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Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Die elm Bona 6tre Capital pom 5000 600 beliet
uno i'm Sabre 1882 rurt pie @clesgetuns
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Gcutl&en @eiic, pcutIhsr Art,
Die Fh Hepli6Feit UNI Sreue
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linn no Shlehtt9fejt ais 8lusbrit,
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UNI YeruGtet Oh ALIEN.
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Nah Dem lIu9it perlhoa'nen Slid,
Nah ben @rIbern pciner Qietrn,
Nah Dem M>uttcrIanp Suriif.
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SiEltm paulc rtr6unbcnc @oltiinmcr mn ltriscr N8jrtbaibofls >
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0aNI'lt ale @rieH @strdnte frild unt in better GualfSt III Ga6rn.
Z. M0yrbauGen.
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Ger W'rtpi6aft Gee NSueaGarti Spicls pn rcute oil
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2Sir oTtrtrsn benz 9~cctrtcn @ubliFum infer mpbI, uub reifancr~
trttS wager Son Sseinsr. siqururrn unb Gisarcrn, bic mir
Seundbt mo %rnsarilde 9Scint ptrtauten mir nit So : IS Der u
SIalern' 10 ms IN ctnieInen 6laihcn nit 25 Gents bic ST 80
per C0ucne nit SD.
spanilte sSeine. aIE: Ger, @eateira, Stcryg VI wirttib bill.
Die b~eliF6tlt n SrdnSc Gbampasaer, pcn $50 baS Gnsenb,
IN ctnWlnCn Biatheu peIbdltnibmd sia.
SraHelss pm 70 Gents bis ST. ee @aacnc; Johann brQ. Gin.
lnmtijer @bl9nthe. hol Curacao. franz. @oroialS, ceuti4ts 8wets
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Stttern, BET Der D!aldpe ub @auCnt, uno enoltt, bic lden ais
oorSu9lth bcfdnntcr 6aplna Gtaarren.
Die 9srubmieu alien 5dnler Gjpuae ie in 9p~Staur unb & ca.
ioNiNn Se1ne IN Wfatni pertrcten mir eS aarini c @aenten fur bic
ms elein irpNriirt. ~
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tnterietdnneter t6it fcrlrpGtrenb rinen arpfen Scrratb rpu
Glhen" uno BiatCnhpls better Sualitdf, uuo fam lcirc
2uncen hierintt unitr ben a%iuitislen @ccinGunsen p%critben.
Set S4ultn pcr . 2ldttcrn miro b0S WeNpaGen fcitenfret Be.
leT9t Stltcluu9cn. mc!he bjntertolcn mcrccn bel TIturp II.
epte eoer @cu q. 6rnbIs9. 9ro0oifrofc, Ipwie in Der bol;-
ntereTla9e an 8rcaeltr., nobe 9rOOte @penuc mtrbcn, rrarpt
Se'oT9f. Yreiie: Tao teltC @i6enbpIS III ST.. so, une
Adnnfntoli ~ $500 per GorS. EamrS q. Rnrrr.
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1853

&nlenp;r lerrr Nrt fVr ras Sabr 1850 tet
s. s.. Steder.
81 h2S,n bsi allen D!a9Nittn mo 9%}ertdufern IN pen lsersiu
S!aa!ta, Canada, SuS&McTiia, 9tUtl6Ianb uni. onnCren QluSern
una al 5oftcttcr II. Smitb,
9hi5bure, 0a.
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WATSON & BAYLY,
SefentIihe @erihts NnmIltr.

