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Cant. Travis.

II was not the pleasure of the writer of this TO
make the acquaintance of that super-eminent shot,
Capt TRAVIS until the last week, and he leaves this
morning for the North. We regret this; for after
wefonpd him out, We ascertained him to be broth
erelihe" line aud rod worthy of the fraternity.
he 10, perhaps, the best shot in the United Sta 'es
"aa though We have never seen him throw fly,
VIC conjecture hat he 10 bard 10 beat lie ia vet
mere ne 10 one OF the pscene cultyators of recent
days, who study the habits of the fish and ni,;,,
toeir number by collecting their eggs and pro.
fecting them from the voracity of tha ,arao
fish until they germnate. and an,;, ar ..s,
fry are able TO keep clear of DANE, -
this way he has filed beautiful, 49,
Long Island, with magnificent trout. ana 90, ~
example for oihera to emulate. While here ~
Captain has DOT only demonstrated his own n,r;e
vailed skill with the pisiol but be has given
valuable lessons 10 others OF course man who
nss somneh skill as o sportsman Of the Held mus
snc~ what's COED; and We were not surprised 20
rsst Din say, thai shad fresh FROM the falls of
James Avef, was ssnai 10 any fish no bad ever
sastea This IL we'll rnerited compliment; bat IL
aoss aae who would 4 I'd out the excellence
tno 'sis shad ssr there after so short seiourn
! 49,. ~ Iaty' sfis IL, Indeed, besides being
- sl.s aaf rspiis asner;aes-~a cenie, eoa4-
- !. - gshsrens hesrsea fe;ie-T We -ysr
'A sasssss' vssfsvsF h. gees,
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John Pastel, deputy collector of the port of Sa-
vaDnah, died on Saturday last.
| There were l92doaths in Philadelphia last week.
Attorney General Black returned to Washin gton
| from his southern tour on Saturday
| Rev. VIM. G. Howard, of Chicago, has accepted
call to the Coliseum Place Baptist Church, OF
| New Orleans.
4 Ned Buutline has married Dutch girl In Troy.
She was lager beer bar tender in Troy, ~ and
the case was one of "love at first sight"
Geo w. Bel sDn, member of the Massachusetts
Legislature, dropped dead at hs residence in Law
renee, on Wednesday.
| printer named bartholomew Dorm committed
suicide in Cincinnati last week. by blowing out his
brains with pistol.
A jury at Baton Rouge, La, was recently sbou-
ored' with q serenade for acquittipg man
charged with murder.
A justice In Troy, N. Y, has actually sentenced
a man to twenty-five days imprisonment for steal,
log an umbrella,
Easter Day, which in the present year falls on
on the 24tb of April has not occurred at SO late
date since 1901.
Iiorden Arnold, OF Parkersburg. Va, was run
over and killed on the Baltimore Ohio Railroad
gu the 18th inst.
A. Buffalo, April II, the steam sawmill and ship
| railway building Of Mason Bidwell were destroy
go oy nre, with three dwellings adjoining Loss
oa,i to prohibit the marriage of ,ohile and black
.pposefs OF the bill we're arepubIcans !. twenty,
~. Z, mat party voting against it,
~. AsDarg PAPER says that card nisy;no .n,,no
,, s sseVe.lsrs In the West has airntn i.h-3
oily one half vithlr the ,ns. rn. y. sn.a
nss beer supplied By chass. ~ fs-Ss
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THE PILLAR RIRE. mr. lar

