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NORFOLK AND PETERsBUkG.-At the annua
meeting of the stockholders of the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad in Norfolk Thursday, DR.
Mallory was reelected President The company
resolved upon active steps to secure subscription
of the entire capital amounting to 81, 100000.
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THE Americans of Albemare county have ap.
pointed delegates to the State Convention to be
held In Staunton on the 9th Of Nav.
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wTTeethins Children will be strength

vTTeething Children will be strength
ened and improved by the use of BAKERS BIT
TIERS, medicine purely vegetable in its compost
ton. and entirely innocent in its results Delicate Ia
dies sckly children stalwart men, and decrepit wo-
men, may all use 1t with benefit to themselves, and
without the slightest risk of injury 1t contains no
mercury other poisonous minerals is free from I'M
pleasant flavor, and il compounded as to remain
pure in every climate. tablespoon full, be fore
meals, will sharpen the appetite quicken digestion,
strengthen che lungs, and impart happiness to the
diseased mind.
Price so cents per bottle. To be had of the prnci-
pal Druggists in the CITY of Richmond and elsewhere.
ape E. BAKER Richmond. Va.
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The Weather mt Montreal

MONTREAL, April l2-It is raining hard here
and the river is rising. The ice has left Lake ST.
Peter, and will probably be completely broken up
here in day or two
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THE DISPATCH.
Merany Morning, Aprti Ia. 1886.



w. III. Seward.
The n York Herald condenses the wno's y.
Stewards speech into q few lines He thinks' %.
the Herald, that Kansas should be admitted ~ 80
as free State upon the application OF 'as
and Robinson party--shas slavery has no ~, ar,v
IN the Territory. anyhow. and ina. = ,hsrs
damage the South to continue the "r.ss - -
ssr tho ..ceuasuey-for tba, even should they Sc.
, sars KAMA. : .l.,s STATE. ]. win only m.as the
s ss' . xsss ast Il as would sv. them to
$3.50 =, heb.l of the Union. therefore, and
10 res.or, oui.. to Kansas and the North and the
sou,h. Mr.. Seward appeals for the immediate ad'
mission Of Kansas as free State
The amount of Stewards logic Is, that II q roober
meets YOU on the highway, and makes the custom
,rv demand In such eases-''your money or your
ufe"-you would better yield your money peaeea
bIy. lest the robber make the matter worse" tor
YOU,
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The LUTHERAN CONGREGATIONS Of Winchester
Va, nave called to their church Rev. A. Esseck. I
professor In wittenburg College. Springfield
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vLtbrary and Reading Rooms of tn e
RICHMOND YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocfATIoN
The Library and Reading Rooms Of this Association,
located in Goddn's Building first floor, up stsirsl
are now open every day from ten O'clock, A. NJ. TO
evening and Friday morning.
These rooms contain g variety of weIl-aeiectsd
standard and miscellaneous BOOKS, ss well ne all
the best NEWSPAPERS Of the United States re-
ceved and filed by the latest erri vals
a. Persons visiting the city, rs well as citizens
generally are cordially invited to visit the rooms az
their pleasure. NH I'm
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w DnIIey,a Genuine Pain Extrac

- Dnlley's Genuine Pain Extractor
will subiue the pain and inflammation from the se-
versest burns scalds, In from to twenty min
utes-snd that it will heal the wounds without scar
and effectually cure Fever Sores-Piles-Sat Rheum
-Inhammatory Rheumatism-Sore and Infamed
Eyes-Cuts-W Wounds - Bruises-Old and Inveterate
Sores-Scald Head-Corns and Observation-Disclosures
Sprains-Swellings-Fe -Cbiblains-Bltes of In
sects--Sweled end Broken Breast-Sore Nipples -
Eruptions--and all other infammatory and cutaneous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached.
Don't be incredulous about the many diseases named
tojho cured by only thingbut reflect the few
but positive properties which the Daley Save alone
contains and heretofore enumerated-oue to FOUR
reach not alone the aforementioned diseases
but many more Lot enumerated.
Query.-Do Net REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-
SCRIBE cALoMEL INwARDLy FOR SCORES OF DIFF
FERENT DISEASES!
Each box of GENUINE DALLEY's PAIN ExrRAc.
TOR has upon it q Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the signatures of C. v. CLICKENER & CO.. pro.
prietors, and HENRY BAILEY, Manufacturer. All
others are counterfeit Price Is cents per box.
~ All orders should be addressed to C. v. Click
ener Co 81 Barclay street. New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER
ap lo-6m l25 Main street.
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Fire in Boston.