empttblen Ip eur &nn0bme alrr Rettefdle, bic lei ben &c.
r!6ten Der StaN! 9sthmOnb unb cen Counts Gourtrn YIN
Penrlfo UNI Seeltt.rfele anbon49 9ennNtt prySen.
Eer uni Gontmilipner in Sb0ncerp.
Samuel 3. 9aplp 1T Grmmiiicner Of llnitcS sta'ta
epurt Of Claims, GUmmiiipncr of Techs &c. urp adcntljner
Notar. Sfne: 8autifraFe. in Gjrbctn'e Dan.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Messn @. W. PuResIL . Co. quote the io''oWias
stocks a. stated
Va State s9s fat
Richmond City se7k and int
Va Bank stock s73
Exchange Bank 500 r.a
Va Fire and Marine vi onereI
Richmond Fire Association t37k :. .-o Ia. ,oy..
GsamGnd frsds t a 4 as 4 . siSsA ''
Richmond 4 Petersburg H.. \. Se9's. iass ss'es
James r. and K. 90, last sales -.
Va. Central X. r. Bonds US ana my ror can't
va Va Tennessee R. R.. Is. mort ss sS l..
Do Do a apd So
MARKETS
NEW yopK. April 2.-Flour has an advancing ten.
dency; sales Of 1900 bills today at 20 go 90. o.
for STATE s6 55p6 rs for Ohio ana 90 iaege ~ , ,oa
Southern. Wheat very duh and lower; req ~ DIG
ab o. ssee for Yellow Pork dull At Sic 50 for
BRINE e.e Lard duff. Whiskey dull,
NEW YonK Co1Tos Marcel Arr 2Ine U0ioon
have deciding tendency. Buyers demand q re-
MoB'IE, April The sales OF Cotton today were
OF the week amount to 1880 bales and the receipts
TO $500 bales aoainst 800 bales. The recsipts thus
far ahead of last year foot mp $1,000 bales. STOCK
III B I April 2-Flour is steady. Wheat
dull Corn frm but not active. Provisions dull
Bacon sides e7S. Pork steady at $iS 75 Whnkey
NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-The cotton market to-day
was unsettled. and the quotations are nominal,
owing to the PicdynHeS report that the fresiusns
had received dispatches from Europe. aun1unCih n
that hostilities had already commencoo Ine Saies
were only 500 bales, ut llsi@l2c ior mida,lhgs =,
Sugars are dull; sales at 614c Mess PORK sells az
ST. rs; Coffee steady at ne: saes OF tne ven IN
pert 900 bags, against $3.50 same time last year
Freights on cotton to Liverpool I-iod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

NIcARAGUAN AFFAIRs.-Letter writers at WASH
iugton report that the President has been cajoled
and outwitted by Sir VIM Gore Ouseley in the
matter of the Nicaraguan arrangement and that
he is much troubled thereat. The letter writers,
of course, know all about the Cabinet secrets, and
the inner thoughts of Mr.. Buchanan are not to be
concealed from the searching g,ances of such prac
tised spies. Unfortunately for the reliability of
these statements, the President does not seem to
be conscious of any diplomatic trick practi,ed
upon him, to have any fears of the honesty and
sincerity ofthe British government. The "Uniou,
aIludiug to Nicaraguan affairs, says the American
construction of the treaty will be substantially
carried into effect. The Mosquito protectorate and
the Bay Islands will no doubt be surrendered to
Nicaragua aud Honduras respectively; and Sir
VIM Gore ouseley has gone to Central America
with instructions to conclude treaties to carry
this policy into effect. The substance of his in.
structons has been communicated to our governs
ment, and if he exceeds his instructions be will
expresses full faith that, before the meeting of
the next Congress, this arrangement will be car.
ried into effect. 1t adds:
"As to Sir VIM. Gore Ouseley, all that has ever
been said to his interference with this question
Is wholly unfounded, and is the offspring of mors
bid suspicion. During his residence in Washing.
tou he always said. and we believe truly, that he
was awaiting detailed instructions upon the sub,
ject. He never held any communication, of any
kind, respecting it, either with the President or
the Secretary of State. All that ever transpired
in relation to it was between Lord Napier, the scr
knowedged minister of Great Britain, and the Cos
vernment of the United States. After Sir Will
lism's departure, the substance of these iustruc-
tons was communicated to the Secretary of State
through Lord Napier: in fact the government
have never heard from him, either orally or in
writing, in relation to the matter until the pres
sent mOmantv
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The New York Express gives the following list
Of murders and Standings which have occurred in
one tcesk in New York:
1. Bridget Kennedy, killed by "Dead Rabbits y
2 Henry Fry, fatally stabbed by Arthur May.
and 4. Mrs. Beetham and Mr.. Robinson, fatally
poisoned.
5. Michael Raley, stabbed at by Concklin, alias
Smith.
6. Philip Wolf, sluDg shotted by John Martin.
Z. John Smith, shot at twice by A. ID. Richards.
s. VIM. McElroy, (beyD stabbed to death by
Thomas Miller, (boy)
.. Bryan Perrigan, beaten to death by rowdies.
10. Charles j. Sturges, shot by j. d. Piromer.
IL. Harry Jennings, shot by John Jennings.
II. Barney Fitzpatrick, (boy,) stabbed by D.
Wardell, (boy)
ID. John Van wart, stabbed to death by W. E.
Moore.
II. John Aiken, stabbed by Samuel Taggart.
15. William Butler, stabbed by William Bo.
land.
Is there another city in the world. civilized or
uncivilized, that 10 disgracsd by such record p
Why 10 itf Mast such things be, and is there no
help for them, and no hope for the future?
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A Family PotsOned-Sutcidc &c.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE DISPATCH

