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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

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schr Elizabeth Dsvy, Reppin. Eastern shore' oa''
and potatoes 10 Captain. "a ,,ota.
"i seip Native Rookie Eastern Shore. oats ana po'a'
toss Io 70 gs~bure, Coleman, Petersburg wheat'
warwick and Barksdaie
s,samer pepnsylvapia, Teal. Philadelphia, muse
and nnssspgers II II futile. n c.,.,i.,
sc6r Brunctt. Gee. Norfolk nioss' W. ~ eo's@"'
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schr Vim volauitt, Frank. Bsltimore.feed. I" Poor
aS sehr southeruer. Leftover. Baltimore eoai' "sD
seSr Antsres. Cardery, down the river light.
scbr Cornelia. Smith. for Richmond, cleared al
Baltimore 7th inst. - e. rrd,C .o Load
Cos Tipx Point. cleared at London 18th ult.
shin Olbers, -, for City Point, entered LOT ioad-
~ scir J. Loriiland Lynes. for Richmond cleared AZ
scbr Danyiie. Chester. fer Richmond. cleared at
New York 9th inst. p;.,rond
Schr Mary Mott. Albany lfeiano' ior nfoii"V'
cleared at Albany 9th inst
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MuxrcrpAI ELECTIONS. I'VE publ

MuxIcIpAI ELEcrIoSs.--We publish
this morning the official vote 10 Jefferson and
Madison Wards, for all the officers. aud state
meut, a. far as could obtain It, Of the result In
Monroe Ward. Il will be seen, by reference TO the
annexed table, that for superintendent OF the Gas
Work. wynne leads Haggerty 800; Butler leads
Digs for High Constable 355; for CANCER Fox
leads Jones 43s and for Grain Measurer Glib leads
Watts $40. We therefore conclude that all the old
officers are re elected, and that the gentlemen de-
signated below for Council aud Aldermen are
elected.
The polls in Monroe Ward Will open to-day at IL
O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

<~~~>
n6S JOHN T. REGSAULP,
1872 MAIN STREET,
Has now In store his SPRING supply of FRENCH
aud AMERICAN
PAPER HANGINGs, BORDERS, AND
DECO RATION
including that of Louis XIV. and the IL subjects
ILLUSTRATES OF each month in the year besides tne
usual variety of Gilt, Velvet and Plaih together
with WOOD GILT M0ULDINGS.
FIRE SORE E N 8,
Amongst which is a large assortment of sCKlP-
TURAL SCENES.
ALSO
CANTON AND COCOA NATTINGS.
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
DOOR AND PARL0R MATS,
WINDOW SHADES.
Gilt, Velvet. Bcquet Landscape and Plain.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
WINDOW CORNICE, BANDS AND LOOPS.
HAIR, MOSS AND SHUCK MATTRESSES &C. &c.
In fact, every thing that Is usually found in en-
Upholstery and Paper Hanging establishment, and
will be pleased to exhibit them to all who may ia
yer him with CALL and will guarantee that all work
done by him will be executed in the BEST and La
THST STYLE Ap S-lN
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A CONSTITUTION FRAMED FOR KANSAS
REMARKABLE EXTENSION OF SUFFRAGE.

ST. LOUIS, April S.-The constitutional conven-
ton of Kansas has adjourned. Negroes and TO
reiguers, having declared their intention of becOm-
ing residents, are to be allowed to vote on the
question of the adoption of the constitution, and
the question of universal suffrage is to be voted
upon at the first general election thereafter. The
proposition to allow negroes to vote caused an
CRY discussion in the convention, and delegates
from several counties signed the constitution un-
der protest.
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New YORK. April Cotton has advanced he
Flour firm bat dull; quotations unchanged. Wheat
nrm-Southern white ST. 30@cl 40. Corn hrm-South-
ern white 70 cents. Stocks active and higher.
BALTIMoRE, April S-Flour dulI-Howard street
and Ohio 81 37@ljO, City Mills $425. Wheat-com,
mon and prime dull; other qualities active red sl
LOS, white $l.l5@gI2S. Corn sctiye-white 64GI63,
yellow IS cents. Provisions unchanged.
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FIREIN NEWBURGH, n. 7.

