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Port Of Richmond, Aprfl 1O.-High Water q il''cR.
ARRIVED,
Schr Martha Collins, Collins Y, hay, Whitlock
Sons.
schr Lanson. Dean. Drinkwater, Rocklsnd. Lime
BrdgfOrd Il Co.
schr Hope, Frank, Baltimore. Guano, schaer, Koh
Ter Co.
schr Havre de Grace Feals. fredericksburg. Wheat.
A Garrett Co.
schr Susan f. Jayne, Jayne, Albany. lumber,
Ragland & Co, and J Mercer and Il Dudley.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke Skinner, Y, mdse and passen-
gers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer BelvIdere, Keene, Baltimore, mdse and
passengers, Ludlam 4 Watson.
Schr hdeiine Townsend, Townsend, Boston, mdse.
" d Colquitt Co.
schr stag, Townsend, New York mdse, W D Col
quit 4 Co.
schr Chieftan Rhodes. Boston. mdse. W D Col
schr Portia. Creighton, Washington, via Port Wal
thall coal.
schr VIM Severe. Brooks. Washington, via Port
WBlthali, coal.
Schr Jas steele, Brown, Baltimore, in ballast.
Brig Australia. Chelsey, Baltimore, in ballast.
Brig Fairy, from Richmond, touched at Pernan.-
Schrs Sarah Il Parker, Rogers, from hichm0nd,
Lewis milford, Doyle, from City Point arrived at
Baltimore, 9th inst
Schrs Josephine and Edwin Connolly. for Rich.
mond, cs ared at Philadelphia Sth inst.
Schrs L Arcularlns. Haskell aud Mountain Ea-
gle, Ames, for Richmond, cleared at New York 9Th
inst.
schr A II Toley, Navy. for Richmond with lum-
Der, cleared at Wilmington, \ G. 9th inst.
SChrs RebecCa WOglam and Flora King Sugett
from City Poinr, arrived at New York 9th inst,
Schr GaIlego Smith, frem Richmond, arrived at
New York 10th.
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GREAT EIoon IN TILE MISSISSIPPI

NEW ORLEANS, April 10.-The present rise in the
Mississippi is the highest ever known, and the
whole country both sides from Napoleon to
Lake Providence is submerged. and immense dam
cautions are being taken. The river is still ri
sing
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- M.RsH.LL AND Henry Co

rIEs-Tbe forty sixth menthly meeting of the above
companies will be held at their Room, THIS EVE
MING, at Ga o'clock.
The Treasurer will receive the instruments, &c.
during the day, at the Exchange Bank, and, aftel
O'clock, at the place of meeting.
ap Fit JAS X LEE. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NoT1CHs.

r6-VIRGrNIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
A regular meeting of the Virginia Mechanics In.
stitute will be held at the hall, OF Main ana
nth streets, THIS EVENING, at IL o'clock. 10
elect officers and Board of Managers for the present
rear livery member should be present
an f2-it u LEWELLEN, Secy.
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AMERICAN BARK BOARDED BY BRITISH
RRIG OE WAR

NEW YORK, April 1o.-The bark Anna arrived
here this morning from Galveston, and reports
that she boarded off Havana by boat from
the British brig of war Styx.
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AnRNnY IN NoRnLK.

VIM =. POSTER, Eso.. ia - Agent FOR the DAILY
psspAncH Ia Norfolk. the circulation OF tne paper
thare having Increased TO an extent demanding per
soual attention to IT. distribution the co'ieeeoo OF
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-There will be no accept
ance of the volunteers whose services have been
rendered to the President until after the passage
of the deficiency bill.
Senator Davis Is regarded as conyalescent.
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81 NorIcK-An adiourned meetin,

of the members and friends of the various Methodist
Churches In this city. viii be held ut Trinity Church
on TU EsDAY evening nexta IA o'clock. to receive
the report Of a committee appointed ut meeting
held weeks since, aud TO transact business o.
vital interest Methodism in this city, IL hoped
there will be large attendance.
ap l2-2tif JAMES R1DDICh. Sec.
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Kansas is said to be rapidly growing ia business
and. if it wero let alone, would probably soon be
prosperous and peaceful State.
Charles Mathews and his wife are playing in
Savannah.
Carter Shepherd, a worthy citizen of Madison,
Ga, died on Thursday last om injuries received by
an accident in his saw mill.
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as- Among the we'll deserved appointments Of
the dsy. "a that Of Capt. WIN. L. CABKtt, OF Dan
viii. In this State recently lat Lieutenant In the
rth Regiment of Infantry. He has received the
appo,ntncnt of ouartermaster, with the rank Of
Captain, and has just departed for she field CT his
duties. He goes hrst TO look after some govern
ment property in western frontier fortress, and
proceeds thence to Utah whore his duties will be
Of q more ardaoas and responsible character. He
is young officer Of fine talents, and will acquit
himself Handsomely in any position the govern
rnent may nlace him
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~ SPRING IMPORTATION OF FRENCHGooDs The
first of my French Importation of Spring work
for gentlemen's wear has just been received.
ALFX HILL, Importer
an I0-4t I27 Main street
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MY. COMMISSIONER oF THE REvENu