LEXINGTON, Va, March 81.
This community has been thrown into state OF
extreme excitement by the poisoning of DR.. Jun
kin, President of Washington College, and his
entire family ons the night of the Goth of this
month. The poison used was arsenic, and was put
into cream used at supper, by negro of the
Doctors, named Billy. All the family, including
DR.. Junkin, Mrs. Fishburn and her child, Miss
Fishburn, George Junkin, Jr., and young stn-
dent named Anderson, were poisoned, bat the dose
administered was so large that it acted as an
emetic, thus saving their lives. All the sufferers
are now well, Billy has been arrested, exam
ined and sent on for trial.
Spencer Coin, an overseer by profession, was
found, this morning, lying the porch of his re-
sidence Ton kerrs Creek in this county, with his
throat cut, and the windpipe completely severed.
He committed the act with razor, and died in
few moments. The deceased was in very comfort-
able circumstances, and intemperance is believed
to have been the cause of his suicide. lie leaves
wife.
There was frost here last night
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, frost here last night.
Affairs in Norfolk.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

NORFOLK, April 2, 1859.
The U United States Court adjourned last night
The jury IN the case of the mutineers of the Fly.
ing Dragon, were unable to agree, and were dis
charged. These men, four or ave in number, will
have to remain here until the June term of the
Federal Court. Judge Halyburton, Jno. NJ. GREGG
ry, Esq, Jno. +. Wiley, Esq. and Mr.. Jos D. steele,
left here in the Richmond boat this morn. Messrs
Wiley and Steele, U. S. Marshals, assisted by Off
GERS Capeheart and Nelson, of this city, went up
in charge of Antonio Blake, Greek, who was
Yesterday sentenced to two years in the penten-
tiary Besides. this man they had man named
Mcdowell, who Is charged with the murder of a
sailor on board of a ship of which be was: the Sd
mate This man has been taken to Richmond for
trial; in addition to these two are six sailors
who are held as witnesses on the part of the U
g., in the case Of the United States VS.. Mcdowell
The election for Mayor Of Portsmouth, is being
held. The candidates are Geo. W. Grice, theipreseni
incumbent, and P. II. Daughtry, ESQ., lat I'm
the poll stood follows For Grice 246 for Daugh-
try 144. Showing q majority of 102 for Grice.-
There is no doubt that Grice will be elected.
prRCuscroy
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FxoM WAsaINGToN-The Secretary of the NAVY
has appointed board of naval officers, consisting
of Commodore Gregory, Captain Blake, Command.
sIs foote and Tucker, and Lieutenant David D.
rol.er, 10 visit the various navy yards, examine
into their condition, and ferret out anv CHANCES
for their better and more economical alton
Ihey VIII commence with the New York ward. and
then visit others 10 succession.
HOP. Howell Cobb, Secretary of the Treasury.
mas been directed by the President TO act as Al.
torney General during the Temporary shssncs NJ
Hon, j. s. Black, the Attorney General, from the
sphere of his duties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-04

EXTRAORDINARY ACTION A6ArNsT A CHgMisr.--At
Newcastle, England, Mr.. Justice Willes was en-
gagged two days In very serious cause, Black Va
Elliott. It was an action brought by q farmer.
residing near Bedford, against q chemist at Bsr..
s,sk' @ recover the value Of flock Of seven hun
ssIehdants certain composition TO be used tor din
ping sneep. After the sheep had been dipped, .
slest mood came aud washed the stun ont Of their
as Ito the grass, and from eating this the
plAintin-damsgss, $1,000. '''' s' ''' '"'
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~ ELECTION CARDS-Canddat for office.
at the sp preaching Municipal Election, will find it
greatly to their interest to call at the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
office in the city has the same facilities for the rapid
execution of this description of Printing, and the
stock of CARDS always kept on hand is unsur-
passed by any similar establishment in the Union.
JDH AMMERSLEY & co.
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STEAMER RuRNT