New YORK. April THE largo -four mills OVID
ed by Homer Rsmsdel, late President of the New
York aud Erie Railroad. near Newburgh, were to-
tally destroyed by fire last night, with their entire
coatents. Loss $4,000. Two or three weeks ago,
Mr. Ramsdell lost a large barn, with eight vaus-
BILE horses, as well as a number of sleighs, car
riages, harness, tools, &c, in Newburgb, worth
$4,000 to $4,000, on which there was no insu-
rance.
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BIR.E SOCIETY OF VIRaIHrA.-In the

published proceedings of this body, in yesterday 8
Dispatch the list of officers for the ensuing year
was omitted by mistake. They follows.
viz: Rev. Philip Courtney, President; Geo. Wood
bridge, lst Vice President NJ. d. IIoge, I'd Vice
President c. II. Read, Sd Vice President; L. NJ.
Lee, 4th Vice President; B. B. Minor, Correspond
ing Secretery; VIM. f. Myler, Recording Secreta
ry; Samuel NJ. Rice, Treasurer Managerial. s.
Keppler, N. Head, Richard, Whitfield, =. Williams,
c. r. BarksdaIe, W. j. Christian, ?. II. Grattan, j.
A. Duncan, I. V. Moore, j. d. Macmurdo, g. d.
Fisher, J. S. Walker, VIM. W. Parker.
Note Several mistakes occurred in the account
published most Of which will readily suggest
themselves to the intelligent reader, being of
typographical Dature.
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na. Strangers sojournng in town should obtain
the Anbrotypes executed by TYLER Il Co, l39 Main
street.
Sc Beautiful Ambrotypes at prices from IS to 80
cents. by TYEER Co, at their extensive Gallery,
l2a Main st-eat: :an 70 loco Il ken daily.
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Losses BY FIRB.-he large brick sta

Bile on 10th street. between Main and Cary, which
was fired and burned last Wednesday night, be-
longed to Mr.. Mark Downey, and was insured in
the Mutual office for $1,000 Mr.. DowBey lost 500
bales Of hay worth from $1,000 to $3.50, and fully
insured in the Richmond Fire Association.
In the same building Mr.. Ii. Nj. Smith had about
$4,000 worth of machinery of various kinds, on
which he had an insurance of $1,000 in the Valley
office
DR.. Peasants lost a mill worth about $500,
which was not incurred.
The fire was the work of an ipcendiary aud came
nigh being very destructive. Several times the
houses In the neghborhood wore set on fire by the
excessive heat aud flying sparks, but the flames
were readily extingushed.
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INFANT1CIDE.--hC Uu t8IIF IUWT y Is
terday morning the body OF a new born infant,
wrapped In a white cloth, WAS discovered on the
rear part of of the cars at the Central Depot.
In few hours thereafter Coroner Peachy held
inquest over the corpse, and found IL to be a new
born male child of mixed blood An examination
showed that the child had been stranged soon sf-
ter Its BIRTH but no traces could be discovered TO
lead to the detection CT its mother. The Jury rem
derod verdict in accordance with the above facts
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60 TO THE THEATRE
ny PENMANsHIp.-The undersigned

nag The undersigned
begs leave to give notice that he will in few days
open rooms for the purpose Of giving instruction 10
PENMANSHIP; and hopes that this much neglect.
ed branch of education may receiv- that attention
which it's importance t. all classes of the (Ommunf
ty so much demands
Fer the present he would call the attention Of
teachers and others to his specimen whic may be
seen at the Book Store of Col. Jno. Fl. Richardson
an q-6ts J. w, REEVE
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We are happy 70 announce that on the 9th inst,
In the prsssncs Of the two parties, and the coun.
sei Of the Associstioa and the proprietor Of Mount
Vernon, . contract was formally entered into, be-
fore notary, between John A. Washington, Esq,
and the Regent Of tbs Association for the purchase
Of the Home and Grave Of Washington by the
Association. The particulars will be given 10 .
few days.
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nags To THE VorERs OF THE FoURrH

