aselared theirreluct*-** to attempt th* pas-*ag«- Intbeeventofabaudoaiagtbeaaaal aaa--7?*f -*\u25a0****"*' **»»!"?»??\u25a0 «"»*_ Longsl________i*___*? *? *******b*Llforeign *bt__[__7f___«?* th*

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Professor Bsche.Th* Jioyal Society ofLondon, ba * 5... ejawetiag elected Professor A. I». Bao*_T__perintendent of the U 8. Coast Bar-*. _.Foreign Membere< theSoetoty. Tharata*ofthe services Prof. Bacb* ha* resdered in th*Coast Surrey bar* aaaerbs*s Afjr**aiii| iarbis coantry. Halfae*at«ry bene* his aaaa*will have apromiesat bJm* i* i***o**toll*-tioa ofgreat scteatiß- BaptrUnxprn, at Whichhi* klaamaa T*UMR#*Jm ih*o*a_ai siar. J

New Paalieetleu. '- TkeLutM Bammtmr Mj MrsU_as.,eutkor<>f "Th-Gambtor-Wl#,» Ite.-Mre. Oaonr is'\u2666aid to bss* Ej_g__h aathoraw of ta* abili.iter, and -The tittleBsaaiy" Iter hast pro--^-?l-J-f-^Jf** __T_sws3B4lv_UsU_.IJjiJJ«_J.ia. Fofs*l*llrW_B»*^_Bßto8 #

Th* ceatral Park.Wa hue* aareree*a qalte as amasiag aa il.moWnmWW-uMymEm^^

thattraattoa wai iiflfc*l*4p*aafN*w OJk|*# tobehold, aad Hjfila.l ?*n»vtnclals," tOk nni.formly styl*a«f|a wltt p%pnl*tlo*Jf tb*

| million rv-id**Wof Mumattan Island, hsr*'[ aow, among other inducements to visit thecity, a seventh wonder of the world in theCafitralpara. ,'..-, \u25a0.

%About thirty yearsago, an English gentle,aha,mi-fogatour ia thiscountry, was takenoat by a Raw York friend to ss* th* sights,and among other place* the Naw Yorksrshowedhim* th*Park"?not thaaswaadun-finishedPark, hat thaoaewhereth*Oity Halletanda,**dwhich ia aboutone-fourth thesis*of our Capitol Square. Yee,h* tookthis Eng-Itehmaa, who had baea accaetomed to theenormousparks ta London, tothat City Hallgrass plat, aad asked him if they had aay-thiaf tike thatia theircity I No wonder, nowthat New Yorg ha* a Park aa Barge a* thelargest ofLoadon, thattbe peopleofthe -re.ral districts" ar* expected to go frantic withadmiration. Th* Provincials, poor devils,has* nut much to boast of, it is true, exceptth*worksof nature. but we bad no idea be-fore thatanything New York could show ivthat line, would astonish people who livedoasuch a very considerablepark as the Ameri-can Continent, of which the inland of Man*hattau 1* ascarcely visiblespeck, and itswholewealth drawafrom tbe sail aad industry ofths"ruraldistricts.' The idea ofcalling uponpeople whohive lived on theprairies tobaas,toaiahsdata piece of ground about th* di-mension* of? good sized marketfarm,or thosewhohave seea Niagara, to be transported bywaterfalls three feet high, or whobare dweltupon tbe Mississippi and tbeGulf, to look inamazement at artificial ponds not quite ex-tensiveenongb toaccommodate a largefamilyofducks! Pray leave tbe "Provincials"uudpeople of the "rural districts" their advan-tages ofmountain, valennd flood, ofwide andbeautiful landscapes, and don't expect tbewholeof NorthAmerica to cometo NewYoi kto zee the coantry.

I The Great Supply Nutiea.Recent discoveriesof gold andsilverin Cali-

fornia, Utah,Oregon and Kansas, it is believed,will increase the American yearlyproduct toabovesixty,aad perhaps seventy, millions ofdollars. Last year nearly seventy-five mil-lions, considerably more than tbe product,were sent abroad, besides fourmillions of balesof cotton, great quantitiesof breadsttiffs, to-bacco, Ac. The week before last, a millionand a half in specie went to Europe. It is es-timated that tbe specie now in tbe countryamounts to two hundred and eighty millionsof doltars.

Last night this localitywas visited by theseverestbail storm I ever knew to occur. Ittookplace abouthalf-past 8 o'olock,and last-ed near half an bonr. During tbat time thebail fell thick and fast. Tbestones tbat fell inthe early part of tbe storm were tbe largest Ioversaw. Thegeneral size was thatof a par-fridge'segg ; but verymany were as largo aswalnuts andseveral were found as large as ahen's egg. Ilearned to-day that tbeveteranCol.Crowmeasured one which fell at his bouse,aad found it four inches in circumference, af-ter having been carried some distance andbeld in tbe band until the measuring tapecould be found. A short distance west of thissomestones were picked up which weighedhalf a pound ! Such bail stones are not seenoften in a man's life-time. To have been ontin snch a stormwould certainly bave exposedone to the chance of serious injury. Anyskull, savean African's,would have been indanger of a cracking by the descent upon itfrom cloud-land ofa hail-stone weighinghalfa pound.

The crops arenotsufficiently advanced, savethe wheat, to be injuredby encb a storm, andthere is so little of that here that thefarmersbad notmuch anxiety aboatit. Tbe immenseand very superbgardenof tbe White SoiphurSprings Company looked much tbe worse fortheweather this morning; but a few brightdays will restore toconvalescence aud flatter-ingpromise theplanUand vines whichlookedso vigorous yesterday morning, and whichwereso severely knocked about by tbe haillast nigbt. This garden has been the object ofthe constant careand attention of the skillfulgardener. Nightafter night he has kept bisvigilsin ivwalks, ready with his assistants 10protect bis tender plants from a nippingfrost,which may come iv aa evil hour of th* night.'without warning. His vegetables are thus ina very forward condition, aud the companyhope to supply their table, at least, with theinevitable tomatoes from their own grounds.It is gratifying that the storm did tbem no :more harm.

This morningthe ground beneath each treeis strewu with tbe leaves tbat were cut downby tbe hail. They were generally broughtdownin clusters, tbe hail cutting off the smallbranches with several leaveson each. Itwasindeeda tremendous affair. L.

Correspondence oi the Hiehmond Dispatch,Crops in North Carolina.

Lawbonvillk, Bockingbam co., N. C,)June Otb, 1800. 5

Tbe farmers in this vicinity are aboutdoneplantingtbeir crops of tobacco. Although thefly destroyed a large quantity of tbe plantsduringtbecool dry weather, in the early partof spring, I think there is an average cropplanted in this section. There arc large quan-tifies of tbe last years crop that remains un-sold, tbe farmers not beingwillingto take tbeprices offered by the buyers. Some lots ofwheat are taking the rust?supposed to becaused by tbs recent wet spells, which, nodoubt, will provean injury to some extent.The crops of corn and oats look well, aadpromise*, thus tar, to bs tbe largest that havebeen tor several years.Th* merchants In this portion of the StateI have experienced a dull trade this spring,iowingto thedetermination of the largerpor-tion of onr citizens not tobuy anymore goodaofNorthern manufacture tbau theyare com-pelledto. This is a step In the right way, andwill be carried out to a great extent. Theconsumers prefer goods of Southern manu-facture, and a good many are determined toencourage only Southern enterprise. Let themerchants eicourage Southern manufactories.aud we will noonace tbe Southern States withplenty manufacturing establishments tobountifully supplyour wants. W.M.N.