BOSTON, April 12-1 P. MA fire has just bro
ken out In Gerrsh Market, North Boston, and 1t is
thought the building will be destroyed
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ona Lieutenant Marshall T. Polk, second In
An'y' mas resigned his commission In the ARM.
Lieutenant p b an adopted soa Of the la,s pres,
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The Ice on Lake ChampIain.
BURLINGTON, April 12.-The ice in Lake Cham
plain is completely broken up and is floating about
in large pieces.
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NCn.ArrivaI of the Cambria.

BUFFALO, April 1.-THE ice moved out of our
harbor last night In the lake it is slowly breaking
away.
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Sailing of the AfIanfi

NEW YoRR, April 10 The steamer Atlantic
sailed hence at noon to-day, for Liverpool, with
LOG Passengers and 81 SOC in specie
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q b. II. Wexford, Jr., Attorney at Law,
has removed his office to Governor street, between
Main and franklin. Zap 7-lm*I
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wRnrgains in DIV Goods and MIN

u BarRaIns In Dry Goods and manfiI.
LAs.---ENTIRe NEW STocK FOR THE SPRING
TRADE.---N EZEKIEL, No. IS Main strset-Hav-
ing received my Spring stock of fashionable styles of
Dry Goods and Mantillas. all purchased under the
most advantageous terms, prepared to offer such
inducements to those who purchase for cash
fail to secure large share of pat, onsge. All Goods
sold at my store will be found in every respect
presented Being extensively engaged in the manu-
facture of Cloaks Talmss and Mantillas / offer
retail, my stock in that line being always full and
complete, Of every style and price.
Now on hand, 200 Cloth, Velvet, Antique and Silk
Mantlllas, all TO be sold off cheap. An early call is
solicited. apI0 NJ EZEKIEL.
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~ Mission mt st. Peters Cathedral. by
the REDEMPTIONIST FATHERS, commercial on
SUNDAY, 18th, will be continued for several days.
Exercises from O'Clock half past six, each morn
ing and at half past seven each evening ap 4-5t
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LONG BRANCH, April 12-The schooner Samuel
P. Lord, ashore at Squan, went to pieces yester.
day in attempting to haul her Off She is total
wreck
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u Spring st0ck.--Thos. X. Price &c Go.
desire to say to their customers and the public tha
they are in receipt of a very kreat variety Of NEW
THINGS and as one of the House will be in market
most Of the season. buyers may be assured Of ndins
the most DESIRABLE STYLES ct all times
~ complete assortment of Family Linens,
Cottons and Servants Goods. NH l3--3m
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EFTO the Ladfes...The (gcnuinel "Elet.
tric Oiln made by DR.. Smith, of Philadelphia CALI
De Grath Co.'S Electric OIL" sold by PURCELL
LADD CO., and other respectable dealers is gTst;
public benefit. not only for Rheumatic pain in Old
will relieve sore gums of teethng infants, and re
duce broken breast and core sore nipples in shor
time. Try 1t for Ear-Ache, Mumps and Swellings o
all kinds. e Electric Oil, signed A. E. Smith sbt
De Grath Co. NH 22-dn
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" The Henry Building Fund Company
will hold an adjourned meeting at their Rooms, ISL
Main street. this tMONDAY) evening at u O'Clock.
About $500 will be loaned out at this meeting.
ap l4-1t JAS. X. LEE, Secretary.
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~ RemovaI...Dr. mayo has removed IA
the Office in rear of the house corner of Broad a.
Ilth streets, opposite the Powhatan House. whershs
can be found by persons requiring his professionals
vices. spS-dlnt
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any of Johnson