DISTRICT OF HENBICo COUNTY At the solicitation Of
many friends, l announce myself candidate for
C0NSTABLEof 4th District, and most respectfully
SOLICIT your votes on the 9th day of May next
anQ-Iwx WIN T. DIINAWAY
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sss- Now OR NEVER The best ba,

rag Now OR NEVER The best bar
Qains.eyer offered at the Auction Store of Henry W
Quares, No. $50 Main street. until Saturday, pril
10Th. $4,000 worth of RICH JkWELRY at auction
and private sale. aides auction Thursday and Fri.
day mornings at II o'clock. Gentle mems auction
every night at 10 clock. The above goods are OF
the very fine-t quality being the stock of a retail
merchant from the North, aud must he sold withou;
reserve to the highest bidder.
HENRY. W. QUARLES,
ans No I5D Main Street
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For Friday, April ., Is capital newspaper. IL
contains seticss Of oil the passing events foreign
and domestic, state aud National, besides the
usual editorials, correspondence. commercial re-
ports, sso. Price 81 per anoum In advances
cents per single copy. For sale at the counting
room,
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BUssMe ~ PsopnLxs.-Ths steam propeller
Forest City was destroyed b. Are 1t Port Stanley,
Canada, on the ight Of the 9th Inst. She was in.
sufsd oniys Ssv days previous. The are is sup
possd 10 Asvs bsss the work Of an incsndiary.
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nS- WHERE SHALL WE GIT OUR LIKE

NEss TAKENl-At GIBBS, Of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, aud not q carricature
always go. Besides, we have never been decev-
cd by him with humbug advertisements. As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons take pleasure in saying that
addition to our inimitable AMBR9TTPE, we are nov
executing PHOTOGRAPHS of n superior character,
both plain and colored which for beauty OF finish and
accuracy of likeness. equalled by few and sur.
passed by Pictures of all kinds accurately
pied, and warranted to please. at moderate prices
AMBROTYPES at one dollar and upwards at 81 BIS
Temple of Art Corinthan Hail. Main street, between
9th and 10th.
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NORFOLK, April S.--Arrived schooner Spray from
New York, bound to Pensacola, with loss of fore.
mast. Arrived in Hampton Roads ship Alexan-
der from Liverpool bound up James River.
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FIRE IN THE Country the
hours OF IL and O'Clock last Wednesday night
an alarm OF IRE WAS caused by bright light which
seemed 10 be some three miles west OF the city.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April SIT is said that drafts to a
very large amount have been returned on the
Treasury Department. 1t is also said that Treasu-
ry notes are to 10 per cent. discount in some
parts of the West.
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Am ALARM of fire, early yesterday
morning, was caused by the rekindiing Of the par
TALLY burned hay and machinery at Mr.. Downey's
building on 10th street.
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ASSAULT Theodore Prick, charged
with assaulting and beating Charles Hewer, ap-
reared before the Mayor yesterday to answer the
complaint against him. The evidence showed that
Hewer was the aggressor, and the warrant was
the reupou dismissed.
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II FOR BOSTON-The superior fast
- sailing sChr BLOUSE, THATCHER master,
having portion of her cargo engaged. and going
on board. will have immediate dispatch. For re-
mander apply to
q 1u " col AITITH "
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Go AND SEE 1.-THE Bible Panorama
is now on exhibition ut Metropolitan Hall. 1t is
highly spoken of by the press Of other cities.
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Discovery OF GoLp.-We have been
shown piece of gold three inches in length, two
inches wide. and haitian inch thick, Weighing one
hundred and fifteen peunSweights. which was
found in Albemarle county. on the farm OF mr. j..
n. Norreli, near Rockfish River. The. specimen
shown us was discovered twenty-five feet below
the surface, and was very rich one.
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STABLE BURsED.-0n Wednesday night
last, the stable Of Dr.. Lewis, 9th street, near
Franklin, was nred and burned.
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THE MAILS FOR EUROpF,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

