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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02
Appointments by the President.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The President has
appointed John W. Whitfield, Register, and Dam
Woodson, of Virginia Receiver for the Delaware
Land District. in Kansas; and Chas. E. Mix, CHIEF
Clerk of the Indian Office, to be Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs dd interim
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A SPIRITED SERvIcE-H appears that the
British government purchased for 1856, four hun
dred and seventy Ave thousand gallons Of ardent
spirits for the use of the navy.
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~ Go TO The GREAT GIFT Book SALE Of
choice standard and mice laneGus works. now OF en-
for few days, at No PA Broad street.
Each purchaser of book will receive present
before leaving the store. Give them call and
exa inc their stock, &C.
Catsloaues to be had at the stare 6t
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DIED.

At Acqua Creek, the plscs of his rssdsnse on the
evening Of the 51st March, BEL 4. LnWELLYH,
in the 9th year Of his age. For honesty and mp
rishtness In his dealings and fidelity to his employ
era the Richmond, FredericksbuTg and Potomae
Company, with which he had been associated In the
mencement Of operations. Mr.. L. had no superior,
and but few equals.
q Richmond and Norfolk papers are requested to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

FIREs.-A fire occurred near Leetown, in JEFF
ferson county, Va, Monday, destroying G. W
Cockrelrs barn, with Is tons Of hay and two wind.
mills and on Sunday night, a dwelling house and
barn in the same county. owned by Mrs. Mary
Forrest, and occupied by Mrs Martha Beall, were
burnt.
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" Card-In the article wiirh appear.
ed in the Dispatch yesterday, the signature OF
"A True Democrat" it was not designed to reject
upon Mr.. Mchass' private character as &c ntienan;
and the writer of it cneerfuly disclsms any nsen.
ton of FOUNDING his feelings.
TIL. article refer ed to ttea as an offset to an
appeal to the Democracy, to support mr. M lor tne
City serRe.ntcy undsrstandins that Mr. Michaels
aad his friend, had taken exceptions at this ar
apaMIt "A TRUE DEMOCRAT"
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e A Cnrd..The sale of Dry Goods, al
the store of ID. II LONDON, will be continued tn 1
MORNING, commencing at 10 O'Clock. very large
and valuable portion of the stock still remsins un
sold.
ap2 THOS w. KEESEE, A1ct.
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TEL.aRAPHiC NEWS.
kEpOkTED FOk T Il D UIBF ATC
Matters in Boston. Trial Of the Rev. j. =
KaItoch

BOSTON, March Mr.. Austin will assume the
duties Of the Collectorshp of this port to morrow
Mr. Bailey, the present Postmastepwih retain me
office until the expiration of his commission, which
has about year to run.
The trial Of the Rev j Kalloch on the charge
Of adultery, commenced this forenoon, before the
Court of Common Pleas In Cambridge MT kai-
loch is defended by r, II. Dana, Charles ID. frsin
and H. W. Paine
The Coroner's inquest on the death OF Waldo
Wood, has resulted in throwing no light on the
murder. The verdict is to the effect that he died
on Sunday morning. March 18th, from staos ana
blows inflicted by persons to the jury unknown.
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O. A Card.-.The cubs criber desires 10
return his thanks to tn gentlemen, who kindly
assisted in stopping his Lorses while running away,
and thus saved his wagon from dlstrdeuon:
WARREN CANFIELO, Agent,
goth street, between Main aud Franklin streets
Ap git
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~ Baths. Baths: Baths .-Het, Coia
soelock, A. NJ. to 10 r. M, at the Hair Cutting sha'
ains and shampoenins Saloon, under the Amsrea aa
doksl Ee.rance on 18th street single bath - e's'
- stsrIef- sor dollar. mn IL
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EF"SHowERs OF PRESENTS" st the great GIFT
Book SALE, No. IA Broad street Great rush fox
new Books! Now Is the time, Everybody must
have gift Give them call. 2l
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~senntor for Richmand al avn a can
didate for the Senate of Virginia. sad cheeraliy
maintain Virsinia's rights lin the language OF Sens'
tor Bells BID to "a Of ju 'tice and equslisy
ia the distribution of the lands and their pro-
cseds." This much demand Of every man who may
expect my vote ESQ. r. PEAkE
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~C0untry merchb nis and others visit
log the city this spring their pGrch will
do well TO call and examine my 1t rex of Hardware
before purchasing elsewhere, IS am selling of At
cost, to close business THOMAS HOW,
NH 21-lm 2l9 Main street.
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Saiiing Of she.Africa.