Asoth-? Toiutado A violent tornadopassed nearNorfolk, Va., Friday evening, de-stroying trees, fences, vegetables, Ac. Thebona*of Robert Qwin was blown down, andi his wifeand child badly injured. A letter1from Princess Anne pou»ty, gives aaaccountof the effect of tbe storm when it reachedtiter*:

"Avery severegal* psssedovera Urgepor-tion ofour county on Friday evening but,accompanied with bail andrain. It was par-ticularlysevereon tbe Bay shore, where tbestorm seemed to have spent its greatest fury.Tbe damagewas mostly felt by the fishermen.The loss of property consisted in the destruc-tion of boats, andfortunately the stormcameatan hour when the boats were atanchor.?Had it occurred afewhoursearlier, a numberof lives must have been lost. The principalsufferers were Col. Jas. S Garrison, Sr., twoboats worth SSO); Wm. Fentress, 3 boats, 8500;Wiikius A Woodbouse, a boats, goOu; SolomonEwil, l boat, Matt, and Adam Wotte, 1boat*m ,

Bo faras ascertained no lives have been lostbnt tbe fruit crop will be much diminishedin all this section from theeffectof the hail.

Wor-D sot Livk Tubus roa Nothing.?Ber. Dr.Sasnett,President of tbe East Ala-bama MaleCollege, has justraturadd to Aa-buru fromMow York, wherebe delivered aa*d*res« before to* Asssriean Bibls Society.-Me carried with bim to thatcity * negro ma*tost tit yearsof age, wbicb had been given toBey. E. J. Hanil, to beset tree when hsreachedhis prosest ag*. The negrosaw enoughoftbefreenegroes at thaNorth to disgust aim. Hehas given himself back to his gaardiaa, aadsays hs "would not live there for wishing."?Montgomery (Ate.} Post.

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quotation*since ourtut NgTOBACGO-The reoerpts of Tobacco are ligbv

for thessason, sad mostly of inferiorLugs aadLeaf. We qaot* ialariorLag* at *l Met aa good81*0*3 M: las bright,raited for manararturinc.#aj*a«ia); latenor L**f 8»A>*««>: tend ft 80s&W; goo*. stesamiM tsaaarasaaw; fine Sloseam3*1 _**? m****otorln« BlosfJ* 17os.FLOUR-Market dull. Shipper* still willingtosay 83.2* for choice straight branda. Last a*teaelExtra, ior shipment. 85wWHBAT-We give nominal quotations only.?There moo no receipt* of consequence. Beat red81.10-81 83; do. white tlJßatl-O.CORN-Market stiner. W* quote 7B_Boc p*r

OATS-'n latter demand, at 48 to sue W bushelBAOON-Martet firm at 11'4 cents lor Sides;

* cent* forShoulders; Plain lltun* IL.-12 oenta;Siuar cured ItMaU etc ; Todd's Sugar-cured 1«etc. N« Hog round yetreceived*.

COPFEB?We quote Rio -Sell; Laguayralialft ou.; Java _>«\u25a0_>» ol*.; Mocha IS cents.Market firm. , __,

SUGARS^?Market firm at formerprices. >*wOnean*Bui_arßto9cenui for choice: Cul>a7>i to 8cenu: Loaf 11., oenta; Cruahed and Powdered 10.'.-MXcents; Codec Sugar: A 10 eta.; B 9\ cents;ExtraCRMS-* cents, m inqaality.

MOLASSES.-New Orleans 10**6sts.; Oubs,M**-?ovado. ia bbls.. 38*37* ot*.; Baguakleland, MMota.; Och*nbous*n'». SS.

WBISKEY.-Ridimond Rectified JlH'e-fc,cv;P. Steamsk Co.'sMaltedRye Whiskey, new. fl,old, 81AO-,other grades, prioe* a* to quality fromMeasts tot-**.

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dency?Uplands 11etc. Flour firmer-Southernsteady. Wheat active and let. lower. Corn let.better?white 77 cts.; mixed 88 etc. Porl: firmer-mess 81760-18 50, prims 813SO-13.75. Buaarfirm.Turpentine 4)4T4ioU. Kosin dull at SI 65. Ricesteady. Stocks buoyant?Va. 6's 893

YV_, THE V ti D EB* I <i N E I>.SPv___ dealers in Boots, Shoes. ?c . agree toclose our respective stores each afternoon (Satur-days excepted' at 6% o clock from this day until15th Ai _ u»t. 1860.P K. White. W. V. W. Taylor,H. Stern A tiro., Fisher A Norton.Peter Tm.lev, John O. Paso. ,'r ,D. R. Franklin. J. H. Bosoben.Alex. Bill k Co. [je 8-***We return cur sincere thanks to these *four employers wbo haveso cheerfullysirned theaboveasreement; but owingto non compliance ofall toe dealers,wecheerfully resume our labors asheretofore, and solicit a liberal share of public

patronage. Ije 12-2t* | SHOE CLERKS.*TSJ3S> DR7s.II tMQBISM,to*mabahrmtmA*K2Sa ELECTRICAL. PbYCHOLOGIST. andPHRENOLOGIST, will lecture and experimentto-nixlit (TUESDAY.) June 12, 1960, in the lamehall at the WES V HAM HOUSfa', town of SidneyGoesrly. and witness the wonderful oontrol whichDr. I*. exercises ovor persons from the au__nce,alter a mannerthat it doe* not seem poasiWe forany man to possess. iAdmission 15 cents; nohalf price. Doors open| **8i to begm at8M o'clock P.B\. je 12- it*

GEN. GEO. BICKLKY.*** PRESIDENT K. G. C, \Will address the citizens of Ku-hinondTHIftTUKSDAt ) EVENINi.,It the AFRICAN CHURCH, at 8 o'r'lock,he principles, aims and objects of the Orderenersl attendance is solicited Come one!aall!! Lie 12?Itj PER ORDER.UNION PRAYER MEKTING..-, B\ AUnion[Prayer Meetingof all denomi-nations will be held every AFTERNOON thiaweek, under the. auapicss of the Young Men*Christian Association, at the First Presbyte-

rian -hureh, (Dr. Moose's.) Irom 6 till 7 o'clock.-The citizens generally are invited to attend, aswsll Mall etojiatos vwitinn the oity. je 12-lt«"\u25a0»» MAYO'S WAREHOUSE WILLt__T/TiTirßn_v n.e?

for __*__S__?°" "ftobaooon_4« TJi»« S J)AYi'_~0 ~ in*' th". mh ""stent. TheLi_£ B?9*_w" *oDen *t0 "'olock this monin*.Ihe first'Break " tooumeoff Wedne»day morning. the 13th mat., at 6>i o'olock.i_i* 0.. BCOGGIN

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_J _izl? Inspectors.__!*wa_*_J_5l « MARSHALL AND HENRY\u25a0<25a COMPANIES will hold their regular\u25a0!»?___ _"_.,un* " thelr r,,om ou 11thstreet, thist rttSDA\ /evening,at6* o'clock._JeJ2-lL__ JASJCJLEE, Sec_y._«T'd_ :!»? "HE REGULAR MONTHLYses-Cfa Meeting of the Vounir Men* ChristianA.M,?o.,*^on w '" aaheMTOIOWDA. EVENING,the Uth mat,at 8 "'clock, atthe Room* of the Aa-aooiauon. in Goddw'*Building. Inaddition to theinauguraladdress*! the newly-electeaPresident,.n able and interestingessay will be read. Theladies are specially and earnestly requested to fa-vorus with their presence. 7. fc. BURBESS.jen-.t Recording Secretary.