EFF you have seen any of Johnsons
Daguerreotype Wagons corner 7th and Broad stree
and get one or two hkenesses to give your friend,
They are in the best style, and larger than you CO
get elsewhere. JOHNSON himself is operating !
these wagons, Nos and 10; he has been about
wears in the business. ap 4-ts
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c. Cnra..Tm y. Duke ..Ha,s..
shss I'd NJ Il ,s,..t pa. PaouEsaAE
Ire same styisft has been heretofore
ina an operator who has bad long ex per,snsa =
Of the frst Galleries in the Union, M - ~
dent thsi we can please tbs most fastideon
lures gotten mp In first-rste order, and an ~ =
loon both attractive snd pleasant and ho.. ~ 1
lie win give Us CALL and patronizs u ia as n
our merit. - ll-Im at.
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r. The Great Russian Remedy..-Pro

ETDr..W. Y. Lipscombe- Office with Dr.
Warins. few doors below the Exchange Hotel
ap Tins
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u Purchasers cf Goods Mt the sale OF
Mr. Bartholomew on Saturday, will please call and
get them THIS DAY. JAMES P. TYLER,
an I4-lt II. C.. C.. r.
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WASHING DONE IN LESS THAN HouRs.-Tae great
utility of this preparation be evident to all
it requifes only gill TO do ordinary washing. u
is unequalled IN point Of economy saving of tins,
The greatest evidence of its economy and useful
ness its rapid rise in public favos and Its extensive
and daily increasing use.
ciated that it has nearly superseded all other wash
ing compounds soaps &c and this solely By les great
superiority and cheapness and the ease, dispatch and
without the least injury to the finest linen.
1t not only seftens and removes the dirt but bleach
es the article snowy white.
The great reputation this Fluid has acquired, and
the large demand for it has produced numerous
tations So be your guard, and ask for the genu-
Inc article which sells for lz cts quart and pre-
pared only by z. J. PICOT Druggist
Corner opposite the Old Market Main street.
NH 2l---lm
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takes pleasure in informing hs friends and amateurs
in the science that he has opened class for nstrac-
ton at No 203 Main street. Terms SIS for a course
of u lessons in classes. NH 17-3m
tF DIR. VIM. III. Taylor offers his pr0fes.
sional services the citizens of Richmond and vici
nifty.
Office Main street, over the Drug Store of o. A.
Strecker, where he may be found day and Eight.
ap 8---lm>
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"Niearnsua md the FiI,,buster.y

