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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
First Gun frosa Iowa.

sfec4al Dlslstch 70 Inc ~. h
DAvESPoRT, Wednesday, Oct l2, lsj9-srM.
Scot. Coutty gives six hundred msiority for the
Republican ticket.
The State goes Republican by Six THOUSAND ma
ioriiy. TIE Legislature is RI republican.
J. B. CALDWELL.
lScott County in So gave Fremont $50 majority,
and in 81 Lowe (preseut Governor) 313 majority.
1t last year gave YaDdeyer (Rspub. Congress) co
majority. Of course, the State was not al, nor
nearly oil, heard from at Davenport last evening,
but We presume there was enough known to deter
mine the result AL bsil, REPUBLICAN Iowa !
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Ghbes. b. Csfyn. .'..''''.'''''''''''''|
Collie b. Jschson.. s''''s''''''''''
Senior b. Jackson.
Vernon c Cassr b
kspbar. b. Jackson .....s.'....'.'.'''''''''''
s Wright C Lookyer, Carpenter.
Morgsn c. Lockyer. b. Carpenter.
Hunt c. CsfyD, b. Jackson.
BAysrd c. Csfyn, b. Csrpent.r...........''.''''.,d
y. Nister run
II. Fisher b. Jackson.
Waterman c. Carpenter, B. Csfyn.....'.''...''''V
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the hospitality n Marshal Hoover, and q ieay-
ing Ho6vesT. rid MI respects TO Mt: sna ILL., IL
1ickleo A he was leaving. Key came fn; mn yIk
mess and Key. weut out. and q Madison race ~
len wines. abruptly bat good naturediy. eea rSut
Into the Climb HOUSE. Witness went % slcklcg
house. and walking down the Avenue IN front o.
Iacks3n's Etstue, met Key going towards sichies
housr; PASSED a few words with him. and babe MIN
goodbye. The Tuesday before Key 3 death witness
was ut tickles h0nse. ~ reception. eaw + there
Crosss1aminei BY CariisR Can't remember what
the date of his arrival in this city at that tnis
but think IL was about the l7tb.
BIZ Brady Witness's wife and Mrs Hoover went
to the reception with witness. Witness | II them
there and went to pay visit to friend; then came
back 70 sickies' house for them -
Mr. Brady here asked Mr.. Carlisle TO testify TO
the fact of his having been opposed to Key case
concerning the rent oa house in which ne had Been
counsel Of 6ickles.
Mr. Carlisle answered afirmatively, stating that
no. in October last had acted a. counsel for sckies
In such q case.
Jno McElhone and Toe. Kagger. were called, but
did not answer; and ~ o'clock was approaching,
Mr. Brady asked an adjournment. which WAS gran
ted.
Special baiff, were then sworn to take charge Of
the Jury. q,
Mr.. Uuld stated the jury desired to take walk
this evening after Court diourned.
Mr.. Stanton (on defeuce) had no sort OF objection
to their taking mach Exercise az they desired Ell
Their before or after Court hours
The court gave the permission desired. after can
tioning the jury to let no one approach them at all
nor speak to any one themselves.
The prisoner was then remanded to jail. The
Court then adj burned.
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MORE ALLEGED GOLD DIsCOv]

MORE ALLEGED GOLD DISCOVERIES.
LEAvENwoRTH, X. I. April 11.-Msjor Brook cid
formerly Mayor of Nebraska city, writes from
Boulder city, on the 9th oflMarch, notes the dis
covery of coarse gold in the mountains, which
pays SIS a day with rockers, and much more with
sluices. The authority is conclusive.
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YOUNG MEa's CENTRAL Goo

NS YOUNG MEMS CENTRAL GoG
Ss>-aA GIN lLUB.-A meeting OF the Young
Men of the City of Richmond. will be held this
(TuEsDkY) evening at the NJ tropolitan Hall, at
o'clock, M, for the purpose of organizing Cen
trail Gogsin Club. Distinguished speakers have
been invited. apl 2-lt*
N RELIGIOUS NoTICE. -The an
AS~-1a nual meeting of the Domestic Missionary
society of richmond, will be held at the Lecture
Room OF the united Presbyterian church, Or
head's) FRIDAY night next. at O'clock. IL
teIe,tIng addresses may be expected from two gen.
tlemen who have been engaged Tor the occasion.
Pit
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MARRI D.