\u25a0Tar** TO THE LADIKS.-ln oiitaT-quence ofan agreement entered into bytheMioeriierohantsoft.il* city to close our re-P. M? (Saturdajs excepted,Iwewonld respectfully request our lady frienus andr__*lJ»/sa»ra_r toe*ll ou us before the hourof.6>jP.M. fishek k Norton!je 11- 2t 2.- Broad *t__s__*«i*i> SPECIAL N#»TICE.-ROA\OKKRAILROADAn aOonrned liieetui? of th* Stockholders willtake piRCe at Clarksvilleon WEDNESDAY, the20t!i instant. ?-»? ?. By orderof theStockholders,

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I At faff re*i*wto* inlmbnrion county, PhdaytoornmJKf Jus**i_h*\ JOB) BILL,aged 18 {can'«^»_U_?__aa__i '%*AjrjajN- IWT-D-LJQ-I-fCB.

JUNB 11.i? , i._; .,??* ?f « ... Al

/ft_* f-l*r this day (Tmssday) U% o'clock.ARRIVED,Bte*msk»pYorktowß,Parri*h, New York, mdss.and sasssaasra, -udlejo k Wataon.Steamerflilridere._??**, Baltimore, mdse. sadp*s**ng*rs, D k W. Carrie. 'Bt*s*MrP**a*«rvsst* Tael. Philadelphia,mrs*.

aad aaaoaaswr*.C P- Cardoso.Soar Ann Pickerel, Klgey.Philadelphia, uidze.,

T»VB. Colnuitt A Co.Schr. John H.Trsvsr*.Frank,Baltimore, matt.Steam*A Co. __ 'Bohr. James Henry, Dawson, Rappahannock,

corn. Steamsk Co.Bo*r Lucy Pea*, Layton, Bsppakinnock, earnto Captain.. Sc_r.a_. A. Prsdmor*. f-dmore, Nsw York,hay. Davis A Huteaason,Sohr. Commander-in-Chief,Martin, New York,ice. D. King A Co.Sehr. Mary L. Johnson, Burmss, James River,

lumber, Coleman A Co.(?ehr. JJmory, (Br.) King, Halifax, fish, C. T.Wortltsm A Co.Scbr.Erama Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, mdse.,W. D. Colquitt A Co.Schr. NewYork, Csrasval, James River, lnm-ber, W.Wells. SAILED,Steamship City of Richmond. Mitchell. Phila-dslphi*.mow. aad**sms_sra, C.P. Csrdoso.Pour. Mary Elisabeth, Daring, dowa the liver,ught.

Nr- Yobs, June 9-Cleared, schr. H. C.Brooks,Wilminston. N.C; Statesman and Ann D. New- iton, Alexandria. Arrived, sohr, Fanny Davis,Baltimore, June 10-?Arrived, seho-ner T.i_

$&iW&&M-** oiwaJttrrtttNosroLK. June ft.-Arrived. *ehr*. Mary Willi*.Richmond: Economy, City Point; Bamarit, Alex-MHna. Cleared,*chr. W. W. Burns, for Rioh-

»\u25a0 PKßfB."NG*_,JtP \u25a0STEA*."H.P Yorktown, Pab-R is n, Master, from New York:J. P. Perkins, J. F. Asb'iy. Jos. Bennett and la-dy.Nelson Ovennston, W. J. Gilbert" I A Bar-Te « \u25a0.-.' J'enn_ft _-.8. Rinaldi, John Johnston.Br. McConner. P. U. Benton, W p Klsler| i«'K.roy -harles M-ltor. W. B Kd-aIV. Mr. _i£,Mr*. A. Have*. j\. Ludlow. G. W. Rouse, RobertHen._li?_and7.,rl' T oK Mr*. Carrington.W W' ,Cn'w »ads-_s. I!a Iter__u_I°P' IH TaJ.lor ' Mra H.rmsn.P_kA P_,kl,

HeDfckr.eii- CJTUM Peck - ft' O.*___*?_? *_«''fiC.L.Cote,A. Lowry.H. Kaon.S.~ M Slattery. T. MoVhirath. Mrs B. I. MoConner.J. T. YoungaadA y?r!V? Sntt"'ii*n- Gu,on*TA. Gnyon, Mrs. F. Bibbard. J. T Ronera _\u25a0

MX- .__*_£*£ MrJ- V»«»aV. Mm. J. Pamier;!____\u25a0_?_: Mri, M.Hayeaand three childrenE_mh I wrfr' Capt S A. Briffin. Major Wfc_l_t« ____-***_** _/\u25a0? Woodruff.Mrs. Wil-lie, Mr* Baldwin, R. S. Moran, J. Wait, A Caryt?^_.__-i*rWt'A- H«M»rd.'l»dy and child, 52 r? nßll "v,J Lawrence. C. L. Steward. Mr* XPeckham, Mtas Gu»on. T. Mott. Jas Vilher' HN. Wetmore H. 8. Branch.W. a «r___er, w' R iTohnan, A. C. (toslsy, Horatio P. Seymour, D TDickinson, and fi;ty in steerage. j

k FRENCH WILLINCRY. 2£MADAME SON. _____LiW?J* o-I*** anew assortment of «RIBBONS and FLOWERS Alan, a lar»e'ntut etetant DRESS CAPS and HKajj--88, suitable for t.adies goins to the,and! am determined to sell at reducedPrM^;t?,_»Ii MAD,AM.KSON' No « Mains?"HtWri_v* wIU Meto~«l every BATURDAY and?_________ je la-St*

«XEjl£ The steamship CITY OF .NEW YORK.Tni'P«ina

CvpV *Ic"bson.wi]l leave City Pointrim Norfolk. * *th'at 12 ° clock* for Boston,\u25a0__t

e%iV:wiVr \u25a0? T$£ Blve<l at Towing Co'sms-

10*DAY «"»dTomorrow, Wth andlithI*or freightorpasssze, anplytoJ**r* -HEILDB A 80MERVILL-.

