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RibbOnS& Millinery Goods
RInBoNs, .ssanoNs! uIBBONs!

TO MERCHANTS, MTLLINERs. JoBBERs,
DEALERS IN RIBBONS, MILNE
RY GOODS AND CASH BUYERS IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY,
THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-18

pFlncIpTfcgIIatOrs ofthe
n performs its functions
system are fully develop
= most entirely dependent
+. The Liver for the proper
= tions; when the stomach
are atfaultj and the whole
qucuce of one Organ-the
- to do its duty. For the
2 one of the proprietors
= In a practice oil more than
= some remedy wherewith
\ arrangements to which a
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DIED.

On the t2tb inst Mr MADISON y. eldest - Of
Robert N Taylor IN the nth year Of bis sgo :.
His funeral VIII take place this morning ~ "
o'clock from the residence OF Tayos'f ss,ss
and those Of his father and UNCLE are respsctIpIy
requested 10 attend his funeral without iurther mo-
s6-Peterburg and Lynchburg papers please
copy.
o, Monday evening, the 18th inst, WIN O. BELL =,
native Of Scotland but for nine Years aresdent oi
Richmond, Ia the 32i year OF his age, :. !,
uIis funeral will take place IN Wednesnafy ~ =.
Hill The friends and aeauain'anees Of the
family are respectfully invited to afteha WITHOUT
Deares. husband. thos hastleftu u.s.
We thy loss most deeply leeI
But IT'S God that hast bersft US,
He can oil our soriows neal.
But again we hone TO greet thee.
When the time Of life has 20;
Ard In Heaven we hope to meet thee,
Where no farewell tear 10 shed.
the b 50s ssar ssr
Her funeral will be preached ~ tns nyC ch
Church, this afternoon. "Wednesday April Mtn. -
: o'clock Her friends and those OF the Iamily 81
Messrs w and jos Heath, are requested 70 IT.
tend.
ahe left this world in the full assurance OF bliss
| full immortality beyond the grave. Although ene
suffered With sflictiou for some time, sne nad an
that death shall be swallowed MP IN victory, and
that there will be No more pain. sorroWpr CRY
and that God will wipe tears from all faces ehe re-
leved that Der mortal remains Wonlo return uh o
Heavenly Father who gave it. She led q true apd
an exemplary life and did not die like fhoee win
out hope. She believed u hat God has promised, he
s able to perform that this corruption shall put on
interruption: and this mortal shall put on imror-
teity: and as we have borne the image of the
we shall ALEC bear the image of the Heavenly
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- AT A MEETING OF THE Oppo-

~ s'TIoN PARTY of Sydney and Oregon Hill,
held OF the WesIham bouse on Saturday, the l6.h
inst the following persons were appointed COM
mit'ee of Vigilance:
VIM Ii Pace, Chairman; John Crosley; n Long
est; Thos Dance; W Frances; John Wills; 4 Shell;
John pratty; B Martin: John Garnet: A Taite; b
Reid; G Martin; Thomas Cousins; Gl Thomas
Waid; G Hooper; A Willis; H T Wright; E Tate; W
smith: r Tyler; W Carrad; Bernard Read; W
Pritty; 4 Emary; Jnssph Young; Dance; X d
Mitchell; Philip erin an; John Drake: Jarvis
W Glenn; charles Phillips; Thomas Montague; b
Charter; r Duke: JOS 81 saunderf; VIM Shell: Cbas
PIeasants: G II Taprer: WIN Hendrics; VIM W
Morris; Thomas Burruss; jeremiah Titmas; John
Bar. foot; Thomas Whitfofd; WIN Christian; John
c Thurston; VIM Ford VIM T Dunanass; q W
Moore Benjsmiu Evans; John Pc veil; Rot ert Will
lisms; VIM Saith; A GosterbipG; Thomas MsrtD
Peter HOLLOWAY; James Guest; Jacob j Ballou; John
Chamberlayne; Henry BaiIou; VIM D Pemberton
James Chamberayne George ChamberlaJ inc; Jos
Beadies p D Glenn: Taos Su ; Thos Houtchen-;
James conway; jam Lee; William Lamb; Douglass
Bair6 Thad Us Grow: John Gaines; Theadon
Weems; VIM Talley: John Foster; Michael Foster;
Benjamin Cottrell; John Weems; Spencer Kelley;
James Hendr;ct: Charles Lewis; Simon Drnnard:
John W Yarbrough; Burnett: Jno NJ Riddeli;
VIM Bennett: Joseph Thomas: james Thomas; Lewis
Retts; D W Carter George kuskill: Wm Valentine;
VIM shepperson; elisha sheppersoR; John Bennett;
VIM R. We; Jas II Oliver; Thomas NJ Johnssn; Rich
ard Houe and Jno Gordon. ap20-lt
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JEW BOOKS,