Efy@ COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE -
In compliance with the desire of MANY Friends,
/ respectfully present myself as c indicate fol
COW MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for thu
Third District (or Monroe Ward of the city OF Rich
mond. l deem it unnecessary to make urthei
pledge than an assurance of the faithful perform
ance of the duties of the Office should be the plea
sure of my fellow citizens to elect me.
ap l2-dtd* GEO. LII TOMPkINS.
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CURIOUS WnL.-The will of Governor BIatchett
ofPlymouth, proved in 1888, contains the following
singular clause
81 desire my body to be kept so long as it may not
be offensive, and that one of my toes fingers may
be cut off, to secure certainty of my being dead
l further request my dear wife that, as she has
been troubled with old fool, she will not think
OF marrying second"
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FOR Utah

WASHINGTON. April u.-Major Ben. McCulloch
and Mr.. Powell, pesce commissioners, leave for
Utah, tomorrow morning, with message from
the President to the Mormous.
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THEArRE.-The desire to witness the beautiful
spectacle of ALADDIN appears TO be stronger among
our Theatre-going public than when II was frst
announced. Tho magnificent scenery, costumes
and decorations surpass all previous exhibitions
of the Kind, while the favorite Mile CHRISTINE
continues to win applause Ia her grand pas de fas-
eindt,on. Certainly no spectacle can he more bril-
liant than the concluding scene, which embedes
the illuminated hall Of lanterns aud the procession
Of the children of light.
The Theatre was crowded on Saturday afternoon
with ladies aud Juveniles, all of whom seem en- rap.
tured with the beauties Of the piece. 1t will be
produced to night for the ninth time.
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In this city, on the 9th inst in the 9rd year of her
age, sALLiE OAKLAND, youngest child of Alex.
ander and Eliza NJ. Duval.
- on Sunday morning, Ilth inst. JOSEPH COUL-
Ban, aged So years
The ends and acquaintances of the family and
those OF HI. mother, Mrs Jno Good are requested TO
attend ms funeral this evening at o'clock from The
First Baptist church. =
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No. OLD PAPERs FOR SALE.-A lot eff
old PAPERS suitable for wrapping packages, &c -
20 cents per hundred. Apply at the Dispatch 0fice.
aD l2-2
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small TRACT OF LAND IN HEN
- RICO COUNTY. FOR sALE.-We ara apth.r.
lied TO sell small tract of Land, containing sels
acres. near the Old Deep Run Tunrnpike, about
Deep Run Pits, about % acres cleared. balance in
woods.
on the land.
For further particulars. apply to w TYLER,
on broad street, nearly opposite Fair Grounds or
apy-6t GODDIN n APpERSOy.
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EaT JOHN F. REGSAULT.

nag. JOHN F. REGSAULT.
1872 MAIN STREET,
Has in store his SPRING supply of FRENCH
and AMERICAN
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, AND
DECO RATION
including that Of Louis XIV. and the IL subjects
illustrative of each month in the year. besides the
usual variety of Gilt, Velvet and Plain; together
with WOOD GILT M0ULDINGS.
FIRE SCREE
Amongst which is large assortment of SCRIP
TURAL SCENES.
ALSO
CANTON AND COCOA MATTINGS.
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
DOOR AND PARLOR MATS,
WINDOW SHADES.
Gilt, Velvet. Boquet. Landscape and Plain.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
WINDOW C0RNICE, BANDS AND LOOPS,
HAIR MOSS AND SHUCK MATTRESSES, &C. &c.
In fact, erything That is usually found in all
Upholstery and Paper Hanging establishment, and
will be pleased to exhibit them to all who may ia
vor him with call and will guarantee that all work
done by him will be executed in the BEST aud La
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RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF COL. BENTON
ST.. Louis, April ia meeting of citizens was
held here yesterday, for the purpose of determin-
ing on public demonstration Oh the reception of
Col Benton's remains. Eulogies were pronounced
and apnroprjate resolutions adopted.
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ex-I respectfutly offer myself