-aa-fifi-T.-l-V,. *<?? ' 'st("'m«'"P PKNNSYL-?T? , VAN IA. Captain David Tbal, is iiow, the Uth inst., at 11 o'clock A. M.__w__l'_f ; °f aaaey*. hayiaai sucerior accom-modations, apply to C, P. CARDCZO, AS -rTt,

h~_, - c N"- I'* Main street, or at Rocketts.aES!**, fre"sh.t ?*_?». thmuir.h by steam, at re-a**earat«e.aa* witn dispatch. je li-_tv_i_J__-R"JbaltTwork via Niib-_____£Pl' 1.-." The 'Si10 « chr MARY & ViKUl-

ki- _, .\u25a0*' r l -*lll *o_a. hav-me a considera-K^.fi 0 _'.?iB -of ner.osrr«> ensaeed sad **_.< onboard, will h*ve quick dispatch aa above. Fo"balance ol cargo, apply toie w::4t ___ __ A CO.O-PafcsJ/ _V_l_Myir_- BOsTTQ-f eHFiFirBARNES _. Appl, at HI <*«"Stables, on JO'h ' je j?-v____-_),

P,"A, °?' FIANOS.-P bTtaYUJRlTT_Trr!f ' v*7 c>odsecond-hand Pianos"* x, 'l«r sale cheap foro»sli. A l&rira ,? n.t"ment of NEW MUSIC aj. I-B Mainst. je ia-3ttgamgTO DRI ti«|STS AND PtsV-fftT*NSWi- or mile, the DRU.-J, and FIXTURES of _LM stand loc.ated intiie town offluolianan. AnyAM_on*wishing to enter into the Drun busiresawon d find ttt.» aprofitable investment. A phv-?ician mishr. sdvantsneously connect it with hi*pracuce. For furiherpart,ceUr« «ppl» toWM. H-NRY ?»___.je 12-dlt*CW 2t» '*' Boletoßrt oounty, Va.

S____Y_&l__-iUft____M#«M UiU-r_!i 10f0,M5TBbTlat* » urv«X- Iswelltim-?rfd'at _vn1d » JnKreen sand marl, and is di--S*-.1 -__*_?\u25a0*_ Hm aoommaßdiok- s tuitionon the P*munkey River, four miles from Tunsi all's station on the York Rive" Railroad. UHmile* from Richmond, and in the county ofKin*William. A map ofth* farm maybe aeenattheofficeol the Surveyorof the oitv of Richmond;

Je»-d».wlm* WM- AAe*-laXtL°. JVajtg, rORHKNTOK FOR SALK.-A lar7_eanddeairabteROUSB, on 7tll ,tr*ft,South*f!~"-yary. containingroom enough fora <?ood sizefamily. Baa fixtur** in th* house, water on thepremise* and_otnerconvenience*. The propcrtvhasrecently be«n repaired.. A pply to

_~, ,*\u25a0? B- EACHO, near Exehanso Hotel.10 sS-tIW 14thatreet.

X' RICHMOND COMMANDERY." *~Order No. 13. N« U T <SisKniomti: You will atend a niaunt-. a*idiiPa

ri_,i_ tfrfS 1-,1-9,?*I* ,n iront «»«"jaasona'BsM. THIS MORNINO at 10o'olock. toescort the remains of our deceased Sir Kniuht.Rev. J. T. Potsrs. from Toll fiate on Mecbsnics-vitle Turnpike, toBt. John's Church.By orderof the K. Commander.

w . a WM. ALLEN, Capt. Gsn'l.Wa. J. RiDinfK, Recorder.Richmond, Jane Wh, A.D. I*3o,K. T. 7«.

'^T^rAfTE,RTOIf. tatth- oteriofa*.purpose of paying the last trihut* ofrespect to ourdeo*a*edbrother,_Rev. J-o T. Foists. Our sisterLodge* and transient brethren are invitedto unitewitn v*. By orderof the W. Master.JOHN LETTER. Secretary.

1 ARMORY YOUNG teUARD.f-Order N..lA.

Jt,ChmO,,d'J"#la' IMO- «, K?Sly.as raujh buainet* will b? before the corpaFins' action will betaken as to the invitationnowbefore th* company. «ia_o_

\u25a0 lt? \tUD^Tt*Mt that,every member be present tolearn the _ouave drill now being taughtat theirarmory. ? *""". Bi order ofCapt. J«o ». Radv.jeia-lf A. V. ENGLAND, lat Berg't.

IBEADQ'RS CO. B. Ist REG.VaTvolsTi""order N..-. R,CH « OI">' *\u25a0\u25a0* *.»*.' \

*ad iralot ?«« se-fss*your

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,aurr?iß,)AV, ev#nu»«' * X?'**&*By ord*rCapt. Mitcbbu..

J* W-If C.8. MO-tQAN. lat Berg't.

IBDUS."F" CO .I*t RBG'T VA. VOLB.,*Order Ne.3i.8,C8,W",D- Ju- 14' la'a' *.'_-'_Cr. mpan » 1 "A««mble fordrill, at Mil-_ H*"' ,ov« r <?ld Market.) on TUESDAY,the lath inst.. at 8*o'oloek. P. M.By orderof the Captain.

je U-lt HARVEY A. DUDLEY, Ist Serg't.

JHEADQRSCO ??I" I, T RFGrVA7vOLBT7Order N*. il. R,oßmoßd * J«" '»»**»S <

Assemhle at, Bohad'* Hall, this(TUESDAY)evening. l»h inst., at«.' 4o'clock, with muskets,fordrill, and trie transaction of business. Thosewho have not procured mu*k»ts ctn get thematthe hall. By orderof Capt. Baylv.1*Ms?la* V. L- FORE, lat Sert't.

<B_ADQ'SIst REti'T VA. VOLS.',/ ". , . RtiH-MosD, June9tb, i960, ie*^e\Jnriiutif*}. *ro .ni tne «»«oera of tbe«h Rsgimeat er Csvalrv,propoaiag a cotfer-. ? ace upon to*sabjsot of aa*ncamsm*nt. hav-ing been, received at tare* Beadauarter*. theCoramiaeioued OSosra of tbs UastolnS-S-Baal.ment, are hereto invited to assemble at th*Co-o^tta?.0 e'tT '°" tM Utb "*"»Ji._r** WM. MUNFORB.AdB.I?._i_f??ATTENTION.-Parod* in froitofCustom Rouse, ouTUBBDA Ymorajng. tbsMth inst. st 8 o'clock A. M.to estabrats thsu*ffor_lM,*?** y ° th* °° m Pt " ?'*nHn» wHonorary members are reqaaatod to units withttsaitjioutrurther invitation. **»**wrm. Byordsrof CapLjEtLioTT.__? 11 -*t E. W. BRANCH. IstBerg»U

Grf"_ lithm'iV* Vols, tswatia.4 r^°y..Wca%i!l*tß*^ t.pliK LIQU,kB. gJggy-

byTh**-©** itworl*a *i**tImmFraai*

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MEADF ABA XKB. w! O. B*KILLINGS.."reT

"___Ma«W at*;. ..ii the ettW;

BoHtotts.oommeaciaaat 11o'clock THISMORN-Jfch.Sal*withoutracard to wsaibsr. is ia- itB__*h* «a*ersi*aed to deslreua techaage * valuable property be owaeia th*eitr ofBrooklyn. L. l.ulo** to New VorPoii».)for gooauataca_ibeted*ros*rty to orne.V'Aaeiiyiff??.reoe*. lleorat*t«of* Antte **\u25a0 three-eto? Bickasd Brow.Siium DWFLLING-BOUSEaad LOT,located in a luab y roapeotobl* an* rani-l* _»Proving di*iriot aid t*n^nm_t*.n?alk"rom to*n°rrrv*m*n\_ c H° Va19 '? pJ_u »'»» W-'-Sra *?provement*, of Ridgewood water. gas.Turnac*,bath hoiwe,ka .and in perfect order. lu,uao"TiHeißdiaeutaltle.