NIcHFuHud Huu tuS Fl Tibuefers,U
The March number of Blackwood's MAGAZINE
has an article on this subject in which, strangely
enough, COL Walker and the American fiilibu,ter.
log movement In Nicaragua are favorably spoken
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RDr. James DOve..offce corner of Bank
and 9Th streets, opposite the Bell House ia 8-Sm
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CHARLoTTEsoILLE, April Is, 1856.
Last night between and o'clock, the cry of
fire was again heard on our streets. An incendia
~, a week since, fired the stable of Mr. James
Lobban, who lives in the centre of our town, on
Chain street-that fire, however, was subdued with
little trouble The incendiary, last night, lighted
his torch where there was a stronger probability
that it would consume all the dwellings. stores
public hall, and court house; and at one time.
while the wind was ranging high, and carrying
the flames directly from the extensive stables Of
the Parish house to the hotel and the house of Mr.
Matthews on the opposite side of the street. there
seemed to be no reasonable hope of saving from
destruction large part of our town but Proyi.
dentiay while the fire in the stables and the ad.
joining sheds was at its height the wind iuIed and
changed its course which prevented its spreading
to Mr.. Matthews house, and our citizens have
great reason to rejoice that there its progress
stayed.
The Monticello Hotel was in Imminent. d.,eer
but with the scorching of the cornices and window
frames, escaped. The stables and horseracks GOV.
cred large extent IF ground, and presented a
vast sheet of flame, lighting up the surrounding
country. At the time of the fro many of our citi.
zens were at the University attending the exer.
cses of one Of the lterrry societies the FIRE mt
END to their exercises and brought the large Assem-.
bly, 10 our town
A. one O'Clock this morning the FIRE bells rang
another alarm, the wind was blowing a.ro1g and
carrying the sparks from the epkindled thinkers "a
the horse racks towards the Main street but this
time the fire was effectually subdued.
The horees in the stables were all gotten ont in
SAFETY soon after the fire WAS discovered e.
The Chicago Rosin on factory, with $4,000
worth OF stock, was destroyed by fire on the 18th
inst Loss $4,000
Rev. Mr.. Jaggo, Catholic priest at Lamberts
VILE N. j.. was instantly killed on Thursday last
by ieaping from q railroad train in motion.
The Carbon (Pa) Democrat says that suit ID
now being tried there In which q woman charges
the defendants with tarring and feathering her.
Mrs. Chas. Howard is creating quite . furore
by her acting in "Fortunio"
There were 2le deaths In Philadelphia last week
The sales of cotton In New Orleans for the week
ending the 4 b inst, reached $1,000 bales.
I Twenty. Ave schooners with IL 600 bushels of no.
tatoea from the British Provinces arrived at BIOS
ton Friday
.Samusl b. Manning. an old printer of Boston
died on Wednesday last
Hon B. Chamberlain. Of chaiaqrs co, N. r..
has latsly endowed . Profsssorship In tennessee
College, and another la Allegheny College, giving
TO each eld.o0o.
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u. y. MAIL STEAMSH =
H$ JAMESTOWN-Leaves TIL ESDAY
AEAGN evening, 18th inst, at o'clock, for
H72s4S2Hk4IlsS New York via Norfolk.
Fr.lsbI received to-day Monday and up to the
hour of O'Clock P. NJ, Tuesday, 18th inst.
Passengers requested 10 be board before hour
of departure, o'clock P. NJ, Tuesday.
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office, South
side of the Basin.
Consanees are particularly requested to send down
for their goods, to-day.
Passage to New York, including meals and State
room accommodations, only $40
Steerage passage. only.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the River steamers.
ap i4-2t LUDLAM L. WATSON.
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" Bachelors Hair Dye...Twenty years
experiment and application Justify the op ietor in
warrantiug this the best Hair Dye In existence.
injury to hair or skin. Made and sold or applied lin
nine private rocms) at Bachelors Wig Factory,
2SS Broadway New York
The genuine for sale by
BENNETT BEERS FISHER,
ep l0-6m I25 Main street.
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~ Improved Ambrerypes, Phe.oGraphs,

