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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-05
MECHANICS HALL.
Great Euccess - eecond Week.
NOW OPEN, AND EXHIBITING NIGHTLY,
SANDERSON'S
GIGANTIC REPRESENTATIONS
RUSSIAN WAR,

RUSSIAN WAR,
Lately exhibited in Baltimore and Philadelphia TO
10000 persons, and in Washington 10 tho
This is Colossal Dioramic Panorama, Illustrating
all the most important the late Russian a.
from its commencement to its Close. The rspresep-
VIEWS, BATHS, sIEGEs, BoMBARDNENfs, BuRxrNe
CITIES, TERRIFIC STORMS ON LAND AND SRA, &C.. a.
The thrilling eject OF all these scenes being great
ly heightened by the union Of CHEMISTRY and the
before attempted In Panoramic exhibitions
The illustrations are presented on
S T.b hsr Queen yes:r.
The BkITisH FLEET a. sPiThE1D.
THE pssFHHrfSF 81 81 q PRs FORTS
sILIsTRIA. 80 CALAMITY OFFENDED By
EMBARoATIo sa g. THE ~ FRENCH TROOPS
cRogsTADT. goMBAR on BoMARsuND.
GREAT FIRE At yARNA.
GRAND gHARaE OF THE gEITIsH GUARDS
UP THE HEI0HT8 or ALMA
BALAOLAvA:-CAPR CHEERS NIsR.
.ns Shift rs ssss6 e o,
BATTLE a az 'sss al se
DREADFUL T0 3 "a q On u LAr1 4, SRA.
-. GRAND CaANGiNa soESEl
BON sS sAkD SaiE AND DESTRUCTION or
~ Admission IS cents. Reserved seats 50 cents.
~ No half price for children,
~ Admission for Colored Persons to Gallery, Is
cents.
NOTICE. -Parties can secure any particular seat by
applying at the Hall from 10 till IL O'Clock. A. NJ.
- Doors open at 7H-.to commence at O'Clock.
~ Grand Dag Performance On SATURDAY
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REPORTBD FOR THE 'D l.....1llll1..- :
rnE ASSOCIATED PRESS FOREIGN NEWs AN
- RANgEMENTS.

NEW Yoax, May 4-The .Associased P res.
think IL due 70 the public 70 state sass we e ~
~ishes Of : isres majority Of the leading presses
Of The country and owners Of the Telegraph .'nss
vest Of Nova Scotia, put IN end 20 the !ore.gn
nevs arrangements which have existed during the
pest ten years, and 1t II understood the mausgers
Of the Nova Scotia line have made recent and ex-
elusive arrangements with private party! VINO,
there IL every reason 70 believe, msy use the Eu-
ropean news for speculative purposes For the
present. therefore, the public should stand upon
their guard.
Az sooa % the Niagara's news comes to hand,
it will be made public on bulletin boards, and
until then the commercial public must be se the
mercy Of Nova Scotia spectators. 1t 10 supposed
the Niagara II now at Halifax, but her news VIII
be late.
The above 10 card from the agent OF the A.
ISOLATED Press, the apparent meaning Of which
seems TO be that the commercial public" 10 ABOUT
to change hands, aud to be "at the mercy OF Nova
Scotia spectators" instead OF at the mercy Of
New York spectators % heretofore.]
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Northern Markots

BALTIMORE. May 4.-Flour higher-Ohio advanced
white $l.709l 90; red 3l.5ot9l co. Corn Irregular
yellow dull and lower, quoted at S4@Ds5; white firm
at Sc(Ds3 Bacon 93s Mess Pork "a. Whisky lc
better, and quoted at 261a@N.
NEW YORK, May AT she tea sale to-day prices
advanced &c. Cotton buoyant-sales of 1900 bales
Uplands Middling l2h: Flour advanced loc.etate
Wheat frm-common white Si.600l.75. Corn
higher-mixed 81: yellow 90@9l. Pork heavy
Sugar advanced q. Rosin. Iurpentine and Rice
unchanged,
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TELEGRAPHIC FEAT.

