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THE pICCOLOMINI CONCERT.

The bewitching and enchanting little cantatrice
PICcoLoMINI, who has had, according to her pub,
lished biography, such an eventfnl life, 90 mixed
up with notable circumstances, social and politi
cal, gives her farewell concert at Mecbanics' Hal,
tonight. Her personal appearance is peculiar
her beauty and expression quite original. With
fine musical attachments and pretty voice.-she
10 yet much indebted TO her rare and
personal appearance, DIS to these accomplishments,
for the popularity. she has enjoyed 10 the large
cities. Everybody must, and everybody will, see
the charming little prima donna.
The programme of tonight includes severa,
popular names. Both LoRINI aud MAaaroKoTTI a. G
known here, aud highly appreciated Madame
6HIosI, good vocalist, is also remembered by our
CONCERT auditors. The other artists have Tue rep
utatioDs.
The selections include some fine pieces Bu,
the most attractive feature Of it is the little comic
opera of ala .Srra Padrona" This will be quite
novelty Of the concert. We refer the reader tC
the programme in our paper this morning.
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PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH i MES,
0rrIcE--No. 100 Eagle sqnare, Main st. J
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRrvaL or THE err OF BALTIMORE.
PEACE CONGRESS ABOUT TO ASSEMBLE.
PREPARATIONS roR War STILL MAKING.


Naw YORK. April 1.-THE steamship City OF
baltimore, with dates from Liverpool to the 30th
nit, arrived here this morning
The Jura arrived out on the 9th, and the Euro
pa on the 18th.
The Peace Congress were expected to meet AZ
Baden between the 18th aud Goth of April. Pieds
mont will probably be admitted to representa-
ton In II without vote.
France, Austria and Sardinia are continuing to
augment aud improve their armamept5.
In Parliament the Reform debate was progress
sing. The Ministry had staked its fate on the iss
The liberal Journals consider its resignation
certain.
Lord paImerston had made explanations with
regard to Lord Cowley's mission, and expressed
the hope that peace would be maintained.
Less confidence 10 peace was felt in Paris, vienna
and Turin, where warlike preparations continue
Count Cavour was still at Paris, and having fre'
quent interviews with the Emperor.
The Paris bourse was depressed. French os closed
at 68 for 10 confines. Reports OF peudlng frencn
loan said to have some influence In causing
the depression.
The Dauubian conference was expected to assem-
BILE during the week, and ii was thought It's ousi-
ness would be disposed Of In two sittings all tne
Powers having agreed to recognise the Congas eiec
ton of Hospodars.
The Calcutta mail to February 18th, has been tel
egraphed. The Indian news 10 unimportant.
Hong Kong dates are to the 10Th February. Lord
Eipiu was preparing an expedition for the upper
The Russian loan of sixty million dollars was
brought out at London by Thompson. Bonar 70.
To the surprise of the London capitalists neitner
Barngs or Rothschilds have anything to DO with
it, although the latter are the agents OF the kus'
sian government.
The Nespolitan exiles decline all popular oVa'
TONS
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March 3O-Ctotton opened hrm and
closed dull and steady sales for three days amount
to Is O01 bales of which 5000 were to specnlator:
aud 400 exporters. Orleans MiddliDg Ia; Upland
do I.l6(dl71. Fieur dull aud easier. but unchane
ed Wheat Gull and steady-Western Red s. 9dtd
% ID: White So 7d@DIOs southern White l0 9l0s 81
Corn dull--Yeliow So 9d(D5s lid. Beef steady nd
quiet. Pork dull, and nominal. Bacon quiet-Cum
berIand i6, Lard dull and unchanged Sugar steady
Coffee firm. Rice steady Rosin dull at As 6dt9is
I'd Spts Turpentine steady at 49l4l1ac.
Consois Gj7s.
Money market generally unchanged.
LoNDoN;.Floar dull. prices dropping, Sugar
American securities slow of ssle. but unchanged.
HON. JOHN LETCHER.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-Hon John Letcher ar.
rived here this evening. He returns to Virginia
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Rte h m Ond Examiner.