candidate for the office of CONSTABLE, in the 4tf
District Henrico county, and will be pleased to re
ceve the # my friends for the said office, OF
the 9th day of Msy next.
ap l2-tiles ROBERT a SoiIIh
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THE DISPATCH. .
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acknowledgements for the DfspAroH must be handed
, ey sr oosocs IN tAs afternoon, In order TO appear
.art asv. The heAvy pressure Of advertisements
-, the columns Of our paper viii not admit OF
ssslr reception after the hour named.
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sss- PENMANsHIP.-The undersigned

nas- PENMANsHIP.-The undersigned
begs leave to give notice that he will, in few days,
open for the purpose Of giving instruction in
PENMANSHIP: and hopes that this much neglect.
ed branch of education may receive that attention
which its Importance to all classes o. the commun
ty so much demands.
For the present he wouIs call the attention of
teachers and others to his k4simens which may be
seen at the Book Store of Col Jno. II. Richardson.
ang-6t* j. w REEVE
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THE AMERICA AT BOSTON

BosToN, April 1.-THE steamer America has ar
rived here, aud her mails will be sent South to-
night.
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ExEcUTIoNS.-The negroes, Anderson and Rich
ards, were executed together at Lancaster Pa, on
Friday, for the murder of Mrs. CARRIER and Mrs
Ream They made no speeches at the gallows.-
Anderson has made full confession, which is 10
ha nnhIishnd
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AS~Tbe Busy Day made, on Saturday, its ap-
pearance enlarged and improyed-very creditable
TO the enterprise of its editor.
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CLAWS BIRTHDAY.-To day (the 18th instant) is
the anniversary of HENRY CLAWS birth. We are
gratifed to observe that in various parts of the
country preparations have been made to celebrate
the occasion with becoming honor.
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New YORK STREET CosMIssIoNER.-A great st
was made among the polit icians In New York.
FRIDAY morning, by the intelligence that the
Court Of Appeals Of Albany had decided that vexed
questionable Street Commissioner case-iu favor
of Mr.. Devlin, the appontee of Mayor Wood, thus
affirming the judgment of the Supreme Court. Mr..
Conover. his republican competitor, is thus effect
ually hoored.
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CoNFERESCE.-The Western Virginia Annual Con-
ference OF the NJ Il. Church, will commence it's
session in Charleston, Kanawha county, on Thurs
day, the 18th of April Bishop James is expected
TO preside.
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PANORAMA OF THE BBLE.-We would advise those
OF our readers who wish to see beautiful and in
structive work Of art, to visit Metropolitan Hall,
where J lnsco Williams scriptural Panorama is
on exhibition. IL has received the highest CON-
mendations from competent critics, and Is truly
deserving of patronage.
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FIRE AND Loss or LIFE.-The dwelling of Edm uud
Powers, in East Taunton, Mass, was destroyed by
fire Friday night. Mrs. Powers persisted in the
flames.
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Eas~ Now OR NEVER The best bar

EHr Now OR NEVER The best bar
gains.ever offered at the Auction Store of Henry W
Quares, No. $50 Main street. until Saturday, spril
10Th. $2OO0I worth of RICH JEWEbRY at auction
and private GALE. aides auction Thursday and Fri
day mornings at IL O'Clock. Gfntlemens auction
every night at ~ O'Clock. The above goods are of
the very finest quality. being the stock of retail
merchant from the North, and must be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder.
HENRY. W QUARLES,
APPS No $50 Main Street.
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DIED.,

s8-Beautiful Ambrotypes, style, at low
prices, by the remarkable TYLER Il Co. l39 Main st.
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Hon. JOHN GRETG died at his residence in Canaan
dsigua, N. Y, on the 9th inst, aged over 20 years
He was among the early settlers of that section of
the country, and for thirty years more has been
one Of the Regents of the University of the State
of New York. When Louis Philippe here as
an exile, in the time of the first Napoleon, he is
said to have been especa tally indebted to Mr.. Greig
for hospitality and friendship.
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UNITED PREsDyTERIAN SYNoD.-We have received
the sixth days proceedings of the United Synod,
(at Knoxville, Tenn, y but compelled to defer
their publication. The report of tho Committee
on Bills aud Overtures, on the question of union,
was adopted, with some amendments. Reports
were submitted by the Committees on Education,
Church Extension and Church Polity.
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n Nj. SMITH, having removed 70 No