NEW BOOhS.
~ Received by JAS WOODHOUSE 4 co
BYLES' REPOSITORY Thoughts on the Gospels. For
family aud private with the text complete.
St Luke. vols 50 Uniform with Mark. &c.
AMENITIES Of Literature. consisting OF sketches
raeli; nav edition, edited by his son, Rt Hon
b nisraeli; vols So
THE Wife and the War;; or LIES Error by LIT
Col Edward Morey: 81 Is
THE English Cookery Book, uniting good stye
with economy, and adapted to all persons in
ry cline; with engravings; $15 :,
HOW We are Governed; Or the Crown, the Senate
and the Bench: hand book Of the Constitu-
tion Governmental Laws and Power OF Great
Britain; by FonbIanoue ESQ; 5Oo so.r,,
HE Rife and How to Use 1t, comprising deecr1p.
ton of that valuable weapon. and an account
of its origin: by II Burk. NJ A. 75c
AMERICAN Weeds and Useful Plants; an enume-
ration and description of useful plants end
weeds, which meet the notice aud require the
attention of American Agriculturalists By w
Darlington. N d; new edition; 81 so
THE Life of Christ; by Jeremy Taylor; new edi'
ton, 2vols; 50
POEMS aud Ballads Of Goethe; translated BY w
Aytoun and Martini I5c
PRECEPTS in Practice; or. stories illustrating the
Proverbs; by A L 0 j; SOC
BEN Sylvesters Word; by the author of THE
Heir of Redclyffe;' SOC
MOLE5 in the Sunbeam and other PARALLELS from
nature; by srI Alfred Gatty. SOC
ALICE and AGolphus; or, Worlds not Realized; by
Mrs Alfred Gstty; zoe
PROVERBS ILLUSTRATED; by Mrs Gatty; soc
ture; by Mrs. Gatty; SOC
DOCTOR Syntax's Tour; v0ls. vo with colored IL
lust-ationsi new supply; $40
CD 2O-2t JAS WOODHOUSE co.
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NEW BOOKS,
" at GEO NJ VESTS

~ at GEO NJ VESTS
Book and Stationery Store,
| l45 Main street.
| SCENES and Adyenta 'es in the Army. or Romanct
Of Military Life. by 2 St Geo Cooke. Colonel %
POEMS aud Ballads Of Goethe. translated by W
Aytoun. d G l.. and Theo lore Martin; % cts
INFANT salvation in it's relation to Infant DsRTa
byJ X Bomberger, d OF philadelphia
PRACTICAL Treatise on the Diseases of Infancy and
FRANK Elliot. or Trees in the Desert by James
TIE Laws of Business, for Business Men, in all the
States Of the un'on; with Forms for Mercantile
In ey IL
thor prineipaiiy from his TreaIises on The Law,
of Contracts, and the Elements of Commercial
SONGS Of the Church. or Psalms and Hymns Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, arranged to ap
propriate melodies, with full set of chants for
each season Of the Christians year; By Geo G
THE Pillar Of Fire, or Israel in Bondage; by Rev
J. u Ingraham. author Of Prince OF the House
of David" iiiussrated; ~;
Gardening, adapted TO America. with view
to the improvementot country residences with
Downing, Esq; sixth edition. enlsrged. revised
and newly illustrated. with =. 2 supplement-, by
TN Henry winthrop ssrse pf:s! ~ o. pon,s
beautifully illustrated with coleret riates-l.25.
MODERN Liieratnre and Literary Men; being a So
cond Gallery of Literary. Portraits; by George
Gilfiiian; Sd American edition. 90.
SHAKSP EARE'S Legal AcQuirements Considered;
by John Lord Campbell, LL D, Rs u, In q
letter to Payne Collier Esq. A; soc.
A HAND BOOK on Criminal Law, applicable chief.
ly to Commercial Transactions; BIZ w Campbell
Sleigh, ESQ. of the Middle Temple, Barrister at
Law; &C.
LIFE Of William Pitt by Lord Macauley: preceded
by the Life of the Earl of Chatham; Soc
LIFE Of Frederick the Great, by Wacauley; SOC.
American Horse-Tamer; IS.
-GEORGE NJ VI EST Is now in receipt of the
largest and best selected stock of Books, in all
branches Of Literature that has ever been offered
to tn people Of Virginia
~ Orders promptly attended to. 40 2-It
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mous letter 10 siekles. signed an n O." which wss
Mr. Brady then proposed thAt woodbridge shcald
continue his evidences. commepciug where he LETT
fff when INTERRUPTED By thu prosecution on pre-.
ed my house
Mr. 0u,d objected, and = long debate ensued,
which ended by the Court admitting the testimony
ouy as going to prove insanity on tho part Of the
prisoner
Hifness resusned--Key waved his handkerchief;
subsequently witness had endsavored to verify the
truth OF The statement contained in the anony
Letter, and other rerorts involv ing crimina intna
cy between hey and Mrs g; on Frisay he comm1 y,
Gated the result to ackies had the eonsent OF 'e
parties living Opposite the house on 18TH s'Iess' -
watch from II on Saturday. and had been tola W
them that on Thursday they had seen tne WOLFE -
who went With Kew TO the house; ne tolu 2 yn GO
0rdAy that he had discovered that these Reopt
mistaken in the day. and that WAS eonesc ~.
not Thursday; he described the dreessn woae ..'
day, and said II was the same dress rsuauy VIII
Mrs &: when witness went to the room oppoa.,e az
house In fifteenth street, every pooy aoous sns
nelahbcrhood knew what he waptee Io.. Wilt ~,
sickles handed witness the anonymous lsttes; y
day in the House Of Representatives. sickIes iea.
part of the tier. and then burst MO tea1s Ny
ness then described in thrilling language tne s.ats
of Sickles' mind from that time 70 tne khunH
| which has been so fully depicted IN otner testi
| mauy.
ton which failed to elicit anything out uninteress
| ing details
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND)
DANVILLE RAILROAD CO.
Thursday. Dec. Is, 1853 J
A T a meeting of the Board Of Direc
"A tors of this Company. held this day, it was