nc LbLhIs pE FINE OF Israel IN
L Bondage. by Rev Il Ingrahsm, author of the
'PriL ce Of the House of Uavid" %
HISTORY Of the Christian Church, by Philip
scaaf d d. $50
SERMONS fer the New Life. by Il Bushnell. fifth
edition. 25
NEANDEh'3 history of Christian Dogmas. 2 vols
limo London. 100
ST augustine. Biographical Memoir, by Rev John
A nEMo ii q i Capt W Bate. N. by Rev John
hail 10 &c
DISC ,URsEs on the Atonsment, by the Bishop Of
Gloucester nos Chalmers, Z d, VIM Archer
Butler. Robt Hall and John Maci.auran- ali one
volume. zoe
FIRST Thpgs or the Developm: Mt of Church Life
by SAr0n Stow. 62c
AGN IS II opetown's schools and Holidays, by Mira
0liphsnt. &c
LIFE of William Pitt by Lord Iacsnlay. soc
LIFE of Frederick the Great, by,a3acauay soc
SONGS of The Church, or Psalms and INNS OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church, arranged to an.
proprate melodies, with full set 0: chants for
each season OF the Christian year--the whole
harEloniztd in 1, ur PARTS and formingA com.
plete Choral Service, b = Geo Davis. 60
SHAh sPEARE'S Legal Requirements Considered
BY John Lord Campbell, l. u ID. 75c
THE Empire OF Austria-its Rise and Present Pow
er, by Jno C Abbott 80
THE American Numismstical Manual of the Cur.
rsneY or Money of the Aborigines and Colo.
NAL, State and United States Coins with Risto.
Tical and Descriptive NOTICES of each Coin or
Series by ii w Dickson. NJ D. Illustrated
go
For sale BY JAMES WOODHOUsE eco.
ap ls-2uf
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TIE JUDICIAL ELECTION The election to supply
the vacancy in the Court Of Appeals of Virginia.
has resulted in the election of Col. Baldwin. Al.
joriy, and Augusta gave Col. Baldwin about 1000
bemarle gave WI. Robertson, Esq about 1900 ma.
majority. Rockingham, far as heard from, is
largely for Baldwin, and such is the case in Rock
bridge and Shenandoah.
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GREAT AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK.
| These goods were purchased during the past
week, at auction, By Of our firm, and of the
| most slebrated manufactures. entirely NEW and
BEAUTIFUL in DESIGN; and in PRICE STYLE aud QUAIL
| TY, are
ENTIRELY UNR1rALLED.
They are iust landing from the steamer and open.
ing this morning.
BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE REGINA TAFFETAS
ORIENTAL; new, for Ladies' summer wear
VERY ELEGANT BaOCAD& CHIN1Z BAREGa
ANGLAI5 TWO-FL0UNCED ROBES
SATIN STRIPE GRENADINE DOUBLE JUpE
POLL DE CGLyaE ROBES
VERY BEAUTIFUL BATADERE BAREGE TWO
FLOUNCE REDINGOTE ROBES
EXTRA RIOu BAYADEaE AND RROCKE DOU.
BILE JUPE M0USLINE DE CHINE DO
IL COL0RED PRINTED BAREGE ROBES, D0U.
BILE JUPE, HEAVY SATIN PLAID
cry RICH CHINE POULT DE SoT TWO.
FL0UNCED SILK ROBES
SUPER QUALITY VERY RICH PLAID TWO
FLOUNCED SILK RoBEs
FINE AND BEAUTIFUL PARIS PRINTED Or
CANDIES AND JAC0NRT3
EXTRA BLACK HEAVY 6R0S De RHINE, all
boiled
RICH CoLORED PLAID GI.ACE ARMURE SILKS
FINE QUALIFY RICH BAYADERE CHINE ntT.
CAL CHALLY
Lupins' splendid quality high coiored mode and
black Mouseline Ee Laino.
ALSO,
Lupins celebrated extra quality black Bombazines
and De LANES.
Heavy Velours Ottoman Black Silk, fer mourning.
OUR STOCK Is NOW VERY LARGE, RICH AND
COMPLETE.
ALSO,
Choice new Dress Silks, Grenadines. Challies
Jaconets, Organizes, Lsces, Embroiderics
Travelling Dress Goods entirely new and beau IT,
full medium priced Dress Goods. Damasks, Goods
for Men and Boys wear, sheetngs, shirtings CAM
brics, Musiins. Linens and
SPLENDID LACE,
SILK,
NETT,
BAREGE,
AND CLOTH
BURNoNs,
MANTILLAS,
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A SlCKLEs CASE N MADIsoy.-At Madison, Iud.,
the inhabitants thrown into state OF ex-
element by lGmentable affair on Saturday night.
citizen engaged in the saddlery bgsiness Cd ter&
tanning suspicion of his wife, resolved to satisfy
himself On Saturday he informed his family
that he would leave in the evening Tor Cincinnati.
Abcut O'Clock, however be returned unexpected
ly to his home and found his worst fears realized.
ueighbor who was possessed OF considerable
means, was the iHtruder. The husband found the
guilty couple in bed, AID without instant's de-
lay, drew revolver and shot the sedUcer dead
He then left the house and gave himself up to the
authorities.
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LETTER FROM COMMISSIONER BowLLS.-The Wash
ington Constitution of yesterday, publishes long
letter from Commissioner Bowlin to President
Buchanan. announcing the settlement of the Pa
raguay difficulty, but not giving the partieula RS
He writes with delight of the cordiaIty of President
lopez, which increased at each interview. Upon
the signing Of the papers, President Lopez AID
President urqaiza, the mediator, embraced each
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THE LATE U. S. MINISTER TO MEXIC'

