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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02
. AT wHoLEsALE ONLY.


We have now In store, the largest and most com.
sale. comprising every article wanted for the spring
trade. ~
Most of these goods have been manufactured un-
der our own supervision, and We will guarantee
them TO be equal stvle and quality. TO any goods
in this Market apd 81 ooer prices than they can %
purchased In the Northern eitles. In the assCrt-
ment win be found
Black and Coiored Cloth DREsS FR0CKS
super Blk Italian Cloth and Alpaca COATS
Super Fey Cass and Tweed SUITS
Fey Linen and Marseilles do
Ex White Marseilles nd Linen COATS
Linen Duck and Drill do
Bro Linen and Grass Cloth do
Blk and Fey Cass PANTS
White, Buff and F'cy Marseilles VESTS
Plain and Fig Silk and Satin do
Linen aud Mars Bosom SHIRTS
DRAWERS, 0VERALLS, HICKORY SHIRTS
WkTEk-PR0OF go DDS, DC, &C.
Merchants visitinSthis city will ind u TO their
interest to exam inc Dur eto.k before purchasing
NH t6-Im KENT PAINE Il co.
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EENy yAM1N FAGA, y Il, q Gu.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTfSTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
aN-So!d nearly all the Druggists In this city
fal

HHARFER ELECTION.--Ata meeting
" of the Conncil of the city OF Richmond, held on
Monday, the l4th day of March, 1852 the follow
resolution wss adopted:
Resolved, That the following named gentlemen
be appointed Commissioners aud Conductors to sur.
liulend and conc uc the Charter Election, to be
held on "WEDNESDAY. the 6th day Of April next,
viz:
In Monroe WGrd-Com mnissioners: Samuel Bay
IL. Thomas Barham, sam j rutherford, Wm w
Timberake and Thos B0udar. Conductor: b NJ
Morris 4th day officer. Election to be held at La
cy's Shop. on Broad. between Ist and Fo1shee sts
Ia Madison Ward commissioners: Il -hepperson,
Vim " Crump. Geo W Gillian. Fraucis smith,
and Jas drant Conductor: G q Johnson, LIST
day officer Election TO be held at the City Hall
In J:BerS0B 1d-Comni issioners: Luther Lib
by, JOSEF h Brummell, James Winston. E A NTH,
and a lex'r Craig. Conductor: heuben Real, I'd
day officer Election to be held e, the Hall over
the LIST Market.
Teste,
NH 22-td THoS LAWSON, G OR.
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THE LONDON Press ON THE SIcKLEs TRAGEDY.-The
London press have various comments on the Sic
kles tragedy. TheTimes remarks:
The form of Mr.. Sickles' revenge was according
to the fashion of his age and his country. We
think it probable that had he been an Eng'ishman,
living in London, he would have acted otherwise.
Take il, however, as you may, the story is most
lamentable one. In England much interest will
be felt in it from the feet that the unfortunate
young wife-snd surely she is most unfortunate
was known in the social circles Of London. When
Mr.. Buchanan was minister over here her hus-
band, Mr.. Sckles, was secretary of legation. He
was accompanied by his wife, child in years, and
still more a child in appearance. She excited in.
terest in every one who met her in those days, and
many an English friend will grieye at the term
nation of her brief career.
Such things are of all ages and of all countries
and this Washington story about Mr. and Mrs
Sckles and Mr.. Key might at any given season
ind it's counterpart in the scandalous chronicles
of any Of the European capitas-Londoni included.
It is true indeed that the husbands vengeance was
swift, savage and severe. Such is not the way in
which such injuries are resented 10 England; but,
according to the civilization of country, so Is the
fashion OF Its revenge. 0Ge nation uses q stetto,
another a revolver, another an old flint-gun, a
fourth bsrrister. We employ the fourth weapon;
in the United S. .ates the second comes more famil-
iarly to the hand of an outraged husband.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02
RG BURROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN THE