BUFFALO, N. T., May 3-Direct Communication
with New Orleans has been had this morning, the
lines having been connected through, and every
thing worked finely. The following are the latest
New Orleans markets :-"Strawber about
played ont. Green peas and potatoes plenty
should the weather be fine on Saturday evening
the experiment of working direct from New
York to New Orleans, via this city will be tried.
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N. BUY YOUR B oKs AT TIE GIFT Book sroRl

@BUY YOUR b oKS AT THE GIFT BOOK SToRl
where You may buy
A Book and q Cod Watch for Sl.O0
A Book and Sl.ver Watch for Leo
A Book and Gold Chain for / 90
A Book and Gold Thimble for l 90
A Book and o Cameo Pin for LOO
Book and set of Sleeve Buttons for 100
A Book and a Gold Locket for LOO
A Book and Gold Bracelet for Loo
Book and Gold Pencil for 90
A Book and Gift Book for 90
This is great movement which has for its end
the dissemination acknowledge. Be sure to call at
No Sc Main street, and buy q Book. my 4-6t
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~ FIRs Insurance..

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
LIFE LNSURANGEi White persons on the Au
tual System and .Joint Stock System
SLAVE INSURANCE one month to flee pears, TO
live in any part Of Virginia. or any other sAvehod
ing State. All effected daily upon economical. safe
and satiS fact0ry terms to the insured Two OF THE
Blsr COMPANIES in the Union represented-Capit
$1.785, 600!
For all kinds of Insurance. call at the old estab
lished 0HHEKAL INSURANCE OFFICE Pearl street, just
below the Exchange Hotel next to d Eacho.
NJ Al Losses Promptly Paid.
Hours Of business from A d to l P d. and from
to O'clock, p n.
r BRIOKEN, NJ D,
General Insurance Agent. and
TT Medical Examiner.
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~ THIRD SPLENDID OPENING OF
BREEDEN 4 FOX.

Open this day, MONDAY. April 18th, the most
complete assortment of Goods ever exhibited By
them. They invite special attention to o very at
DRESS GOODS.
which will be offered at very reduced prices; amongst
them
Barege and Grenadine Robes in great variety
Silks, Bay adere, deux volantss, entirely new
style
India and Foulard Silks, colored and black
French Organdiea and Jaconets
Spring de Laines Challi de LANES
De Chene6, Etoile de Paris
And MANY other new and beautiful fabrics for
Spring wear.
Our stock Of Housekeeping and Plantation Goods
is very large.
Wehaye bought. during the past week, some large
lots Of the following Goods which we shall offer ut
very low prices:
Irish Linens. Table Dsmasks. Napkins, Towels.
Linen sheetings, &C., &c.
my 3-l0H 2l7 Broad street.
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NAVAL.

NORFOLK, Va, May 4.-The U. s. steamer Water
Witch, Lieut.. Pegram arrived to-day from Washs
ingtor.
The launch Of the Richmond is postponed.
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LIST OF DELEGATES.
A..x.-S.-...

