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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03
OPTION OF TaI RIOHNOND An,
DAhVILLk RAILR0AD Oo..
Ihursday, Dec. 10, Ha8
a I . meeting Of the Board "a O1rsr.

r s.ssa soss q MfnisCcmpsny. TT held this day, Il W.
open books Of subscription TO The csp25i ssock ~
RnsseS the he 2ssn day q February. ls6s aaS sks ~
sigaated. and st unck times = the "a 6cS~i
:S e .Rss g &
t,ms .nd place % be given them ior 1T -
not less se ten d !ns sn6 Sofss fsst e S Ss fsRt %
me Con ml.soners - appointed 1t the respective
Ric6mond % tityIJensrsop w.rd-r = u,u M.
whisiOcS Ard David Surris n.Sison Wsrs AZ. XSos
Price b W Richardson and harvey Nonros
Ward7Jos 4 anderson. H L Kent and d @ Bas
nj Shss.s.asld sas Ts gsuntyW wooldridss DR. wa
PowIassa County " rnnsy, Jas 4 assss
49,. Amelis 4. coupty-Lss.der County Mastsrs. DR. W Chsar
Ecs,oway Oennty-s B Burke. VIM Diokins.a
e. psins: Edssss . sSss.sy-A DDio1in.sa. IT w1s
LspsnburI Csunty-w Stokes. Dr. Dsirnstss
ohsT!ossa 6sunty-wood Bou,aiu, Henry o.rr,as.
M.iiia5 Scan.ySihos Coleman. Jr. David cAs,-
hin, Vim Terry and 6amI shelton
ay Henry C9unty.At iestheTvood's siors: We
VIM finney and German Carter.
-
musl smith and 8 Stanley
Tie, Henry = dS$S1nsy.At en- kidgwsy: Jno Price. VIM
Henry County..At Horse Pasture: Peter P Penn.
n spencer and Thos Watkias.
a Henry Court House, wn Martin. n Smith and
Pistsylyania County--At -OArter's Store: Jssss
Carter, v Witcher and L Garter
Pittsy vania Oounty-At Danvills: Thos Neal
Thoa Atkinson. u Pace, eusherlin ana ~
a. Pistsylvsnia Connty-At ssopy Mills: WA II
Pisssylvania County.At Cascade: J Tinalsy. DR.
Irsnklin ocunty-At shady Grove: Phii Smith.
stoyall and 30 Prunfy -
gram. - -
Franklin Coqnty-.At Snow Greek: Q Cholss, + .
Patrick Coupty-At Robinsos's; Thos n CLARK.
Faulkuer Smith and Henderson Handy
Patrick Court House-eam'l q etaplss W Crfeht
and Henry Tuzzle. -
Patrick County-At penn's store: Penn. DR. +
hughes and w Staples. - :
ner. w Thomas and Chss Ross
Leaksvi,ls, North CaroIina-J N Reuolds. Aus
Ward and Jones w nurton
An extract from the minutes
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~ OF

SPLENDID STOCK
NEW RICH DRESS GOODS,
AT THE
CASH STORE
Pc II X MS d GO.
By recent addition 10 ENTIRELY NEW STOCK of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods we are prepared to
offer TO customers and the public, assort-
ment of ELEGANT DRESS GOODS. in
SILK Robes.
Derage Robes,
Grenadine Robes,
Pine Apple Cloth
and 0rgandie Robes
Rich Silks fMourninR Silks
Bereges Bayadere palentias
Srsecb Tsconsta By the ChaIie De Lanes
Black silks Foule ae CnsVfes
Black Bombazines Ducai PiaidS
Black Challies Plain Chaiiies
Rich French Collars and Sets
Vaiencienes and Eoniton Lace do
Cambria. Linen and PiGue Collars and Sets
Black Crepe Collars and sets
Fresh stock new style Parasols
MAETILLAs-In Elk. Chantilly and French
White and Black Berage Sha Wis and Busters
Light Col0rsd Cloth and Mohair Rsglans
Large stock Of Housekeeping Goods
Best Cotton and Linen Goods for servants
Ali selected With great care and attention for the
best Retail Trade-unsurrassed in prices, quality
snd1styes.
We are retailing bes. Cotton shirtings Sheet.
ings snd Caliooes. at factory Prise, p.isK,xs . co,s
New Cash Store, I4i Eagle Square.
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Ns~ssnrnnnn-snnu
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~fAInBAHK's SCAIpa.
WAREHOUSE.
No. loo Mdta iNrssf, Rtchmond. y.