The Examiner of yesterday, contains hand
some salutatory Of VIM. OLD, Jr., Esq, who has
become Its editor, and also announcement that
1t will soon be issued Daily, we'll as semi-Week
ly and Weekly. Mr.. OLD has for some eight years
represented the Powhatan District 10 the Senate of
Virginia, with ability and distinction. and is gen.
tlemsn of marked talent and promise. We wei.
come him with great pleasure to the editorial
Of this city, and assure him Of our best wishes for
hia snccesa
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FROM THE
GREAT AUCTION eALRS In NEW YORK.
These goods were purchased during the pas
week, at auction by one OF our Firm. and are Oh '"s
most c debrated manufactures. entirely NEW So,
BEAUTIFUL In DESIGN; and In PRICE style anu eoAA'
TX, are
EN7IRELY CENTRALIZED
They are iuss landing from the steamer aud cpei
Tag this morning.
BEAUTIFUL BAYApERE REGINA TAFfETAs
ORIENTAL new, for Ladies' summer wear
VERY ELEGaNT BRooADE CB1NaZ BAkkah
ANaLAIs TWo-FLoUNCED R0BEa
SATIN STRIPE GRENADINE DOUBLE JuPk
POLL DE oakvRE ROBES
VERY BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE BAkEdE TWO
PLoUNcE REDINGoTE ROBES
extra Rich BAYADERE AND BROohE pou'
BILE JUPE MoUsLINE DE 0HINEDo
70 COLoRED PRINTED BARsGE ROBES, DoU
BILE JUPE, HEAVY sA1IN PLAID
VERY RICH CHINE P0ULT DE sol TWO
FLoUNCED BLK ROBES
SUPER QUALITY VERY RICH PLAID TWO
FLOuNCED SILK BEs
FINE AND BEAUTIFUL PARIS PRINTED Or
CANDIES AND JACoNETs
EXTRA BLACK HEAVY GRos DE RHINE. all
boiled
RICH OoLoaED PLAID aLAcE ARMURE SILKS
FINE QUALIFY MICH BAY CHINE DU-
CAL CHALLY
Lupins' splendid quality high colored mode and
black Mouseline Be Lame.
ALSO,
Lupin's celebrated extra quaiitZ LACK Bombazines
and De LANES.
Heavy veiours Ottoman Black Silk. for mourning
OUR STOCK Is NOW VERY LARGE, RICH AND
COMPLETE
ALSO
Choice new Dress silks. Grenadines. Chslles
Jasonets. Organizes. Laces, Enbrcideries
Travelling Dress Goods entirely new and beauti-
| full medium priced Dress Goods. Damasks. Goods
for Men and Boys wear. SheetiIgs. shirtings. Cana
| brics, Muslins. Linens and
| Splendid LACE,
SILK,
NETT,
BAREGE.
AND CLOTH
| TALMAS,
SHAWLs
AND POINTS,
| lust purchased, at REDUCED PRICES. with great
care receiving THIS MORNING and to arrive-aud for
| sale at WHOLESALE and RETAIL at UN EQUAL
| ED LOW PRICES, by
| WATKINS FICKLEN,
| apS-ts Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, April II The Tennessee has ar
rived at her wharf. There was great rejoicing at
Vera Cruz, when the recognition of the Juarez
government by the Uuited States was announced.
A national salute was fred, aud grand military
Iarade given in honor of U. s. Minister MCLane.-
Thirteen thousand OF the Liberal force were sur.
rounding the city Of Mexico. They had cut eff
it's supplies of water and provisions for its garri-
son of COCO men.
Gen. Miramon bad sent 1900 men from 0rizaba
to strengthen the garrison. large Liberal force
was pursuing Mramon.
Ssuor Mata has received Official dispatches con.
frmiHg the news by the Tennessee, and will leave
this city ia q few days for Washington.
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hSSr- PAPER HANaINGs.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
JOHN REGNAULT,
Io2 Main street. square above Post once,
Ia now receiving from the first factories IN france,
England and This country, his usual assortment OF
PAPER HANGINGS.
embracing every thing usual Kept 10 the business.
WHOLESALE BUYERS, as vel as all those wanting
p.peRJNg pong are invited to call and examine his
stock .
as Paper Hanging done well and promptly.
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~ GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, MAIN