At Clay street church, on the 9th instant. by the
Rev u N Peterson, Mr. JAMES nj CR0NE of Stann.
ton, to Nj issJULIA A FRANKLIN, of Richmond.
kEStaunton papers please COPY.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
,S~r~~e,s-1~-s~-~~~~~SSse~~~s-
PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH L MES,
oFricE-No. l3e Eagle Square, Main 81.
-.
kkP0RTED FOR TIE ssDlsPATCH."
II RIAL O T
ID ANIEL E. SICKLES
FOR THE MURDER OF
u. BARTON IKE Y.
C1n1n Of Nh, Graham -
Close of Mr.. Graham {
Argument.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE
EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENCE.

fnEPoRTED SPECIALLY DIT TELEGRAPH FOB TIE RICH
MoSp pIsPArcH.l; E-essx f<f
Pea WASHINGTON AND MEMPHIS TELEGRAPH LINE,
Office corner Main and Pearl SITS. (
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MAEINE IETELLIGEECM
PORT OF RICHMOND-APRILl IL, 1859.
>~~~~~>~>>~~~>~~~~-~~-~~~~~-
High Water This day Monday 121a o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish. New York, mdse
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Virginia. Kelley, Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers, H e futile.
schr Currason. Davidson. Matapzss. molasses. @
7 Workman Co.
Schr Highlander, Mayo, Boston, mdse, -.
Schr Ellen Goldsborough, Bunting, Bait guano,
Edmond, Davenport Il Co.
Schr Nevis. Brown, Saint George, ice, Luther
Libby.
schr Geo W Whistler. Parker. Albany, lumber.
Whitlock Son.
schr Geo Henry, smith, James River. lumber, 1 ]
Mercer Co.
SAILED,
Steamship Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse
and passengers. II Tuttle.
Schr jeremiah Learing, MaTson, Bait potatoes.
schr Mary L johnson, Burrel. Portsmouth, in
ballast.
schr Orapeak. Farrow. G, in ballast
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PARRISH
Master, from New York:
Mrs NJ Goodwin and son, Chss Campbell. e :
wards, Alien, G Meade and lady, Miss
Meade, Miss r Meade, s Master 4 X Con- kiln
Birdsey, Mr. Werthemheimer, NJ schwarts, Z
Sawyer, II Chapman, James McCarty, Miss M
Lawier, w fenner, Lieut. Drake, Atkinson. A A
Lovette, Mrs NJ Law, Miss Edwards, Mrs T Wa.
ters and children. Miss l. Smith. Husslen 2
children and servant, J g Sibley. Gotze, A B
Canth, Henry Guy. Geo 7 Atkins, II II Dikeman A
Cemmers. Howes, G Rosenberg. and IL in
Storage.
Also, from Norfolk ] Watson and servant, ] W
Dabney, Burke, Herring, Miss A Johnston.
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~ NorIcH.-Ihe Democratic Vigi

~ NoTIcH.-Ihe Democratic Vigi-
W. lance Committee for Jefferson Ward, will
meet at George Sadler's Hotel, on Main street. on
WEDNESDAY evening, the 18th instant, at 3 o'clk
Below viii be found the names Of the Committee:
CB HILL.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE:
FoR JEFYERssN WARD-C Hill. ohm Hagan. Tim
G BuTns " IN Sears Wood. G f -ader, John Viii
SOD. Jas r Allen, Alexander Craig, w Bethel.
George sray. yas Dornin, John Lacy. Thomas
telotti o J NetherlaBd, Thomas Pemberton. Ed'd
Mccarthy. Allen u Lyon. Il 8 sapxay. b Pearce
Clark. Thomas Faherty. Chas Ii Langley, Isaac
echriver, y A Brockmeyer, John II Leftwifch, II J
Higgins, A Picot. Vim Jenkins, A Bodeker,,
Nordmeyer. n Picot. jackson. Flescher. N
White. X o Waddell. Augustine, A lnloes, B Car
togni. Straus. Tim Ryan, w Waddell 4 D Hell
Ter. Ezekiel, orange Bennett John Cunningham,
"A Arnold. J II Beggieston. Lewis FraJ ser. Thomas
Ciemmitt, ap l2-2t*
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April lit is understood that
the Cabinet has unanimously agreed on strong
measures for the solution of the Nicaraguan
entauglement The Paraguay squadron will be en-
ployed to force recognition OF Transit rights
with the same vigor which marked the adjustment
of the Paraus difficulty. American mails and pas
sepgers will be protected IL necessary from sea to
sea- when the American Transit Company shall
establish Communication through to California,
aud until complete guarantees are obtained from
Nicaragua.
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DIED.