"A tors of this Company. held this day, it was
open b,oks Of subscription to the capital stock Of
the Company authorized By the acts of Asse mbIy,
passed the Goth day Of February 1850, and the 25tn
March, 1885, for extending the road TO the Virginia
and Tennessee Road, at the places ly de-
sgnated, and at snch tim 8 as the said Commission.
bs az Dses ss
time and place to be given by them for not less
than thirty days. and the books to be kept open for
not lees than ten days; and thst the following be
the Con mi-sioGers as appointed at the respective
Richmond city-Jeffsrson Ward-N Hill, Chas
Whitlock and David Curre Madison Ward-Thos
Il Price, B W Richardson snd harvey Monroe
Ward-Jos Anderson, Il l. Kent and E c Bas-
keryik
Cheste field County-w R Woodbridge, DR. VIM
Powhatan, County-Benj W Finney. Jas Gates
Amelia County-Lesnder Masters, DR. W Chea-
than and Rich'd Anderson.
N"s,owsy Coupty-s D Burke, VIM p Dickinson
Prince Edxara Cennty-A D Dickinson. wor.
Lunenburg County-w Stokes. DR. Dejarnette
CharlottcCounty--Wood Bouldin, Henry Caring.
ton and Wn, T scott.
HALIFAX Countg-Thos G Coleman, Jr, David Chal-
mers and J r Fdmunds.
Henry County-At Irisburg: Richard g Lamp
Henry Connty-At leatherwood's Store: w +
Grovely. T J Maj tin and i. Dyer.
Henry County-At Carriers store: Jno Prunty.
Henry County At Oak Level Peter Davis, sa-
muel Smith and Stanley.
Henry County-At Ridgway: Jno Price. VIM
Trent and VIM Sheffield.
Henry County-At Horse Pasture: Peter Penn.
H Spencer and Thos Watkins.
Henry Court Hou5e-Wm Martin, j Nj smith and
pittsylvania County-At Carter's Store: Jesse
Carter v Witcher and Carter.
Pittsylvauia County-At Dan Vile Thos Neal,
Thos P Atkinson, g I Pace, w SutheTln and W
Pittsyiyapia County-At Stony Mills: VIM Il
Payne John Wilson and K X sen.
pittsy iyauia County-At Cascade: Tinsiey, DR.
j / Binf I'd and NJ n Miliner.
Franklin COunty-At Shady Grove: Phil Smith 4.
J o Stovall and 70 Prunty
franklin County-At Pullaman's Store: Peter
Saunders Jr. Christopher Pullman and James liz
franklin Fra County-At Snow Greek: Choice. T
pairicS County-At Robiusons: Thos NJ Clark,
Faulkner Smith and Henderson Handy.
Patrick Court House-Sanl 6 staples, W Cright
and Henry Tuzze.
J hughes and w Staples
Patrick CouutY-At Evansville; Crawford Tur-
per w Thomas and Cnas koss
Leakayi,le, North Carolins-J N Renolds, Aus
Ward and Jones " burton.
An extract from the minutes.
.p ao-aw Taos BRockrNBRouGH, secy.
nR-Danville ReCister, wi corv for weaks
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-It is understood the Cab
met to-day had under consideration the CassIrissr
ri treaty. as ratified by Nicaragua. The result Is
as yet unknown, but it is generally believed the
Nicarsguan amendment will be rejected, and Min
lister Juarez will return 10 the steamer of the 9TH
In the mean time there will be no abatement of
the naval preparations at the various stations to
augment our gulf squadron, with the view of en-
forcing a recognition of our rights and indemnity
for nnfrapas
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE April ,a-FIour declined ~ cents
Howart street SIS What scarce and UNCHANGED -
Corn f(G3 cts hgher-white 76@S0; yellow i@S2.
NV YORK, April le Gotten heavy and unchang-
Southern unchanged Wheat firm-Southern white
81 50. Corn frm-wbite and yellow Se0SS; mixed
IS Delivered naval stores generally unchanged -
stocks irreeuar-Virginia 6's 99'4-sales yesterday
of $1,000 Va 6's at 9a1.
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS!!
IN sPURGEON' SERMONS, FIFTH SERIES,
JUST ISSUED, AND FOR BALE By
A MORRIS OF Main street.