AND DAeuEssEoryPEs--im Amhroiypes At
OSBoRNE'S Great Picture Gallery.--Hsying compile
ted an arrangement for taking the Improved AmIae-
thing taken in the State Of Virginia The proprietor hss
spared neither time nor money 70 introduce hs new
style Of Ambrotypes on sissA to his old ssAbh aca
Gallery.
The Daguersotype department. viii receive my
personal attention, g shal continue % Nat ap Da
gueneotypes fer those who prefer than. H.
OgbORNE's GALLERY.
fss Opposifs Exsh5nss BAaA
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" APerfemed Brenth.-.What lady Oh
gentleman would remain under the curse Of diss-
sresabie breath when by unnz the Balm OF The u
sand Flowers" a. dentifrice would not only render
II sweet, but leave the teeth white as alsbsster =
Many persons do not know their breath Ia bad, and
the subject deeate their friends will never rtsn
uon It. Pour single drop Of the "Bslm' yoHr
toothbrush and wash the teeth hight and morning.
hity cent bottle will last year.
4 BeoutVI Conplerion may bs acquired by usins
the Balm of Thousand Flowers" IL will remove
tan, pimples and freekies from the skim leaving OF
a soft and roseste hue. Wet towel, pour on two OF
three drops, and wash Tho face night and morning.
ShariHg Made Eesy.--Wet your shaving brush
either warm cold wster, pour two or three dsaIs
Of Balm Of aThousand Flowers rub the beard We
and II viii make beautiful soft lather, much faciss'
ting the operation Of shaving Prizes onsy 30 cents
For sale by FErRIpsE Co, proprietors, and all
druggists
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msssins sor shs siset ai y Co. sss!iss.
Managers Of the Virginia Mechsnis.s m aa eas,,ll
be held Ia the Hall over Booths store ~ !
evening, the 18th inst. at "A o'clock. asaOsbs
who feels any interest In the futunI ss.ssJ nes
stitute, should be present. J. W.LEWryad,AsI
up 12-7t LIN
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a. Bowers, Snyder and Carter.-of 3D.
RICHMOND 6rovE AND ARCHITECTURAL IRON
WORKS, have opened Office and Sample Rsom on
10Th street, two doors south of Main street
NH o. 3ms
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BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER, .
70 I2-d6m Agents. Richmond