STREET. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WATSON feels it due TO his patrons and the pub
lie 10 tender them his warmest thanks for the gene
rous sup oort they have favored him with since be
opened the above ALtEkY, and desires to inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has in'
Europe for the present and he il now receiving an
entire new stock CT Cases of the best quality which
he il determined to sell at New York prices aud 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 TO be at his Gallery. which for stye
and workmanship. is equal TO any produced In the
city. Here you can have a picture of SURPRISING
beauty and size for 30 cents uuequalled by any
other hOnse--while Photographs. whole size. inch.
IS by for So; duplicates 81. The public are invi-
ted to call aud Judge TOR themselves
80 One Quarter size CAMERA. nearly new. for
sale. NH t9-lmif"
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New Publication.

''The Pillar of Fire, or Israel Ia Bondage" We
have heretofore explained the character of this new
and elegant production Of the author of "The
Prince Of the House of David" and which is hound
to attain an equal popularity. For sale by G. NJ.
WEST.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER OF HIS FAMILY Marshall
Potter was arrested Saturday, at st. Stephen, N
b., charged with causing the death Of his mother,
two brothers, and nephew. on Thursday morning
last ut Lee, Maine, and robbed the house of $3.50
He was the only one that escaped when the
house was burned. He was fully dressed, and his
two brothers, who slept In the same room were
burned, as were also his mother and nephew He
left Immediately after the fire, changed his clothes
at Carroll; and succeeded in reaching New Bruns-
wick before he was arrested. His clothes were
bloody, and the money earned by his two broth.
ers during the winter was seen in his possession.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Lord Lyons presented
his credentials to the President to-day EXPIRES.
sons of friendship of an unusually cordial char
acter were exchanged.
The Government has no official adsces from Mr.
McLane in Mex ice; but contding 10 the integrity
OF the press, reports are certain that Senior Mata
will be officially received ON his arrival here.
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DIED.

On Monday night last, MARGARET SULLIVAN.
wife Of Dennis sullivan, aged 80 cans.
Her funeral will take place at the residence Of
nee husbaLd on 10Th street. betw en- B] I'd street
lBd the Basin The iIieL DIS of the family are inyl'
ted TO attend.
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Waltz PiccOlomini.
composed expressly by signor MURzlo.
Mile Picco1Onini