New YORK, April S-The steamer Vanderbilt is
to sail Saturday msrung for Liverpool, with the
European mails.
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1er RALLY 10 rHH PoLLs, in Monroe
Ward &c
Open Al 10 O'Clock to-day and Tomorrow.
~ VOTE ron
JOHN II. GEH
sps toR niGH CONSTABLE.
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MAMMOTH EGGs.-Mr. L. L. Lester,
of Chesterfield has furnished us three mammoth
eggs. layed by hens on his place, which are curl
osities in their way.
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!. Il, GIBBS.

BE- JUST RECEIVED-0ur stock of Fringes
and Dress Trimmings. Ribbons. Flowers, Ruehcs
&c &c. AlsO, full line of Collars in Shetland
Wool. Our Goods are new and desirable, and selling
at low prices. LADIES BAZAAR,
ap 5-lW Nl6 Broad street.
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Aa NnrICE-Atteniion lie ash

H@- NoTICE. is asked to
my sale of Books, THIS AFTERNOON. at 4 o'clk.
This IL one of the finest collections of standard
works which h ave offered, and those in want
respectfully invited to attend punctuaIly, the
above named hour.
Catalogues can be had at my store.
apg HENRY w QUARLES. Auct.
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ACARD.-The subscriber tenders his
thanks to the Fremen end others, who reudt red
such efficient aid in preserving his property from
destrr cton at the late fire of United States Hotel
Stables. epg-lt# JAMES W. SHIELDS.
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n.,nen-I " Glauehrooka SOC. d

O,mcd-L. W. Glazebrooks 500; D, J. Saunders
1877; VIM. C. Aliens 747; s. d. Denoon# 759
Thos. c, Eppes~ 697 X. G. Morris $50 Geo. h.
Crutchf1eld $50; James A. Scott 462; Wellington
Goddin 4S3; g. A. Hundley ST; James d. Browne
II; c Dmmock 10; Geo. W. Smith 5; Fleming
Griffin 3; C: T. Workman 8: Il. ". Apperson /.
Those marked thus r will be elected.
Adermen.-The following persons are elected
Aldermen :-Messrs, John L. Tate, n. c. LipscOmb,
James Bray,T. B. Starke and J. ". Beveridge The
vote for Aldermen had not been counted up when
the poll closed. and We cannot give the number
each one received until to morrow.
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7 LIQUORS, WINES, 6o.-WINSTON &
~ POWERS are continually supplied with the
choicest Brnndies and Wines; siso, now on hand
over seven hundred packages Of the various grades
of Liquors generally. aps
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THE HUsTrNGs' Court and City Coun
Gil, will probably organize next Saturday after
uoon. by which time the polls Will have closed,
and the returns been made.
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NATIONAL ForspRy-The Mevor

NATIONAL FOUNDRY. The Mayor of
this city. who was chairman of meeting of citi.
zens held at the City Hall on the 9th instant, to
take action on the subject of a"NatioDal Foundry"
has appointed the following citizens committee
under the first resolution to proceed to Washing.
ton and there represent the claims of Richmond
to the proper authorities Messrs. CHARLES DfM
MOCK, JAMES LYONS, DAVID j. SAUNDERS, WIN. ".
CRUMP and Taos. Z. Auausr.
We presume the committee will leave Mt once for
their destination, and thus protect Richmond
against any injury that might be occasioned by
unnecessary delay.
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rksS- SPECIAL NoTICs.-The atteutio