A MORRIS, 81 Main street
ALSO,
UNITY of Mankind. by cabell; A further supply;
Sl.N0. -
THE Precious Stones Of the Heavenly Foundations,
with illustrative selections. In nrose and verse,
by Augusta owne Garrett; / co.
OUR Christian Classics. readings from the best Di-
vines with notices biographical and crit al. by
James Hamilton. u ID, vols. l2mo; 90.
EXPOsITORY Thoughts on the Gospel, for family
and private use with the text complete and ma
nv explanatory notes, by Rev Ryle. Christ's
Church. oxford, St uke, vol 1sf; 100.
ELEMENTS of Rhetoric; designed as 8 manual OF
instruction, by Henry Coppee. Nj: %.
AUNT Rifles Rhymes for Little Children, with
twenty four illustrations; so cts
HOW to Lay Out Garden; Intended as gener
al guide 10 choosin2. forming or improving an
estate. with reference both to design and exc
cution, by Edward Kemp. Birkenhead PARK;
200
THE Rifle and how to use it comprising descrip-
ton of that valuable weapon 10 all its varieties,
and an account of its origin, by Hans Busk. A
NJ First Lieutenant Victoria Rifles; 75c.
BEN Sylvester Word, by the author OF The Heir
of Redclv FIFE; 75c.
HOW we are Governed; or, the Crown. the Senate
and the Bench, handbook OF the Constltu'
tion Government Laws and Power OF Great
Britain. by Albany FoublanQue. Jun. ESQ; SOC.
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AFTER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST. LOUIS, April 19-The overland mail to the
2sth ult has arrived. Nothing interesting is res
ceived by il.
Finances in California were in fiourisbipg con.
dtion Upwards Of $780, 600 was in the State treas.
ury.
The mining news 10 California and British Amer
lea. is favorable.
The news of the admission into the Union OF Ore
pon reached Portland on the 18th ult
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eF1c1AL NOTICED

-piorunns PICfUn1s All binds
o. pIcSnres know IN the aft taken q Oofintni:.n
tIall-Ol6bs' Old 0ailerr. .PhofograPbs cnrsa "a
lar aftenfjou called TO enlergipg old Daguerreo.
tyrss by tire Photoxrsphic process Pictures o
warrant nv pctAres not TO be surpassed By any IN
Americs Call and examine for yomrssivssss. ,rr,
pa-maater workmen employed. sp 2o-lwe
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49, NoTIoE.-Tax pay ers on 5th st.,
2>-Aa and property holders on Navy Hill, are re-
NESDAY the Goth Of April, at O'Clock, NJ, (f
fair if not the neIt fair day. at the old succeed
hou.e, on Navy Hill. to maze arrangements for
filling up aud gradiog 9Th street Every one
should be present for the benefit of his own prop.
erty.
The Commissioners of streets from Monroe Ward
are respectfully invited to attend. I'D fS-3t*
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ANOTHER TOUCH OF THE THREE THOUSAND
CLERGYMEN.