AUGUSTA, GEo., April 1.-The steamboat Augusta
last night exploded about 40 miles below this city.
on the Savannah river. Henry Day, the engineer,
and three negroes were drowned Seven hundred
and eighty bales of cotton, $40 barrels of flour,
besides other produce, were bnrnt. The boat and
cargo are total loss. The cargo was partly ms
sured in NeW York
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CAPTURE OF A FUGITIVE sLAvE-INTENsE
EyCITEMENT.

HaRsrsBuRa, PA, April Am intense excite.
ment was created here. this morning, by Deputy
u. s. Marshal Jenkins arresting colored man,
made In the market place, and the fugitive was
taken to Philadelphia, to appear before U. s. Cons
missioner Longstreth.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-The fugitive slave was
brourht here this evening. His name Is Daniel
Webster, and he is claimed by gentleman from
virginia, who says he escaped from slavery six
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uIHU.

On yesterday wM JOSEPH only child q sn u
and Josephino Piemnnt. sged p mo ~ ~ s.rssl
sfs respectfully invited 70 attend bis funeral nom
hls fathers residence on Jackson street. tbs essn
IA Af 4 O'Clock
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~ THEATRE

81 THEATRE
TWO NIGHTS LONGER,
TWO NIGHTS LONGER.
TaE IRISH BOY and
YANKEE GAL.
THE YANKEE GAL,
THE YANKEE GAL and
IRISH Boy.
MR.. and MRS W ]. FLORENCE.
MR. and MRS. W. j. FLORENCE.
THREE GREAT PIECES,
THREE GREAT PIECES.
WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS,
WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS.
LOLA MONTEZ,
LOLA MONTEZ.
THE GOOD FOR NOTHING,
THE GOOD FOR NOTHING.
SPLENDID SONGS.
SPLENDID SONGS.
GRAND DANCES,
GRAND DANCES.
~ The last opportunity of seeing these talent
ed artistes.
~ See the new style of portraits at REys L Co.'S
Steam Gallery. Price Is cts from that up to $25.
IT, REEs Co are the only Artists in the city
capable of taking the licensees of small children
~ FEES Co have had IL years experience. and
are regularly educated Artists. Beware Of burglars
in the art.
w. WATKINS l. FICKLEN.
SPLENDID PARIS DRESS GOODS
ELEGANT SILKS, IN ROBES AND PLAIN
SKIRTS
MOURNING GOODS. all kinds
SUPERB THREAD LACEs AND EMBRoIDE-
RES
BEAUTIFUL MANTILLAS, in all materials and
designs
TABLE aud BED LINEN
IRISH LINENS
HEAVY PLANTATION COTTONS and LINENS
SUPERIOR BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
LONG CLOTHS
ALL ENTIRELY NEW,
And for sale at VERY LOW PRICES, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
joy Main street,
Richmond, goth March. 1889. mh 29-6t
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~ SOME OF THE BARGAINS,
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS Il co,
No al Eagle Square.
cases "A Bleach Shifting at cents, worth 10
" Sup" do IL . IA
Best New York Mill de us
l04 Bleach Sheeting rs
1914 do $50 &"
Best English and American Prints at II cents
100 pieces Fast Cold Lawns at 1l@R1s cents
50 pieces Spring De LANES and Valentias at l2 cts
so doz Kid Gloves as good as Alexanders at IS cts
The largest assortment of rich, NEW SPRING
GOODS, city styles they have ever offered. all new
and at the lowest cash prices. NH E-tA25
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SIrICInE.

wAsHINeroS, April 3.-ChsrIes A. Appleton, OF
Maine "a brother Of the U. s. Assistant secretary
Of State,) committed suicide to-day ~ asown'.s
himself during an attack of mental alteration, TO
which he was subject.
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xH- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH:
MOND Il an candidate for the effce Of HiGa
CONSTABLE of the city, and with the assurance
on my part that the duties Of the Office shall Dc
faithfully aud promptly attended 70, hope % re-
ceive your votes. IL BRAY.
NH i5-tdes