Has cured. and is DOW daily effectipg the most
extraordinary cures of diseases, TO which humanity
is afflicted Thousands who were hitherto su lfsring
9noer the most inveterate diseases, and which were
deemed beyond the skill Of medicine have been
wonderfully restored TO health, by the use of this
truiy great remedy. For SOR0FULA. KHEUMA-
sCR0fULnUS AFFECTIONS. and for all diseases
resulting tIUm inpuritv Of the bood it is unsurpsss-
cd by any medicine IN MEDICAL science
By thoroughly purifying the Blood aud Stomach.
ana strengthening aud renovating eyery organ Of
the human system it necessarily cures all those
diseases resulting from morbid action Of the same.
such as Ii ER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC.
TI0NS. GEN EEAL DEBILITY, ERUPG I0nS
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
aud all other diseases which we'll known TO
Isl from the above causes All that Is asked is o
air trial. which will assuredly convince any Of
the Incompatible efficacy OF this remarkable pre-
paration in curing the diseases for which it is
commended For particulars call and get de-
scriptive circular. Prepared by
j W BURR0W 90.
Practical aud Analytical Chemsts,
Norfolk, Va
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Lsdd 4 Co..
DR. j w Garlick. Waring Pearce and Druggists
generally. NH Ism
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ssE- THK BKsr CouaH SYRUP IN Tns

WVhI4U.
The best Cough Syrup IN the world is Harris
hoTne's pccto-si Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and is pre-
nounced by MEDICAL men, and those who have used
it, 70 be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds
Catarrh Bronchitis. Hoarseness, Sore Throat from
cold, and a preventive OF that lion of diseases
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use It. 1t is pleasant tc
the taste, soens. clears and strengthens the voice
sllays ailrritstou OF the throat aud lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles 25 and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
sists IL Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg, and ell
tnynsiu Virginia or JS--6m
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@.HARrsHonsE's AnrI-BILIous PILLS

Are the safest and best Purgative pills in They
act upon he Liver, Stomach and Bowels. carrying
OF all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
grippe are easy their operation. and can be taken
~ any time without fear OF exposure Ihey remove
If you suffer with any pain, use HAkTsHOKNE,s
CUREALL, the great PAIN ANNlHlLATOk; II
yon have q cough, use HARTSH0REE'S COU6H
sYRUP, which 10 the best Cough syrup In the
world. -.
sold by all Druggists In Richmond. 90 l5-6m
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- See advertisement in another column.
wMAs's Days AnE Prw AND FurI o.

SORROW AT BEsri-But many Of the lila to which he
10 subjected might be relieved or adyertT. IL proper
remedies were resorted to. We have Frequently
known persons Of delicate constitutions 70 suIsr
short lifetime from diserdered stomachs Indigestion
ane attacks Of bilionspess simply because they
luea 10 use Bvgorainz tonfcs 20 aid nature In the
l, 'nna e % reIiaf ia short time By using BAKER
Z, r,NshIUm "a BITT aks. the best family medic,ne yet
uIScoxered Tor such complaints we have alluded
Gates OF thousands Of persons who have used his
10 piiters and beer cured by them Let the afflicted
therefore. srer longer but partake OF the pana.
cea m red them. and be restored to health
TT safe by al the principal Druggists In the city
Vi hcnmond, and elsewhere In Virginia. apl
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DEMOCRATIC MEErIsG. The African

Church was illed last Thursday night, with citi-
zens who ha3~assemblsd to hear the three Demo
cratic candidates for Congress in this District Mr.
Dejarnstte led off, as the meeting had been called
70 hear him. He was followed by Hon. John S.
Ceskie, the present representative from this dis.
trct, who in turn was followed by f. Thomas
Esq. Each of the speakers seemed to have many
warm political friends in attendance Messrs.
Caskie and Thomas were willing to submit their
claims to a District convention, and support its
nominee. Mr.. Dejaruette did not pledge himself
to any such course, and evidently preferred free
fight.
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the watchmen came up with Francis Loving. a
very Incorporate woman. just as she was in the
height of "blowing of" process, and es they
could neither stop her tongue, get her to quit
the public thoaughfare they took her to the cage.
Yesterday morning, when the officers called TO es.
cort Miss Fannie to court, they found her crampel
almost unto death. ami fearing that she might pipe
out, hurriedly procured her glass of noun tain
dew, which she took down at a single swallow,
and was well in minute. As she was known to
be an old topper, the Mayor sent her to prison.
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CLAY Pipes op VIRGINIA. correspondent writ.
ing from Appomattox county, Va, says:
"There is large section of country in Apo
mattox, of the finest clay for pottery, pipes, &c.
known in Virginia, or perhaps in the U. States.
1t covers space of country some ten miles wide,
aud about the same 10 length, and new veins and
bodies are being found weekly. The attention of
families were directed to making pipes out of clay
some three or four years ago, and the quality of
tho dirt is such that the best article is made out
of it. The notice of the public has been gradual.
iy called to this aud one and another OF our
citizens have adopted the trade, until IL has be.
come large and profitable business. 1t is esti'
mated that sixty thoussud dollars worth of pipes
are sold from this region of country in the course
of IL months. The pipes are sent allover the
country by merchants. One gentleman sends 1o0.-
600 to Iowa, another 10000 to ST. Louis, aud from
New York they send them to Australia. From
some experiments which have been made, this Ia
the finest dirt known for pottery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02
A LBERTL. WEST, Architect Goddin's s

