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SERVANTS FOR SALE q HIRE

NURSE FOR HIRE OR SALE-A Girl. IL
~ years old. An excellent NURSE As the owner
is gong TO Nebraska Territory Will hire her for
several years. on reasonable te rms to good home
For particulars apply to b. II. ROBERTSON.
ap 3O-3t+ Corner of Sth aud rankin SITS.
EEMALE COOK FOX :iIRE.-A likely WO-
l. MAN, without eDcumbrance, about rs wears oi
age sand to be a, good COOK and WASHER, is for
hire the remainder of the year. Apply to
THOS. j. BAGBY.
APP 3O-2t General Agent, No. Wall st.
CrOK HIR E.. For the balance of the year. two
L young and likely WOMEN-one very good
plain Cook, Washer and Ironer. and the other nc
custOmed to general house work. Apply to
WIN. s. PHILLIPS,
APIS On 18th, between Main and Bank SITS
EWR SALE-TO remain in tins city, n Woman
with two children. about two years, the
other about months old. The Woman is highly re
commended good COOK and very superior
WASHER and IRONER. Sold for no fault. A
bargain may he had by immediate application to
COOKE Il CLOSE.
Insurance and General Agents.
Office on 18th street, Exchange Hotel Building
ap U-tf
Tor NiRE-FOR THE BALANCE OF THE
YEAR, a GIRL, accustomed to homework.
ap 26-ts X. CAUTHORN.
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On Mond.y, 10Th April. hI the Rev. J::; A. psrH;
iEsEeiZA c6HkrNEY, both 81 this city.
Al Brunswiok. Ga: On I'D ApIi! BY Hey; p G, 9.
Ffankiin, MT. WASHINGTON WOODY PAYS
OF Richmond, Va. to Miss GEORGIA V. FLY NM
Of tho former place. n,
HA. Pstersburg. Va and Norfolk. Va, and Bal
timors, Md. papers will please copy.
On. Monday, the z3d inst; hy ths Key M Mr:
AMANDA NJ. ARTHUR, both Of this CITY
n Norfolk, Petersburg and Danvtiie papers
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SCARCITY OF TOBACCO PLANTs.-The ra-
wages OF the fly in tobacco beds have produced
scarcity Of plants in some of the counties in
Virginia and North Carolina altogether I'M
paraileled. A farmer writing from Mecklen-
burg, Va, observes: 81 can truly say that the
prospect for planting anything like crop OF
tobacco. TOR want Of plants. is more gloomy
than have ever known and 1 am upwards OF
fifty years OF age
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dHSHIEHu. TIHHOVNT CN,. VA. I = =,
March %. ls61 NH E-faw'sh
root OpFNt!!
IN s.srtts ~ Ut Il

,an.emen,s to open q large and well ia'a ,,SS
room. At tie WALL. STREET HOTEL !. on aUh
DAY NIGHT, the S0th INST. NJ o'c,ocs sAsi'
pools will he sold EVERY Et ENlNf iT ~ ~
BROAD ROCK. FAIRFIELD. and AshE T.. :,
Races the various CIT Rs - al hold their meeih''
in TIE Wall Street Hotel, and the llsi oil e. e.
will be posted at ntht Tor the rae 9 oi ne o,.s
ing day. Strangers and citizens VINO lee a. DIN
est in racing. are invited Ia VISIT the fUVt ~
every evening, where 'ninrmstIon oil sii silas"
Az 9s~ts ''''' (. A. RAlhE
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The Republicans 1. B.itimeye.

The Republicans press are making great
outcry because their late Conveation In balti-
more was broken mp BY mob. The most law
lees party In ali ihs world, which goes In for q
"higbsF iaws than that Of the Constitution
aud the Bible. which has the HxLPxs murder
aud tnsaTrectioa book for it, Gospel, aud
which seeks 10 slanghtsS and dsspoil seven
millions Of AmsTican citizens, Is the most
noisy sttckler for Ian and order In the United
States. whea ~ psttisst Of IT. own petty
rights asslp danesS.
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Miss Rachel Irwin, daughter of DR.. Thos.