AUGUSTA. April 15-rhe Hon. John Forsyth. in
declining complimentary dinner rendered him
at Columbus, says that our government had no
Mexican policy while he represented it 10 Mexico,
aud that while it Was tacitly approving his course
there, he was quietly superseded. His letter is
very severe on the Administration. He has LETT
Georgia to resume the editorial chair of the Mobile
Eegis;er,
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THE .pIzoNa aRyprDITIs,N. y

New ORLEANS, April 17.-Col. Lockridge, IL con.
sequence Of Gen. Twigg's proclamation 10 Texas
.epticns of our government relative to the Arzona
expedition. His agent has gone to Washington.
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SuIoIDE.--G. W. L. Allen. railroad locomotive
Of 800 in Atlanta, Ca, and committed to prison.
Almos Instantly after, he drew a Colts revolver
and commenced firing on his own person. Que
bali penetrated his lett breast, Dfictiug mortal
wound, aud another penetrated the right side o.
the neck, ranging through and coming cut at the
back of his head The panel of the middle door
was struck by a ball Three CT four shots were
fred-and on examination every chamber of the
revolver was found to be empty. Allen expiredu
a few minutes.
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Danyilie Raslroad.

gratifying to that the chief rai'foa" r !.
Virginia are steadily Advancing Ia prosperity ~
panville rosd is especially to be regarded na
category. We have from Mr. BrooSsnoo' -
Treasurer of the Company, the foiloW'as
ment of that prosperous improvement :, y
tributes 50 largely TO the growth OF '"''
the last six months:
sesei,ts q the kiehmee asa anu So. eo5 o.
Receipts of the Richmond anu pah'"i" % .ns m
Railroad for March. lsos.".'.'.'..'.'''' .o'Vo ~
100000. ................. sl6.599 OF
Msrch 'Y $50 o ~ - s2s5 als IA
MsTes. ,.. Isssss Is
Increase (7t per cent ........... ..... $f542T 50
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Esearg OF Coyyrcrs village of Weston. Law

EseapE or CoSyIcrs.-The village of Weston, Lewis
county, Virginia, was throw into great excitement
on the night Of the 0th by the escape of light con"
vict negroes, who were employed by the State in
the construction Of luuatic asylum at that place.
There were twenty-five of these negroes confined
in temporary jail built for the purpose aud il is
generally supposed that the runaways had some
assistance from without. The officers started in
pursn. of them in the direction of Ohio, but up to
the las: accounts they had not succeeded in getting
on their track.
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THE WANDEREB SLAVE CASE.

SAVANNAH. April 15.-The Federal Court has
found true bills against Charles Lamar, X +. Ai'
ken, John f. Tucker, and others, for holding the
Africans alleged to have been illegally landed ID
Georgia by the yacht Wanderer. The court theh
adjourned. TO meet on Friday next.
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NEW BEDFORD, April 16.-George A. Browne,
sold at auction today:the creHs share OF the cargo
of the wha!eship Francis Henriskts, consisting OF
IL 700 gallons of whale oil 41a4534 cts. and 1000
pounds bone at IS cts each.
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| HAvRE DE GRACE, Mp, April 10 james Reed,
| one of the engineers of the ferry boat Maryland,
committed suicide here last night by shooting
| himself and leaping into the river. The recent
! discovery of his wifes indelity was the cause OF
the fatal act He leaves several children and grand
/
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THE ECHO PRISONERS.