Associations.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssna Uclon rp Hal. E.aus
Potonac-J Kitehell; w 2 Broaddus; w Owens; B
3rimsley; b Warren; Haynes; W Read: DanI
aosheu-aeo W Trice; j Coleman; John An
western virginia-w Buff; J Davis; Cooke; J
psKefsuyer; swtzer; T Mason; Corron.
Accomsc-L Taylor; J II Parker; A g Harley;
L d Drummond; j Head; Q H Council; Ssun-
'I Roanoke-A W Barksdale; ] p Hardwicke;
Rad William slst S:s, VIM mq W.on
koS Robertson; Richard White. VIM
ehiioh-F u Latham; q A Whitescarver; A N
Grimsley; B Crimsley; Cumberland George;
Dan River-G Nichols J g Mills; T sutherlip
John 0raddock; . Belts; T Howerton; 8 9 Mason;
s0se ss9S snitseu; wsteS TnrSsvis;
4 Moore; NJ Franklin John Jennett; } d
.ss 1ouos p:n5 Ps S:sass 4 4sas
sso,all Drew. Lacy MGcIar
n ssnderson; J j Lansdeli; 4 Whit; N o.
Middle District-Belfleld Wells. r
Concord-AF Davidson; & Waller.
Northwestern Virginia Association-J Pu1in-
ton.
Female Missionary Society. I'd Church. Richmond
Upper Kins and aussS Female soce
tx.A Broaddn,s II Br %r9S y Baynham.
Te. SSsus'Bps ssG BIi Dew
N Garrett 8 Garrett.
Missionary Society, Richmond College.-W J
tass l...GHsd .l f Bssb1. josiah Ryisnd
Upper Zion O. Tso M Missionary sociesymW
Tfss Broadan. sroadSa..
Broaddus, a Jordan, Motley. n L Boulxere.
nfnas ssn s1ur SS.
B Bsyna.m Bentley
Young Men's Mis,ionary Society. ii Church.
Enon Famale Missionary eociety.-w A Bsyn-
ham. A Broaddus, 3 II Garrett. N Kay. Cole.
n saSSsth schooi. ID Church, Richmond.-wm q
GisSs Landing Female Missionary socisty.-w
Fsmsls Missionary Society. LIST Church, Richmond.
j Wallace.
Coleman, Edmund Watson. Dabnsy Williamson.
am. L Jsffiss; j 3 aariick. 4 Broaddus. 4 B.aby,
Monnt ! zisn Female Missionary society.-p A
't sSilch Female missionary SOCIETY. King George
salem Ss@si: M,:'e e w, sosissyxw Bayp
Motley q v T!ies, A Puiier. II W Montague. 4
Broaddus. ] D Butler.
Evangelical Society. Columbian Colleges & |
L;e Members Present.
L w HaeIey VIM Sands ALBERT Snead Samuel
Harris, Joha snead, &C Biting. Richard Keins,
VIM; s:rsi ;sa ASasSs
) smith, John Jennings. + B Anderson, ssmnel
Taylor. / Hume. j Randolph. J Il Cooke.
Upper Zion, Caroline Cow A Baynham, wv
)orneil, Wright. G W Mershall. B A Jordan
Providsncs. Gioucester--W E Watt. A Oh.
oiivet. King Queen-J M Burton. T H Jefrries.
Lover King Qusen.;Isaac Disgs.
& ass,
sf0e worsh Cs.rP TANNER: coo as%''is'e
t,so1 s'a %% tos 9Ss. Ell 4D..1
I ExaM Montague. VIM Gray. p Z Gibbs.
Clark Me- Neck. Middie.sx-J P Bristow. R Bris.
Ksnps,nls. Princess Anne-James McAlpiue, H
81 johns, Princess Anns-ysmss Z Bell
TsyicTsvii,e: asneyeEsU 1o,s Price. Edward Tom
AZ damp. Charloste-R Taylor. W Hawkins.
erovidsncs.. Oaroline-R W Cole, Gravatt.
tyocSSuSS-w A Miller, Nowlin. @ H Burch
4 CAbsalss, Maisie. ) Hammer. N N
s,h street Port.mou.h-T Hume, J T West. 8
ssps ss S.1ss sss.ss.' s. g.,
t.li.:srre seS't Dew. Bates. '1 Bates. a.
Fsr@,iiIs cAurch-A J Huntington. W T Rice.
D Wright. Rice. Williams:
sso ' s:ly white, wsr nssD0l 9shn
nsS nswff s1 pSss
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NORFOLK, Va, May 4.-The Prussian frigate Gef.
feon, Captain Donnan, arrived here to-day, q days
from Vera Cruz. She had very stormy passage.
She will remain here or 10 days, and proceed on
her cruise. The officers and crew are all we'll.
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Va REEs 4 Co.'S steam Gallery is the place to
visit for the style of portraits, artsticaly exc
cuted. Old RES has had IL years experience in
New York, Boston Philadelphia. Charleston, New
Orleans and Cincinnati. In employing him, you
run no risk of being represented in 8 bungliDg
manner. RKss Co are permanently located at 1879
Main
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MARRIHn.
en- ths = lpets q = Rsssrss Es'wniaaffarsf III
-. philadeirhje papere please copy.
------11-.7-7''-7- -
DIED.