,~ q sr rs,s standard 2, aud CORRECT .y..
o' e'ery individual In the country
A correct Scale Is . just arbiter betwsep hnv.,
as ossd asss
snsseaiaas o. great value in the daily and hourly
ability and esae1ess ns /, should be Of ssea res
o.. aa "'ose 'oho may be atcted 6y he resus sica.
YAranAsx,s scAIxs
ARk THE LkaALizED srANDARD.
x,xf FOR CORRECT wAIGHr.
otscss s'a1 ase ee,sa s aross ross
more and OHIO Ra,iroade dbmpamy and one sf an
maneassarer scas recently tried in the Cburt
as dec,sson. stated the resK Of he eridencs nat
ne accuracy o"Fairba,aks Scales ,cas csta5lis1sd
sXAMiNE YOUR SCALES.
fof ANAPrARESrLY PRosPKRoUs BUsINKsso
Iss. your scales thoroughly. and If found incor-
rect, throw them aside and bur one of Fairbanks'
celebrated Scales, the universally acknowledged
sAnoaro TOR correct weight.
WORD OF CAUTION.
ne seeaedr,'ed reputation Of these Scales has
Ss 70 % W s ssas' s snd ss aS ss salsass:
eaw thereby. IN raay instances, been subjected 10
'rsnd and imposition.
son, ANDEhsoN 4 Co. No loo Main street, who %
are the agents. and who keep constantly on hand
eHsTsoks eeIHsTEsks eShATrHhM S5HNSsk seahss sSAhss
9S5oN, Or FAMILY SCALES
pSRMANT WAkEaousE scALRs
IMPROVED LITTER BALANCES
anu Wis WHsAT Il sa0Ht on HosPss aS5isf SCALES
FL0Uk PACKING SCALES
RHILscAp S6EPor 6kPor SCALES SCALES
EAILRoAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
NH I4-2m
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&- TaE PEOPLES FRIrsp-All d

coreres that tend to improve, heal and prevent dis
ease are invaluable to the masses, prouided the
prices which they held are not 81 high a. TO
prevent them from purchasing The proprietor of
BAKERS PRKhIUM BIrfERs. in putting his great pa
at determined to give all anopportunty ofuse-
ing them. He knew that they would cure pyspep
vent Diarrhea. allay Fevers strengthen Debilitat-
ed Consi'ptiops ana dispel Agoes, and thsreforeit
within the reach of all II You are sufferer try
these Bitters, and then, with the thousand of
others who have been made whole, join in their
praises to the rest of mankind Price 20 cents per
bottle.
To bs had of all the principal Druggists in the
North Carolina. sp29
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HARTsHoRNE's CURE-ALL-
TIE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM.
ACH AND WEAK ROWEyg

THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARE ED By A CHEMIST.
BoTTLFs II, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY In MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTsHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept In
all families in Of accidents sudden sick ness
Is it frequently in less time thanit requires to
get physician.
externally and internally.
HARTsHORNEs CUKEALL cures Rheumatism.
Neuralgia and Chilklains
HARTSHORNE'sOU OURE-ALl cures Cramps, Collie,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbo, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
HAkTSHORNE5 CURE-ALL cures Sprains
Bruises, scaids, Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARTSHORNE'S CUREALL Curee Pains in the
Feet and swelling of the Joints.
HARTSE0RNE'S CURE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from Gold, and Ague ia the Breast
HARTSHORNE'e CURE ALL is good for Dyspep-
sia, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever You have Pain, use the CORE-ALL, as
Il acts upon the Nerves. Musles, Sinews, Blood and
Bones, and, by its warming electromagnetic power
expels all pain from the system. Get bottle and
try it.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
.n Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and sli towns In
Virginia. &C l5-6m
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%ByRaows' RELIABLE MEL