NEW YORK, April 1st.-The steamship Africa
sailed hence to-day for Liverpool with upwards
o. $500, 900 in specie.
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ITO TGBACCONIsT s.-.A superior lot ei
\ Gam Arabic, pure Olive OiLoii Bitter Aimeaas'
r. JACKSON,
al O. II MArass Bridge.
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" The Annual WeetInR OF the STOCK
holders Of the Richmond and Charlottesville Turn
pike Company, will be held st Saunders Hall, in
the city Of Richmond, on MONDAY, the 9th Of
ATril, at ~ o'cl-ck d.
meeting of the Board, at 10 A. M the same dsy.
JOHN b. CREHSHAW,
NH S6-d&ctd President.
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~ COugressiUnna -nv So WI Crane
will spe ak on the Public Land Question, at de o.
rico Court House on MONDAY next, April 9Th
Mr. Caskie has been invited, and ia expected to be
present. sp<
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Fatal steamboat Collision.

PITTSBURG, April 1.-The steamer White Bluff
came in collision with tow boat at Cairo, ILL.,, on
Friday, and was sunk. The ID clerk and fireman
were drowned
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Ea- The Annual nlee1,nS of the $40

~ DR.. CooDs, late OF st, Louis, Mo 49,
Office and residence 81 street. west side, between
Marshal and Clay streets NH l8-d6m
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/ THE CRIMEAN vIcTIMs.-The London Times
says that out Of the eighty thousand men whom
England sent to the Crimea, thirty thousand were
lost by the sword and BY disease during the war.
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pICH ND ORNAMENTAL IRON

u " - N II II L.
~ WokKs..rhe .ubscribsr is prepared to furnish
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK of the folio wing
description, from as large collection of designs as
terms, embracing: IRON RAILING cast and
wrought, of over TWO HUNDRED different patterns
Verandahs; Balconies; Window Guards, eis, Lin.
tells; Chimney Caps and Store Fronts Fountains !;
Vases; Ststuary; Lions Dogs, SC; for Park and Gar
den Ornaments Wrought Iron Work for building
purposes, including Vsut and Cellar Doors Grating,
Hioges; also every description of Wire Railing, in
Guiding Farm Fences; Vsrandah and Tree Boxes,
&c, now manufactured in this Country
Perticulsr attention given to enclosing CEMETE-
RY LOTS, and Stone Work furnished when desired.
Sketches and estimates of work will be sent TO any
part of the country and where work lie ordered,
sn co.n of mabe and Foot stone. Mon
JAS D BROWNE, 9Th street,
ap 2-dlm near Msin, Richmond, Va.
VIRGINIA GLASS WOKks---1 he pro
pTietor of this establishment respectfully in.
forms dealers and consumers of Glass Ware that
he is prepared to fill all orders that he may be ia.
vored with.
order, every description Of
Mineral Water Bottles
Porter and Wine do
Ink and Cologne do
Jars Of all kinds
Covered Demijohps
Catboys, Tumblers, Flasks. &c.
Clal ct and Sweet Oil Bottles
Together wi every variety Of Glass Hollow Ware
OF Inc green WORK KIND.
o. Particular attention will be given to private
moulds.
EE Orders Of the city handed to the drivers of
Esrnests regular omnibus line will reach IN f.cto
~ in a few minutes and receive prompt attention.
ap 2-d1Hs JACOB 8 ArLEE pronristor
EXTENDING THE AREA OF LITFRs
~ fURE-sTATIoNERY MOVEMENT-Hav
Ing enlarged my store and increased my stock am
now better prepared than ever to serya those Who
may favor me with their tronsge
, The readers OF good books and the lovers of good
Stationery, are invited to give call.
P. 3. PRICE,
sp 2-it Opposte Ameriesn Hotel
MPOaTANr no SABBATH SCHOOL
TEACHERS-ls am In receipt this W. ok of
large supply OF the Books for Libraries and for
Classes, most commonly used la our Sunday schools
together with sundry issuss In This dspartms nt
P. B PRICE,
sp2- Oppasire American Hotel
DA X so l. . .---l have ja.t opened the
largest lot of rarssols OF any house In this city
eonsstipg Of - different kiads from rs cents each
up . IS. Rroeadsd, Antique, cheui, Satin, Pouldt
90 RENE Eugssio, and every other style Of the
latest fashions. n EZEKIEL,
aes 70 Aain street.
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AlsiUSEMMS rs.

