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I ARGE ADDITIONAL SUP P Ii e
IL ELE9ANT
FANCY DRY GOODS.

THOS PRICE Co are now selecting from the
most recent importstions many new and elegant
Fancy Goods portions of which are already In ste
and Others on the way, which they invite the at
tention oftheir friends and the public.
Elegant Lace Nantes Black Bonibazines
Do Silk and Lace do DeGrenadine and Popi1'
Rich Lace Points and net
ShawIs Cord Grape Rareges
Embroideries in variety Do and Blk Cha!lies
Bins cells and Point Sets Pine Apple Cloths
: N do Collars Rich Organizes and Robes
Honiton and Maltese do Do Barge Robes
Hoisery "a loves Mits, &c CoPd Lawns and Jaco-
Gents and Ladies' Meri. nets, Cd, Is, Is Cd, and
no Vests h1gner .
And large and general selection of beautiful Eng
Iieh and American Prints; Black and White Prints;
White Oambrics; irish Linens; eheetngs; Servants,
foods Cotton Diapers: Linen Ducks, &C, all OF
which are a. the very lowest rates.
mv2 Il PRICE co.
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A SNUG SUM.-Dr.J. 6. McKenny, a native Of
Richmond, Va, who has been residing in Tehusn-
tepec for several years, and been repeatedly des-
PEELED Of bis property by revolutions is claimant
against the Mexican government for $500, 600 dam.
ages, which he might get-if he we're British sub.
ject, instead of an American.
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NEW YORK, April 30.-oleared; DarA Oia W H"A
Arrived. steamship Jamestown. Parish. NoTionR,
JAc with mdze and passengers to Ludiam Helne-
Ken Owing to a heavy gale from NE, put BACK 70
the Delaware Break water, where she lay at anchor
80 hours. .... e,, sobr fanny
Lima IF Brower Me- from Norfolk for Providence,
which went ashore on Race Point Fishers leland
night Of the 23d inst are up to 10 o,clock morning
of the asth inst at which time sho had been strip
p oed me Of sails rigging. &c. being full Of water
having two large rocks through her bottom. and
IL otherwise badly damaged About 1000 bushels OF
corn had been got out. in o damaged itsate, and
taken to stonington. and It is thought that up, up.
by washing thro' the holes in:the vessels bottom.
at Bucksport. Me, in lS4s. owned by Capt Caombs'
LEWIS, Del, april 29.-The gale continued up to
about four O'clock this morning: The schr Ino
ockford, light, of New York, for Virginia, and
Sarah Jane, Of Boston, loaded with fish, bound to
Philadelphia. are on the beach. The former came
ashore at four O'clock and the latter at one o'clock
vaaterdQy
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FROM SANTA FEE.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The Santa re mail OF the
1Ith inst. reached Independence this evening.
The blacksmith aud carpenter shop connected
with the Military Department, were burned on the
9th inst The loss ia not stated.
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From tue WEsr-INDIAN RATTLE

ST. LOUIS, May Ia gentleman just arrived
from Independence, Mo-, reports that the emf
grants OF the mines and along the route are en-
rolling into companies for Arizona and Sonora.
A battle took place on the I'd Of April, near Ze.
ma, between the Nevsjo and Apache Indians, in
which ten of the latter and eight of the former
we're killed. The Nevajoes lost also four thou
sand sheep. The Zena Indians assisted the Apa'
ches
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SAEIME IN fULLGSSANC u.
e~~~~)~~~~~-~>>-~N~~>N-N'--
PORT OF RICUMOND-APRIL3 30. 1859.
o->~>-~,~>-~~>~~>~~~S>>->-~~> i,
H;sh Water this day Monday 311a O'Clock.

SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, skinner, New YORK mo% anu
passepgers, Ludlam Watson
Steamer Belvidere, Keene. baItimore' 1u H. w n
ColQuitt 90. s... Io.bsorvi,Ia mdz
schooner " N Co,quitt, Frank. Baltimore. mdz
Schooner j X Griffith, Bennett, Baltimore, mdz
schooner King william, Fleming, Norfolk. In BAL
last. ry,,.na Norfo,k in hal
last. o.,, roda-;ctsbur0 IN bal.
last. n v.dar Vradericks burn
in ballast
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COINAGE AT TIE U. 8. MINr.-The coinage at the
u 8. mint in Philadelphia during April, was as
fo,lows-Gold $4252O silver $l2s $780, cents $50 Ooo
making total Of 5000 900. Distributed in 3sOS $50
pieces Of coin.
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TILE IunICAL ELECTION.