Yesterday, ALEXANDER, The son Of Alex
ander and sally G. Landrum, aged two years and
one day.
The friends and acqu aintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funer to-day at
halt past 3 O'Clock. at the Grace street Baptist
Church.
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~ RIFRIGsRAToRs,
REFRIGERATORS,
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
CALL AND SIZE THEM.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Prices such that every one can afford to buy one.
Refrigerator and Water Cooler Depot; at l37 Main
street THOS EULhLEI.
an lin
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE RICHMOND DIspATcH.l
ARRIVAL OF THE ROANOKE AT NEW YORK.
New YORK, April 1.-The steamship Roanoke
arrived here last night from Richmond.
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nR~ PAPER HAHoIKGs.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
JOHN REG&AULT,
lo2 Main street. square above Post once,
Ia now receiving from the FIRST factories in frarce
England and this country, his usual assortment CT
PAPER HANGINGS..
embracing every thing usually kept II the business
WHOLESALE BUYERS - vel as All those wanung
pApcRING DONE are invited to call and examine bis
stock.
G5- Paper Hanging done well and promptly.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH re The RIcHMoD DrspArcu.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, April 1.-THE Gubernatorial
candidates, Messrs Goegin and Letcher, met here
to-day In discussion. The day has been observed
as general holiday.
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- FOR PRILADELPHIA

FOR PHILADELPHIA
@& EVERY MONDAY AND THURS
SHk16426R DAY-The A No. l Steamship VIR-
GINA. Captain Kelley, Is now rea-
d. to receive freight. and will leave on TRURS-
DAY, April l4tb atlz o'clock, NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
iatiops. apply to II Il FUTILE,
Agent, Rockets.
Freight through to Boston, via Philadelphia by
steam, at our usual moderate rates, and with dis
patch. apl2-3t
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cPDCIAr NOTICES.

80 Ar special meeting Of the CH.-
1RAH AHABAT IsaAgL heId on April sth. Ises, ane
following preamble and resolutions were uns"1
mcusIy adopted: .s. o.
whereas, Il has pleased an Alieise Providence 20
remove rom our midst our late brother nemDsa'
"a deem Il 4 dutv 70 give EXPIRE ssion to our Eel
inas 10 this melancholy event: Therefore. be
HescIved, That In the death OF or late protneI
member we are called TO mourn the JOSS Oh one
whose memory will ever be cherished
Resolved. That We svmpashise with the family Q,
the deces sed In their acton and sss ure ~" 'uA'
we condoIc with them In their bereavement
Resolved. That copy Of the foregoing reso. nsloh
be presented TO the family OF tho deceased ana pup
lished In the Richmond Dispatch: p-.,.
ap R-ls KosENtEbcs Nfcs"
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% GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, MAIs

