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BARRY SULLivAN-This iae actor, who has
done more justice to the splendid reputation by
which he was preceded thsu any artistic we hay.
had In Richmond for many year, appears to-
nightin the thrilling tragedy of the "Gamester. -
We say thrilling, because no one can witness the
telling points 10 it, and especially the death scene
whom rendered as Mr.. Sullivan can do il, without
experiencing emotions of the strongest character.
His acting, 90 far, has been satisfactory to the
most hypercrtica', and In the character of B.eer.
" Tonight. We predict for lin still further tri.
umphs With Mrs. Philips rs Mrs. Beverly, the
puone nave al assurance that the opposite part to
Mr. y. VIII be capitallY PLAYED.
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At Bath, England. on 24th March. MARION,
eldest and only surviving daughter OF the Int Jonn
Dunlop. Esq formerly Of Petersburg
At bis residence. In this city, on Tuesday morn.
ing. the 18th instant, of pneumonia. Mr. TIMOLEgN
B CRRNSHAW, in the 43i year Of his age. He
leaves two children and large number OF relatives
and friends to mourn his loss
His remains we're conveyed to the residence ofhis
mother, in Hapover county. for interment
HA-hew Orleans and Illinois papers viii pleese
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.RisfvAL Or SPECIE FROM CALIFORNIA, &c.

ARRIVAL Of SPECIE FROM CALIFORNIA, &c.
WASHINGTON, April 13--Tbe Star Of the West,
with San Francisco dates t. the 21st uit., mas ar
rived. She brings 81 ,400, 900 In specie.
The frigate Merrimsc was at Panama. Ine pe-
cstur had gone to San Francisco.
twas reported at Resiejo that the Cas-, i.isarI'
bad been ratified by the Nicaraguan legislature,
with slight modification. Mr.. Lamar, }. was
said had consented to the modification, ana wa'
coming home
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E~ OFFICE OF THB
WHEELER l. WILSON MANUFACTURING co,
2z1 Main st. Richmond, Va.
SEWING MACHINES
sold at factory price, without charge for packing
shipping or in struc.ons.
No other compares with is.-S1uH.
II does all it NEoposes.- Enq"irer.
The work is SSen. strong and perfect-C hTiStidn
Adr01Ite.
The most perfect instrument Central Presbyte-
ridR. ap 9-eo3t~
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MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Auril - Flour dull; Howard street
Sc o. wheat firm aud unchanged: whfte ~ .Hleg
iSl. red q 4ODi 90 Corn very dull; white i(976,
yellow so. Provisions quiet
New York, April 49, Cotton firm: sales o: 800
A s0 What frm-Southerp While 81 so. Corn
heavy: Yellow Sc ass; White ssn9o mixed nominal.
IL quoted at &c. Turpentne firm and active atasa
,. with aaIes MT 9ls61lIs the average bel ~ TO-
sheep heavy. and declined 5c@7ie per head swine
firm at 5s4t66;4 gross.
a.Stnrks MN. Va 6'h 9eIa.
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- DlsraIcr COMMITTEES OF rHs


- - OPPOSITION CLUB" of Church
ana Union Hull, and their several Districts
n Dissfict NO l. Com nencioR ut thu corner 18th and
br3aa street,. ,annng Themes to 18th street along
z2th 70 falrneld Race Course thence to The Ne.
20 ,ss lnsnpxs thence along said Turnpike
Disffict No ., From 18th street to asth stra.,
6lopg Broad, thence along 2sth street 10 ssnhh;
oid oiiii thence back 10 10Th and Broad strsets
District No 3.-Prom East side Of 2srh AMI a.n.a
strceM 70 stony run, thence down Stony run 10 e"r
Pvfsuon line at Rockets. thence along said tina
back 20 18th and Broad streets 's 'Ao Zine
s:.cs 10 4-com menciug at Giiie,s Greek and
nann,as along the corporation line 10 the VII.
Ssss wHn Nh, gate thence from said gate 10 BIZ.
ns.t-x~x ~ CAnpA66ERs
n. IssnSt No District No , n,.,u,..
nicnd " Carter Jas Rids,sk Dnerlct NO
- Y nektesten II Mites r = Iarus
oniiingvorth pisassu.. LlpscoMb
tsxn L0ek "A xtkinson Sragsge smith
dardwtcke Jos EngIish JnIs ~ Vs.
lump AW Richaraao, w. 1871 a, ~ nHaicy
A"WuhsoR john II ford :" Shfstiah
I'd u Aifsien6
- ~ :. EAsss II kuttoa
- ao1e-Fe- District he 1raea
b pu6sEsos = Issi ~ fne cearss Of time tasy III
~ 22-3t
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DAREY'S HORSE TANNING.