IL. II, west Main street, Richmond virgins. coz
tinues 10 manufacture iuthe most reliable m@hnsss'
AGRICULTURAL MACHINES Of almcss ever w
scriptien, all.
Twenty-eight years Of practical experience IN VIZ
city and SURF unding country. enables him " ~,
discrimination in choice Of machines Of ssfi sss'
value 90 his patrons. $500.
Not wishing TO make an over display o. sne Iake
number Of premiums awarded bis machines ~ w.
last Ave years, will simply urge perchs.srsto ~ :,
inc the published official reports OF Toe slfsihss.
rieultarai Society, in which alone they CAP "
reliable information respecting such sssfe ..,,
For his own convenience sud 10 secure su'ss - 49,
against disappointment. he soiirits early orr 80
Threshers fhreshers and Cleansfs Hofs =, 49, 49,.
Reapers and for repairs to the same his mi iat
aud Cleaners on wheeis fer field wofk sal SAY
TOO per cent Of labor over plain drums hsenssd
Horse Power Il unsurpassed b. any other y sas
to any machinery, aud requires NO iestihs "'' -
ground and has other advantages - Aha
am prepared 10 oil orders At all t.sass " p.as
usual variety q machinery ~ hs 1srse~s
Straw Cutters Corn shelters 81 all s5es hsssyy, Ia
Cnltivsiors. Wheat Drills, whsas alesnssssa n
Rakes Reapers Hay ualing Machines. ssisx 49, W..
Chnrns spInning Wheels Road Serapefs, brls.aA
and Repairs. feie-def. shen a'aNss"N"
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DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTlON.--By
TO WILLIAM NJ. ROBINSON, VINO
Il Is NOT RESIDENT or THE frATEoxs
VIRGINIA, AND WAS A MEMBER OF tue

LATE FIRM OF MILLS, REID Cb. ..
TAKE NOTICE, that 1 shall move the W NJ
Court Of the county Of Chesterfield on the hs-t 1y
Of the next term thereof that Is Oh the a1h Z" sPs
1881 10 auash eachof two several eSeca ~ ~
on the 18th of February. lSS in iavof vi etitS hh
Co against Alfred Allen zach Oh SCI stp' gues
ment, recover ed ia the late Ctrcun snPsfi' t's.t
OF Law and CbAncery for Chesterfield etuH9. ~
the sad Mills. r. ii a Co. ys. the said AiiftaA -
len. i0r errors appaTens upon the face o. .e 80
in each case aud also for The reason that Aies ksld
a member OF the said firm Of Mills. kead 90 nss
died since the rendition Of beth 81 said lads hshs
and no suggestion thereof is made. or notice there
taken In either Of said executions or other ~
api-iawtMI. ALFRED A ALIEN.
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T & NJ. ROsENBAUM-Will offer for

cs the next few days better bargains than ever.
IN the way of CHEAP DRY GOODS, to make room
for the Seasons second supply, which they will
ceiye next week Their stock in large and well
ected comprising every variety of the rrwest styles
IN ladies' and gentlemen's wear: Emhroideries Lin
ems HOsierics, Paras IL Cloths Cassmcres, servants
Gonds. brown and bleached Shirtings and Sheetings
Of all descriptions
It's we'll worth for buyers to call and examine
their stock, as their MOTTO is to to sell their Goods
CHEAP ZAP 100 Broad street.
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- To THE PUBLIC NV nama

&C. To THE PUBLlC.-My name
having been used both publicly and mi,
vately in connection with election tickets dis
tributed at the polls of Monroe Ward on the Tth
inst, am indnced, in justice to myself 10 nublish
the following cards of Mr. NJ. Elyson. the nrinter
and Mr.. Richard Fox, the candidate whose name wns
misplaced on the tickets A'' "''
GEORGE A HuNDLEy
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DEMOYAL-M G WHITMAN RnAnn

~ CUTTER. has removed % the Tin and Sheet Iron
Establishment of Messrs. ID. G. r. Weller on Main
street. six doors below the st. Charles Hotel where
all in want Of FANCY or PLAIN BRANDS of all
sizes and designs can be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms, and he has carried this bns-
in this city for the last 10 years he atteTs him
self he can please the most fsstidious.
NH
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

ap lot
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COMPO UND SYRUP OF PHOs,