- DIR. Peachy, corner of Governor aud
Franklin SITS over Dosgett Il Anderson.
Office students have seess TO Library and Anatom
zeal plates, (fnll set.l NH 2i-ina
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- mr.. n. Il. WcIifors h.e r4heeved BE
Office 10 Tn street. between broed an% AaFsbafis~
R: = ss;. s:'ssi y n ~ 1'''A'a reefs
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OOk OUT FOR BARGAINS AT v. co.
Il HENS, IT'S BROAD STREET.
Cactus Skirts. S74 cents
Stamped Tartan Collars, St cts piece
Cambria Muslin, 81 cts yer yard
do do. III cts per yard, very fine
Linen Cambria Hdkfs 81 piece
Very fine Hemstitched do, S7t cts. piece
Fine Irish Linen, S74 cts. yard
Rich Embroidered Swiss Bands, Is cts. piece
Linen bobin, 12& cts, q dozen pieces
Best quality Corsets S L Is pair
Also the greatest variety of Parasos from 62t cts up;
Lawns; Jaconet Robes; Brlants Berages; Challies;
Collars and Sleeves in sets; Fans Kid Gloves and
Gsuntlets; Embroidered Infants Dresses hand and
receiving daily. ap l4-6t"
A PRIL NUMBER QUARTERLY LAW
n JOURNAL.-J. w RANDOLPH has just pub
ished the April No. of this, the only legal journal
printed at the South.
CONTENTS:
Common Law Procedure Acts.
Collision-Vessels Right of Way.
Cases in Chancery - Crown-Trustee-Bona Va
cantis-Escheat.
Will-Construction- Devise-Uncertainty.
nce-Will-Construction.
Tenants by Curtesy.
Liability of Masters for Servants Acts.
The Confessional Privileged
Construction of Attachment Law of Wiz Sina.
Law of Carriers.
Issues out of Chancery.
What is merger of original claim7
Editorial Miscellany.
Book Notices-Revisors Reports.
Index to Grattan's Reports.
All who feel interest in the success of Southern
Literature, should subscribe once to THE LAW
JOURNAL. A specimen No. will be sent to sll who
apply. ap 14-2t
en- mn : p Il K X HAVANA AND
OU.OOU PRINCIPE CIGARS of the most pop
ular brands for sale by CHARLES RICHARDSON,
American Hotel, corner Main and 18th streets.
Country merchants and proprieters of Springs and
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ENGLISH COACH yARNlSH, severnl
~ qualities at low prices. for sale by
spA WIN. SATTLER, I42 M.in street
IN 000 LBS. PURE WHITE LEAD
iO,OUU in Oil, Lnseed OH and Spirits Turpen.
ane, ior feie oy WIN. SArTLER
up t4 142 Main street.
&H0 000t-.UNPKECED IN.
ROO.OOO! JUDGMENTS To PURCHASE
FINE FRENCH GOODS AND IRISH LINENS
SensaId Hutton, the heaviest importers Of French
GOODS IN this country recently sold In New York. un-
der the hammer, very heavy stock Of French 0oods
$4,000 in two days: Having purcha.sd largely at
toners, at Wholesale or retail at corresponding ssc
n6ce, 40 the following win show:
Elegant fall colorsl plain Berases ct nine pence,
worth rs cent?; Splendid rich printed orsandie Mus
Inns at u cents cheap at rs cents; 100 rich Beregc
Flowsred Robes very cheap; 50 boxes plain and fig
ured Ribbons very cheap; 50 pieces printed challies
At nine pence.
Also, bought at other sales case Irish Linen at Is
eents csss hner Linens At 81 cents and finer kinda
II Our friepds, customers and the public general
~, are invited TO call and see these BARGAINs.
G A. 0WATKlN,
Apl4 Opposite Exchange Bank.
IN VIZ E9K n IT.V n Nm RVT0 GT Se1sT
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CRANBERRY PLANTS-Three bbis.,
" SOL 600 growing plants, from the Boggs of jersey
for sale, Suitable for any marshy or swamp lands
Apply to ,rrr
an l4-St IT, H. fEAhE
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS
i KUNKEL L Co.......Lessees and Proprietors.
JNO. T. FORD.:.:....s Sole Msnaser.
Also of the National Theatre, Warrington, and the
JOSEPH JEFFERsoN........ Stage Manager
The Management respectfully announces
REINFORCEMENT OF THE FAIRY STAR,
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON,
FOR TWO NIGHTS M RE.
THIS tMONDAY) EVENING, April 18th,
The performance to commence with the petite
Comedy of
BETSY BAKER.
M,rmaduke Mouser.. Mr. :; JE pI.
Mr. Grumpy .rs Rns,nTsoN
After which, the serio-comic Drama of
BOB NETTLES.
Bob Nettles. ...........M Miss AGNES hobIhTsoN
To conclude with the musical Drama Of the
INVISIBLE PRINCE.
Dom Leander Miss AGNES ROBERTSON
c. PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dress Circls and
psrouette 50 cents; Family Circle, % cents; Centre
|, Gallery, 50 cents; Eastern Gallery, 81 cts
H r. Doors open at Z, performance to commence at
II CT Boz Office open from A. M. until P. NJ,
where seats may be secured. |
NOR sALK...Two BLACK WOMEN.
II one about % years old, the other about 40 both
first rate Cooks Washers and Ironeu. Apply at Cary
street Jail. Ap I4-eono.-
NOR HIRE..2 Negro Men. Also. No:
T. male Cook and house servants also, one Woman
EDW'D D. EACBO,
.nast Pearl street.
CRANBERRY PLANTS.-Three bbis.,
" So 600 growing plants, from the Boegs of Jersey
for sale, Suitable for any marshY or swamp iands
Apply to ,r.yr
ap list u n fEAhE.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY-PATTOS, Jr,
l. AND HEATHS' REPORTS OF CASES DE
CIDED IN THE SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALS
or VIRGINIA, including Digested Index to Graf
tan's Reports.
The Examiner says 1.-THE announcement. we are
certain will be welcome by the profession" The book
is printed on tine finest sized and callendered paper
and bound in the best style that Virginia binders
capable of, PIP 800. Price SIS.
GEO. M. WEST. Publisher.
An list 14th street, Richmond. Va.
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ERENCH AND 1MERIC1N WEITE
Zinc Oh, puf Mp 100 H. aud 50 ID. kess Tor ale
by WIN. nArTLEH
sp rs ls2 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-14

II male Cook and house servant; also, one Woman.
EDW'D d. EACBO,
- -, o. Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-14

one about % years old, the other about 40; both
irst rate Cooks, Washers and Ironen. Apply at Cary
80, ;.;l an l4-eodSt*