New HAVEN CT. April 19.-Tbe East Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 10
In session here Bishop Jaynes presiding. 1t
passed a resolution almost unanimously, that
slaveholdipg is sin. and should be inserted in the
general rules as one Of the things forbidden by
them
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a. NoTIsE-The subscribers would most re-
spectfuly invite the attention of their friends
toners. and the public generally, to their Spring
supply of Ladies', Geptlemen's, Boys, Misses and
styles. and of the best quality. both of our own ma
nufacture and of the best Philadelphia and Eastern
work. All of the above were purchased in person
by one of the firm. with particular attention being
paid to the retail department. All of which will be
cold low for cash. to punctuaI paying customers
~ usual. ALEX HILL co,
No l27 Main ST.. Richmond, Va
PS-Lades', gentlemen's. boys. misses and chill.
dren's Boots and Shoes, made to order as usual by
ap l6-6t Il co.
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~ VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN
We would most respectfully call the attention of
gentlemen, in want of something that is fine and
good in the way of Boots. Caters, Shoes Pumps,
10 cur assortment of Spring Goods, of such qua.
lily and sy as cannot be found in any other house
In this city. They are imported by ourselves di-
rect frcm the manufacturers in Paris. For sale low
ty ALEX HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers of
Boots and Shoes,
ap l6-6t No l21 Main st. Richmond, Va.
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~LIaHr, SWEET AMI WHoLEsoME
BREAD St m pe's Infallible Baking Powder u past
snpersedina others in this city and the
state. where il is being introduced. 1t is always
alike and reliable, and Of STANDARD proPorions ana
sold by nearly every Druggist in Richmond, ana
sundry other merchants here and elsewhere.
II
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r srsoun's NEW TRAssvERss SHUT
~ SIsoIR's NEW TRAssvERsn SHUT
sINt3FK's TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
SINGER'S TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
GIVES EVERY SATISFACTION
GIVES EVERY SATISFACTION
GIVES EVERY SATISFACTION
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK
DOES ALL KINDt OF WOnK
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK

DOES ALL hlND3 Or MOhh
DOES ALL KISDt OF WOnK
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK
RICHMOND March ls59 NH 26-lms
~ s. NJ PIKE & Co. 3 PURE CATAw-
BA BRANDY-The Ohio Catswbs Brandy has for
several years past, been maDutf csured from the
pure jn,ice of the American CttdObo Grape, and
mas obtained rare popularity for medicinal and
family purposes 1t not only equals but exceis tne
choicest imported Brandes. In PURITY, QUALIFY ana
RICHNESS OF FLAVOR.
Read the following certificates:
WASHINGTON. d c. Nov lita. 1853
D B CLARKE, Esg-Sir: have uIade chemicai
analy sis of . sample OF pnre Ohio Cataw ba Bran
dy. of the manufactu- OF III PIKE 20. Cinch'
natl, and find it to be pure Wine Branoy, iIee
from authorizations admixture OF ipgreulents. us
trimental to health-not fictitious liquor; mace
of corn spirits and fayorng essences; ana u u
well adapted from its purity and quality, 10 Jake
the place of French Cognac. nm
Chemical Examiner U 3 Patent Office.
WASHINGTON, Nov H. 1859.
We the undersigned. having made careful ex-
animation of samples of Pixies Pure Ohio Catawba
Brandy. hereby recommend IL cordially to the pub.
lie IA most excellent article worthy of notice. and
we'll adapted to medicinal uses, where q superior
and gennine Brandy is required nH sl;.,s Row, Mn
A j sEMMEs. VI ID.
x1-For sale by " PETERSON,
wholesale Druggist 155 Main street.
Sole agent for Richmond, Va.
an lg-d2mfcwlm
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- MAGNIFICENT FRENCH DRY GOODS
FROM THE