"A Hall Plans. Specifications. Working Draw.
ings and Estimates for buildings and other i'm
ed, and work superintended, aud measured and
valued, in the city or country Ny experience and
fdelity 70 the interests committed to me, will, l
trust. secure an increase Of tie liberal patronage
already enjoyed
Buckingham SLATE, for roofs, constantly on
hand, and for sale at greatly reduced prices
NH II-lm%
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WATCH House RKpoRrs.--For

month Of March there were l47 persons confined
in the station houses of this city or this number
So were white, 64 slaves aud % free negroes. 10
the first station house there were 40 whites, 35
slaves and IL free negroes In the second station
house there were Is whites, 20 slaves and Is free
negroes,
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CHILD BuRaED.-Yesterday afternoon

little girl about seven years old, daughter of
MFR. Claiborne, who resides Leigh street at
its intersection with Brook Avenue, was severely
burned by her clothes accidentally taking fire.
With several other children she was PLAYING
around a fire knded in the yard by them when the
nccida nt occurred.
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pRoFirABLE ANNIvRRsARY.-R Rev. Nehemiah
Adams, of Boston, celebrated Monday evening,
tho twenty-fifth anniversary of his pastorate Of
the Union Church. Among those present that
took part In the proceedings were Rufus Choate,
Professor STOW, and Rev. T. Starr King. During
tbs day DR.. Adams was presented with purse Of
$4,000, piano forte costing $500, and other arti-
cIes 20 the value Of several hundred dollars.
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THE REVOLUTION IN CurApAs.-A revolution has
broken out in tho Mexican State OF Chispas, bcrs
dering on Guatemala:
An attempt was made on the 10th of January on
the city of Comitan, by 0rtega, the former Pres
feet OF that city, who had been removed by the
Mexican authorities. After fierce assault of two
hours. the place was taken, with loss Of life be.
tween twenty and thirty. The house, store and
property of MIR. James Mckinney, 40 American
merchant residing In the town, was sacked and
burnt and much of other property destroyed
The insurgents soon afterwards retired, and Il was
thought they next mediate an attack on the
towns of Socomusco and Tuxtla Grands. Qua.
temalan force had been despatched TO the frontier
TO protect property and preserve order there.
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FAIRBANKS SCALES
ARE TIE Lhu uALlZbD STANDARD,


4 Irlssat fclic arose discrepancy Of ,ceQat
tctrcs5a If ftLlrblaS Scales IN by the Batti
mare and OHIO Ratlr0at CompGny and one e an
0tler ufLctireT recently trted an the Curt
cFC,mTioR PiGGs, Baltimore The case occupied the
his decision Stlied Jts result Qf the eridace, that
The accuracy f Fairbanks SAFES lods established
EXAMINE YOUR SCALES.
AN INCORRECT SCALE WILL KsAw TIE VERY vITALS
oUroF AN APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test your Scales thoroughly, and # found incor-
rect, throw them aside and buy one OF Fairbanks
celebrated Scales the universally owledged
standard for correct weight.
A WORD OF CAUTION.
The JgsledTBed reputation q these Sc0tes nos IN
ducei the usnderS Of imperfect and 1poress balances
10 cfsr them as fuir6dnks' Scales" and purchasers
hare tsreby in B0Hy Instances, been subjected TO
frgwf and Imposition.
They can only be had in Richmond of CLARE 4
son, ANDERSON Il Co. No 100 Main street. who
are the agents, and who keep constantly On hand
POkTA BILE PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNT TER SCALES
UNION, Or FAMILY SCALES
GR0CsRS SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EVEN BALANCES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
Ard deliver at short notice
WHEAT OR HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING sea LES
COAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
HAYAND CATTLE SCALES
RAILHCAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
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YESTERDAY was a great day with chill

dren OF all ages, and the weather was clear and
baimy, they had an excellent time in making
april fools" Of all who bit at their bait. Early
IN the morning, small packages, neatly put up.
were scattered about the streets, and many of them
were plckeo up 6y unsuspecting persons, who had
not thought of the day and mouth, and discovered
that their easily obtained treasure had turned to
dust aud eshes. On Franklin street, near the
market, piece of coin, attached to string caused
scores of persons to bow their heads and bend
their backs only to find that like the negro's flea
when they put their hands upon the needful it
wasn't there
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r UMBER LUMBER.-I have on hand