AIIUSEMMSTs.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL I'd.
LAST NIGHT
OF
E NJ MA stanley,
o. which occasion she will appear
IN THE
SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN,
POLYMELOS,
sad for the first and only time as the
GODDESS OF LIBERTY,
In which character she will sing
OUR ATIONAL FLAG,
new patriotic song written expressly for her, by
gentleman from Ratimor,
- TICKETS. 50 CENTS. q
Gallery colored persons, IS cents.
E~ Doors open at Ito commence at O'clock
~ Tomorrow tFRiDAY) Evening Miss Stanley
will appear at the Phenix Hall, Petersburg
SHERIDAN COKBYN, JR,
ap 2-lt ManQer
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SPRING CAnPAIGN 1887. -

- FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
sm now receiving, and she'll continue to receive
weekly throughout the season, my stoct OF Fashirn
BILE Csothng OF the latest styles aud designs Hopins
Ihat my past f,ris to plea have b, satisfactory
snail endeavor TO merit continuance by close at
tention to the wants OF the trade In addition. l
have my usual stock Of 6snrs and fouths' Furnish
ing Gor de- also, Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestipss
which will be made to order in workman-like man.
nsr at reasonable rates. No ft, sales. cali h
respectfully solicited ~
No ia Main street.
mh ~ WIN. IRA SMITH,
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From Washington .Rumor-.D Death of
Member of CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, April l Hon. John Appleton,
has been appointed assistant Secretary of State
1t is rumored that VIM. A. Harris, formerly u.
s. Representative from Shenandoah district Va,
will be the Editor Of the Union.
Hon Sampson W. Harris, member of Congress
from Alabama died here this afternoon.
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PAupERIsM IN ESoLArp.--Thsre are eight hum
dred aud aftyfour thousand paupers In the poor
houses of England and Wales
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THO MEsSRs RD BERT LOGAN &, go
l. And JOHN DICK. SONS 4 CO. ou-resj

UANU--Kest Peruvian and .uexican
VI now landing for sale low for cash By
NH I3---law4w HUGH w. FRY SONS.
no NlEsSRs ROBERT LOGAN &, go
l. And JOHN DICK. SONS CO., non-resi-
dents of the State of Virginia:
Take notice, tina. on Thursday. the 18th day OF
April, 1857, between the hours of A. M and r.
NJ at the counting room of hitchsll 4 Pott in the
city of New York, shall take the dispositions OF
William Alexander, and others, to be read evil
Court of the City of Richmond, Va, wherein we are
plaintiffs and you and others defendants. And
if, from any cause said dispositions bs not com
of wilt be dourned from time to time, the same
place. and between the same hot1rs until comal>ted
MITCHELL POfY,
By r. r. Eowison their Attorney
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or Double Voting --Th:s is to notify Oh

~ D0ub1e VOIIn8 II MS ID % NuIIfy tne
public that .ny person who tn romeo, 10
liable to conviction Penalty, coDhpeme mt in the
Pertsntiary for not less than one, nor more than
five years
The poll books will be compared eff the cleo
tion and all viii be prosecuted who violate the law
an Pits MANY CITIZENS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