~ RANDOLPHS bookstore and Bndery.
LIFE of William Pitt, by Lord Macaulay; 50 cts.
LIFE of Frederick the Great do 5o,.
SONGS of the Church. BY Davies; 81.
THE Pillar of Fire. or Israel in Bondage. by the
author Of prince Of the House Of David" LIS.
ORIENTAL Fairy Tales, illustrated: 15c.
BOYS Own Story Book do 75c.
SCIENCE aud Art of Chess, by Monroe; Loo
BONNECHOSkS History OF France: lbs.
THE Microscope by J. Lane Clarke; 10.
THE Microscope, by Hogg 80.
HORSES and Hounds. practical treatise on their
management. by "Scutstcr:" l.25.
THE Four Sisters; Patience. Humility. Hope and
Love, illustrated; 7Jc.
RAREY's Horse Tanning, with Horsemanship
Hunting, &c; SOC.
THE Attachie, or am Slick in England; sc.
AND Sam Sticks life 10 q steamer; SC.
ACTING Charades and Actiog Proverbs, at DC
THE Queen of FLOWERS; 75c. -
WORDSWORTH'5 Deserted Village, illustrated
Its and 90 o
MILTON'5 Comus. illustrated; LIS and 9 Co.
BEATTIE'S Minstrel do LIS and &c.,
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r6s-THE Advantages gained in the

WHEELER d WILSON SEWING MACHINE. by
the substitution of continuous rotary motion. in the
device for making the glitch. for the reciprcatiEg
motion of the s',ttie which is used in s other lock
stitch machines, and the starting and stopping of
which, at every stitch creates great deal of FsIc
TIoN and consumes much time and power, is appa-
rent to every one who will give The subject me-
ment's thought.
The superiority CT Wilson's FED over the friction
wheels used in other hiRh-priced machines, is
equally obvious. With it, the most delicate fabric
is carried along smoothly and evenly, making ab-
rupt turns aud passing over inequalities with the
greatest fscility and with danger Of tearing the
work. which its intermittent action allows to rest
fairly the table when the needle strikes it. 1t is
certain in its operation, spacing the stitches with
great uniformity. and is undoubtedly the most val
liable of all the Inventions for sewing.
Various notifications of it are in use on the many
cheap machines with which the country is filled.
all of which though imperfect and inferior, are in
Judgements on Wilson's patent, and are the coca
sion Of the njunctions recently granted to prevent
the manufacture of more than twenty OF those
cheap machines best known TO the public.
kB-Uffice 2T Main street, chmond.
Satisfactory operation guaranteed in all cases.
ap g-eod3t*
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~ GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, M.

E&T GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, MAIN
STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WATSON feels it duo to bis patrons and the pub
lie 10 tender them his warmest thanks for the gene
rous sup ,ort they have favored him with since he
opened the above @ ALLERY, and desires to inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has in.
duced him to abandon the project of returning TO
Europe for the present and he is receiving an
entire stock of Cases of the best quality which
he is determined to sell at New York prices and he
intends to double his efforts to please all who may
favor him with their patronage.
Every variety of picture produced by the Photo
graphic art to be at his Gallery which for style
and workmanship, is equal 10 any produced in the
city. Here You can have a picture of surpassing
beauty and size for IS cents -unequalled by any
other house-while Photographs, whole size, inch.
es by for So; duplicates 81. The public are invi
ted to call and Judge for themselves
So One Quarter size CAMERA. nearly new for
sale. NH le-Imif
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IN Hanover County Court, December