Irwin. an old practicing physician OF Shelby
willie, Shelby county, Missouri, was burned to
death in that place last week
Five hundred guns were fired from the Bat
terry, at New York, Friday, in honor of the adj
mittance of the Tammany Hall delegation TO
the Charleston Convention.
VIM. II. Brown, a printer, who served
through the Mexican war, died near Jonesbo
rough, Tenn, Oh the 2lst inst.
Frederick w. Dickinson, formerly law part
ner of the late Hon. Robert Rantoul, died in
Boston on Saturday.
Rev. John E. Blox. an esteemed Roman
Catholic minister of Philadelphia, died sud-
denly Friday morning of apoplexy.
In Mobile, Ala, last week, Thursday, eleven
married men were beaten at cricket by eleven
bachelors.
Hogs are dying in st. Marys county, Nd,
from eating lOcusts.
There were 1s9 deaths in Philadelphia last
week.
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From Alexander II. Sands, ESQ, attorney at Ln,c
Rtrhu0nd

n, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
az RERs' Mammoth Gallery, las Main ST., near
Governor st. All the various styles and sizes ex
ecuted in the highest style of the arr; all hours
colored in Oil, Aquarille, Pastel. or India Ink.
Price Is cts, 50 cts, $l-frOm that up to 8 l0O
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Wr .Eess.I sna fcd.Ssas z rG'k s. 5:
Ss s !. g fGs
TIE iscs1n Of county vhie the .Gsd run.
gs.rs1 nst h s'H Ssss. 81 I'll. ssI T. Se
m. :: Ct II IN hs:.
who desire to come, would do we'll to come on
" ~ So . df'a'' HENRY 'AoSDh"s'
fsx GisSr R2py e naKfs saS
W.. To good ,workmen steady empo, me at and
s00a wages viii % s'v'" AgPy "S% IcHWsS :"
ap W-N At the American Hotel.
WANTED-A BOARDING HOUSE KEEPER
Of steady gentleman and his Wife, tn take charge
81 and keep at their own profit. a BOARDING.
nU1S Eon at f h, aadss Tor hts own
- ~ '''e' '"'' '"' HUGH hH&p =. 'GALLAHER,
ap 4-N' Richmond Granite Quarries.
w LOT OF GROUND. 20 by 30 feet. on a side
street, within two or three squares OF corner of
dress IEssEh Post oie se Oh s'S ap SIS na
WANTED-TO RENT-A STABLE. with
w room for four horses and two "mnibnses.
iPEss sf$rs'
fenced eoofed Kis to who sfs ca"
veil IeOom nn,s middle ssed VEN, wemsn pre-
s.ss Apply Franklin St. Sd Do Door 5o above sh
w second saad EsS!Sk tkD sdyi H.iHs:s d
addIes. Engine. Dispatch Sos a To1 1,ss'
WANTED-TO HIRE-A white woman. Who
w understands COOKING aud WASH Nc
Apply At J, r. POW ELLIS. Rockets, second door
in Alice. Row. ap
WANTED--For the Po.noke Red sulobur
w, w Spr,ngs; two or three No. DINING ROOM
SEhFANIS. None but the best need apply: Ap
ply immediately to EDW. d. EACHO.
WANTED-STORE- Main street. between
w 18th and l4th SITS. A liberal rent will be gwen
for good location. Inquire at Dispatch office.
Possession wanted 40 coon as possible
ap S-ts
WANTED.-lw wish to purchase good COOK.
w For such | am VIII w1'HT to pay good price.
WAMNssTT, ED-To E5REaA good COOK.
OF the year or by The month. Apply at residence
corner LIST and SnIS s1reet' b II nth
apH- Between Main and Franklin.
WANT. A good OPERATOR on " nee Ter
-. ID; q Wilson's Sewing gM Mnch BIZ cupxrpv
WANTtE;sD-Gsn.lemen 70 bear ~ mind ths,
SIN EkES secured and pressed, to look like new /.
90 to- KtNG'S and see his work,
ap3-lm 10th ST., between Main and Cary.