~" Removal SamI =. Halves has re-
moved his Cfise from the Basin to the south side of
the Dock. 9Th street All orders for ANTHRACITE
and 6lTUMINOUS COAL and WOOD, sent to the
Off se. will receive prompt attention.
nh i7-TuSFimif
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Two TIE CITY TRADE.--We are re-
l. ceiviug, per Helen r. Cooper, from Liverpool
direct, and are now opening the following choice
styles of Goods, viz:
Brillisntes white and printed
Super black sna white and black and grey Prints
Plain black Prints, finest imported
Checked Muslins, full assortment
Tere and Satin-striped do
Victoria Lswns; Cordelette skirting
Bonnet Cords; Linen Duck Drills
Jaconet MusliDs; Cambria do, &c.
And by other recent arrivals, we have In itore, OF
our own importation
Swiss Mus; Victoria Innings
Farmers Drills
Cotton Hose, in great variety
Fancy Embroidered Muslins
Splendid new stJ lie Girghams
Elegant Brosade Musns
Mohair Mixtures and De Bages
Silk aud Cotton Gloves, in variety
Plate and Fancy Prints, &c.
Which we ofbr to the trade at a small advance.
NH : KENT, PAINE L. CO.
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MATING Just received. 80 ttolls OF
w superior White Mattinss, ,st the low price OF
as.M Per yard, great bargain e tie noted cheap
store Of ALFRED MOSES,
cps o. Main street.
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS are
now receiving our spring supply Of Clocks,
Watches and Jewery, Fancy Gcods O., &c; in fact,
almost every article in your line in which yeu can
make moaey. All we ask 10 for you to examine our
Stock and judge for yourselves which will be sold
70 punctual customers on terms to please.
Call at our Store, "a Main street, above the St
Charles Hotel. LARUS SHINE.
NH 2S-
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YNU Thk CITY And COUNTRY TR E
L. Just received, superior assortment Of House
hold Furniture, embracing In part Mshogany ana
Washstands and Centre Tables; Psrlor, Spring Seat
md Cane Seat Chairs, 6ofas, Tete a.Tetes Divans
lounges; Rocking and Nurse Chsrs; Mahogany
french and High Post Becstsads; Hair ard GhIct
Mattresses; Castors, Walters, Fire Ircns Table
Cutlery: 80, NC which we are dspos,d 70 sell at
extraordinary low prices. LAkuS SHINE,
NH IS lin IA Main st
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~ $4,000 Reward 1.-The lotteries OF

EVERY SATURDAY IN APRIL,
Which embrace addition to Others the folls wing
Brilliant Prizes:
/ Prize of $50 90
1 Prize of $40 00G
Prize of s. 0000ii
/ Przs Ct BlU,OO0!!!!
Prizes of S5, coo. -!
Prizes of ~ 50U! ~
3 Prizes of Z 4 QUE 80
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MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN
TICKETS.
Remember that any of the sb3vs Magnificent
Prlzes can he had by riskins $40!
Whole Tickets, . 10; Halves S.; Quarters, B2t-
No time should be Lost in securing iicketa
Address orders for Tickets to
s. SWAN CO.,
NH 81 d5faclt* Atlanta, Georgia.
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ARRIVED AT BERMUDA HUNDREDS 80,
Ship RolaId, Cspt. Reichel, from Cardiff. WITH
railrosd iron.
Ship Caroline, Capt. streoker, In ballast to load fos
Bremen.
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~ A New Hair Dye.---Hobson has new
Hair Dye. 1t instantly dyes the Whiskers or Nous
taches a beautiful natural black brown, which
neither water sunshine tarnish in the least
We advise all mo dye, to call on HOBSON, at his
Hair Cutting Room, under the American Hotel -
Entrance ON 18th street no ~
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DARAsOLs..A very large variety Of
L Psrssols, varying in prices from one to az dol
lars just received BY ALFRED MOSES,
sp2 63 Main Ct cot.
n CENTS PAIR ~ have 10 store, Alsxandrs's
Black and CeIered eik Gloves the sbevs price, for
cash. 9. HAkTWELL, lis Broad It.,
Ap3 OpPosits Bread Street Hotel.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCK.
Port of Richmond, april 1-High Water III o'clo