CHARLESTON. S. C., April 16.-The trial OF tht
crew of the SLAYER Echo. which WAS commence
on Tuesday, was concluded today In the ohaI ,t
States circuit court-Jndge Wayne presiding Inc
jurv reuderee verdict of not gniity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-18

REsIGNArIoN.-Dr Gessner Harrison has notified
the Board of Visitors, of his determination to re
sign, at the close of the present session, his Greek
professorship at the University of Virginia, po-
sition which he has filled for many years.
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lfAHIHH INTHILI0UNCn.
PORT or RICHMOND--APRILl5 10. 1889.
High Water this day f.Hoaddy) ~ O'clock


ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke skinier, New York. mdse
and passengers. Ludam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore. mdse
STEAMER City of Richmond, Mitchell, Phiiadei-
phia. mdse and passengers. II futile.
echr Mary Farnsworth. Head, Rockport. ice.
Dridgf6rd 4 Co.
sc.r Pandora. Trarers. Baltimore, pig iron. w 8
Triplett.
Gchr Galiego, Smith, New York, uitse.
schr Honduras. Gross, Boston. ice. Wardwell
Co.
ARRIvALS-Apan 10TH.
scbr John Randolph, Philips. Baltimore. pig
iron, w y Triplett.
Schr Ocean, Aaron, Baltimore, railroad iron. A 8
Lee.
sioop New Packet Gray. smithfield. mdse, Wom-
BILE h Claiborne.
schr Ny "a, Rhodes, Rockland. Slime. L Libby.
schr r Allen, Baker, Boston. mdse.
tchr Isaac Rich. Smith, Portland. syrup. h
Davenport.
SAILED,
schr T,ucy Penn. Layton, down the river, light.
schr Kia, Gaskill. down the river, light
Schr Edward stanley, Pugh. down the river. ligsk
schr Caroline Virginia, Douglass. down the river
light.
Echr Nevis. Brown, down the river, Hight.
echr Geo W Whistler, Parker. down the river
light. 80
rchr Currasow, Davidson, Baltimore. light.
schr Marshall, Chichester. New YORK, mase.
Steamship Roanoke, bkinner, New Iork' muse
asd passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Relvidere Kesne, Baltimore, muse.
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CONVICTION OF ONE OF THE OBERLIN RES
CUERS

CLEVELAND, April Is, 1859 Bushnell has been
found guilty In the T. States District Court OF res-
cuiug the negro John. at Oberlin. sentence mas
not been pronounced This is the first of the Oberr
lin rescue indictments tried.
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PHILADELPHIA, April ia letter received here
from Puerto Cabells, dated March %. says fresh
revolution had broken out. About 700 revolution
lists met and defeated government force OF 400
at Pato. The latter retired TO Cow to await re-
Inducements. Business at Puerto Cabello was
oaraIyzed
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s.IIING an THE STEAMER NEW 70

NEW YORK. April lG.--The steamer New VOTE
called at noon for Southampton aud Bremen, witt
200 passengers end SlS0,000in specie Among he'
nasseu GERS is NJ Schleider the Swedish Mlnlster
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~ s.r Osroasr's Nxw 80 crs. Co.