The Great Spring Remedy of the day, cures
SCROFULA
kHEUMATIsM
DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS HEApACHE,
FEVER and AGuE,
ERUPTIoNs OF THE sKIE,
PILES,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
GENERAL DEBILITY
&C., &c, &c. &c.
This valuable remedy Is prepared by q Virginia
Chemist and is we'll recommended By prominent ci-
tizens OF Eastern Virginia. For sale by
JOHN W GAkLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist,
ap27-lw Market Place, Franklin st.
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HoRsl srsAL1na "A free negro fs,lov

HORSE STEALING "A free negro fellow
named John Walker, was arraigned and examined
before the Recorder yesterday, for stealing horse
valued at $50 from William Scott, free negro, on
walker saddled the horse, rode off, offered him for
sale Tor $40, and then rode him to Brooke Avenue.
where, he says, the animal was taken from him.
ard where it was afterwards found by officer Nor.
rls, ana returned to the owner. The Recorder re.
manded the prisoner for trial at the next term Of
the Hastings Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03

LApiss' FAIH.-The ladies Of st. Pc
ter's Cathedral are holding Fair at the Mechanics
Institute, at which q great variety Of useful and
ornamentsl articles are ofered for sale. The ins
dustry and taste dispayed at this exhibition can
ony be appreciated by being seen, and deserve the
liberal announcement of the community.
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STRAwBERRIEs.-Afr friend on the east
ern suburbs of the city, who has very we'll titled
farm and beautiful garden, has sent us a few ripe
rawberries picked from his vines, as q specimen
OF what his portion of Henrico county can pro-
duce. They are the first of the season, so far as
We know
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RKoEIviEa A EToLHs HoRss John B
Albert, white man, appeared before the Recorder
Yesterday to answer for receiving a horse stolen
rom William Scott by John Waller, knowing the
same TO have been stolen. The accused proved by
lady that john Walker left the horse with him.
and that he merely permitted it to stand in the
yard until the owner came for 1t. This version.
however, did not receive entire credit from the
RECORDER, who remanded Albert to answer an ins
dictment by the next Grand Jury and held him 10
bail to answer -. =
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EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-THE rite of
confirmation was administered in the various Epis.
copal churches of this city on Sunday last, by
Bishop Meade and Bishop Johns. At Sc James'
church the number Of persons confirmed was 40
at st Paui's church 2l at the Monumental church
Is; at Grace church o; at Sc Johns church Ain
all 97.
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Nor PRoyEp.-A woman named Ma,

Nor PRovED.-A woman named Mary
Ann Neviis, charged with stealing $36 In money
from Michael Grace last Saturday night, was ex-
amined by the Recorder yesterday and scquitted.
Nike stated that he went into the house OF Dennis
ODay to get glass of beer, and feeling sick at his
stomach threw himself upon bed Ia rear room,
where Mary began to fool with him, and finally
relieved him of bis pocket book. Mary deui led the
charge, and declared that Mike was too tipsy 10
know what he did with hfs money
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THr arsMAr RIFLES celebrated their

anniversary yesterday by public parade, aud
made handsome appearance; though their pum.
bers are not sogrest as in former times. After
marching through some Of the principal streets,
they repaired to the "Peop'e's GsrdoD," near the
Central; Fair Grounds, where the remainder of
the day was spent in target practice, feastng and
national games, which they always enjoy in their
ovn macmillan manner
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spRIya RACES The campaign opens
at Broad Rock to-day with two races, both sweep
stakes one at mile heats and the other at two mile
heats For the first there are three entries and
for the secoud, fosr, bat how many will start In
each We are unable to say.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03

HARD HEAD Robert Burch q young
stsr, for breaking full siKs brick against john
Wester@ans head, on Saturday last, was arraigned
by the Recorder yesterday, bus owing to the alb.
sence of witnesses, the investg was postponed
until to-day
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\ LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

~ LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
1T AND BELOW COST.
With the view Of engaging in other pursuits,
have determined to close my present business, and
shall from this day forward. offer the whole of my
large and well assorted stock at cost, and all un.
seasoasbie and past styles much below. Also, nay
store well situated for business, for rent
as the goods are disposed of.
Having recently received my spring and summer
supplies the assortment will be founu very good in
ali staple and Fancy Goods; but my determination
81 once proceed to sell out eyerythin and invite
purchasers in the city and country to avail them
selves of the present opportunity to get their sup
plies at from 20 to 50 per cent below the usual
prices MANN VALENTINE. JR,
oe9, Corner Broad and 9th sts,
ap 7s-7w Near Capitol Square
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FA1R-We invite the attention of on

FAIR -We 1nVIte Inc attention OF our
readers to the Fair being held at the Mechan-
les Institute Hall, by the Ladies' Of st Peters
church-and urge them to call and spend pleas.
ant hour 10 examining the many useful aud beau
sfu articles to be found on sale. The fact that the
receipts are designed for a praiseworthy object,
| should induce the public to patronixe them libes
rally. e
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AT HoME.-We were glad to learn on
yesterday that Mr.. John +. Tanner of this city,
who was announced by telegraph to have been
paralyz in Charleston, had entirely recovered
from the attack, and reached home in safety.
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British NEGLEcT.-No public statues are to be
found in London Of Shakespeare, Milton, Byron,
Newton, Bacon, Locke, HerschsI, Watt and host
of men whose genius, inventions, enterprise aud
discoveries have einmortalized the land which pro.
duced them,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03

SERIOUS ATfaPY On Saturday last,
an afray occurred at the Point" on James river
10 Henrico county, between several parties who
had Deento a neighborhood f.h fry, during the
progress OF which Nathan Enroughty was dan
eerousiy stabbed 10 the left side by VIM. Tim
bertake, and two of the Undertakes are said to
have been roughly handled by the brothers or
friends Of the wounded man
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Red MsN.-On the llth Of this month
the Grand Council Of Red Men will meet In this
city, aud on the 18th, win have grand parade.
and superb dinner.
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TIN SfBAMsHiP JAMrsrowH arrived at
her wharf at Rockets yesterday afternoon, with .
full freight And number OF ofpsssepgers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03

HYDRoPHoRIA.-A writer in the Providence
journal furnishes the following prescription for
Hydrophobia: Eat the green shoots of ssparas us
raw; sleep and Precipitation will be induced, and
the disease can thus be cured in any stage of ca,
nine madness A man in Athens, Greece, was
cured by this remedy after the paroxysms had
commenced.
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n~ LEE & PLEAsANrs-

RE LEE & PLEAsANTs-
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
Practice in the Courts held in Richmond. Henrico.
Goochland and Hanover.
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
&c, they authorised TO take Dispositions. Afid
Wits Acknowledgements of Deeds, Powers Of Attor-
Bey, Bills Of Sale, &C. to be used recorded in the
several States and Territories of the Union.
Office en- llth at, Sd door from Main. NH ply
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Hos. WIN. C. RIvss of Albsmarle is to
address the Opposition party OF this city, ct the
African church tonight.
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PoL1r1oAL A large number of mar.