Port of Richmond, april High Water III o'clock.
ARRIVED,
schr. C. A. Griener, Weaver, Boston, mdse, w. D.
CoIquitt Co.
schr Z. Arcularus, Elems, Rocklsnd. lime, Luthsr
Libby.
Sehr Edwin, Creighton, Baltimore suano' sehaer,
Kohler Co.
Schr J. Burroughs Cheveral, Rsppshannoek, corn,
Winston Co.
schr. Chesapeake Trader, Riggin, Baltimore qua
ne Bacon l. BasteIvilL
Sloop New Packet, Gwstney, smithhe!d, mdse.
schr. VIM L. Ferguson, Bstratt Clairmouns, ium'
Der.
SAILED,
Rris Csrmins, Ford, Cardenss, mdse c. T. Wor.
than Co. n =,
scnr Starlight, Whetmore, Boston, mdse u.
schr. AIvarsdo, Mitchell, Baltimore, via Port Wal
thall coel.
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To New Spring Goods.

evNew Spring Goods.
BINfORD, MAYO & BLAIR
are receiving tn air spring suon'y of FRENCH ENG
LISH and AMERICAN DRY GOODS, which have
been selected suit the retail and wholesale trade
They invite their friends and the public generally TO
examine their stock, AMONGST which may be found
Silks Black and Fancy Colored, Brocade and
Plain
Organdie, Jacone. and Berage Robes
Solid Colored French Cam brics and Brilliants
Ombre Striped and Plain Berages
Rich Embroidered Cambria and Muslin Bands
Muslin and CambEe Collars and Sleeves, in sets
Lace Z"
Black Grape "
Infants Wrought Bodies and Dresses
Silk and Lace Nantes and Tsmas, in great vs.
riety
Pillow, sheetrg and Irish Linen
Dsmask Table Cloths and Napkina
Also the best quality ola and 81 Mating.
nah 25-dlm BINFORD, MAYO BLAIR.
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hUDLEa ~ CO.'S II L. E Ii Il A IL ID
- TONIC ALE.-Ths Ale is PREF pared expressly
for 1t be- ng prepared from pure Malt and
Hop 1t i. strongly recommended by many of our
best Physicians as perfect cure for Dispepsia
We are now ready to supply ell those that are 10
want of the above Ale in any quantity. To be had
at the RICHMOND WINE STORE,
NH y u Main attract
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BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoN-cau be acquired by usn
the ''Bas of Thousand FioIcers" Whist ladytor
gentleman would remain under the of a disa-
THOUSAND Flowers as a dentifrice, would not on
" render sweet but leave the teeth white az ala
basterl Many persons do not know their breath 10
bad and the subject is delicate their friend. will
never mentionlt. Beware of counterfeits Be sura
each bottle is signed FETRIDGE & Co.
For sale by ell Druggists. New York
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Agents
NH ll-eod6m for Richmond.
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NPECIAL MOI &c t.--The firm of AUG
- ANDERSON 4 CO. having been dissolved by
the death OF AUG: ANDERSON, the surviving part
ners, ALEXlUS GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES,
have formed new co-partnership with CHAS. H.
ANDERSON, under the name of ANDERSON
GREEN q HAYES, to carry the Wholesale
straw and Millinery business, at the new Warehouse
No. lOl Main street, formerly occupied by Aug An.
derson Co, where they will be pleased to see the
customers of tho late firm
ALEXIUs GREEN,
JOHN A. HAYES,
CHAS. Fl. ANDERSON.
February lst, 1857.
The subscribers who are the surviving partners Of
the late firm Of Aug. Andersen 4 Co will wind up
the business Of that firm without further delay and
will be obliged to all those Indebted them to make
prompt payment. ALEXIUS GREEN,
JNO A. HALVES,
Surviving Partners Of tbs late firm Of
70 S-Sm Aug. Anderson l. Co.
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DA II 4 u l. . ..--i have just opened the
largest lot Of Parssos OF any house In this city
consistng Of - different kiads from IS cents each
up 70 IS. Rroeadsd, Antique, Cheui, Satin, Pouldt
90 Refine. Eugssie, and every other style Of the
latest faahions. N EZEKIEL,
Ae1 70 Asin street.