The officers who conducted the late election tor
a Judge to fill the vacant seat in the Virginia
Court of Appeals, met in Harrisonburg, on Friday
when the returns from every county we're receiv-
ed. The following is the ofic isl summary:
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA-ARRIVAL OF THE
OVERLAND MAIL-LARGE FLEET OF CLIP.
PIERS ARRIVED OUT-SHIP MANITOU BURNT
AT SEA-

PEKS ARRIVED UUT-SHIP MANITUU bUhNI
AT SEA.
ST.. LOUIS, April 30.-The California overland
mail arrived In this city last evening, bringing San
Francisco dates of the Sth inst.
General news quite meagre and unimportant.-
The ma kets OF San Francisco were glutted with
goods, owing to q large number Of ships, which
had arrived within the week, and prices con-
tinue to decline. Advices from the sandwich
tinued very active.
Several rich guano islands have been discovered
northwest of the Sandwich Islands, and possession
taken of them by the Commander OF the Govern
ment steamer Fennimore Cooper.
A clipper ship on fire, supposed to be the Mani
tou. Honiwel, from New York for California, was
passed in the Atlantic, date, in lat. IA deg long
IS deg. Several ships around her at the time,
and Ii is supposed the crew were saved.
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NAIL FACTORY BURNED.

KEEsvILLE, N. Y, April 30.-The nail factory o.
J. ID. Kingslapd & Co. took fire tb morning at !
O'Clock. and was burned to the ground. The store
house adjoining, in which was q large quantity Of
nails, was saved. The nail factory and machines
we're fully insured.
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U. 8. TREAsuRY.-The amount subject to draft IL
the U. 8. Treasury on the 25th ult, was s., 0o2,
9l27o, Of which $2o,sso was at Richmond, Va
$l7, 44 at Norfolk, and $3,173 at Wilmington, N
c. A transfer of STAG, 600 to Norfolk, was ordered
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" TO THE PUBLIC.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS

NE W ANU bEAUIITULO L EINU UVVDOs
No q MAIN STREET.
You will find the chearest, handsomest Goods OF
every description that can be found at any Dry
Goods Store. Black and Colored Silks so cents and
upwards; De LANES, Organizes and Jaconets, Lawns
and Caicoes and Bereges all prices Brilliants at
ten cents; Brown Linen, for Men and Boys, at l21s;
Ladies' Handkerchief S OTIS and upwards; Black Silk
Mitts 371s (worth 75) Marseiliies and Linen Boeoms
at IL cts and higher prices; Stella Shawls and Man
tiilas from LIS, Ac White Ladies' Kid Gloves, s71z
rts Lisle Thread Gloves ga, worth 25) Irish Lin
EMS Toweling the cheapest brought to the city;
Swiss and Cambria Collars; Swiss and Cambria
Bands. astonishing low; Green. Brown and Blue
Bereges for Wells at Kuchos for Bonnets at H.
as cents richly worth double the money; Extension
skirts, 81 cents and up wards; Brown and Bieacbed
Shifting and Sheetiug at all prices; Black, White
Goods at prices that cannot fail to please Call soon,
before it be too late, at No q Main street.
NH 10 JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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1859. SPRING TRADE. 1859
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN-

" WARE-GEORGE ]. SUMNER. Ne. 20 Pearl
street, Richmond. Virginia, 10 now receiving his
spring stock of China, Glass and Earthenwara.
looking Glasses and House furnishing Goods By DR.
rect importation from the potteries in England and
personal selections from the factories In this coun
try. Our purchases have been unusually large,
in the country. We invite merchants and dealers
generally to call and examine. assuring them Of our
Intention and ability offer to the trade o. large
an assortment, and at ~ low prices any repack-
ing house in any of the Northern markets:
Orders solicited, and promptly and faithfully At
tended to.
fe % GEO SUMNER
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r ~ cunnsseeU CHI ANGE OF
r SCHEDULE.
SUNNER ARRANGEMENT
RICHMOND and DANVILLE RAIL-
ROAD,