WANTTEE Ipt-IIMMEDIATELYss-so hrst-rats
hands need apply.
GINTER. ALVEY Il ARENTS,
ap2--ts Corner of Main and 18th streets
WANTED-2,OOO doz. Champagne BOTTLES
w wanted by DUDLEY Il CO.,
mhl3-ts ~ Main st,
WANTED-:Everybo body to know that have
cARPET the and anqifctsse Of TkoNkS
street, Richmond. where they can find beautiful
assortment of Trunks, Vaiices, and Carpet Bag s
of every style. at prices as low as they can be
bought in the Northern cities, both, 1T wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made T.
order. at the shortest notice.
de 23-Sm JAMES KNOTS.
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r APRIL SNow.-I.ast Thursday morning. there
YEAS six inches of snow at Balston, Saratoga
county, N. V; Albany, two inches: AT Koch
ester, on Tuesday night, the ground was COW
cred with snow; Mt Lyons it was three inches
deep. at Syracuse two inches the same At
Rome. about one inch At Utica. In Northern
Vermont, three inches of snow fell last Tues
day.
DEATH.-Thomas W Thorne, Esq for many
wears President of the Jefferson Fire 1nsur-
ance Co, in New York, died Thursday even
ing Deceased leaves Il handsome property,
of which his brother, Mr.. Charles Thorne, the
actor, and his niece, Mrs. Emily Jordan, are
unders TODD TO get q large share.
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JUDGE OF THE HU1TlMgS
~ COUkT-Col. eAMUE 81 T. 1AYLEY.-
Among the gentlemen Of tho Richmond bar, whose
merits entitIe them TO s. Re9tloned q senAeetion
With the RQsiticn Ct JUDGE OF The HQ9T-
iNGe COURT. 10 Col. SAMUEL = HAYLEY-
elements o( Eentleman, . pure and uyTight man,
. oAlm. dispaseiasate and urpretna!oe4 Riud. The
equal 70 the duties and ssspensbhties Of this high
and diatisEnished losition. I'D slc9s:d e TIE
him, 10 will bring @ The beneh - mach Of tFsQ
dignity ct character. elevated sent,mens, leaal
Bar. II thus silcdiss 8 Col. BAyI1S V 1esa Is
dispArAsomenf 10 the olaime Of any geaeleanan
whose name hos heea Menttono0 - e0nneetiOa
simple jnstics to tEne merit. Ju0Tl0k.
~ q. III -z
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DEATH OF AN ACToR.-Mr. Copeland, the
actor, whose leg was amputated i'll New Or
leans, few days since, died in :, hospital on
the 23d inst, of te,apus. He was shot by Mr..
Overall, one of the editors of the New Orleans
Crescent whom he had attacked for an unia-
yorabe criticism. He was Il great laVOrife
eight wears ago at the Richmond theatre.
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A-DEAFNEss! DEAFNESS ;! DEAFNESS 1.-THE
numerous engagements already accepted, will
prevent Dr. EALING from attending only on worry
limited number of patients. An Immediate app'l-
cation is therefore necessary to ensure his
slonal services for deafness and all disc of the
ear. The Doctor reputation as an Aurist is fully
established, and the numerous testimonials which
have been published, from the highest ply scians,
are of the most cOnclusIYs character. No one
should neglect to consult DR.. EALING. He leaves
here in a few days.
Read the fo;lowing satisfactory proof Of DR..
EALiNG's painless and successful system OF oper-
atIng:
From Wm. Joy, Esq, Richmond.
am abundanty pleased to certify that Dr. EAL-
ING has SO skillfully removed nasal poly pus from
one Of my nOstriis. without living pain. to my ut
ter astOnishment. VIM. Joy.
Richmond, April 18th, 1860.
From Alexander H. Sands, ESQ, Attorney at Lac,
Richmond.
CDR. EALING has operated on my right ear, re-
moving without pain substance which take to
he cellular pOypus. bear willing testimony to
his skill in the operation. think my hearing has
been greatly improved. sufficient length of time
has not elapsed to enable me to say that my hear
ing out of that ear has been compile tely restored
| have no reason otherwise to doubt of a com
plete restoration to hearing.