< *boTe *v«»a»t*"s fr** from sll ib- ij

_(-^_f^__^^^^^where,can be suppliedbya>__? c - _J*.W RANDOLPH,

i-si _>bh'h«. Bookaeller andBookbinder,je____ m M**» \u25a0*«??«?~?:-.. , , _ .___._BB_Ladies' Dress GoodsI

AT COST I LADIKB' »*E« 'J00D8!!.AT COST!!

AT COST_J__! m?nVl of jßne bein « ** J-"11* snd finding?ar stock of_; ' LADIES'DRESB GOODSto be considerably larger than is desirable,and.deairou* of giving our lrienda and ens*oin*r* tbeadvaatage oi anentire new stock of tires* Giod*at every season, leaiae* sspolying the-aeive*cheapnow. we nave determined to aell from to&La_l r -]i>ifes! G_d"' 0fT* Ter» ?atorittio*,from Rich Silks to ordinary Lawn*, during th*month of June atcot and many *t>le*of Goodsin preference to keeping th m over, gristlybe-low cost. In fact, wewill make aGREAT CLEARING OUT SALE.Wiil be added, on arrivalof steamer from New1 ork on Monday,soo pieces neat wtvle nsw Hs.?isns. PRINTEDLAWNS a_d OR-MIES--.just what everybody want*.Also, _W n*w sole LADIES' WRAPPINGS,consisting of Black Silk Mantles, Lace Cloaks,Lace 1alma*.BurnousLace Saawl*.and which, onaccount of the lateness of theseason, will be seldatnearly half the prioe* Ihey aoid for % monthago. A call Irom all in want is reapeotfuiiy re-«?*-*_._«? i.___ MILLBIBERfaa~*tatljtb.Ba_A_ah its Broad at.

_3_Bennett'* Diarrhoea Killer, for ths Ipositiveand speedy cureofDIARRHfEA.CHOLERA MORBUS,

SUMMER COMPLAINT,CBOLIC. and-v .. , k. CHOLERA INFANTUM.Thisreallyvaluable remedy for the above-named\u25a0liaeaaes of the Stomach »nd Bowels, lias obtainedthe name of DIARRKiEA KILLER, from tholaet that it was used and tested in over JiXJO cases Iofviolent Diarrhrri, in the summer of 1>..9. w.'ienthe Cholera was prevalent in the city of tieh- Imond, va., and in no instance did it ever foil toarrest the disease and

r. ~ arrscT a!.r_Hß*aanracdbb.Itis therecipe of adistinguishedSouthern physi-cian, who has used it in an extensive p.actice fornearly thirty years, and he tu* >et to hear of thefirst case inwhich the LIARRHO: A KILLER ha*failed either to relieve or cnie,whec used accord-ing to direction*.Hundreds of the citizens ofRichmond can, andwill freely teatifv to the merit*of thia remedy-a\u25a0ingle dote, in many instances, effectin. a com-pletecure.

Since the disappearance of the Choleir., it hasseen used aaa regularhome medicine. *Kicnmond, Va. who supply countrymerchants and thetrade generally,on vely favor-ableterms, by the grow orsingle dozen. "o \u25a0 J?y a"lde?ar* in medicines everywhere.? Ir rice 50c. ie9 ?3t 1

\u25a0__ Large Stork of 'DRY GOODS j.... __-._, , AT COBT. FOR CASH.Allin wantof cheap, fresh and desirable Goods, 1have now an opportunity to ratke their selectionsoutof a f 50.000 stock, the best part of which hasbeen purchased this season, and the cash paid for Ilt-conaeque.itlywa*bought 3ft per cent, under theregular prioe. 'n i

DRESS GOODS AND SILKS 'we have a well-selected atock of th \u25a0> noweatatylea. In . IEMBROIDERIES AND WHITE GOODSwe have the greatest variety?all bou*,ltt at auc-tion, inLINEN GOODS AND HOSIERIES jouratock cannot he surpassed in cheapness. To IMEN'S AND BOYS' WEARwe always pay particular attention, and have acompleteassortment.

_r DOMESTiCS AND BERANTS' GOODS.We buy thebeat make*, direct from the manufac-tory, tor tbe ready money, and have a large *tockon hand.Having made arrangement* to enlarge and refitourstore, we are compelled to reduce ourstook t»the Ist of Ausust, and in offering our goods at costwe meanwhat we e_y. Call soon ami secure bar-gain*, j.a m. BOSENBaUM.je *-2w 199Broad st._»_ Soniethins to Read !

REDUCED PRICES_ .. IN SOMETHING TO WEAK,rrom thia date we will sell our rich and v*ri~riV* KAFPIN-S at greatlyreduced prices, tiuve-scan tie certain of obtaining good liargains, a* »*are determined not to disappoint thosswho fav..rus with acall. SWORDS A THAW?_ _ _ -. Ko.lia Broad si.N. 8.-Fancy Drssa Silks at cost._ jes-6t __ s. 4j,SBRVAITTB FOR HIRE* SALE.ffOR SALK-A LIKELY WOM__C__3uT_

T ,W3BU*_" *nd tf?amb can cook, ar disagood fam -ilyboss* servant Will be sold at Ism thanherap-praised value to remain in Richmond IAlso, forhire, a YOUNG WOMAN as a wetnurse, or unexceptionable character, who ? acousunnd to children. Shecanbe htghl» recom-mended. Apolyat CARY STREET JAIL._jeJ2-eo<J3t* 'P«? X HTRKT.XW t'T NC RS"K^-ATtroei"(Tn_a healthy colored OiRL. by the month,or lor theba>noiiHiftheyear. Addreaj Box IM,Richmond.

«*_&_>*? ~B_t Maaai~A?_ra'esa_*T_£wH\_tW^^__ar,__*° «-years «l«.very intelligent,I well trained. For particulars, apply at thislce -.__ Jes-eoitl^*ff?omW LWSrim9WmrtR. MINNOCR'_ CELEBRATED

INDIAN PANACRA,__?_?,,? roB Tv» tstOmß «>rRREUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.

Certificates or Cubbs F*ri_b_si>:_._ -, Richmnuf. Dec. Ist. MMMrs. Yarri\»to«.?Pe.nr Madam : I have ihep *f*u[? *? **' to 3roMiaat l baveueed your Rheu-matic Medicine in my family for the last two i*ai*,aud oan aonndenilyrecommend it to the public.?? Jambs Moc*a.