On and aiter Monday, March %, 1889, the Mail
and Passen Trains on this road will run as fol-
lows: ,
Leave Richmond daily Sundays ineluded) at
$50 A NJ, for junction, Lynchburg, Bristol. Knox.
vile, Dalton, Chattanooga. Nashville and Mem
phis. Tenn, Atlanta, Ga, and Montgomery, Ala.
And daily Except Sunday for the Junction at Al
P NJ, after the arrival of the Northern trains
Leave Richmond daily Except Sundays( for Dan
Vile, Va, and Greensboro. Nc, at $50 A NJ.
Leave Junction Burk's] daily (sundays included)
at 2ao 4 N. and arrive in Riehmend at 54o ma ~
NJ. and arrive in Richmond at $50 NJ.
tA-T The above train! connect both ways with the
from the Southwest, and with the Va Central and
RF Potomac railroad trains, to and from the
North.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
through to the above points; also. to the Virginia
Springs.
For through tickets, and further information, ap.
ply at the ticket Office of the Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad Company.
Richmond and Danyile Il Co,
Richmond March 25 1858. NH Is
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~SEcoAD SUPPLY
OF TIE MOST DESIRABLE AND
FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
TRIMNlNGS
Ever offered In this city, comprising
PRINCES
MARABOUTS
POMPANETS
QUILTED RIBBONS, &c
ALSO,
HOSIERY. GLOVES
SHETLAND YARNS
ZEPHYR W0RSTEDS
FANCY GOODS, &c.
GEO RUSKKLL, Keach's Old Stand.
ap l9-6.* NO 81 Main street.
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ROCKAWAY AND HAIR.

692aA NESS FOR SALE.-I have q very
handsome Rockaway and Harness in perfect order,
which will sell very low, Apply to
TH0S w KESsEE, Auctioneer,
my 2-6t Office corner of 18th and Gary afa
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SENTENCE OF MURDERERs

BRANrFoRD, G. W.April 30.-Moore and Over, the
negroes arrested for the murder aud mail robbery
near here, ten days ago, were found guilty this
morning and were sentenced to be hung on the
7th of June. They made foil confession after
fIa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

- LADIES', MISSES and CHILL
DIRE V6' BOOTS AND sHOES.-We have
on hand large and we'll selected assortment OF
Ladies', Misses and Childrens' Boots and Shoes
both with and without heels. which are very hne
and pretty, embracing most Of the different styles
now In use for dress purposes. And We have also
had made expressly our order, rst rate assort-
ment Of Ladies, Misses and Chldrens Shoes for con-
slant wear which are made fully as good and sub
stantial, % Shoes can be made, and are soft and
pleasant to wear. Gall and see them at
PUTNEY WATTS
n IN No ia Mntu al
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>. GENE FOB THE PIANO FORTE

LEH1H Just received by A MORRIS,
S 81 Main street.
Oft in the Silly Night. arranged for the piano,
by Brinley tichardi; 40c
The Wedding Polka, by Kunkel; sc
Violante-Valsepar Charles UAbert; 500
The Light Guard Polka, composed and respect.
fully dedicated to the Detroit Light. by
Whitmore; SOC
The Minneinnepe schottisch. by Gernerd; l3c
The song Of the Skylark, words by j Carpen.
ter. music by Stephen Grover; 25c
The Parting Waltz, by Il George; Csc
Katy's Waltz. by U Hertwig; 25c
The Clayton schottisch. BY Jno + Miller; Csc
Youth and Age-a ballad, by Stein; Csc
Carrie Lane-a new song, words and music by
VIM Wetmore; CSC
The Moonlight Waltz, composed for the piano
by Gernerd; 25c
The Evening Glow Polka, composed by Jean
Name; Csc
The Empire Vsrsoviana. as danced at Signor
Planie's Academy. composed by Oh Noff; CSC
The Broken Ring-a ballad, written and com
posed by Geo D6hskin; &c
Strong Faith and Perfect Love-sacrei song,
written by j = Carpenter, composed By
Stephen Glover; 25c my 2-2t
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TRAVEL 70 EURoPE-The steamship Fulton, iei
New York Saturday morning, for Southampton ans
Hsvre, with Dol passengers and $i'os],oV IL
specie. The City of Manchester, for cork' carried
"a cabin passengers, and l47 In the storage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