STREET RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WATSON feels it due to his patrons and the pub
lie TO tender them his warmest thanks for the
rous sup oort they have favored him with since he
opened the above ALLERY, and desires to inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has in
duced him to abandon the project of returning to
Europe for the present and he Il now receiving an
he is determined to sell at New York prices; and 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 art TO be at his Gallery which for style
and workmanship, is equal TO any produced in the
beauty and size for IS cents-unequalled by any
other housewife Photographic, whole size. inch
es by for So: duplicates 81. The public are invi-
ted to call aud judge for themselves
~ One Quarter size CAMERA. nearly new. for
sale NH I9-lmif
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~. But YOUR Books At THE GIFT BOOK STORE
where you may bug
Book and o Gold Watch for 81 90
Book and Silver Watch for 100
A Book and q Gold chain for leo
Book and q Gold Thimble for LOO
A Book and Cameo Pin for 100
Book and set of sleeve Buttons for 90
Book and Q Gold Locket for 100
A Book and Gold Bracelet for 100
Book and Gold Pencil for 20
A Book and Gift Book for 100
This Ia a great movement which has for its end
the diseemina ton Of Be sure to call at
No. So Main street. and by Book. spi2-6t
M RICHMOND THEATRE
Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN
VIII positively appear TONIGHT in his Great
Character of RICHELIEU.
The Great European Tragedian,
The Grea. European Tragedian.
BARRY SULLIVAN,
BARRY SULLIVAN,
E E B:s|::s|} ,'H'
OF Popular Rendition
Cardinal Richelieu, Popular Rendition
Cardinal Richelieu . ,
Cardinal Richelieu) Pronounced by the
Press and Public
Press and Public
Unrivalled
UnriYalled
Tonight Richelieu
tRcheieu
s szssE s$EEEEI$zs
secure your Seats Early.
n. MAGNIFICENT FRENCH DRY GOODS
FROM THE
GREAT AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK.
These goods were purchased during the past
week at auction. by Of our firm, and are OF the
most celebrated manufactures, entirely NEW and
BEAUTIFUL in DESIGN; and in racE. STYLE and QUAL'
ENTIRELY UNRIrALLED.
They are Just landing from the steamer and open-
Ing this morning.
BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE REGINA TAFFETAs
ORIENTAL new, for Ladies summer wear
VERY ELEGANT BROCADE CHIN1Z BARGE
ANGLAIS TWO-FL0UNCED ROBES
SATIN STRIPE GRENADINE DOUBLE JUPE
POLL DE Ua.yRE ROBES
VERY BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE BAREGE TWO
FLOUECE REDING0TE ROBES
EXTRA RICH BAYADERE AND BROCHE DOU.
BILE JUPE MOUSLINE DE CHINE Do
IL CoLOhED PRINTED BARGE ROBES. DOU-
BILE JUPE, HEAVY SATIN PLAID
VERY RICH CHINE PoULT DE Sol TWO
FLOUNCED SILK ROBES
SUPER QUALITY VERY RICH PLAID TWO.
FLOUNCED elk ROBES
FINE AND BEAUTIFUL PARIS PRINTED Ok
CANDIES AND JAC0NETS
EXTRA BLACK HEAVY GROs DE RHINE, al
boiled
RICH COLORED PLAID GLACE ARMURE SILKS
INEQUALITY RICH BAYADERE CHI NE DU
CAL CHALLY
Lupins' splendid quality high colored mode and
black Mouseline Be Lame.
ALSO.
Lupin's celebrated extra quality black Bombazines
and De LANES.
Heavy Velours Ottoman Black Silk. for mou rning
OUR STOCK Is NOW VERY LARGE, RICH AND
COMPLETE
ALSO,
Choice new Dress silks, grenadines, Challies
Jsconets, Organizes, Laces, Embroderies
Travelling Dress Goods. entirely new and beauti
full medium priced Dre's Goods, Damssks, Goods
for Men and Boys wear, sheetings. Shirtings CAM
brics, Muslins. Linens and
Splendid LACE,
SILK,
BAREGE,
AND CLOTH
AND POINTS,
lust purchased, at REDUCED PRICES, with great
care receiyinp THIS MORNING aud to arriye-and for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-12

VA. 4 Ky. RAllaoAp.--At the late meeting OF the
Board Of Public Works. the affairs of the Virginia
and Kentucky Railway company came up for con-
alteration. The Beard declined to annul the con-
tract with Hawkins 4 Co., bat recommended the
Directory to dc sc. aud that the entire work be
re.,es The question Of location and terminus was
decided TO be beyond the control Of the Board.
SUICIDE Robert Cuthreli, we'll known butcher
of Portsmouth, Va, committed suicide on Satur-
day last, by hanging himself. He was well
known citizen OF the place aud recently a member
of its city council.
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LATER FROM MEXICO-ATTACK ON THE CAP
fTOI,

New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE steamer Tennessee
from Vera Cruz on the 9th has arrived.
U. 8. Minister McLane recognized the Jusrez
government on the 4th inst. On the ID inst, De-
gollado made an unsuccessful attack on the capitol.
Five hundred men were killed on each side.
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srUuEAP GARD PRINTINa-The DISPATCH
JOB orFICs being now supplied with TWO OF
RUGGLES FAST GARD PRINTING PRE5sES,ls
prepared to furnish hsdescripton OF work cheaper
and With greater rapdiy than any other establish
mont In this city The largest stock Of CARDS In
the city can Be found at this Office.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE.