?. ~ Richmond, Dei. 33d. MMMr*. } ARBi-c»To!».-Dear Madam: It affordsin* great pleasure to state to jou tuat I hare usedyour Khematic Medicine in my family on severaloccasions and made aperfect cure, and Icbeerfti!-I.mmend it to the public aa a valuable medi-irßheumatiam- «___» Br_\.Richmond. Dec. fTih, liM.Yabbibotob.?Dear Madaw : I,with »ie,v!____! ___ ! -Jave __*»«* a_Smstiemtor Rbaumatisiu. aud oan safely rcoom-?t »s a pure for that oompl?int to a. I,*^?_utti^

M_. v.__ -. Rnhmtmd Dec ,MMrs. YABBtKOTOB.-Dssr Mad-mi It s&mls_!.!_,aT_ X.to?*!?_ *° ttM **1? <* foar Raou-mati* Medwins. 1 have used it in mv l*a»ilr forRheum-t.siu and N*ur«l*,», aad eo-adM-7commesd it aa being good for bothYour*, respectfully, p. F- Whits.M.*.nT

vm?^? eartifieatoaof well-known oitiaenacould be furn^hed.awfcMifettbem,Wl___tJt B.BUIBLOS,Jons C. Pagb,

J. B. STFOAtI,, j Gbo. W. Smith.Aad many other well-known residents of Rioh-mond.

Jl! 0*" addrosssd to Mrs. C. J. VABRING-TON, of Richmond, Va.. being th* only manu-facturer ia the United -tales. Any a__ptics-tonmads to Messrs. FISHER A WR?STt« _?«V... win b*«^gg.«aS_S__:

,\t' hl),ia:}<** a *w«asstod m> li* impaeed uponOis public thi*m to *iv* notice, in ordarthat ?uoaimpoatores msy be discovered. Oae of thelm ha*a_l__r?_r_?_r_rWtt.-asbt* attempttoSHitoini be-eUbsl*thercov*r thegenuine"Peach Brand " manuf%Vt*"ei111 i__.__?-,of. J***.* ?X"' l nUtiwgreee? but itw3Sbe obeerved. they give the aaumof *c mamMfac-§ r iL** _5 g'''"_s §***** Rmctorlrat, treat excellence oTthe articfebr them, e.tal.luhed for it the sigheTt wp-to-oa#_?

a,_._w_ ,"! ,,*!*: tnß » uh,w sgainst oouotor.feiU.which aotoolt iioaao**upau sareaaaeraTaat«? ? great .aiery aTmaXuam 5 *ssaaiae setijffc. Thi* ?*. ther.foreTtoaa« C

saforoed Msiast tosm-

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h&____»»_r.«4|*aaJaJ I*lT? toSSS.[fe«£Ss___l__s«f.H^_S^^vw3?__t_tftr___* _^Uo* a \u25a0_Jt_SY\u25a0*» »*««a_S ? t_swaas^^^aWslLw^worn with aew barn*... 'i iwwerir* aaftiii _.said for tb* delivery of ea_lb*w*aAao*M orsuch information a*ws Tii Mttlea.7 A_?/m___^-_^^*cI OBT -A I'ACIAOK OK BILLS, ia sMe-sao

6refc"--^rar?_FJ* »\u25a0> Corner Graceaad7th atreeta.____*«," ITiP° LLA-R* * E W* H D~-IrirB*-yd. fVomi my ho.ye.abo-ton* month«?\u25a0aaaa'iiioe, a -RINDLr, COW, with th* endsOi a*r horns aawed aad aona wh.toab.ut thiflank, giving a small «ua_t.t_ _r__l_._Jio.-_

____V-f bi« month. jTRKO COW, with wbiwahont fhs back andbelfy, wtth sharp boras, andiwWceJsein sbnut one month. luSil give ar*.ardof fivedollar* for the return of tbem to myrat. o* th* Brooke PSsnk Rood, on* mile fromJOBM DARRACOTT.West Wood. Benrieo co..__\u25a0_*«-* <0W -W*. tabs* Tp~_ithe St* instant, a sawll red sac! whit*_?*_. w_*. 33 snd of. hs. her*? sawed Ihas blaok tsats She is giving a smallof milk Ths owner will please coos*prove property,pay chargeaand take hsr»

_ . OEO.W. JON*8.a. F. Luck A Bro.'s, on Brook Avenue.?A CERTIFICATE of"the _sj*i_nTlß--10a of Miohtnond, No 3*7, dated Maylor toe aura of Ten Toiler*, in the samea D. M. Couch." All persons ac ciu-sinat trading lor,or receiving _uJ Cer-

>%i ment havingbeen stopped,wlw\u25a0NOfE.-_c*t,a7pROoIISSOR» NOTE",>le toour order, drawn by Moor* & MoI months from3-lApril, for8852 76. The» cautioned axainst tradingfor said note,havingbeen stopped.

JOHN N. GORDON A SON.I_T,!£_'_*___£ Monday, the »th inst.,BLACK BORBK. withoutbridle or sad-e, asmall white star oa his forehead; bisbind leet arewhite. A liberal reward will be givenb> returning bun to A. RARATTA.J* *__\u25a0 No. SFranklin *t.

!______ BTRAYIB OF a/-About two weeksago.a large black BO USE MILE-roach 'aaaaaaj mane and. tan-no marks recollected eg-awhite spot in the mane I will paya reward of 85 for hia delivery at mvresidence, on Church Bill, orat my office, on 14th\u25a0treet. near Mayo* bridge.sir at-ta C. B. LIPSCOMB__

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W^'J,^'tL^ B-MKB -Ten aUe bodied/ _.fVHIiL LABORERS wanted iinn.edia.ely,for the clearing out of obstructions in tbe Ctucbahonitpy. Thewife of one of tho m.n will heallowed to keep the boarding shanty Apply st *l *\-dow riT'.iio.t.on Richmond and Vorg River Hail-road, to THOS. J. CARTER,orJsia-U W.U.R. PRYOR. _117ANTEU..A GOOD BOUSE SERVANT -" Toa competentonegood wage* will be paid.'Apply at my residence, on 27th atreet, Churc*Bui. or at my Warehouse, onthe Bock.joH-lf A. 8. LEE-WAY,.. _?¥-?_. X?0? CooK WABB«Rand_» IRONER. for the balance of the year. Applyat once to J.IO. C. PAGE, Js.7Jg*tS W Main street.WANTED-A No. 1 WASHERand IRONER* * ror oneofthe watering places. None but thePr best needapply.Iso. a No. 1 Dining-Room fERVANT-jnustis well recommended. Also, agood BARBER,te or colored. Call at_ _ . E. D. EACBO'S Office.. On Uth street, near Exchange Hotel.je 11-3t Between Band 11 A. M^WOOL.-WewilfgiveWASHED AND U\ WASIIriD WOOL,. Farmersand ait who have any for sale, will find it to theirinterest to call onus before they sell.. ,_ OWENS ft MILES,

je 11?4t 13th st ,near Cary,up sfntrs.

S" U -"To self a rans~t superior young» _ HOR>E and a Doctor's ROCKAWAY. riaennd new. Theywill be sola together or separate-ly, as desired. The early attention of th* ac iawant i*desired. A bargain may be had. Applyat._,,,___. _ N. C. LIPfQOM- - Stab-e,

J* 8-6t* 2d atreet. l«tween_Broadaud Grace.\\;aNTRI»-LAKOREKS- Tweiit7MEN

_cit_?» find employmentas PHOVI- LERM.on travelTrainof Richmond and Danville Railroad- Wa-ges, one dollar per day. a. WORRaLL.Je 7?ta Superintendent.

WANT_.I»-tiAMA>K Hose LEAVES'JL>JL-tsLv_ L._WaRING, No. 107 _road st.

W A!* l^*-^A ASLIP"" MINBRS and a IrsCme CARPENTER.atthe CarboaHilt iTinea.myas-ta JOaN -LWERTiI.WANTED.-- Wewiah to purchase thirtyto fiftyeonsof CAST SC HAP 1 HON.