~ GRIAr EXCITEMENT - BIZ TSLn-
aRArH-wATs0N. u Main strnt. whitehursts old
Views taken in England. France. Italy, and he
Holy Land. Of Landscapes. Groups and 6tatuary.-
The best style of PHOTOGRAPHS taken By
WATSON for 81. Likewise AmbFotypes for $50.
Photographs. life size, colored In OIL or pasted,
and COPIED from old Dagusrreotypes and enlarged.
ap Tiff
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Me- JUST RRCEIvED-
SECOND SUPPLY OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
CRENSHAW, QUARLES & co. invite the atten-
tion of purchasers TO their large mag nifcent and
attractive stock Of spring and Summer Dfy Goods.
Ladiea' Dress Goods in great variety
Silk and Lace Nantes and Shaw Ii
Cloths Cassimeres and Veetings
Goods for Misses and Boys wear
Servants and Housekeeping Goods
an a9-3t 229 Broad street.
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Richmond and Danyille R Il Col
Richmond. March Is. 1858.
IUAN PIZZINl

TUAN PIZZINl,
u IMPORTER AND WHOLE4ALR
DEALER IN FOREIGN FRUITS AND
REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURE,
Keeps always on hand the largest and freshest
stock of Fruits Nuts Preserves &c, and continually
receiving by every steamer and sailing packet, an
additional supply. Call at the cheap store Of
JUAN PIZZINI. No I25 Main ct,
M n Rchpond. Va.
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n% MANTLE DsPor, SO MAIN sTRlEr,
the place for bargains; this is the place to find the
cheapest and most fashionable Nantes TO be bought
in this city Wrappings for Ladies, Misses and
Children Of the newest designs; Headdresses and
Fancy Hair Pins Of the richest Styles Bonnets. BIB
hons Rucbes Flowers, Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods; shawls, Busters. Mantillas, Embroideries
Fringes and trimmings; Ladies Dress Goods in
great variety Hoop Skirts Of all kinds.
If you wish to secure the cheapest goods to be
found In this CITY, call at the Mantle eoot, SO Main
street, and purchase goods at prices to defy compe
tion FZEKIEL.
Mantle Depot, No So,
mv2 ,dain street.
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TELEGRAPHTO NEWS.

pRR MAGNETIC rELHaRApH HINES
ovricE-No. 13Q Eagle square, Main Ut.
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- HnHlY /. BIooxn has resumed
the practice Of Law in The city Of Richnond.
once " Hstvtnb New Duilding. On nth, konslna
hank street. - 1s-Ss
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~ The Ladies will please call at
ELICIT wEIsIGER'S, and examine their stock
of Childrens Goods o. the latest styles just receiv
ed. ap 31-iW
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- MANTLE DHPor, SO Main street.
Ny store will be closed on Monday and Tuesda =,
the 2hth and 26th instants, and re-opsned on We'd
nesdAy. RkZDKIEL.
Apa 50 Main street.
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EAMILY GROCERY

Z AND LIQUOR STORE.
FRANKLIN, BETWEEN 18th AND 10TH SIS.
The undersigned would respectfully call the atten.
ton of families and others to the choice stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,. WINES AND LIQUORS,
which he warrants, as to quality and price, not 70
be excelled By any other house in the city. All
orders promptly attended, and Goods delivered in
any part of the city free of charge.
' PKAVENAGH,
faQ Franklin at above LIST Market.
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TO THE PLANTERS OF VIR-