w. MAGNIFICENT FRENCH DRY GOODS
FROM THE
GREAT AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK.
These goods were purchased during the pas
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
ENTIRELY UNRITALLED.
They are Just landing from the steamer and open
ing this morning.
BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE REGINA TAFFETAS
OaIENTAL new. for Ladies summer wear
VERY EhEGAeT BeOCADE CHIN1Z BAREGE
AkGLAIs TWO-FLOuNCED ROBES
SATIN sThIPE GRENADINE DOUBLE JUPE
POLL DE oH VIE ROBES
VERY BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE BAREGE TWO.
FLUUHCE hEDINGOTE ROBES
EXTRA RI IL BAYADERE AND BR0oHE D0U.
BILE JU BE VI U5LIEE DE CHINE Do
IL q. ,LonEO PAINTED BARAGE ROBES. DOU.
BILE JUPE, REAVY SATIN PLAID
cay hIJH GAME P0ULT DE SOI TWO.
FLOUNCED Fix ROBES
SUPER QUALITY VERY RICH PLAID TWO
FLuUNCED SILK ROBES
FINE AND 6EAUTIFUL PARIS PRINTED Or
CANDLES AND JACONET5
EXTRA BLACK HEAVY GROS DE RHINE, all
boiled
FINE QUALIFY RICH BAYADERE CHINE d.
GAL CHALLY
Lupins' spiendd quality high colored mode and
black Mouuelne be Lame.
ALSO,
Lupin's celebrated extra quality black Bombazines
and De LANES.
Heavy veiours o..omsn Black Silk. for mourning
ouh sToCh IL NOW VERY LARGE RICH AND
COMPLETE.
ALSO,
Choice new Dress silks Grenadines, Challiea
Js,onets, Organ lies, Laces Embroidsries
Travelling Dress Goods. entirely new and beau IT,
ful MEDIUM priced Dre.s Geois. Damasks. Goods
for Men and Boys wear, shcetings, Shirtngs. CAM
br'os. Musins. Linens and
SPLENDID LACE.
SILK,
NETT.
1AA AND oLorH
AND POINTS.
just purchased, ct REDUCED PkIo.e. WIN great
care receiving rH,s xasrruG aud 70 arrive-and for
sale at WHOLESALE ard RsrAIL 1t UNEQUAL
"" 1"Aoh9' Watkins 4 rIcKLEN,
spS-.s WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers.
ArRrcHmoND THEATRE.
::ss :::;::: , ,::: :: TONIGHT
so,slear ssIIss$s E tsss
::ssssI: l B'$aEss} a. the |
TONIGHT oLb k kfs
ak lOLD KING
Supported BY the
kntsss gomp.ny q promiaaut cbar.n,.,.
O Fgk RENT-A STORE ON eOUTH
-; Elp Il % 5asabsIaEaT. nc III. Tt,sa &C.
- Essss as' - sh's sao1s. aPEIy & /
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xTCHEAP CARD PRINTING.-The DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUaGLES' FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES, is
prepared to furnish this description ofwork cheaper
and with greater rapidly than any other establish.
ment in this city. The largest stock Of CARDS in
the city can be found at this Office.
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e GRACE CHURCH, episcopal, J
&s>-a-a corner of Main and Foushee streets, will
be opened for Divine service every night this week
The assistance of several ministers ia expected.
ap lg-2ts
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A6SEE REFS 4 CO.'S new style Portraits.
THE PEARL AMBROTYPE,

TAKEN AT THE STEAM GALLERY, 1879 Main st
Mosr BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE ExTANT.
All styles of Portraits known in Photographic
Art.
All work warranted to please, or no charge
20O1 large sized Family Group and Fancy Cases.
Selling at one hslf usual prices.
Prices ranging from CSC to 1926.
Beware of Bungling Operators and lmitators.
Recollect Steam Gallery, I39 Main street.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20
NICE!

COMMITTING NICE!
~ ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER,
D ANTELOTTI, on Frankln street, tetw cen I6th
and 18th streets, has lust received FIVE HUN
DREO POUNDS OF NEW ORANGE COUNTY
BUTTER. Which cannot be excelled in this city he
also takes pleasure In saying that he will receive
the above Butter twice week, and his friends and
the public may rely on getting good article
D ANTELOTy
an 2J-2t$ Family Grocer. Franklin at
RIES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20

n SLEEP AT EAsz AID IN PEACE
DEAD SHOT To BED BUGs--A perfectly reliable
preparation for the humiliation OF those pests 20
renose Put nm In convenient style. Price 70 CTS
per bottle. just received and for sale at the Apo
JW GARLICX. Market Place,
nm ,aow Franklin st. Richmont.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-20
7TLEGRA.PHTO NEWS.
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TRIAL OF
DANIEL Il. SIGRL Els,
FOR THE
Murder Of
y. BARTON KEY !

IsxpoRrRn SPECIALLY BY TsLEsRAfH 10 rHs RICH
MoSp pI PATCH
PIN WASHINGTON AND MEMPHIS TrLfcRArH LINE.
Corner Main and Pearl streets. !