N, wsdpsedav. the oh Of Msy. 81 o,cIock y,
AMeIIA. daughter OF Abraham and xessan NIUE
Ter aned IL yesFs and month";
ite fnnersi win fake place this afternoon (Ihure
dayl 6 oiclock nom the fosidsnos OF her miner.
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~ spEcrAt NoTIoy.-Country Mer-
chants and city dealers attention 10 respectfully
called to my sale of Dry Goods and Ready M ads
Clothing This Morning, st 10 o'clock.
my Sit ALEX MOTT.
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DEADY THIS MORNING

DEADY THIS MORNING
IL FAMILY JOURNAL.
Contents In the Number for the Week ending
/ MY MOUNTAIN HOME
IL GEORGE STERLING; or. A HUSHANUS
YEA GkAACE Handsomely lIiustrated.
III. THE DISC1RDED DAUGHTER. By Mrs
~ f HHRfSSioN OF THE sNoWDRoP
Y. MORNING
VII EDiTORIALS Reform In England. War
or Peace Country Board. The stage a.
IL IT, and - II onght to be
VII EDfTOR'S TABLE
VIII A WORD ABOUT FXLRTS AND FILRT
Ly Or CHESS COLUMN
n WTTAND HUMOR
III THE HAUNTED CASTLE By Hoffman,
HAn6somely illustrated
III RTVOLT-au intervening Story
mi BROWN CATERS
IIT. MY HUSBANDS DEATH-a pathetic
~ LADiES PORTFOLIO
YVL ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS dc
A.The Family Journal is Q homo literary paper.
the Stories &c. are not mere reprints from f.retgn
sources. but written specially for the Journal. We
respectfully solicit comparison with Northern pa
pers both as to external appearance AID contents.
IA. Terms 81 per annum. Two copies -;
WILLIAMS MOORE,
-vs-a ia West Baltimore gt.
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ENTERPRIsE.-The walls of the new college of
William and Mary are as high the first story.
and the contractors, who are from Richmond,
have large force at work on them. The contract
price for this part of the work is $4,000. Extern
sive improvements are about to be made at the
Insane Asylum at Williamsburg, Va, under the
superintendent of VIM. Peroiyal, architect, of
Richmond,
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POET OF RIcHMoND-MAY i. 1859.
ARRIVED,

H59N U6teT NO day (1HuTsooV Va vs'
ARRIVED,
schr J Yrsmbis. sornsrs, jacksonville. lumber. 8
schr III Weeks, Weeks, Jacksonville. lumber.
schr Annie 3 Edwards. Edwards. New York. hay.
schr joe francis. GAlaghan, Philadelphia. coal,
schr Allan Downey, Rice. Philadelphia. pig iron.
j 4 Anderson.
echr Alabama .vangelder. Boston. plaster. Shields
schr Emma. Shorter. Norfolk. oats.
SAILED,
Schr Ellen Goldsborough. Bunting. Baltimore via
Norfolk, mdse, W d OolQuitt Go.
schr Havre de Grace, Fields. Baltimore. In bal.
Schr Robt Headley. Mitchell, Baltimore. In bal
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~SPIcIAL NorIcI.-Members Of the
Richmond Granite stonecutters Association, attend
{ouE p:nth!y mse.iDs ; :. sGesd's Hall. on sATuR
my5-2t* L MACoABE, 6ec'y.
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sPTCTAL T0fICEe.