"A To THE PLANTERS OF V1K-
GINA GIN, . AND NORTH OAKoLISA;-1R yI..
WOODS extensive assortment of FURNI-
TUkE AND MATTRESSES; you will find every
variety of Furniture for Chambers and Parlors,
Rosewood, Mahogany. Walnut and Oak. His goods
manufactured by the most experienced work
men, ALI in want of articles in his ipe will nd it
to their interest to examine his stock as he is offer.
ing grert inducements. my 2-2ts
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There wsrs 164 deaths In New York, last week.
Tho municipal election In PhiladslphiA takes

There vsrs l64 deaths in New York, last week
The municipal election In PhiladslphiA takes
place t4moFrow.
The .Prsifis Chicksnn h the nsme Of . news.
paper recently stasts1 IN town ont west.
recent doafh o. Alexan4sf Dumase wife. The ex.
istsacs u sscA lady ~as qsits unknown.
A .spsrssct hurricanss visited Big Spring, Page
county, Va. o. ~ 23d nltY blowing down one
house and 9nsnbsr of fsncss.
is. ClsrtA. tko comedian, Nss married Ia Bait,.
mora. Yriday, - sister Of the trsgedian, Ed Ii
1ooth.
The fnpssal Of the late Bishop Doaus took ul.c.
q nuEiipetop. y. j., on Thursday.
1As Jo.rnsi da VI eonsrsdicts the announce.
nsnt u the death Of ~. Alexis de rocons.ssss
which APPEARED 10 the London Times. NJ q rsnr
ysseass1 y b lying extremely low In as islss
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RIof AT AspINwALL.-The steamer Northern
Light arrived at New York Saturday morning,
having leis Aspinwall 90 the 2lst ult. Archbishop
Banche.t, of California, IL among her passengers
On the evening OF the 18th. during the process
SION ON Palm sunday, riot occurred between the
nstiyes who reside within the CITY, and the blacks
who live Without the walls. In which tive or three
were wounded. The military were called ous, ana
were under all might Ihs hs rSos Sna
Con modors Lsng sent several small armed boats.
with 800 men, 20 protect tue American residents.
but their services were not required ana tney re-
turned on board q daylight;
The sioopof-wss v.ndalis arrived at Pana-
Jamestown nd Relief were 81 Aspinwall On the
2Ist. Fac Roanoke vas 20 sail for San Juan del
New YORK Tor aan FrAucisco, had not arrived at
Valparaiso on the Let inst and fears we're enter.
tanned for her sAgoty.
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T.ros,s or Oar aoops A. NEW YcRx.-The i'm.
nor,s OF dry goods ~ New York, for the month OF
arr, we're three times ~ large ~ for the CORES.
pend,sg period Of last year, and considerably ~
excess Of the same period Of 1857, although tue
monthly summary for the last named year 10.
c,uded one more week. Tho Journal Of Com"esoo
furnishes the following summary ...n
1857. 1858. 'o's'
Entered for ware eco q a,s an,
bntrd for consump- ,., ,.t oaa ;6N a.,
Ainya..
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~ VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsTI
~ rurI-A regular monthly meeting Of the
Virginia Mechanics Insti ute Will De heId "a the
As proposed amendment to the Constitution will
come no for action it 10 very important that every
member should be present
m Pit y w EW bA1nKSt 1So =
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~FH1sH LlHoHns.-I have lust r.
csiyed. BY Adams Express, fresh lot OF ewedish
LnBCHEs, which viii DO applied upon most reason.
able terms.
10. Can be found Of all hours Of tho DAY. At the Hon.
Dressing Room under tho American Hotel and q
night on eth street French Garden Hi3.
my 25-I r. q. VOBeON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

- ELHEP AT EASE AND IN PEACE
DEAD SHOT W BED BUGS.-A perfectly reliable
preparation for the humiliation Of those pests 20
repose. Put mp In convenient style. Price IS cts
per bottle: just received and for sale at the APO
thccary store of
wv aARLICK, Market Piscc
ap 20-2w Franklin st, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

Mr JUsr RECEIVED
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
HATS,
CAPS,
sTRAW,
CHILDREN'S GOODS
an 30-Iw ELLETT q WEISIGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