of the public is requested to sale of stock of &c.
gars Tobacco, Fixtures, &C., to take place at the
store of J. T.. WAHhAS, on Broad, between sth and
9th streets, this day, at 10 o'clock.
app 4. Il. COOK & CO., Aucts.
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e $50 REWARD.-WM. BOWLER,
IA stout black negro, about feet sincheshigh
n 40 years OF age, left our employment on sat
- urday last. under pretence of sickness. We
haN to suppose that he is endeayoring to alb
scond to a free state; is we'll known in the county
of New Kent, and was formerly owned there by DR.
Augustine Crump has been for several ears EN-
ployed here in our tobacco factory. We will pay the
above reward for his apprehension, aud delivery to
R0YSTER, BRO & CO.
ap 9-d6t&wIt
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E6~ AUCTION NOTICE. ask special
attention to my sale of Clothing, Shoes, &C., thi,
day, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
ap9 r. CAUTH0RN.
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BE- WAsHINGroN-"FIasr IN WAR.

BE- WAsHINGToN-"FIRsr IN WAR
FIRsr IN PEACE. AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF HIS
CoUSTRYAss.'-All who visit Richmond on the 22d
of February, to witness the grand spectacle of the
Inauguration of the Washington statue should not
fail to visit the new Photograph and Fine Art Gal.
lery of q W MINIS, to witness the wonderful pro
gress of the Photographic Art, conducted at this
finely arranged establishment And to those who
may wish TO obtain of them selves friends some
thing really beautiful and ife-like as a likeness
should not fail to secure one OF the Ambrotypes or
Photographs made at MINIS GALLERY. He Is pre-
and his assortment of Frames. Cases. Lockets, Pins
&C, in whcA to have them placed. is large and
ried. His gallery is on Main street, opposite the
new Custaa House, and free to visitors whether they
wish picclres not. fe 20
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RICHMOND CIRCUIT CouRT.-Judge Me-

RICHMOND CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Me-
ridith commenced his Spring criminal term yes
terday. The Grand Jury convened at the appoint
ed hour. and after hearing the charge of the
Judge, retired to their room, and acted upon the
following cases:
Nimrod B. Dickinson, charged with the murder
of John c. Haley on the 29th of October, 1857, at
the Agricultural Fair Grounds-true bill.
Robert Pulen alias Robert Wheeler, and VIM.
]. SonierviIe, charged with entering the Custom
House on the 18th of October, 1887, and stealing
$50 6SS from the United States-true bill.
John Dixon stealing clothing on the 18th of 0c-
tober last from George II. King-true bill
Charles Cornell, picking Jesse T. Bowles pocket,
at the Central Hotel the 29th of October last,
and stealing bonds, and other valuable papers, to
the amount of Sl50-tTue bill.
James Tombs, Thomas Rowe and Thomas II. VIII
kinson, breaking into A. c. Deans gun store and
stealing $50 worth of guns on the 18th of Novem-
Der, lS57-true bill
John s. Martin, stabbing Lucien Bass the 18th
March-true bill
VIM. j. Brown, William Jones and William Peas
ley, assauiting with intent to kill Thomas OCon-
nor, on the Both Of November last, and breaking
his arnl-n0t true bill as to Brown and Jones'
true bill as to Peasley.
The grand Jury then adjourned to meet again
this morning at IL O'Clock, when they will set
on other criminal Indictments prepared for the m.
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JRPPrRsoN WARD.

CosncH.-N. d. HHI* Az: A. Y. stokes* 224;
John II. GreanOrS SIS; VIM Holt Richardson" $685.
II. o. Haskins* sic; James N. Talbot &c; C. J.
Sinton 10; T. G. Burns IS; Joseph Brummell Is;
A. Craig 213; John IL. Leftwch %; Anson Rich
ards 81; 4. A. J. Clopton 1l2; John Dove l07.
Aldermen WIN. Taylor* 48S; c. Il. Hills 1885,
George H. Saders SIG; Il. d. Sauxay* 362; A. In
loes% 401; A. F. Picot 312; ii. NJ. Smith 46 A. E.
Elicit 80; A. Craig g. A. Bodeker As; t. c. Word
81; o. Bennett 40.
Those marked thus are elected to the Council
and Court
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MlDI40y WARD.