LoDKoN PIcfuEEs. ca,.a.on pictures.
Sec Dsborne's New ~ etr. Cn,0 oiso, p;ctnrss
See Osborne's New ~ etf. G,,oI ~, p;ctrres
Sec Osbornes New ~ cts. Sp iiy',oon p;ctnrcs
See Oaborne's New 20 Gus D5sv99sUn p;c.rrss
See GsborDes New ~ CTS Lp iodson p;c.s,ras
See Osborne = New az cis Co, ,oe,a,, picenres
See Osborneis New ~ CTS S ".oaieon p;trro,
81 9shorne,a New 80 cts Coiodeon Pictures.
S S 0s,orne,s Nav 80 cts CoIodeen Pictures
&C. nsbor,e,s New 80 CTS. Goiodeon Pictures.
S O. 100000 Nav ~ cts Colodeon Pictures.
a. nsborne,a New 70 cts Coicdeon Pictures.
See 0sborne's New 20 cts. cot0deoD Pictures
- Ssborne,s New 80 cts Coiodeon Pictures.
see flsborne's New 50 cts. Colodeon Pictures.
See f)sborne's New 20 cts. Colodeon Pictures.
Sce (,sborue's New acts. CoIoGe0n Pictures.
See )sborne's New 20 eta. Colodeon Pictures.
an1i-tWf
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aANTA FE MAIL.

ST. LcuIs, April 1..-The Santa fe mail to March
2Ith, has arrived.
The store Of Garland d CO.. suffers, at Fort
Stanton, was burnt on the 18th. Boas ST 600.
The transportation Of the mail to California oy
the 35th parallel had been suspended, In conse~
quence of tho interference of Indians. Ii. beaie
had turt back-cause unknown
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aPHCIAL NorTCHS.

- EPEcIAL NorIcs.-Country Mey-
chants aud city deaIers attention Ii respscy niy
called 10 the large sale Of DRY oois and rssay ms1e
Clothing. ut my store, this morning. at W 0c'ook
Foe auetlon notice. - ,,a,rr
apis Allen NVAA'
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~ $50 SIZE AmBsoTYpRs

TAKEN Ar POWER sx..
Patronise POWERS for large sixs Andre y ~ s
for 30 cents. The genuine Pearl Amprgtyy ~ ss ,bs
had at POWERS ONLY. Coiorea PnoIofsa XIX
any size Old Daauerreotypes copiea Itcsndsur-e
like. Children taken lying. sitting OF sA""'"s
~ uswars Of ono horse itniiasors.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 17.-Mrs Peodicton, the WI.
dow of the wal, known Edward II. Peudlston, aud
daughter of the late Robert Mills, architect OF the
capitol. died suddenly this morning.
Mr., Ls,cher left here for Petersburg this morns
try
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THE NOVA SCOTIA LEGISLATURE.

sH.LIFAx, April 16.-The Legislature was proro-
sued yesterday. The Governors speeeh.was brief
and unimportant The proclamation dissolves the
Assembly aud orders a general election for May.
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PARD2gED.-Gov. Wise has perdoned A. j. Shack
lefUrd, who was sentenced at the Circuit Court ei
Albemarle county last fall, to eighteen months
confinement in the penitentiary, for assault with
intent to kill Joseph Herndon, citizen of Char
lottesYiile,
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pREsEsEA1rox TO srRAkoecH.-Maurice s,rakosch

PRESERVATION TO STRAKoECH.-MauriceS trakosch
was presented with superb baton in Cincinnati,
| few evenings ago. by the members of his opera
company. The presentation took place the
stage during the performance OF "Ro5ertl e Dable'
Mr. squires acting as spokesman; aud the whole
baton, designed and manufactured in Cincinnati,
is one of the most valuable ever welded by an or,
chestral conductor. Tie base, or handle, is OF
massive gold, with representation of Apollo and
his Tyre; the wood is ebony, richly elaborated
sparkling with diamonds, rubies aud emerslds
Inscribed upon golden grth in the centre is the
following, in Italian: Presented to Maurice
Strakosch. by the Company of the Italian Opera.
| at Cincinnati, April II, 1859"
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nELAY Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- loss no tiIne but 90 i'm nedia.eiy to LEVY's
and procure some of the bargains his store will
positively be closed tomorrow and next day Tues
day ana W ednesday, the 18th and 10Th instant aud
will open Thursday. the 2st inst He has ju 1t
received a large lot of fine Linen Cambria Hdkfs,
which will &c sold at shilling. actually worth g
some Berages and Foulard Elk Robes a'Lez, to be
sold at very low prices; fine Embroidered Swiss
Muslin Collars at 81 worth sl75 aud 81 1000 pisces
iced at IS per cent below their value; excellent
Huckaback Towels at SL50 per dozen, q good bar.
gain; White Linen Table Cloths at $50 piece,
worth 81 co. and all kinds of Dry Goods can be had
at the most reasonable prices. az
apl Is JACOB A LEVY'S, 10 Main st.
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Hon. Jso. LETcHER.-The Washington Constitus
tion, of yesterday, gays that SIR Le.cher had 80
far recovered from bis recent indisposition as to
leave for Virginia that morning.
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NAH RoppERy AND MURDER IN CANADA