e. Or o. rns n1osr PasvAIuur and
& the esns tine troublseome spd pelntul d.
SOr joag time he medical world have been contin-
ually bringing firth numerous specincs for iss pr
manent cure; bat al without efItcs. Dr. y Hoetet'
ter, On expefienced aud celebrated phys.cisn, nss
succssdsd IN fufnishinG ~ public with 2 ya u.ne
preparation for the cure ~ ever ana AGue Inc
sDltferuS sud the nhivefsaf success Attending -
nee. hsve mads tr II Q reYutatton uusnrLamed ~
any specifc 81 the Kind 1or the cure OF the 1eyer
and xgue Or HOLSTERS celebrated ete0ach BIZ
tsrs must and should claim Asupefiority over any
other preparation extent.
Sold By druggists snd dealers kensraliy. every
where.
m Bee advert issmsnt In another column.
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ST. LOUIS, May.4.-The overland mail, from Ssn
Francisco to the 11th ult., has arrived.
The news from California is unimportant.
Mr.. Bishop, with 40 men to reinforce 1t. Beale,
was attacked while crossing the Colorado, by 700
Indians, and compelled to retreat. Col. Hoffman
will be able to attack the Mohave Indians abont
the middle Of spring.
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a..s,r ~ ppTCR 4 GO.

A.HAML n PKIOb = We \. a. .,r etocH al
Are receiving large additions 20 men ,ns,r ~
new and desirable Goods. being pous"'''
uior mariner, now in New YORK.
SILKS and SILK ROBES
papTaRs and BARgGE ROBES
nnaaNDJEs and ORGANDIE ROBES
PRINTED JACONETS
ENGLISH BAREGE
Very great variety OF ,oon.
Ia every department, embracing Whatever 'sn "
had to ms I'VE iee WHALING DRY GOODS
Fresh and attractive. s.,r,Y ~ ppyCr = M
% 30-6t Gam ~ "Ao W.
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VIM. G. EALLIE, WMF
v11EEzasD CHANDLER, JNO T sALLIE. I'M.
der the firm OF WIN g SALLIe & CO., CABINET MA.
KERs AND FURNITURE DEALERS, have on hand 8 good
assortnient Of Furniture, both Of their own manu-
We respectfully solicit call from those Who NAV
want anything in our line.
UNDERTAKING.
We will also pay particular attention to the Under-
taking business In all Its branches keeping con-
stantly on hand large assortment OK Metaijc Du.
rial Cases. and Mahogany and Poplar Coflns
Orders nom the country solicited, and win be
my 5-3m WM @ SALLIE 4 CO
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH 70 THE RICHMOND DISPATCH. I
ELECTION OF BANK DIRECTORS.

NORFOLK, Va, May 4.-The following gentlemen
were this morning elected Directors Of the Ex-
change Bank: At Richmond, John c. Hobson, Jas.
H. Grant, Lewis ID. Crsnshaw and VIM. 8. Donnan;
at Petersburg, Alex. Donnan, r. A. Martin and
Josephus Hurt
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ANOTHER AMERICAN SHOT IN MEXICO -"Among
the prisoners taken by miramon in the battle OF
the Cumbres, the It'll and Sth inst" says private
Puebls letter, twas Robert Oskar, q native born
American citizen. He died like man, asking no
favor but pencil to write last word to his wife,
which was denied him, when, kneeliDg down and
pulling his cap over his face, he ordered them to
fire. He fell, pierced with ave balls. The order
to knsel and cover his face designed as an in.
Ampudia's army. During the American Occur occupa.
tion ten years ago, he held the Office of Collector
Of Customs at the port of Tampico. He was mar.
ried to Mexican lady of large family connections
ia Vera Cruz.
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~ DEAD sHoT FOR Bed BUGS This IL not one OF
the Mineral Washes heretofore used to destroy Bed
Bugs, but something as much better ~ the railroad
car than the old stage wagon. Being vegetable
extract. it does not evaporste rapidly and waste,
but retains Its destructive qualities for long time
presenting bed of instant death to those noxious
tormentors of our nightly rest. Sold by all the
Druggists. ap 20-W6S4ws
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- RICHMOND THEATRE.