II n, LII DE- y. ~ H1fC VIZ h~hN
IL the following kinds Of Lrmber:
White Pine Mahogany Maple
Poplar Back W atnut Asn
apiuce Cherry Oak
Yellow Pine Chair Plank Button Wood
FiooriuR Scautlscg Shingles
To which respectfully cali the attention Of these
in want. EDN v DCDLE1,
NH Is 10th st. between Maia and Frankiin.
MAYORS OFFICE. CHARLorTEsvILLs. VA
March 50. 1859.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN Proposals will be received until the Goth day
of April next tor Macadamiz.1g the Maia street
Of Charlottesville, and for performing such other
work as will be understood by refereacs to the
plans aud specifications. TO be seen AZ the emce
above mentioned where also the points from WHICH
the stone curbs CUTTERS cross walks 4c, can oe
obtained, v i'll be made Known. and any osher IN
formation which may Be required. wo,n
EN0INRER'S INSTRUMEETS FOB
IL SALE-The Virginia Central nailrcnd 0ompa-
ny have for sale TrAnsits. Levels and Compsss
They will all be in good order.
NH l2-sswim Y FJNTAINE. PresIdent.
4 NEW BUTTER DEPOT has been
"A opened at the stand, No III Main street, sssth
sjde below Old Market, and opposite Mr William
Taylor's store where families and others IL want
Of the beat Goshen. GiAdes and Virginia BUTTER,
can b supplisd q short notice. n ~ q arar
NH s-lns Dealer In Bntter. Lard and Kgsa
= --,--~-.
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EXTRA SHOOTING Capt. Travis. III.

EXTRA SHOOTING Capt. Travis, the
greatest pistol shot in the world. made some 70
markable shooting at his gallery, in this city,
day or two since at the distance of fourteen PAGES
ont OF twelve shots at the figure he hit the bell
eleven times with the pistol ,nuerted, he hit the
bell eight tRies in ten dischareiuo the nis,oi ha
tween bis knees, he hit the bell four times in i've
Eight figures marked on the board were then
struck successfully, at the random call of one of
the spectators Capt. T.'s servant then took his
posi'ios near the figure and heda percussion cap
box-of the diameter of half dol,ar-between bis
thumb aud fore finger. The captain took deIibe.
rate aim at this object, and sent bullet tbrourb
IL midway between the centre and circumference
half dime placed between his feet with oniy tba
width OF the coin separating them The coin was
struck in the centre, without detriment TO Cant,
T.s boots or toes f
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BURNED TO DEArH free girl named

Maria Lewis, on the Williamsburg road in Henri.
CO county, about four miles below Richmond, was
40 badly buried yesterday morning, by her clothes
accidentally taking Ere, that there was no hopes
of her recovery. Besides tho roasting of her per.
son, her eyes aud mouth we're parched to crisp,
and her right arm almost burned OF.
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NARROW EscApR.-Yesterday morning.

as the hands at the Central Railroad we're engaged
in making up freight train, one OF Mr.. Snton's
omnibusses, containing eleven passengers attempt.
ed to cross the track, but in doing so, was caught
by the cars, and literally crashed to pieces The
bottom and sides of the coach were STAYED in and
the pole snapped of, but none of the passengers
were injured.
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R.Fnnau LlRoHrs.--I hayc inst h

~FRHsH LHHcHEs.--l have Just re-
oe.yed, by Adalns' Express q fresh lot Of 6wediAh
EECHES, which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
PS-Cuppfng and Ieechng promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day AZ the Hsr
Dressing Roors under the American Hotel, and 9
night on 9Th street French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts =. u. DObsOn
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H& PAKKE PoInDExTkR.