4
william G. Smith and Richard G. Smith; Pltfs.
" .ais - In Cbancery.
Billey w Talley, administrator with the VIII an
-nexed) of Jehn Waddls s Rn,,sr and Co. bT Conn n
sei thew are allowed file their petition and TO be
come parties plaintiff in this GAUGE. and then this
came on again this day to be further heard By
consent of uarties upon the papers formerly rea';
and the said petition OF James Butler and Co and
the exhibits Herewith filed and was argued by
counsel upon consideration whereof the court doth
adiudge, order and decree that one of the commits
sioners of this court do inquire. ascertain and
renort 70 court at the earlelt practicable date what
is th Q amount now due by the Plaintiffs. William
and Richard G Smith. to the estate of John Waidle
decd on account of the purchase money of the land
and mill in the BILL and pre- eediDgs mentioned and
described, which was purchased by the said William
C and Richard G Smith, of the said Waide, in his
lifetime by contract in writing entered into be-
tween them, dated the 10th DAY OF December, 1885,
the said commissioner to state in his r, port the
amount Of interest as well as principal and the
amount upon which and the time from when the
interest runs.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., April la destructive fire
broke out here this afternoon. 10 the old shed on
Jinkins' wharf The sheds and dwelling, ana the
First presbyte terrain Church, were destroyed.
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~ Paper HAYoINGs.

k PAPER HANGINGs.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
JOHN REGNAULT,
lo2 Main street. square above Post Office,
Is receiving from the irst factories in France,
England and this country, his usual ortment CT
Spring styles
PAPER HANGINGS,
embracing every thing usually kept in the business.
WHOLESALE BUYERS As well as all those wantiD e
PAPEKING DONE, invited to call and examine his
stock.
BE Paper Hanging done well and promptly.
ap 2-2W
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Es1" SOME OF THE BARGAINS,
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS co,
No I4l Eagle Square.
cases ~ Bleach Shifting at cents, worm
Snip" do III !,
Best New York Mill do 10
1914 Bleach Sheeting e :.
1874 DO ~ -.
Rest English and Ameri AN Prints at v cents
100 pieces Fast Cold Lawns. a, gs al ia1 cts
On very pretty Spring yalentiss, at 70 csnts
10 doz Kid doves good as Aiexandsu pR 81 st
The largest assortment OF rlch. SnW III ,au
GOODS, city styles. they pave eSer o' "h 49,
and at the lowest cdsh prtces III" "
f&-A uorIoN-Gro Liquors,
&c Thls 1t ( @ B DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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SICKNESS OF Mr.. LErCHER.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Hon. John i.stchsr
did not leave here TO day, antfcpatsd 10 conss.
qusnc4 Of an attack Of asuraigie 10 kie head, &c.
companisd by fever. he 10 nov Under medical
attsndsnss st his lodgings NJ Browns Hotel.
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These goods were purchased during the past
week at auction By one of our firm, and are OF the
most celebrated manufactures, entirely NEW and
BEAUTIFUL in DESIGN; and in PRICE, STYLE and QUAIL
ENTIRELY UNRITALLED.
They are Just landing from the steamer and open
ing this morning
BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE REGINA TAFFETAs
ORIENTAL; new, for Ladies summer wear
VERY ELEGANT BROCADE CEINTZ BAREGE
ANGLAIS TWO-FLOUNCED ROBES
SATIN STRIPE GRENADINE DOUBLE JUPE
POLL DE CaSVRE ROBES
VERY BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE BAREGE TWO
FLOUNCE REDINGOTE ROBES
EXTRA RICH BAYADERE AND BROCHE Dou-
BILE JUPE MOUsLINE DE CHINEDo
IL CoLoRED PRINTED BARGE RoBEs' Doo-
BILE JUpE, HEAVY SATIN PLAID
,ERY RICH CHINE PoULT DE sol TWO
FLOUNCED SILK ROBES
SLIPPER QUALITY VERY RICH PLAID TWO
FLOUNCED SILK ROBES
FINE AND BEAUTIFUL PARIS PRINTED Or
CANDIES AND JACONETS. -,
EXTRA BLACK HEAVY GR0S DE RHINE, all
RICH CoLoRED PLAID GLACE ARMURE SILKS
FINE QUALIFY RICH BAYADERE CHINE d.
CAL CHALLY
Lupins' splendid quality high colored mode and
black Mouseline &c Laine.
ALSO,
Lupin's celebrated extra quality black Bom5aznes
and De LANES
Heavy Velours Ottoman Black Silk for mou rning.
OUR STOCK Is NOW VERY LARGE, RICH AND
COMPLETE.
ALSO,
Choice Few Dress Silks. Grenadines Challies
Ja;onets, Organizes, Laces, Embroideries
Travelling Dress Goods entirely new aud beauti-
fnI medium priced Dress Goods. Damasks, Goods
for Men and Boys wear, sheetings Shirtings. CAM
brics, Muslins. Linens and
SPLENDID LACE,
SILK,
NETT,
BaREGE,
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An Expensive Family.
TREAQUPE TROVE