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Elegant Silk Robes French work Muslin ,stts
Rich iBayadere Chene Illusion Cap IS, Muslin
Silks Caps
Striped and Plaid fancy Muslin Collars Muslin
Silks Robes, &c
Chintz fg'd Barge Robes Silk Cotton and Thread
Plain coPd do Go Hosiery
Chens Porinett do Bombsznss, Blk Tam,.
Ducal Poplin 60 tan
Rich Organdie do Grape Sets, Grape Col
Do d. Muslins lars
Elegant Jaconet Robes L.cs., Val. and Bru,,si,
Frene Lawns, plain and Drsss Trimmings
hs'd in great variety Velvets Emb. Hdkfs
Blk Thread Lace Wells Gents DDS, CTaysts,
Point Applique setti Shirts Socks Gloves,
Do DO Collars and &c. 30.
T. e. PRICE CO.
Country Merchants will find in their Wholesale
Rooms a fine stock OF rare and desirable Go1ds at
low rates as they can be sold for by the largest houses
in the country. NH SI-dAc2w
~ We are ant h ised 10 announce
JAMES LYONS, ESQ as candidate for the Office
of ATTORNEY GENERAL of Virginia, IL how
ever, the Democratic party should hold Convsn-
ton, and nominate any other gentleman, Mr.. Lyons
will promp IL give way to him. T-6t
~ Breeder, Fox & Co. will open this
morning per Jamestown. large lot of the following
Goods. purchased at auction, in New York, on Fri
day last:
Silk Flounced Robes
Grenadeer Fiounced Robes
Barge Flounced Robes
Bayedere Dress silks in great variety
Beautiful lot of printed Bareges
New style Mantillss
With fall stock Of plantation and h'uss keeping
Goods all of which will be found cheap and we
spectiully ask of city and country friends,
''''' - " BREEDEN FOX CO,
NH Sl-dlw 2l7 Broad SER .et.
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LTORWA Il DING BUsI 3 s-IN-
L CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arrau &c
ments increase the line of boats running from my
house and shall at the commencement of the fall
son. send out boat every other day Sundays pit
ed BY this arrangement will put goods through two
ayssooner than heretofore and nearly if not alto
gether by the s. 8. r. R., and at much
less expense.
Merchants west of Lynchburg wishing to eonhgn
their goods to the rarord agent required to de-
post funds pay the charges to that point, the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse TO pay or col
lect charges on goods received by the Canal.
" 9-ts ALFRED 8. LEE. on the Dock
S,PKINla TR ADE-- We are receiving
- and opening a large and handsome assortm emit
of Ready Made Clothing, consisting in part of fine
black and fancy calored Cloth Goats made Frocks
Dress and Getaways; also, flee French Cashmere,
black and coored, nicely made and of various styles
of cuts fancy all wool fweeds Drsp d Etc Summer
Cloth, Italian, Royal Cord black End fancy Silk
Coats; black and fancy Alpaca. white and colored
Linen Duck, white check and buff Marsees suits
afo Pants of every gra lie and prices Vests endless
variety. We keep constantly on hand large stock
white and fancy Shirts, snd every style Of Furnish
ing Goods for gentlemens wear All of which we
will sell low the quality OF goodt can De
bought any where. Ali desire is call, believing
we can convince purchasers, that what we say is
true every garment we sell we warrant
MERCHANT, WIESIGER CO,
mn II No IL Main st.. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-02

CAhDENIhG---Thes subscriber has seve
" raj hands aud is pre- pared to do all kinds of Or
NAMENrAL GARDENING such IS Trimming,
Planting, Turing. &c either in town or country
Address civilian BRUNT," through the Rich.
mond Post Office. apl -2tH
A MOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL OF NKW
"A SPRING GOODS Received by the steamer
sstown, great variety of desirable Spring
goods. purchased at the recent New York Auctions
through the season. Country me hants will find this
sIsre opportunity to buy . variety Of notions, IS
will sell at small per eentase at the cost for
nett cssh. ALFRED MOSES,
sp2 IS Main ut.