VIII be assisted by the following Eminent Ar.
lists:
MILE GHIoSI,
Prima Donna Her Msjssty's Theatre. London.
sIGNOR L0RINI,
Prima Tenore, Royal Italian Opera House.
sIGN0R MAGGIoROrTI,
Buff Cantente, Academy Of Music, New York
MONS. LEGENDRE,
Conservatoire de Mu,ique. Paris Corneta Piston.
PROGRAMMES:
PART I.
Aria Mademino, Don Giovanni Mozart
SIG. MAGGIOR0rTI.
Grand Aria, La Figlia del Regsimento.. .Doniza,t
MILE PICCOLOMINI
Aria, La NczIe al Mozart
MILE GHI0NI.
La ceciiian Polka. Cornet-aP Legendrs
MONS. LEGENDRE
bonanza La Mira Letegrei. VI,
SIG. L0RINI.
Miserere La Travotore-Coraet-a Piston.
MONS. LEGENDRE.
serenade Com e. Gentil. Don p..on.,.
SIGN0R LORINI
PART II.
OPERA-The whole OF the Opera Of
La Serva PadrOna.
On CosiUME)
CHaRACFERs
serprina-. MILE PICOLoviSI
Ma6GIOROT1T
Hoasekeeper.-.....'....-..... GhIONI
SERVANT CEDROLI
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LATER from UfAH.-Openiiag ofHte Second Judicial
District Cburt.-Dates from Salt Lake CITY TO the
18th ult. have been received here,--Judge Cradle
bsugh had opened the Second Judicial District
Court ct Provo and in his charge the grand jury
expressed his determination to carry ont the ia.
vestgsttoDs against the Mormons. A number of
Us. troops were quartered in the building where
the court Was held, which regarded by
the Mormons as an intimidation, and an attempt
70 overawe their uries and threaten their liberty
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FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, April 12.-The steamship Isabel,
from Havana, on the 10th instant, has arrived.
The slave ship Tyrant had been condemned at
Key West.
An extensive fire had occurred in the Western
portion of Cuba, destroying large quantity Of
sugar, and much other property. 1900 boxes OF
sugar we're burnt
Sugar at Havana buoyapt.
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NJ NoTlCE.-The Democratic vi
~N-a-A GLANCE Committee for Monroe Ward
will meet ut SChadis Hall THIS EVENING. at 5
O'Clock.
full attendance is requ' sted.
ap Bits w TIMBERLAKE
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NITROUS OccuRRENcE.-At the Roman Catholic
church, ON forty-Second street, in New York,
altar, took IRE from candle during the celebra.
ton Of mass. The church was crowded, and a
Ieasiul scene OF excitement ensued. In the rush
Sof the door, upwards Of thirty persons, mostly
Somsn ana children, were trampled upon and
children are considered fatally injured
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OPPOSITION WARD MEETING.
-Ia The Opposition Clubs of the three Yards
OF the city. will meet at SAUNDERS HALL. on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at s O'clock, 2 NJ .
The CITY and Senatorial Electors are earnestly re-
quested to be present and all Electors and strangers
from other parts Of the State that may be in the c
ty are respectfully invited Also the citizens gem
orally. DAVID ] SAUNDERS.
President of the Opposition Club,
sp cit Uf Monroe Ward.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

AUGUSTA. GA, April II Foster Rloodget lAmeri.
twenty majority, beating DR.. Garvin tiemocrat1
There are apeculations about the latter
the election. The contest Was excited bat psacas.
bic.
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NEw York. April 70 Cotton tirm-sales of 4o5t
balea-l ands laaa Flour frm-SOuthern nn
changed Wheat dul-soEthern white 81 72G1l 80
Corn quet--yellow 7S(pS3 Spts Turpentine stead
Rosin firm but low quoted at S.75. kice steady
stocks irreg uiar. Va. 6s $50
BALTIMORE. April l2.-Flour steady. Ohio Sc ~
Howard street 1925; City Mills S57s0l6. Wheat uu
changed. Germ duli-white IS; yeuow 75(aS0- Pre-
Wis E1nsn mi
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ON TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 26,
- ] expect to address the people, at the
AFRICAN CHURCH, when / shall pour out my
whole soul in an endeavour to convince my fellow
citz ans OF the wsdt OF obtaining hundred mil
lions OF acres OF public land the value of the land
to be applied to the extinction of Slavery in Virgil
mia. by buying boys of Is and girls of 10 years OF
age and after having served their masters the boys
until they are Is aud the girls % years old to mi
CRATE beyond the United States. | invite and defy
any known orator or editor to prove me in the
wrong. Ii ABRAM
an l3-2tt
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3r- At q Regular Meeting of tn,

a~ At Regular Meeting of the
U>~Ia Board of Directors and members of the
Shockoe Hill Savings Institution. held on Monday
evening, pril IL, 1859. the 1olowi0g preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God in His in
finite wisdom, te remove from our middt, by the
hand of death. our friend. JosfPH MYERS u mem
Der of this Institution, therefore,
LIST Resolved. That the members of this Institu.
ton have. in the death Ut JOSEPH MYERS. lost val
liable and useful member, aud the community one
of its best citizens whose associations have bound
I'm to in the firm bonds OF disnteI ested friend
ship
"a Resolved, That we do hereby tender to his
widowed companion. children ana 5orrowing rela-
tVes our deepest sympathy aud coincidence. 10 this
their SAD and painful bereavement. commenting
them to Almighty God, pray ing that lie may ssnti-
fy this affecting di5pensatiOu OF His Prov des
utto them, and miugle with their sorrows the
cheering and con.oling influence of His grace aud
spirit.
Sd. Resolved That these proceedings be entered on
the records OF this Institution and that copy be
sent TO the family of the deceased and to he Daily
Dispatch for publication. CHAS G ELLETT,
FRANCIS L ISBELL. Sec'y. President.
ap Ats
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= 81, Il. p.--having us