L'Oh SALE-FOur Servants, 70 remain
in or near the city-A very neat looking and
genteei black woman, abcut twenty years Old who
has been accustomed TO housevork 9enerslly and
particularly ursin9; an excellent nstress and
tolerably good locking woman. about 90 years ola
OF brown color: also q genteel and good Ioekinr
yellow woman who has been brought u % to nursing
sewing. and general housewofk. about "a years az
sge: and likewise handsome. foe sized yellow girl
abou. IL or is years Ct age whose master rays he
considers her honest and offers her for GALE for no
fault. She has with her two certificates of good
character and disposition. from ladies with whom
she formerly lived. Apply at
ep l2-eod6ts CARY STREET JAIL.
EOR SALE OR HIRE-Tkree eoap Fac-
l. tory hands, two good collectors and one sr,.
class Soap and Candle Maker. For further particu.
lars, apply to
ap l2-dti5th EDW McADAM.
EOR HIRE-For the balance of fbe
L year, q good Cook, Washer and Ironar Annlv
to zap l2.-tsl ALEX N0Tf.
EOR HIRE, for the ba ance Of the wear.
very superior Cook, Washer and Ironer
apl2-3t Of the firm of Harris Meors.
LOB HIRE--A strong, healthy young
l. coIored WOMAN. of good character. who Ia.
excellent chambermaid and first rate washer and
WIN PHILLIPS. 18th street
NH 7-ts Between Main and Bank.
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g THE TRUSTEES of the Masonic
XXX Temple Association will meet at the Office of
w Isaacs q Taylor, THIS EVENING, at IA
O'Clock. JOHN DOVE,
ap I2-lt secretary.
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IN. photographic report this n'ornins o. Tue ~. -
e.ednss 10 the sickes trial at ws sam. ,hs, The
,srsay. from our special reporter, shows snss '"e
&C., go. sar the defesce has been eommenSed'-
sa'sa ,s. anon which the prisoners counsel intend
fae - ~. claims to acquitsa' will, 10 appears
t1,m III. closing argument OF Mr. .draassa ycs'er-
..v be iasanity. produced oy 'ne 'e'f'oe a''o''s>
~ az his wife's intdelisy.
ras MECHANICS lSsTirurEs-tatc'soa VreefS'
AT O meeting Of the Institute neid ias. u'sn''
the following gentlemen were elected e'oeers Tor
the ensuing year:
President-A NJ Bailey
Vice rresidents-Thos wyune and VIM
Forbes
Recording Secretary--Jas w Lewellen
Corresponding sscretsry--deo Lowaes
Treasurer-Sam' Mitchell
Auditor--Gieo w Anderson.
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g BROAD ROCK
RACES will commence on
TUESDAY, MAJ, 8. 1883.