VIRGINIA GENITAL AGRIoULrU-
~ RAJ SOCIETY Tho Monthly Meeting OF
the Executive Committee of this Society will take
place on "WEDNESDAY afternoon next, at the ONCE
Oh MI Ason'' "' c. DIMMOCB, see'y
an 2s-td ta.C. a. ooclo'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02


n ODYnnfN0 1na WHuuLun =
wr,son sewing Machines 70 the people Of virginla.
sosad.n 3. AZ = . E; ne eess
80 rowfi rmafjou or this opiLi ressr 70 the r.
eorSs ofths Various fndusrial and Mecssaicsl Asso
Citations throughout the county,; sne ~ v't,s,
pssc and 10 the ct that the people are hus ins
more than two thousand Of them syssy U9sum
TINS ~ ~ ~sirs II the United states and the
sfssss q virginia Nsw York New sssss cb team
syiysnis Kentucky, li'ino,s sn1 csiiiornia; snd
S nsss. n uincifnati Chicago. g Lcuts ssin
.a T.snssS sm. tusrs ss snS = 8:
orl9ln.I sRv msrnsr without bastspG; y ed9Rieo
% coarse Or ns work. runs with eess snd
i simple and durable: ssax.g IN; sHu''e' ''N
No charge for instructions, OF pscAlns ."0 my
ping.
s nS9oe IA Main street. Richmond. vac .,.
mr. 2-6S oD"~'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

t@- Ss1
REEFS Goa
NEW STYLE
PORTRAITS,
THE PEARL AMBROTYPE.
MOST BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE ExTASf.
All STYLES of Portraits known in Photographic
Art. taken at the STEAM GALLERY, i3s Main
street.
An work warranted to please. or no charge.
Prices ranging from Csc to S25.
Large size Family Groups, and
$1,000 worth of Fancy Cases,
At one half the usual prices.
Have your old Pictures copied In the new style,
Te prevent their fading.
See specimens of small children at their
Doorway. See ii You can find any at other
Galleries to compare with them.
Beware OF Bungling Operators and Imitators.
sd Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02

- HOLLYWOOD CEMsrERY.-The
annu.l meeting eff the Hollywood Gene
tarv COMPANY will be held at the office Of the Pre-
sident. on TUESDAY. the Sd day Of May. at one
WIN b HAXALL.
an M-dtd Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-02
TVEN PIN ALLEY

TEN PIN ALLEY
L FOR SALE
Situated near the business part Of the city, in per-
feet Order and good run Of custom; sold because
the owner has not time to attend to It, If early APP
plicatiou is made bargain may be had For further
information. terms. &C.. apply at this ONCE.
m IL
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tA-MECHANICs' HALL,
GREAT SUCCESS.
SECOND WEEK!l
RUSSIAN WAR
SIEGE OF sgBAsTOPOLl
OPEN NIGH THY!


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OPEN NIGHTLY!
~. Buy rovR Books AT THE GIFT Book sroRS
where Jon may buT-
Rock and q God Watch for SLIGO
Book and q Silver Watch for LOO
A Book and q Gold Chain for 100
Book and o Gold Thimble for 90
A Book and Cameo Pin for leo
ABook and a set of Sleeve Buttons for leo
A Book and Gold Locket for LOO
Book and Gold Bracelet for ] 90
A Book and Gold Pencil for LEO
Book and Gift Book for 100
This il n great movement, which has for its end
the dissemination of knowledge. Be sure TO call at
, No Sc Main street. and buy Book. sp "-ot
At RETAIL
BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS.
Receiving from this mornings steamer,
DOUBLE vOLANT RICH SILK ROBES
EIEaANT DAREGE DOUBLE YOLANT AND
JUPE ROBES
spLENDID EMBRoIDERIEs AND LACEs IN
COLLARS AND SLEEVES
BERrHES AND CAPES
| Our assortment of Beautiful DRESS SILKS and
| splendid Paris DRESS GOODS. in all COL0Rs. DE.
SIGNS and QUALITIES is entirely new. and very
| large and complete
For sale OF the lowest prices.
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shawls. in real Lace; Grenadine. French and Chan
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| Barge; Linen. Poplinette, DC.
Our black and colored light cloth Raglan for THU
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| CLOTHS
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| Vestings.
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