PARIS, C. W., April Is, 1S59.-The mail carrier
between this place and Brantford, was murdered
last night and the mail robbed The murderer has
not get been arrested
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INTERESTING FROM UTAH - THREATENED
| COLLISION BETWEEN THE CITIZENS AND

COLLISION BETWEEN THE CITIZENS AND
SOLDIERS.
LrAyEswoRrH, April Is, 1s59.-The Utah mail OF
the 18th uitimo has arrived.
The Mormous at Provo were indignant because
the troops were stationed there during the session
of the cour., aud there were rnmors OF threats
ened collision, but no actual demonstration. Goy-
ernor Cumming had been sent for
Salt Lake City was infested with an organized
banditti Some had been arrested.
The indians continued to interfere with the Cal
ifornia mail, shooting at the carriers and stealing
stock.
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THIRD SPLENDID OPENING OF
DRY GOODS,
BREEDEN FOX,
Bread street,
Open this day, MONDAY, APRIL 18th, the mc ct
complete assortment of Goods ever exhibited hy
them. They invite special attention TO a very at
tractiye stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
which will be offered at very reduced prices !;
amongst them
BaIege and Grenadine Robes, in great variety
Silks, Bayadere, deux voantes, some entirely new
style
India and Foulard silks, coiored and black
French Organdies and Jaconets
spring de Laines, ChGli de LANES
De Chenes, Etoie de Paris. and MANY other new and
beautiful fabrics for Spring wear
Our stock OF Housekeeping and Plantation Goods
is very large.
We have bought. during the past week. seine
large lots OF the following Goois, which we shall
offer at very low prices:
Irish Linens, Table Damasks. Napkins Towels
Linen Sheetings, &c. &c. BkEEDEE 4 Fox,
ap lS-i2tif 2I7 Broad at
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h6E MRS. HARRIET A. RADY,
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER,
Residence Corner of Main and 18th Streets over
2 Words store, side entrance. ap avs
fB~ GALLERY OF FIHs ARTS, II, MAIs
STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WATSON feels il due to his patrons and the pub
lie 10 tender them his thanks for the gene
rous support they have favored him with since ne
opened the above GALLERY, and desires 70 inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has in
duced him TO abandon the project OF returning 70
Europe for the present and he is now receiving an
entire new stock of Cases of the best quality. which
he is determined 20 sell at New York prices; a9d he
intends to double his efforts TO please all VINO may
favor him with their patronage.
Every variety of picture produced by the Photo
graphic art to be at his Gallery which tor sty 10
and workmanship, is equal 10 any produced in the
city. Here you can have q picture Of SURPRISING
beauty and size for s. cents-unequalied by any
other house-while Photographs whole size, inch
es by for So; duplicates 81. The public are nyi-
ted to call and judge for themselves
e. Que Quarter size CAM ERA, nearly new, iqr
sale NH l9-lmif
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DESPERATE BATTLE BETWEEN TEXAN RANGERS
AND INDIANS Information received from the
north OF Texas. states that Captain Fords Company
OF Tezan Hangers numbering AZ men. encountered
aDody o. Indians, and were soon after ards an r
rounded by $50 ofthem. The Indians demanded that
the Texans should surrender which Was refused
wnereupon desperate battle ensued. Captain Ford
and four of his men cut their way throurh the In
dams and escaped The greatest excitement exis,s
among the people residing on the frontier ana large
companies will proceed in search of the Indians