The Sultan of Turkey has thirty.six wives and
seven hundred and eighty female slaves, which
cost him fortyseven millions ofdollars a year.
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MAHRIuD.
DIED

On 9Th inst By Rev Mr.. Burton at the residenre
OF her father. Jno Moseley, Miss NJ J. NOSE
LEY to W. 3. MOsELEY, al Of Charlotte county
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r&. s.. I.R. P.-having used "Sem

f" :. L. Is. P.--HaVIng uSed "Eem
pies takng Powder" in my family with never va
rying success. recommend it as tho best article
ever tried. Signed, tMES BOhUM.
Portsmouth, Va, March Is, 1859.
Ichear:ully recommend ''Semple's Paking Pow
DER as the most 2ero- article have used for
making light and sweet Loaf Breed, Biscuits, &C,
in the shortest possible time.
Portsmouth. March 10, '55. JOHN JACK.
JOHN W aARLICK, manufacturer and sole pro-
prietor Market Place, Frank lin st. ap Is
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A COpy-Testa.
VIM o WINSTON, CHIC
TN Hanover County Court, March 22d,

N hanover County Court, MaTcn ZZu,
william Smith, Richard Smith. and James 7
Butler and Co., Piff's
Against, In Chaucery.
Billey W Tsley. administrator with the will an
nexed) of John Waddle, deceased, Delft.
This cause came again this day to be heard by
consent of parties upon the papers formerly read,
and upon the petition Of "Gretter and Brent" nea
in the cause the 25.h of January. 1859 and
argued by counsel, consideration whereof the
court doth adjudge. order and decree, that one of
the commissioners OF this court in addition to the in
qury directed to be made by the decree Of the 2Sth
OF Dece Dber 1885, in this cause, do further inq ure,
ascertain aud report to court the several judgments
against William q. Smith and Richard smith, and
the respec tive amounts and naI3es of the holders
thereof which are liens upon the interest of the said
William G smith and Richard Smith, in the pre-
perty in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
stating separately those judgments which
against William q Smith and Richard q Smith, in
dividually and those which are against them int
~; and in order to enable thes commissioner 10 eX
ecute tbi, inquiry he is hereby authorized to pub
lish notice of the time and place Of doing a
week for four weeks successfully in of the news
papers published in the City of Richmond. requir-
ing the several judgment creditors of Willinm
Smith and Richard Smith, either individually or
Jointly, TO lay their respective claims before said
commissioner-the publications of which notice
shall be in lieu of pers" nal service The several
parties. ACoPy.Teste:
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ePHCTAI N0XICHD.