~ 8. I. Il. F.--having used 'fe1
rIe's BAKING Powder in my family with never ",
rying success. recommend it as the best artlc.e
aysr tried Signed, JAMES L BohCM'
Portsmouth, Va. March i5. 1852
TcheerfuiIy recon, isend -'Semple's PakiDg Po'v
der as the most perer artcleI have ever used oF
making light and sweet Loaf Eread. Biscults, &c :
In the shortest possible time or
Portsmouth. March -. IS. JOHN JAZZ.
J0HN w GARLICk, manufacturer and sole pro
prietor, Market Place. Franklin ST. AZ 10
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BURNON
MARRIED.

In Hanover comfy, on the 18th. at the resi- e
OF the brides father. Miss CATHARlNE 5. KING to
Mr. z. W. LUCK, of Louisa.
Religious Herald please copy.
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MARINn LNrhAhi@Encs
PORT OF RICHMOND-APRILi ~. 1859.
High Water This day (Wednesday) IA o'clock

N'N''''N'HNSt
ARRiVED,
Schr Forward. JONES' Norfolk. Corn, Stearns
Brent.
schr Vim I Hendren. Brooks. York River. Corn
Stearns Brent.
schr Ella, Gask ell. North Carolina. Corn. stearns
Brent
schr Caroline. Virginia. Douglass. N c. Corn
Stearns Brent.
schr H Sample. Williams. N c. Corn. stesrnsS
Brent.
schr Edward Stanley, Psugh, N c. Corn. Stearns
q Brent.
schr Lucy Penn. Layton. Fredericksburg. Corn.
Stearns a Brent.
schr King. Leeds Phila mdse. W d ColQuitt
& Co.
schr Courier. Woolford. Bait. Guano. Edmond.
Davenport 60,
scbr harriet. Peters. Msyaguez, Sugar. Dunlop.
MoncuTeS Co.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York mdse
and passt myers, Ludlam Il Watson.
Propeller Echo, Snipos. Petersburg, mdse, A s
Lee.
schr II W Fry. Marshall. down the rivor. light.
Schr ID Keeling Booz9, down the river light.
Schr Salisbury, Lewis, down the river, light
Schr Nelson, Hupper, down the river. light.
Schr Dancing Wave. Bennett. down the river,
light.
schr VIM speare. Jones' Bait via Norfolk, mdse.
w CoIutt TO.
schr Geo w Grice, Palmer. Wilmington, Bdse. W
ID Coiquitt Co.
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~ MnLrupRY Goops Second sup
ply and latest styles. New paticrns inst orensgs
WITH an additional supply Of nIBBGNa. FLOWEhs
HoyNETs' etc NCBARTON,
an Ia-lt No lt9, Main st.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18th, 1859,
VIII be presented Moore's celebrated Tragedy ot
CANISTER. MIR. Beverly, BARRY SULLI-
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HofHlEss CAsx Captain Pope" says the Ara
which have utterly failed, after the expenditnre
Of large amount Of money. He has never been
sble TO get water within Que hundred and eighty
fest Of the surface. His steam engine aud boiler.
10 good order, the latter nearly uew, are adyers
ttssd Tor ssle. Pope's camp 10 near Santa Fe"
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~PowERs' GENUINE
pEARI

~ Powers GENUINE
PEARL
AMBROIYPES
ONLY so CENTS.
See the new style of Picture taken only at POW
ERS' ISL Main street. - -
ATPrce, large size. FIFTY CENTS.
If you wish to preserve your old Daguerreoty pes
take them to POWERS. and have them cOpiea il
his new style AMBR0TYpE or PHOTOGRAPH.
POWERS makes life siZ !" PHOTOGRAPHS In
Oil Color4 l5l Main street
a4.Beware of one-horse imitators ap ll-3t*
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THE MEXICAN MINISTER.