~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
Another Another New New P Piece Tonight
Tonight Louise Louise Dc Dc E Eisnsrs1s:
The Accomplished Actress Her Sd
The Ascomplis shed Actress Appearance
Popular Ballads ( MRS w O GLADSTANE
by the Mas W G GLADSTANE
Favorite Vocalist
Favorite Vocalist
MR JOHN " ADAMS
Mr. JOHN w ADAMS
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CsOPP'S PISTOL GALLERY,

v Corner Of Main and Pearl BtFeeta
RICHMOND, Va.
Open again during the day ard evening, for in.
str uction and the practice Of Pistol Shooting
Gentlemen are invited to call. No charge for In.
struction. Eight shots for Csc.
a. The Pistols are Superior.
my 3-lws
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~IIcoBicR-In Mass and Stick, of
the best quality
GUM ARABIC, (genuipe) for tobacconists
IONQuA BEANs-Angnstura. Black and Crys
taljzed
OLIVE OIL. In glass, Of new crop
In store and for sale low by
J PETFIELD GEORGE,
In n Blair Cos Building,
my 4-6m Cor 18th and Cary SITS.
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WATKINS 4 FICKLRN.

u. EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF PLAID AND
STRIPED 0ZNABURGS, COTT ONAD
Farmers Drills, Unbleac he'd Cottons Plaid Domes-
tics and all kinds plantation goods, at unusually
low prices.
ep 26-ts WATKINS i F1CKLEN.
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~THu D1xoopAr1c CLUB, mo. II

the Sd District OF Henrco county. will hold its reg
at WASHINGTON GARDEN upper end Of Mar.
shall streef) at o'clock Tho CLUB will he address,
cd By 3 WELHoRD. Jr, keq. and others. All are
cordially invited to attend. my5-It*
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WIN JORDAN.


4 GRAYE. ATTENTION - Attend .
0regusar quarterly meeting Of Jour Company, q
M Military Hall. on FRIDAY night next. at
n O'Clock, promptly.
The Court of ErQuiry will sit to fines, bear
excuses &c. Collectors will be prerare3 to collect
Company Tor definite action, ID very necessary that
every member should be Ireseat.
By order of Captain Elliott.
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~ REEFS Cs's specimens Of Ambrotypes are
the finest Of any in the city.
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THE HISTORY g. THE
War With Russia!
GIVING FULL DETAILS
OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE ALLIED ARMIES
CRLMEA, THE BLACK SEA, THE BALTIC, dc.
BY HENRY TYRkELL. ESQ.
TIL. WORK Is ILLUSTRATED WITH
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAvINGS ON STEEL,
Comprising Portraits ofthe Commanders of the AL
lied Armies; Views and Plans Of Battles; OF csle-
brased Places in the Seat Of War; Maps OF the
Crimea. the Black Sea. the Baltic, Russia and
Iinen0 the Illustrations wiu be Found:
Portraits of the Queen. Prince Albert the Emperor
Nspolecn, the Sultan, the King Of Sardinia, the
late Emperor Nicholas, Gortschakon the late
Lord Ragland, General Canrobert, Marshal Pelis
sier. the Duke of Cambridge. Sir De Lacy Evans
Sir Colin Campbell, Sir Charles Napier. Admiral
Hamelin Admiral Dundas, Omar P8eha, Lord
John Russell, Lord Palmerston. &C.
Views Of sebastopol Constantnopie: Maits. Jiors
Baiaklava, the Battle of Inkerman. the Battle Of
Ksrs.&c.
Each mart at Is cents will contain 80 pages Of
Letterpress and two beautiful Steel Engravings
and the parts at 80 cents will contain "a pages Oh
Letterpress and four steel Sngrsvings. g.. a...,r,
craving when the work 10 complete.
Apply 70 yN0 pEkRT Wall street. R,eana.d'
CTEPHEN CHILDREY,
y PRACTICAL
TURNER AND BOX MAKER,
MAR HAxALL's MILL,
Richmond. Va.
All kinds Of Saving and Box Making executed ct
short notice. and on reasonable terms.
m S-lOte
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INEooLoRED FANCY AND BLACK FRENCI