LOWNEB A COOK.Bth St.. nearMain.,»VV; B-~." c nianufacture I'iain and Fancy R A IL-JNG,and do allkinds ofPlain and Fancy CAST-_BB» . my 29 -2?\I7ANT_;_»-Everjbody to know that I haveei .V-"»J_ c.no*-d?*he manufacture of TRUNKS,CARPET-BAGS, and VALICEB at No.M Mai-street, Richmond, where they oan find a beautifulassortment of Trunks, Valioes, and Carpet-Bag*,of everr style, at prices as low as they eaa beboughtin tbe Northern oitie*. both st wholenlcandretail. Truniu repaired sad Covers made teorder, at the shortest notws.dent-*- JAMES KNOTTB.|"!« SIRANCE. - The~"LY NCHBURG F IRE.I LIFE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM-'"ANY .a prepared to oasume Fire, Lile (Htaveiand Marinerisks for the citizonsofH chmocd aadyiciiiity.and solicits a share of publicpatronage.It* terms, in all theb-anche« mined, are a ?o«>m-modaitng, and settlements of losses will teprompt and Sfittsfaotory.Siave* insured for the term of four j ear* with-out re examination.ivDirectors and Officers are well and favorablyknown businessmen.

HIR_CTf»RB *Samuel MrCorkie.firm ofMoCorkle ft Co.A. H. Rucker Comin umn Memhaut.HO. Schoolfield, hnn ofSchoolfield A ThurenanJohn 8. Langhorne, hrni of Langhorne A Scott,Ja_ tliffr*_ firm ofGarlarH. SlaughtsrA Co,P-W. Burton. Tntiaoeo.ManiiUc'urerB. B. Bfewlin. firm -fNowlin A Murrill.T aT. B. Ivbt.Secretary._ , CASH CAPITAL 8100.000.Applications rsosivsd at the office of the Vir-

A*k 'fe*l,u^_. , FRESH SUPPLIES OFRi«. Lasua *raand Java COP *E B. \u25a0CBt_,lr*?^ fo?owa#'ed» *»*s*d sad New Orleans !oUuAK? jBest «uali*y Gr«en andBlack TEASFamily M£BB M ACKEREIT.M%?hMi-_y' WHITE FISII « a*4 No IPMOKRD BRKK:SMOKED BEEF TONGUESyueen City and I'UmIIAMS U 'ExtraSLGAR-CLRKD BAMS, retailing atISUcent*. -continental and Worcestershire «AUCK*Frr_??S;-_:,?Js li_S.sn«* *"»erioan ML'BTARDBU)MDON PORTER aad SCOTCB ALB.

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d»Z! d*u?l °_»r2 ,tJ'' l!*- 1"* °_»». «*nvejad to is*15 ?_\u25a0.___ ?_ ,«sia*r*dib»ra, by deeo duly record-ed ia the Husttass Court. I her*br aetify all p*T

?on* owing th* ..id M.*ra to make prompt pa\uaast to mt.; otbsrwi** i .__:. be cwasetled tosuit forthw tii jf can be _M.oore'sfsasatlstors.on Cary atree*I*M7* RO. S. POLLARD, TrusteeIUDGE Or THE liLhTtNU* I til RT.-~.?» An eleotionof JtTDG*«: OF I_IE IIU-TIXAHCOURTofthe atyo;fiohatu-i. wttlX -JJ «&'i_esr?vi_t"" ** "? oit7' ?" Tl '» 94»AY"the

W*BU-At the Hall over theI ir*t Market, «>*.»* -Jiwepb Brum_I,?Ti0h.n _-^'*fB*J» v**u** WbtoTAfc. CMS*andTh.m E Word. ('oadnttor.-Bombmm T.Seal

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jitor_ _,L^__^._^r_»* l> a*v.*m b»v* appoiated:'^imKiK^i^r^Jz^^at tb* store oceuptsd by him, oa Maia street, to !ssll forcash only. i..t-e^WotheTiT-WJWaiPl rrmalmtm.

JslicaM*jiy.J-Beil.iaßs, &*___faioTitß to aeitDcai. -a o«»»_i,i***TIBT CHI'RCB, iaMsseJii*tor. a«*r to* toai-fa_a*l_r IH^pOAT.

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*">»' t|Smedicine' Wtos*.fct_*tf._! »**»«*; J'1_?rfS»_tf?£?^a_^_ Kot'iß-N«ftnenii»_i_i l- *"ftratoa D. c.,"., SF___\u25a0'lNs.fr*,,A'exandua RailMaA 2___2"f tl" " ,M*ui-oaVl«r -oi*K5J-__*_! *'' £'?Dep.it. thencei.y !f't«V r?a " '?\u25a0"''- to vga*,... ea route \

.» _eatirtL?*r!_,? _??'?««» "off. ,~°*'««it, 'eitheror th* above ?..?,_; ? \u25a0>**.» - 1??fftb* **enia*7f th;?_lV B/,|ll »«re:?i.'th*rroer.etor.of *»-X ,

«'erasesestAmim_»*!i,,ii ___? ***üb_l__?ffort to i*nd*r tt*l«__?___**» ?**_.?nil an elegant and sUB _?___»? ?<* thT'Htemporary viai-.T. ""\u25a0""?aa* r**i4eo^'»-tf%wp*l*ta ennta>nint art.. ... 'P'opertiMof the wS2»,V5_»_ ?*«*«,...*>r'*»fia*ar. «*ie *» o»r.eh»r- nh* ?','jeia-r»l? PuKT-M* .(Vlw ? 'Xa-tZ Pawaam^OT^ftwest of hiehmond. Visitor- »?m* a*»'-i ,ami* Central Railroad t. a >,??',_ L '"«"- !w.il atw*,*Rod » e?nv*t ".[__*? »*trt\u25a0.Urn teat to wntoafew,ltist_rhs V,ur 'v- Jje la-eodtt* a"MpNa*.TiMf* JNROE COUNT? rv^r*C*l!«tMm I proprietor* .1 th? ?m '*'*'-N U ?waieiio*PJsc* re.pectf,.", lnTr *» d ?*&'._thsir pltu,* will he open fortors onthe Ist of S__T wi, J !, ___*m IfSWWS»_*iJ^usaable are chronio phthiai* ,' ~ """,1 »s«*funot.onal di*esse of th* ___??_*\u25a0 \u25a0*?*«the heart, mueou* «iarv_rnTft .__&-**'nerve*-prr^uoir,r*|j ßr .ir .tg.;'rr r

t» ,';it' 01 :,kidney* and nlndder. ithrh* d . "a,"a ' \u25a0r.faction., of tne livVr.i_L_Sf__',,_l*'iiiu.a-nw_Qirl_.tia..hr ,,,",«, V* i),", 'trttia heii,orrh.,\i, icrolul.^_*,_*' ?*««*««the .kin. Tb* Depot o" i. _'___f*.,r«Wand 1 enn Railrosd. B*wfcm fi .",J 'whence. Uloie the first o| .i "pas." n« 'soaveiodtri-weekl) i»/ ,i_V,i.. ."*"*'?mi**. over alIDClIDC raid *__' i___S*"*»»r«*qu*arid leautilul acenar!tth* h "uk \u25a0?rul> to thefirsr of ??:,-* r '',i'. _" ' '! -|l_-^ 3S'!Bed Sulphur There .hi- tE*''»"\u25a0««.:Sulphtir.and the B**etas_ \__ mS__i__D..T, man. arnv. iWr^aSlSst-1^