C6uncI-.P. r. Grattan* 5l3; f. W. Roddey* 46S:
Geo. W. RanGolph* 3Sl; Edwin Robnson* 49,;
Geo. Whitfed* PAS; George W. Gretter POO Chas.
Mills 200; 8. 3. Cottrel 1859; w. 8. DonDan 1l9; G.
A. Myers 81; T. W.McCance IS; W. W Crump 81;
VIM. A Patterson 49, S. Sutherland Is; James H.
Grant 2.
AIdfrp, en-R NJ Burton& 500; Jas. X. Caskie*
5s7; ?. W Grubbs& 32l; b. T. Tinsley$ $50; John j.
Bnford* 262; James Fisher 237; Geo. W. Gillian
40; s. c. Macon 1854; j. A. Cowardin 49, G. A. My
ers J.
Those marked thus c) for Council and Alder
men, are elected.
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AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

WIN. n. FOSTER, ESQ. h SAs Agent for the DAny
nsspAroa ~ Narsa,k. the circuistioa of the paper
thefe hAvtnx incrsAssd 10 On extent demanding PEI
sod aftsnton b - distribution. tho collection OF
ducs. - as
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Northern Markets.

THE EXPECTED STEAMER.
HALIFAX, April S-No signs of the America,
low overdue from Liverpool
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INTERESTING CEREMoSY.-The rite of confirmation
was administered by the Right Rev. Bishop At.
kinson to sixteen young ladies ut st. Mays Chapel
sleigh, N. O., on Monday evening last.
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M ARRlGD,

At Jei usalem church. on the 3Ist Of March, by
the hev David B WnfIee, Ii. HORACE HANCOCK
10 Mrs Alfalfa HANCOCK, all of the county OF
yhIslh
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s.p,ors Acc,prNr On Wednesday

HBRI0UB ACCIDENT. -UH 7UUuHo0u"I
Last Mr.. Edwin Dibreli was knocked down by
hoeshead Of tobacco, and seriouely fnjurcd that
fears were entertained for his recovery. Nnen
we heard from him yesterday his condition was
much better, and, rs his skull was not fractured,
as at fut reported, bis physicians have strong
hopes Of his getting we'll.
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DIED,

D16O,
On Monday, April 9Th, ELLEN S, wife of John A.
Halves.
Her remains were taken to Massachusetts, for in
terment.
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6ouraERs PACIFIC RAIRoAp.--The Marshall Flag,
Of late date, reports the the Southern Pa
cido Railroad TO be running regularly, and making
two trips day, carrying of quantities OF the cot
ton which has been and Is still accommodating along
tina lima
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FIRE At ST. LogIs.--The extensive buildings In
process Of erection at st. Louis for starch facto-
~, for Messrs. Beech Co., were destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning. Loss $4,000, with an insurance
for $4,000.
Daily prayer meetings are being held ct st. Paul,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

Acr I-Cavern Of Jewels. containing the Won
derful Lamp. u,,,
Acr U.-Grand March OF the Female Guard
Acr III.-Procession Of Slaves OF the Wonderful
At Iy.-Illuminared Hall of Lanterns, and
Grand March of the Children OF Llgh'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09

OvERrLow or THE MISSISSIPPI RWER.-A dispatch
from New Orleans advise of the overflow of the
Mis.issippi at Napoleon. Other dispatches report
similar overfows of Red and Arkansas rivers. 1t
Is not supposed, however, that these disasters
WI interfere materially with cotton planting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-09
FOR BALTIMORE

- FOR BALTIMORE.-The regu-
-. lar packet schr EDWIN. Captain CREIGHTON
GaVInk q portion Of her cargo engaged, and going
on board, will have dispatch. For remainder, apply
TO
ap Civ W.D. COLQUITT AGO