CLOTHS
Beautiful Spring Silk, Valentia. nd Marseilles
Vestings.
New and elegant French, Fancy, and Black Cassi.
meres
White cofored, and fancy striped Drillings. Boys
wear
At the lowest rates.
ap 26-ts WATKINS FlCKLkN.
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T AU0RTER FOR THE PEOPLE.

.AUdHTER FOk THE fEofLE.
RAND0LPHS BOOKSTORE AND BlNDERY
HIGH Life in New York: By Jonathan Slick. ESQ.
THE Harp Of Thousand Strings; or, Laughter for
q Lifetime; illustrated-l25:
ALDKICK'S Poem-the Ballad Of Babe Bell and
BIoaRHPHfCAL Miscellany-a rare old book Of
~
NORTH American Review for April-lz.
BLACKWOOD'S Magazine for April-l.25.
NOTICE.-In retiring from the Grocery
4Nbusiness. I beg leave 70 return my thanks to my
friends and customers for their liberal support. and
Of the same to my successor. Mr. VIM jenkins. who
has purchased nay entire stock sPd s MeEwrN
9th street. opposite New Market.
TN reference to the above, respectful
4 ~ inform Mr. McEwen's friends and the public.
IL pn
the best terms, which will enable me to sell low.
Cash purchasers will fad it r. their sdyantsge By
mys-ss: 9Th street. opposite New Market.
CEWING MACHINES
~ PRICES REDUCED.
In the whole list Of Machines, none have come 90
rapidly into favor and use. as Sewing Machines
merits Of the invsnton have BEEN % we'll tested that
the only question left for the most prudent man
to ask hiRsssft 1 TeaE PSI sR1Il BuY
and q work half done. must be twice done" It i.
manifest that on the performance not on the price of
Pronrietors Of the LiDD. WEBSTER q cos
SEWING MACHINES claim for them the follow
wisely invested in any and ali sewing Mschines
which fall short of thisstandard.
They will stitch. hem, Jsu. bind and gather.
They stitch alike on both sides Of the work, with
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=. Rpss Co.'S steam Gallery d the place 70
visit for the nsw style Of portraits, artstscay en-
cuted Od REFS has hsd II years experienoS -
New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Charleston. Hew
Orleans and Cincinnati. In employins n'm. you
run no risk Of being represented IN :. ~
manner. REFS Co are permanently iocs'eu - 10y
Main sfreAf
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my 3-l0H

~ MANTILLAs! MAATILLAs!I
BREEDEN FOX,
RICHMOND.
Open another large assortmento of N ANTILLA6 this
B6RNONs,
TALMAs,
BUSTERS,
SULTANAs.
RAGLANS,
Aud many other new and beautiful styles in An
Lace. SILK aud silk and Nett embracing all auali
ties. from the lowest price TO the finest graded
BREEDEN Z FOX
my Slot 2l7 Broad street,
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May AT the municipal elec-
ton here yesterday, the peoples" ticket was
also have majority in both boards Of the Council.
Benjamin II. Brown, was elected City Treasurer,
and Charles NJ, Neal, City Commissioner.
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SUDDEN DsAfH From FRiGHf.-On Monday evan.
ins April 18th, 1t Marblehssd, ~ Mrs. Paine. via
OF Francis Paine: was filling faid lamp, the uid
snddeniy lgnited, and, parslyssd with sudden
fright, she instantly dropped dead on the door
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WATKINS 4 FICKLEN.

TABLE DAMAsKs. NAPKINS. TOWELS. IL
MEN SHEETlNGS
Pillow Castings, Cotton sheetngs. Curtain goods &c.
nA-Al Of the best quality and very cheap.
Ap 26-ts WATKINS EICKLEN,