~ PILATES or CHEMICAL FOOD, composed OF
the Phosphates OF Lime Soda, Potassa and Iron.
prepared by BLAIR WEhfH, CHI mists and high
iy recommended by Physicians as being the bet
preparation of the kind and not causing the grpiT
and arrangement of the stomach that attends tie
of all crude limitations of this preparation-ea:h
teaspoonfnl contains I, grains of Proto Phosphate
of Ir'n. grains of Phosphate of Lime Ia grains
Phosphate of POtassa. grains Phosphate of Soda
and grains free Phosphate Acid. For sale by
II. J. PIC0T,
ap!2 Druggist
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OH BBLS. Cream Ale; 20 bbls. Cider:
%~'I 80 bbs Vinegar; go bills Cut, Gross and Glib
bed Herrngs; 80 bbls Potomac Herrings; 80 bbls o
and Mackerel, for sale b.
apI2 NN WALLACE SONS
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Act l. Cavern of Jewels containing the Won.
derful Lamp.
ACr IT--arand March of the Female Guard.
Act IlI-Procession of Slaves OF the wonderful
Act Iy.-Illuminated Hall Of Lanterns, and
Grand March of the Children OF Light
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DUEL IN GEORGIA. duel was fought last
Thursday at West Point Ga, between Ben Lane
Posey and the editor of the Democratic paper at
Marion, Ala The weapons used rifles. We
have not learned the result.
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MOUNT p LEA ANT FARM IN
VI CHARLES CITY COUNTY, AND EDNA

MOUNT p LEA SAINT FARM IN
NI CHARLES CITY COUNTY, AND EDNA
MANUFACTURING MILL FOR sALEThe above
valuable property Is offered at private sale. IL Is
situated in Charles City s1unty, about - miles DO
low kichs oDd. Their il attached 20 the Fam aud
Mill about 7O0 Acres; about DacTes Clsared, balance
in Wood and Timber. Of which there Il about az
acres of original growth Of Cypress Hickory, Osk
aud Maple, sufficient 20 employ a Steam Saw Mil
for several years. The land will be divided 10 suit
purchasers, To the Dwelling there could be attach
900 acres. and to the Mill from 100 10 90 acres. The
Dwelling is comfortable one, having five rooms
besides all the usual out buildings. such as Uihcr.
hitchen Servants Houses Barn. Stable, Carriage
House Ice House. &c. There is also Spring Of
pure Water. The Mill is in the most complete or
der, andis capable of grinding from ~ 10 100 bush
els OF meal per Gay and the like quantity Of Wheat.
fhe Mill ia a neyer-tailing stream. that whilst
other Mills fail during the Summer this never does
The grist from the mill will average $50 harr'ls
Corn, and $50 bushels Wheat per snuum. In addi-
ton, by purchasing Wheyt and Corn. profitable
business could be DONE There is at the NIL Post
ONCE and a Storeh0use. aud IL is regarded al eG
cellent stand for business. To any one who wcuId
purchase the Farm, the growing Crops. stock ~
Mules. Cattle and Hogs would be disposed Of a; val
uation The plsce will be- divided, sold together,
may be deemed ad yantageuns.
plat and survey can be seen at our ofhce the
neighborhood {. good, and the place remarkably
healthy. Apply 60 Messrs & BNLL, II ~
GUDDIS & APPERSoN,
Aurt
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"A THOSE that apnyec,a1e n;

IHooE that appreciate nice
BOOTS and SHOES, aud good workmanship
and also those that appre ciate bargains are
most respectfully solicited to call and exam
me our goods We will take gr at pleasure in show.
ing our goods TO any one who may feel disposed 10
Cali ON u.s. a. we feel confident We can please them
potn IN quality STYLE and low prices. As the great
est portion OF our goods IL of own manufac ture
We can. therefore. recommend them 10 be of the
very best quality Call and see for yourself as our
goods need only TO DO seen 10 be appreciated.
spI2 No i2s Main street.
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HEREBY assume all responsibility in
regard to the tickets above mentioned. Snd take
great pleasure In screening Mr.. Hundey and Others
typographical one. NJ EIJRSoH
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DISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRINTING OF FICE,
Corner of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
JOHN D. HAMMERSLEY & CO., Proprietors.
GREAT ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES

1 NJ hODlI Iob'Ah - VI u \
~ SPLENDID G00DS.-T. K. PRICE 4 CO
within the past few days and by steamer, at the
wharf, are making immense additions TO their spleI
did stock
In elegant Robes and Dress Goods, their assert.
ment was never more varied and attractive.
Mourning Goods, always scarce, they have in eve
ry style that the last mpprtation5 can afford.
Their stock of Embroideries is full and complete
whilst 10 every description of House Keeping foods
for famis and servants they have every artice hat
can be called for.
Rich FlouocedSilk Robes Silk and Lace do
10 AQuila do do All Silk do
do Grenadine do Uttomans, Shawls and
do Barege do Scarfs
do Challey do Stella and Grape Shawls
do Mousene do Hermann Shawls
Organize and JAG. Robes Black Lace and silk do.
Chantelly Nantes
They are lso Just getting in seme of the greatest
JOBS in Ginghams, Linens Towellngs, &C. &C.
which they will close out at exceedingly low figures
to make room for goods constantly coming in.
L. X. PRICE Il CO,
apI2 Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-12

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