POLITICAL "A large number Of per-
sons, OF both political parties, assembled AZ the
Courthouse Of Henrico county, on yesterday, to
aear the political discnssion, announced 10 take
place in the newspapers Of the day. Soon after
the meeting was organised, Mr.. Williams @. Wick.
nam, the Opposition candidate for the State Sc.
nate, led OF in speech Of half an hour, to which
mr.. y. WtMe, the Democratic candidate, replied
IN the same length Of time. Mr.. Wickhsm vas
allowed twenty minutes, and Mr. White the same
.ime, both OF them putting In their best licks
Dy way OF showing their superiority to properly
represent the people Of the sstrict. Next fol.
lowed Marmsduke johnson, Esq, an Opposition
Esector, and Mr.. Gordon, of AIbsmarle, replied to
MIN; and when We left the Court green, 1t was
Understood that DR.. Magroder, che Oppostiso can.
oidate Tor the House Of Delegates, and Mr.. r.
a. Mayo, Democratic candidate, would close the
discussion Owing to the lateness OF the hour.
tney deferred their speeches until to-day, when
tne voters may hear them at Trockmorton'e bar.
oaoue The canvass in Henrico CO. has already
1ecome an exciting one, and both parties will
election. sg - =
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HEAVY DAMsdEs.-In the U. s. Circuit Court at
St. Louis, on Wednesday, Mr.. Wells, of the Olive
street line Of omnibusses, was mucted in the sum
of $4,000 damages, consequent upon one of his
omBibueses, some mon this since, running over an
old French lady named Veronica Rifant.
$135 per hundred. Last year It was worth 6S to
70 cents.
The st. Louis directory for this year, just pub.
lished. gives the population of that city ut nearly
100000.
Counterfeit IS bills on the bank of Phillip, Va,
are in circulation.
Rents in New York are said to be very high, and
real estate almost everywhere on the advance.
The valuation Of property In Cincinnati is $11O,>
100000.
A Judson Crane, of Richmond, made q political
address in Lynchburg, Va, Saturday night.
Bishop Davis, of the Diocese of South Carolina,
has almost entirely lost his sight
Since the death of the late Judge Bibb, Richard
Rush, of Philadelphia, is the oldest living gradu-
ate of Princeton College.
The bell swinging in the tower Of st. Stephens
Church, East Haddam, is over q thousand years
old. II bears the date of ID. el5, aud there Ii
reason to doubt the correctness of that date.
The Princeton Taeoogioa Seminary closed Its
long session Of eight months on Tuesday last.
Previous to that week was spent in the usual ex.
amiua.iops before q committee elected from the
board of directors.
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| JACK FRosT made strong demonetra-
tion the tender plants yesterday aud We greatly
| fear has Injured many of them seriously. The
house tops were as white as if yelled under clean
sheet, and the air as keen and cutting, as If De-
| cember instead of May were the ruling month.
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o. 8. CIlcurr Couar, Judge James

y. 3. CIHcurr CouRT, Judge James D.
naiyourton presiding.-Ths U. g. Circuit Court
commenced tts May term 10 this city yesterday
lne Grand jury. composed Of the ioilowiDg gen.
uemen. we're duly sworn, and retired to their
rs rrSon, VIZ: John L Tate, foreman. James Dove.
Inos Butler. D Trueheart, r Ssnxay, @ b
n noc. and James Kirby, Richmond W Webb,
ue0lge 3 S bfamble, b Mossiey. John Dickson, Jos
= r IPPlsuey' Buts. Norfolk; Ro Saunders, W r
uoosns. Williamsburg; WIN Gregory, L @
UUump, braxton aarlick. Thomas Garnet, New
. nen.; q; ;1k 10 Hudgins, Hudgns. York county;
VIM Woodbridge, ChesternsId. 3 ! -
Vu tneir return into Court, the Grand Jury
iogno true bills against the following persous:
Frank, sometimes called Frank Shspds. "A me-
gso.l Tor robbing the mail between Petersburg aud
Weldon. "-N
:, Amy, Q slave woman, for stealing letter from
the postoftice at Union Furnace, Patrick county.
MAJOR Mcdonald, for the murder OF John Cor
aon, Z on board the schooner Susan W Lynn, on the
nign seas, on the 9th of December, 1858.
Tho Grand Jury were then adjourned until IL
. clock to-day.
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW SPRING