- RETRlGE1AToTs,
REFII0ERATORH,
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
CALL AND SIZE THEM.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Prices such that every one can afford to bny one.
Refrigerator ard Water Cooler Depot; 81 .5 yain
street THUS a Dull thhA'
40 LIN
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nM- MILLINERY GOODS - Second sup
ply and latest styles. New Patterns Just one9ed,
With an additional supply of RI BBuN2. FLOW ERE,
CAPS HEAD DRESSES. LACE FALLS. STRAW
BONNETS, etc. ~ BAkIoS,
an I3--It No lC9 Main st.
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nS- IMPORT. Mt TO TIM LADIES Bon

nets BIeached and Pressed III the latest stye ALSO
Dyed all coors and Finished In the most fashi0Da-
bic manner having received the latest Paris style OF
Blocks.
Gents, Panama. Leghorn and Straw Hats Bleached
or Dr. ed to any shade and Finished the new
of Blocks
", B-MiIliners and Uatter's work done as usua |
at the lowest prices at
DENNIS Il BRO,
Old Established stand Franklin st.
apI3-3tt Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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D@~ Coop BREAD can be maze with
very little trouble by using.
,SEHPLE s INF4LLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
For sale by all Druggists and drocers.
al
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Ey- 4 LUXURY to have Good Bread
Thi can be afforded by using
1SEAFLE ELS INfALLIBLE .BAKLNG 20 rPDER.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
s-6t
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
ggp0RTEp FOR THK "DtsPATcR"
II RI AL Q +
ID 4 MEL E. SICKLE y
FOR THE MURDER OF
p. BARTON X e Y.
OF THE EVIDENCE FOR THE
DEFENCE,

[rgpoarEp SPECIALLY 81 TELEGRAPH FOB THE HIGH
MoSp DIsPATcH.l
Pgx WASHINGTON AND MEMPHIS TELEGRAPH LINE,
Office corner main and Pearl SITS. I
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THE GREAT BILLIARD MATCH.
CHURCH. nFsTRoYED BY FIRE.

DETROIT, A,ril 13.-The great billiard matcn was
won here tc-lay by Michael Phelan, by 9o poin's.
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the practice of Law In the city Of Richmond.
Office in Belvin's New Building. on 18th: fronting
RANK street 10 26-ts
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nF LIcoRIOB.

n u
TIE ABOVE WELL KNOWN YAvoktTE BRAND, ALWAYS
on aIrE nv JAMES @. MCANDREW,
de- 8-Iy 81, PINE STREET. new YORK.
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fS~ To make Bread Speedily
.SEHPLE"S INFALLIBIE BAKING POWDER.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
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WIN. o. WINSTON, CHIC
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

April l2th ls59.
The undersigned one of the commissioners Of the
County Court of Hanover has appointed the 18th
dag Of May. 1859 for the purpose of performing the
duties and making the reports reQui ed by the fore
eoing1docrees All persons interested, or having
iudrments against VIM Smith and Richard q
Smith or VIM . smith or Richard G Smith, indi-
viduay, which dissatisfied, will lay them be
fore the commissioner IN It day, to be reported
to court. VIM. 0. WINSTON, Commr.
an Ia-jAWtMI2-Th
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E@MRs. HARRIET a. RADY,
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER,
Residence Corner of Main and 18th Streets. over
Words store, side entrance. ap 4-2w*
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60 REEs & Co. are determined to keep ahead of
all competition in price. speed and quality of work
Their new style of portraits are superior TO any
male in the State.
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sS- From one TO three dozen liken sses taken in
fifteen minutes at the Steam Gallery. REEFS d Co.,
Artists. Beware OF one horse imitators.
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wAE rs

WANTED-A Boy, to do erranis and
w general work
LAU SHUMAN, File Mandatory.
ap I4-Its 9TH street, above Main.
NTANTED-A Book Keeper, competent
w to take charge of an entire sett OF books in q
wholesale Establishment in this city. Address, box
ils Post Office. ap n-lt%
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OST-About two weeks ago, POCK-
~ EFT DIARY, or MEMORANDUM BOOK prin-
ted for the year. 1884, but altered with pea and pen
written in it, and the papers ia contained will rea.
Oily show to whom it belongs. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by handing ssid book to
%
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NHTn LOST COW--Strayed or sto-
v&H len, from the Cattle PEN CT the Virginia
<~AE>0. Central Railroad Company, few da, s
ago, u n.edium sized WAITE COW. with black
spots upon her sides and shoulders. Her horns are
short and turn little in. LIBERAL reward will he
paid for her retorn. APP -4ts
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7 OST-Between Broad and Main SITS
IL small GOLD BREASTPIN, set with Pearls
and Hair. made in the shape of snake. The finder
will confer great favor by leaving it at this Office
or at HARRIS n Co s.
ap l3-t5 l29 Main ST.
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IN, MAGNIFICENT FRENCH DRY GOODS
FROM THE