_MtcHALYIi_.Vi-_\pi^**«Vm^brSSfiM?^tensive M.erati..? an? *** gg"!and will to ready by tha brat ef ,'V. ,? ti*_modats all who way wish to sLenu a »Us__

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The proprietorwill givehit personalatu.t,,,the house, and hi* TABLE will trwvi?u ~plied with thebest the neighlK.rliix-t*lil___rcTin Female Complaints and General Dei""-, J___________ , _,»'' n<l!*'. and some remra**B-*B_jS*S been*dect*d by it»_M»- T_*rd w*s Per week -children and mnm94. Addrea*. JEREMIAH P_T_lFu}ll

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l__l_ alar_,__'*£. Al-- m a%u \u25a0»*--TfiillT?' H > '-,;|s --il'e«e Strmaa wt;l rwII ili i-'';r :»a reception of Viaitnra ..n tv_ J-"t-1 _,' jaas are situated 4 rmoUf on B*Ljburg asd Sal*in 1 urni. We ten w_** iroui l ,burg, and l"ii/ -.ne* froan I>m*m lwpoi hJ> Irginiaand re_nc(.s>*f> Railroad, h'. wm 1. >Javehic cw.tlran deriag tsese_aoa toor.avai ,onto sadfrotn ths Smisss. Peraoßsfrea K?»,Vir-iniH.cnl north Carolina, cnn.inithere hi -,>conveyance, will t:.ke the S,.utii Ulids Rv%»*iP«t*r*burg. ibeaee to l»n. niur< tad «tVirginia and Tenneasee Railroad to Koreii DimI*7-3*l I. KCH'M.I .V WiWH. I'mwi«-..i_______ SAA B.tTtll.-au "~"

Jjfflfrf CBEBAPEAKE HAI.L./-kuatJMMER RKNORT. so w**l*rT|ar?mv kaows. will to r*-opened on the 14; t,w hawhan tk* proprietor will b* hsppy t? *hiefe ,;*tff_#V,irh<; Uj-i with toen.o> SA LT c a :B _ r _i ft.!' *lnd 'ft? hiJturies «>l the **ai»>*rdBoats, Pishing Tackle. Pleas-re-Camv-t.i.ajways inreadiness to contribuT*m the a*j>?»»wof guest* R. «. BANK* Frufrs--I*s?lm*1as-Ti'***vm*fse*_*w_'i riarS-rr r.TP«wramtliea wishmt toapeimtheir ?the moentnuin ??:»up*iio> »*Oi inmod<itinns af the Ii X W .'Houae,at nnlea w«ti of Ljßeabers, on m« ?)'iniaaad T*nn*<<.>,eH RairoidTh* villa iii.ont'ims ar«<ut tJtolßhsbtPlsß ??ciiurehe*. sood *<>eiety, and ih t>!**»noil) at CMin th* aa-iatofahealth', beautiful aad ptettr***country,and wuhin a few li< us' r*ic niila.«fbreted Peakaof O-ter and the Natural ana..Mineral water*oan be had da.ly. si » w *fling expense, from tne Alieghany,Vmtebki-sad Alum Spring*.Terawforboard, m-sler*!*

~rßß~laa* WiLs«»N C. HEWITT. >>\u25a0»?_|*_l_k_. TAMlaitt araiasa.-itsiT____|T? frina*,*.tualdd iv Oi* oouaty Ml \u25a0 ?J____LLU. on the Viri.i*i4 Oeutrs. Hair.*:toe- sUi*a west of Staunton, will b* ops* fu-sareoapljwofyi*itor« oa th* Istof JINKe»r.Board-HKVE.v DOLLARS per *ashWe havealso several CAd; .v> lor t» r"so** With famthe* desiring viattend im Bpr m>PsiSons desiryig infoiuation ,v relatwa i« - 1character of tne>- waters, j»li#a<)v bssss* <*?«brat*d for their iuediciv«i Virtues iv a ?::*??disease*.Will sdilrekaljtaauWri-ers 1* '\u25a0\u25a0?\u25a0'-

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LL Thin baas _>*taMithed v.'aTKK?>r. will be open*.lbrthere,-ei)tioaof ri. t'oa the Itto May? M*n» sew rfnd iatortast arr.Hniteiiien's «I been made since tb* Its: season la this \rv \u25a0>

I tobtiahmeut. a-*d<>rts will he spired tv iluitheguesUconiit.ru-!- _ .., ?, JERrWWH VORTOX, Preaidet-| J. Bs-YBBBT*. Oen*?J SupenatenuVnJ.

wiil ».e »-» .duress J HPintßY-.Buperint.'ndealWl;ae Sulphur«sr tvI Oreeabnercounty.Vs. ap W~*odtlJi! j If. I AtWftJBA'B WHITE A«ID»?_!??Ifl^__f-t'LPHUR AND CHALYBBA7!-fa.* *>TfcßLld Ifl'will le open for th* r*c*pl«noi visitor* «i *Ist ef Jase. It 1* M< -'>». «*' 'I full viewof the Virginia nnd 84i.'j*'

! aboat bail'amiUfiomRao****'* I'spnt, X"*'; ?I Va..at which depot eaO!Vi>iHIS wiH *lwa.>'found waiuac, us thearrival oi ta* oar*, toe *lULfIUWATERS have e&eted B«_«rous ci.r»a. 'WRITE SULPHUR. hnrAvated easj* ? f ' 'aAecr-on '?! ?)..» L.ver, X !ri«'«--i_Wer. (*«aeral U.-hility. asd seeeoMtl l« «"\u25a0'?''

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kiniis iiTiHss-a-sol tbe .-km, »g«r»v»u»io*»*«Tetter, aad other eruptions of fit* Skin.

Th* ACCOMMOBATIKN- ar* s*aatl*aaj_l?AW*n-(Wry os_r*ct.r. t«x*uer with *!\u25a0»« «*>?M_ei_,aad *veM «'_??_ »*_£.?*'**_*_ "*,iii > TsttratdaaaWATEßlMH PLAOKS-_a 10 aaßaeb w*to* leavev. refer k» ih* laras au» «

IpuW*W*VoWraT-TlB BOBTiiOhtKHV Col "Ti. V'WiUtoeea* for the r***pion of T"J»'*__.__~_ MittVdSf oTsIAV. fh* capao.ty h> rt"'*_»bMbesaiaesMsedbf the aaMiuo* »f ss? &,sat rooaaa. T*7* baildlsta **vs all fosaasiatod aad whitowMhed. aad m* ?*«?»« '.taaeb tuipeoved t? a tiorwrth '?_" V*at__-.toeadditioaaf **p*ai*aUAlst BaTT*** ..P%*a*u_eraraaoh Iht*ptos* w 1ihtsti^fVgthWfcVf BPBINO-. can tai*i*' t»o\ to*''.»POUR HOR.SE C&ACBKB. wbi. k asjajfre-ohiagtb* ftoll Jfo*d todi*>>*r.'h» _1 _*:»,.I*t*ut**rhitea aad the Or***b»»*» \u25a0?__,,

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