AND SUMMER 0UoDS-ENORMOUS Re
pUCTiOS IN PRICES-Sow receiving, twenty
thousand dollars worth of new Spring ana Summer
Dress Goods, bought last week at the closing out
ction SALES, At unheard of reductions from the
opening spring prices, all Of which will be offered
st = small pref. On the first cost.
Splendid Chene JGpe silk Robes magnificent
Cheue Biyaeare silks; Paris printed Barege kobes,
2Fiounces; Paris printed BareGe Robes a'Les an
eessni stock Of Black siks, all grades; ChintZ Or
gsndte Robes a'Jupe apd Robes a'Les ChintZ Lr-
CANDIES French ana English Jaconsts and Lawns;
I3O1of the nosI elegant and desirable Lawns in
the United States at only 122 cents; 1000 yards
Of Lawns good qualities and fast colors at 10
cents@o Hoop skirts. 7tsprings. only 80 cents; Fr.
and English Prints in great ysrie'y, ct very low
Goes, last coors, only l21a cents yard. great
bargsiD: 10 piecss Of fine quality Curtain Damssk.
bought Of the underwriters, which will be sold At
less than the cost of importation. All in want .of
Curtain Materials will please look at these soods-a
grest saving can be effected The above. with an
endless variety of cheap goods, can be had at the
great Down Togn Emporium OF
ALFRED MOSES,
uys 63 Main street
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DxspsrslA Runs 10 eyIczDR--L. D. 1airbanks, :
wsIl to do farmer Of the town Of Antwerp, resids
Ing near Whitnsy's Corners, committed suicide by
hanging himsslf in his harm on the 10Th instant.-
Dyspepsia Was the cause.
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Ths alron grey borrs," Of the late Philip Barton
Key Was sold In Wsshipgton on Saturday 0r
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REPORTED VISIT OF TIE EMPEROR OF Russ1. m
FRANcE.-The approaching visit of the Emperor Of
Russia to the Tuilleries il talked of az CERTAINTY
Confirmation to the report is given by the
In Paris OF the Mayor of Cherbourg, who 10 sup.
concerning the ceremonies to be observed on the
occasion Of the landing Of his Imperial majesty at
that port. Fetes upon q scale Of maguifcence
never before witnessed are said to be In prepara-
tion for the eveut.-Court Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03

Tnuop NCaILL. on Sunday lasA ad-
nisistersd th1 rite Of coaarnattpe y y. fpter'u
Cashsdssl b thIrtystpss lsssoaa
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AT RETAIL
FRESH SUPPLIES OF NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS,
Receiving from this mornings steamer.
DOUBLE VOLANT RICH SILK ROBES
ELEGANT BAREGE DOUBLE VOLANT AND
JUPE ROBES
spLEsDlD EMBRo1DER1Es AND LAoEs IN
HDKFS
COLLARS AND SLEEVES
BERr'HEs AND OAPES
Our assortment of Beautiful DRESS sILKS and
splendid Paris DRESS GOODS. in all COLORs, DE-
SIGNS and QUALITIES Is entirely new, and very
large and complete.
For sale at the lowest prices
ap 26-ts WATKINS FICKLIN.
MANTILLAs, TALMAs, RURNoUs, RAGLANs,
Shawls. in real Lace; Grenadine French and Chan
tIy Lace Velvet and Nett solid silh; Silk and Lace
Barege; Linen. PoIlinette. &c.
Our black and colored light cloth Raglan for this
season. is very handsome.
ap 26-ts WATKINS FICKLIN.
FINE EcoLoREDFANCY AND BLACK FRENCH
Beautiful Spring Silk. yalentia. nd Marssilles
New and elegant French, Fancy. and Black Osssi.
meres
White coIored, and, fancy striped DrilIings, Boys
wear
At the lowest rates.
ap 26-ts WATKINS FICkLkN.
sa-sAM'L NJ PRICE ECO.
Are receiving large additions to their stock of
new and desirable Goods. being bought by their 20
nior partner. now in New York.
SILKS and SILK ROBES
BAREGES and BARKGE RUBEs
ORGANDIR6 snd ORGANDIE ROBES
PRINTED JAGONET5
ENGLISH BARE6E
Very great variety OF
NEW AND cHoIcE GOODS
In every department. embracing whatever can be
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sp s-St sAML NJ PRICE co.
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MEN SHEETINGS
pillow Castings, Cotton eheetings Curtain goods Ac.
1a-All Of the best quality and very cheap.
ap 2s-ts WATKINS : FICKLHN.
NJ EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF PLAID AND
STRIPED eZNABuRGs. C0TT0NAD
Farmers' Drills, Unbleached Oottons Plaid Domss-
tics. and all plantation goods. ct unusually
an n nIsa @ WATKINS : rIcKLEN.
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nrsared 10 furnish this description ofWork cheaper
and with greater rapdty. than any other establsh-
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uOOP skirts, HOOP sKiRTs.-
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DICH SILKS AND SILK kOBEs,
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