GREAT AUCTION cAhES IN NE" HOhh'
These goods were purchased during the past
week. at auction by of our firm, and are OF the
most celebrated manufactures. entirely NEW and
BEAUTIFUL in DESIGN; and in PRICE, STYLE and QUAIL
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s6a- Employ Res 4 Co. if you desire to have
your likeness executed artisticslly Price from Is
cts 10 S2i
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ANU q aMEuTs.
RICHMOND THEATRE.

PenpOytr.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE BENEFIT
OF the celebrated European Trsgedisu,
BARRY SULLIVAN,
Takes place To- MORROW friday EVENING.
April 18th. which occasion he will appear Ia his
great character Of sHYL0CK, 10 the shakspsrian
ply of
THE MERCHANT or FENCE,
and PETkUCHtO. In the cnmedv called
TANNING THE SHREW
ing his last perfo nance bui one in this city du.
the present season
HN- Box Book now open. apu-tts
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Mrs DAVIS SISTER will open on THIS DAY,
THURSDAY. April 18th. at their new store a well
selected assortment ofa the latest of SPRING
and SUMMER MILLINERY, TO en- examination of
which the ladies' Of Richmond and vicinity are re-
apectfotly ing ited anl4-ta
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sHAWLs.
AND POINTS,
Just purchased, at REDUCED PRICES, with great
care, receiving THIS MORNING and to arrive-snd for
sale at WHOLESALE and RETAIL at UNEQUAL
WATKINS & fICKLEN,
ap SIS Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
ea- RICHMOND THEATRE.
Continued Success
Continued Success
of the
Eminent European Tragedan
Eminent European Tragedian
(BARRRRY sTLLITAM
HAMLET> To Night
HAMLET Tonight
His Greatest Character
His Greatest Character
Press and Public
Press and Pubic
Proclaim Kim WIZ WIZ ONE ONE voice. voice.
The only living Representative of the great Shskg
peares
MASTER-PIFCE.
Sc THEATRE
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Grand Spectacle of the
NAIAD QUEEN
Will be performed on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April l6,
Commencing at 3 O'Clock.
ADMISSION:
Adults. oniy........,... cents
Children onl ID cents
SA- Employ Res Co. if you desire to have
your likeness executed artisticaly. Price from IS
cts to s25.
sS- From one TO three dozen liken taken in
fifteen minutes at the Steam Gallery. REEFS Co.,
Artists Beware OF one horse imitators
60 REEs Co. are determined to keep ahead of
all competition in price. speed and quality of work
Their new style of portraits are superior to any
male in the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14

- SIS REWARD will pay the
a above reward of FIF TEEN DOLLARS for
"A the apprehension and delivery TO me in
- Cumberland County, near Cartersvtle, or
confined in Jail so that / can get him again. my
boy CUPID, who is about Is or ll9 years of age,
with bright complexion and about feet 10 or II
inches high
PURCHASED said boy from Mr.: Boz 'seau. Of Pc
tersburg. and was raised by Mr.. John Dyson, about
miles from Petersburg. about which place he Ia
now no doubt lurking.
w MERRYMAN, Gainesville.
Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14

OPPUoItt
CPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
~ My stock of Spring and Summer Clothing for
mems wear, b now complete comprising one OF
the finest stocks before offered to this market
to style quality, workmanship and price Its
superior cannot be found. Those in doubt will do
well to coll and examine for themselves and be con-
WINGED. VIM IRA SMITH,
an "a aip AZ