RICHMOND, VA,
VIII prsct:ce tn the city Of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield Powhatan and Amelia.
~ Office in Lisle's Building. corner Of Main AID
2S--1 pm
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The creditors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
are called upon to meet in Baltimore, on the 2Tth
Of May next.
The house of Mrs. Elizabeth Wood ward, in War,
rem county, Va, caught fire one day last week, aud
burned down.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR

TERED Bf THE LEGisiaAIuhE UF VIZ
GINiA-O4 PITAL le9,o00 DOLLARS Money re-
ceyed on deposit. in sans OF FIVE dollars and up
wards on which interest the rate ots per centum
per annum IL paid for suns remaining SIX inontss
or longer for shorsr periods interest at the rate ei
per centurn,
Thewhole Joint stock bound for the depos its
Deposits received and Certificates lssus1 oy the
Cashier, 4 B STARKE. ct the store OF srsnce
corner of Main and aovefnor stl. Richmond, va
SAMUEL COfTERLL, Presiaept
STAHEE. Cashier.
NH 3-3m CWALriALL. Secretary.
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COLLISION AND Loss OF LIFE ON THE OHIo.- Further
iaf facatdrs.-We have further accounts of the ter.
rible collision between the steamers Gibson and
Nat Holmes. on Monday night, on the Ohio river.
near Aurora, Indiana. Among the lost were James
y; Caldwell, first engineer of the Holmes; Michael
welsh and three children, from Wheeling Island.
va Nelson White, of the firm of Wiley White. of
Marfinsyille, Ohio, aud q French family of six
persons. Several children we're saved whose pa.
rents are missing r
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GETTING READY.-Laborers are stead
lily engaged in digging the foundation for new
Catholic Chapel, on 25th street, between Grace
and Broad. The location is very good one, and
sufficiently near for all the Catholics residing In
the city east Of 18th street. ~
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aGoIpfSn WEBBING. e.-Col. Seaton Of Washing
tou,s celebrated, with few friends, Tnuisesy
fffv sears. and for about that period connected
With the National Inteliigencer.
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TYRANNY IN CugA.--Vincent Castro, son of DR..
Castro who is naturaliZed citizen OF the United
States, was not permitted, recently, to land at Ha"
vans He was born In Cuba, but his father was
suspected Of being q patriot. Young Castro pro.
ceeded to New York. Mr.. Ascensio, who was recent
ly arrested, has been released, our consul having
demanded to know the nature of the charge against
him. He was suspected of an intention TO abduct
some Cuban damsel
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CREAM ALEI CREAM ALE a

~ Just receiving ger steamer. 100 half and 20
whole barrels OF the above article. which offer TO
thecity and country trade, u . reduceL price.
hassy Collins superior CREAM Ale warranted
375 per "A do
Another brand Of northern Aie..... 20 per Dbl
Do do do do ....,. 5 % Per " 90
Any orders given TO nay drisere, or sent by mai,
tenton. FRANCIS DUECH.
NH zi-2w a,s Hraad street Richmond, VA.
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~ Taa CsrA- Da.va.nr a Z,

-. Tas GllA1 DRAwBAcx to psrsons
70 the extreme south and wsstern
sns ~ most dfreful Of slI discsses EverY day we
hene. persons attacked b. thi. disesss and mde
- snort time, without any means Of a.
~ :. ~ has prese nted his csIobra-
~ ~ who're curative powers for all
knowiedsed. Ths .BtrTExs,s rrsp,rei sfasr =
long experience and deep study, have received The
encomiums OF the most eminent phy sicians 81 we'll
those who doubt their vittues all we can sav h "a
~ them. and judge for thsmselves respecfiysly
where. =. ~ - 80
- See advertisement in another column.
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NoMINATIoNs-The Opposition party
are to meet at Metropolitan Hall Tonight TO make
nominations for the municipal ofices.
On Monday next the democrats of Henrico are
to meet at the county courthouse, to nominate
candidate for the House OF Delegates. A large ats
tendance 10 anticipated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02

BOARDING THE LAw.-Johu j. Ray ap.
peared before the Mayor yesterday morning, to
answer for using insulting and threateniu Ian.
guage to c. c. Elicit. justice of the peace while
dscharging official duty. The evidence was 80
clear against the accused that he was held to bail
to keep the peace. and required to answer an in.
detment BY the Grand Jury in May next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02

Ary sohenEers picture, the Ghristns CoHsoiafor.
wes sold 6 the sale Of the Dncness o. os'esss
shsssr al the pirfmfe Was NJ. Fnder, 4 Dutch gems
flanan
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EETo TIE SourH sins 1.

- 10 THE SOUTH SIDR.--By late
laIir, the Danville Railroad Company have reduced
sne rste of resht for Transporting Ground Plaster
rom TINS date. WITH THIS pkovI8o, that D0UBIl
EArE y VIII Do charged during the months Of APaII.
orders TO any extent can be supplied from the
purest Lump, but should be given early to ensure
IL in time - - = 5 - = - :
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton less than packed In barrels. ssa95 - Z
JOHN n CLAIBORNE
1s J<-SEn No N ri nfYnok