FIRST acknowledgements for three
year old colts and ies out OF mares thst hsye NOT
produced q winner mp to the closing. Nile nesss,
$3.50 entrance; 500 forfeit Three or more g make
race To name and close lst March, ls3swi'h thfee
Fondren. Williams Co. name b By Red Bye.
David MCDANIEL names Oh by 2, Boston. her dam
CaIvia Green names be By Grid Edmondssn. his
dI sRc ~ 1 kacs-saMs DAY -sweeps.aks for all
sges; q dash of two miles; $50 entrance PIP. IT.
prietor to add $50 ii the race Is run. Two o. mose
70 fill the stake Closed lst March. 1853. WIN ~1f
MT Powell names Oh m Polly Berford. T
HAWKING, Grey Pryan. dam nnknewa, ye ssss aid.
David Mcdaniel nance b Don Juan. se~fse'1'
by Glencoe his dam by Wagner. w.,..r hv
Calvin Green names Robert J walker ey
Camden his dam By Bssson nso ola By Glen.
0G sh sss c &
all ages that have n,s won rscs nr V 'n Tsres OF
moreto I'LL the stskt. Twonsiies Ct 20 ise A'''A'
DMcDsniel names c By Revenue. dam BY mar
.foaarsn, wiIlism. &c, GO. s.ms 81 ; Z BY cnhas
Calvin Green names me 9 BY Grin kdman's0a' -
Pp Powell names B fYiia~ay. ,, Boston. 'r' nsf
dam BY imported Pram. Pears oid. nv Rev.
SEcoNp RAcs-sAaE DAY --Swespstaks iof s sn,S
year olds that have never won race Mie Isth
$50 entrance; $50 forfeit. Name and eios0 49,
April. Three or mere 10 ill tho stake g. al
fAIRD DAY-TEluReDAY-Sws w 90
ages; adash VI three miles; so satranss. y sore
added BY the club II the race =! run. IS ssa~s.
10 make the race. Nlosed Let March, g W. yssrs
Messrs Fondren, Williams Co name
old by Ohilde Harold. her dam Qratrn. chads
Can't John Helcher names hr John Y, " eA
Harold his dam by Glencoe. yesrs ofo- old
David Mcdaniel nAmee b Don Juan, ss
BY Glencoe. his dan By waEonsTs w.,s., ,esrs
Calvin Green names Robert J WsiAsk, ' w.
old, By Camden, biz dam BY bosscn. !. xesrs
Calvin Green ais, nAmea fn 0ls1e~s~
old. ~ Glencoe. hez dam By Envoy. IA. two
aIcoxD EfAxs-sANR DAY-FSr our yssh, ~ y sss prs.
mile ds.h 30 sntr.nes r ~ y snors q msksA
race. Closed lst March, - piioyss: nv r,ssnr
Can't John Rslchsr names Asnishs. ~
"a GAVIN Sssss .sass q rasliss. ~ a'sss0s ~
e fo 81 qfHss :. .yaIDAY--sv.ssss.ls = e: 3:
49,. = SsSh a. four miles tieo enereeSesx .ssre
s31esi 81 the club III the raQe = gee. q ~ ~, =
n rsSs rSoS Claed Ia March, g 4 ~~.ra
T-~fS N.Y. niel 4 aueo % ) Gov WNknaAey' ~
NNn 49, se.s~s - f6lepcQna. yeags cd "A.
~. Sscr-.S1sr DAx-cank Fassc tlass 0aas
'As . Sc, e. q ~ ,JjStvIs aazss. Rressss~
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E~ Sons OF THE BARGAINS,
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS Il co,
No l4l Eagle Square.
cases A Bleach Shifting at cents, worth ~
Sup" do IL II
Best New York Mill do "15
1914 Bleach Sheeting IS
1914 do go :"
Best English and Ameri an Prints at II cents
100 pieces Fast Cold Lawns, Of HOPPE cents
30 pieces Spring De LANES and Vaentias at Ia cts
80 very pretty Spring Valentias, at % cents
so doz id Gloves as good Alexanders, al 15 cts
The largest assortment of rich. NEW SPRING
GOODS, city styles they have ever offered all new
and at the lowest cash prices. mn H-tAZo
NJ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city of Richmond.
Office in Belvin's New Building. on 18th. fronting
Bank street. Je Zo-W
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2& FOR RENT.-A small farm in
Il Hanover, about 5 miles from Taylorsville,
containing 2G7 acres Dwelling. with rooms, and
all necessary out houses, in good order; good Barn
Spring Of Water near the dwelling. There is good
Blacksmith and Wheelv right Shop on the public
road between Taylorsville and Negrofoot, belong.
ing to the farm. This farm is owned BY Jno. D.
Taylor, of Ashland, who will give any information
as to the place. Rent very moderate, and posses
Taylor or DR.. Frank Taylor, near the place, or to
the subscriber by letter at Hanover Court House.
ap l2-6t* THOS. p. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-12
F1REHELL APPEARANCE or
M i l. e 10000 MINI.
OPERA AND CoNC.nT IN RICHMOND,

"WEDNESDAY EvLNIlyg,A APRIL ,,n
MILE PlCCOLOMLNI respectfully annannsrx. a.
the citizens Of Richmond that she viii maze ~ "
farewell appearance on WEDNESDAY Evsnin.
April 18th On this occasion Mile PICCoLoMIS3
will APPEAR In 0pers-
The management, fatters itseftha this announe..
VT express ed upon her for mer visit 20 strong a.
sire TO witness her artistic powers on this ocesso
MILE PICCOLoMiNI will be assisted By the ioi.
Theatre London
signor MAG0I0ROTTI. BuHo Canteute. from the
ACADEMY of Music. New York INV
Italian 0pera Honse. ~"
Mops. ! E4ENDRE, Cornet Piston. Cousarvatojra
de Mnsiqne, de- Paris.
siguor MUSIC, Conductor any
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-12

AND POINTS.
Just purchased, at REDUCED PRICES. with great
care, receiving THIS MORNING aud to arrive-and for
sale at WHOLESALE and RETAIL st UNEQUAL
ED LOW PRICES, by
WATKINS l. FICKLEN,
spS-ts Wholesale and Retail Dealers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-12

~PcwsRs' 0ENUIHD
PEARL
ONLY so CENTS.
Bee the new style Of Picture taken only st PoW-
Frs Isl Main street.
IF You wish to preserve your old Daguerreotypes.
take them 10 POWERS. and have them copied In
his new style AMBROTYpE or PHOTOGRAPHIC
POWERS makes life siz" PHOTOGRAPHS 10
Oil Colors ISL Main street
"a Beware of one-horse imitssors. ap IL 3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-12

TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL i2.b, 1854.
Will be rresenied Bulwer's csiebro,.a NJ
E,ChnLfEu or the Corapjracy. c.rs,.ii
hiebelftu. Mr. BARRY sULLIVAN eSA