New ORLEANS, April ll.--Seuor Mata, the Minis
ter Of the Liberal Government in MeXcO, did no.
sail, "a expected in the Tennessee. Ho is here
awaiting advices from Mexico.
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ny. AUCTION NoTIer--I ask attention
TO my SALE of new aud second hand furniture. tAAS
day, at 10 O'Clock, at ny store. u,,or,-
IL CAUIfiOLsns
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Will commence on WEDNESDAY morning. All
O'Clock. at ths Music Store of jas WOodhouss sco
~ The pr: e Of Tickets is ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS for reserved seats
Admittance at the door, on the evening Of tina
Opera. ONE DOLLAR. an la-lt
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N- To make Bread Speedily use
SEVpLFs TyFALLIBLF BAKING POWDER
For sale by ali Druggists and 6rorers.
nd l3- e.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

Second night of the great European Traxediau
BARRY SULLIVAN
Who was greeted last evening by a crowded and
discriminating audience, composed OF the alta
of our citiZera
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~ A LUXURY to have Good Bread
Thi. can he afforded nv nsing
SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING PONDER.
For saleby all Druggists and drocers.
an l3--6t
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n.y. Coon BasAD can be MAZE with

very little tronhle bv using. - -. $50 :, :,
SEHpLE s. JVF4LLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
For sale by all Druggists and arocers
ap I3-Iw
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~MRs. HARRIET A. RADY,

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER,
Residence Corner of lain and 18th Streets. over
p Words store, side entrance. ap 4-2W"
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Tamborine Dance........... Miss Kate PeDnoyer
Conclude with the Farce of sERGEANTs WE'D
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MuRDER.-Isaae Peacock, was stabbed and killed
o. the oh nit, at Crockett, Texas, by James III.
Hall. 90 editor Of that town. The deceased was
about 70 years OF age aud single man, but en-.
gagged 70 b married Hall made bis escape
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LAFAYETTE SQUARE, Feb. &c, 1859,
Washington. d. G.

Mr. and Mrs PendIeton dined here two weeks
ago last Thursday, with large party Mr. Key
was also here, at my suggestion. He was invited
because he lived in the same house, and also be-
cause he had invited MIR aud Mrs Sickles to dine
with him, and MIR Sickles wished to invite all
those from whom We had received invitations
and MIR S. said to me 'do as you choose"
signed THERESA BAGIoLI
Written and signed in the presence of
CN RlDGELY,
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LOST.

T OST-Between Broad and Main SITS
IA a small GOLD BREAsTpIN, set with Pesrls
and Hair made in the shane of A Snake The finder
will confer great favor by leaving it at this Office
OF at HARRIS Co.'S.
apl3-ts l29 Main st.
T UST-Ahout two weeks ago, POCk-
~ EFT DIARY. or MEMORANDUM BOOK. prin-
ted for the year. 1885, but altered nth pen and pen
ell to suit the present year, Q859) My Bsme being
written in it, and the papers it contained will rea
Oily show to whom it belongs. THE finder will be
suitably rewarded by handing said book to
ap l2--3t* BElNS.
ESN LOST COW--Strayed or sto-
MAN len, from the Cattle Pen OF the Virginia
A-ZA Central Railroad Company, few days
ago. "A nIodium sizsd WhIcE COW. with black
spots upon her sides and sh 3ulders. Her horns
shot, and turn little ill., liberal reward will be
pid for her retIrn. ap 9-it"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-13

Old Established Stand. Franklin ST..
an l3-3ts Opposite metropolitan Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-13

(REpoRTRp SPECIALLY M TELEGRAPH ron THE RICH
MoED DIspArCH.l
PrR WASHINGTON AND MEuPms TELEdRAPH LINE,
Office corner Main and Pearl ats J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-13

1 GRAYS, ATTEND com
"A pany drills every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
ri and FRIDAY nights. at MILITARY HALL. al
h ~ o'clock until further orders.
By order of Captain Elliott.
apl2-3t JOHN L ROGERS. Orderly.