"ALEx. H. SANDS.
"Richmond, April Is, 1907
DR.. EALING can be consulted from till s O elk,
at l8s NJ ain street a fewdoors above the Post Of
fee, Richmond, Va.
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U~ VIM ch II.
>A SIR: We. the /
citiSoms. believing that
site quality. both Of hoal
honorable discharge Of
without diapagagIng tn
men, most respectfully
yourself a candidate 4,
THE HUSTfNGS COT
Hoping that this reqi
favorable consideration
Your f.ieuds and
T. Jas. Deane,
Geo. W. Hobsnn,
Deane Hoba0n.
w. b. Warwick,
Thomas Johnson,
Mann PAGE,
ThOs. A. Buckley,
John F. Alvey,
r.. V. Breeden,
VIM. l.. Porter,
Vim. Z. Barker,
Peter Tinsley.
John W. Sarvay,
s. Hirsh.
John U Chlles,
]. II. Cornell,
Lemuel } erbv,
x. a. r.. Dabney.
II. T. Anderson,
w: d. Stubs,
j. T.. Hay,
w. H. Martin,
j. w. Radcliffe.
Andrew Pizzini,
F. Mccarthy,
J. Z. Swords.
VIM. H. Parker,
VIM. :. Thaw,
John Harold,
John V. Darracott,
w. l.. Waring,
Harvey Allen.
Rlch'd T.. Armstrong,
Chas. Stebblns.
Albert l.. West,
Henry u. Benson,
Geo. 8. Lnwnes,
John w. Dawes,
Jos. 5. Robinson,
A. Bargalnin, j.,
Geo. Bargamin.
r.. u. Hitchcock.
N. II. Ragland, Jr.,
VIM. II. Benson,
VIM. II. Pledge.
VIM. CASTOR,
Geo. w. Gary.
David Wilson,
F. w. Hancock.
John s. Fitzhush,
] w. II. Johnson,
X. O. Waddlil,
Jas. Smith,
Boiling Pickett,
Lewis M. Randolph,
j. H. Harris,
+. Binford,
J. b Stegal.
X. H. Finney.
Parks Il Miner.
Theodore Courtney,
Richard l.. Brown,
b. j. Johnson,
Abr. Hirsh,
A. Hutzler,
Vim. H. kennon,
J. ". Parker.
Joseph A. Arnold,
D NJ. O'Brlen.
VIM. w. CabanisS,
w. B. Peasants.
Richard J. Hundley,
| &. w. Arm!s' cad,
Edward Hudgings,
VIM. L. Allegro.
WIN. Granville Gray,
John Booker,
Roht. A. Mills.
Lewis Antelotti,
Il. C.. Burns.
James } Dixon,
Ro. w. Drewry,
X. i. kennon,
X. H. Crump,
Writ Roberts,
Alex. b. Hutchinson,
G.. L. CardozO.
w. J. Turner.
John w. Kelley,
r.. II. Ganter,
John j.. Woodson,
VIM. F. Firth,
f. b. Loving,
John F. Glazebrook,
| p. August. Jr.,
u. w. Malone,
Theophilus Moore,
g. Maisch.
4. e. Scofeid.
VIM, J. Thomas.
John L.. Sims,
| J. NJ. Goddlu,
Edwin Holman,
! VIM. Watts,
A. T. Williams,
John Baxter,
Thes. NJ. Jones,
| W. p. Martin,
A. d. Sims,
| David N. Jones,
Nj. C. Hardy,
James Holman,
ID. b. Jones,
Jno. w. Baker,
Ash Levy,
| Lewis Cohen,
John Newman,
Sam'l Cohen,
A. Smith.
r. S. Davis,
Lewis Switzsr,
Sam. Stem,
| Y. Z. Watkins,
Robt. p. Pulliam,
VI. Nav.
Stlth Boiling,
II. Stern.
| J. Rosenheimer,
G. c. Tlnsley,
! j. Greentree,
| J.. Jacobs,
j.. i. Slater.
+. X. Woodward,
| VIM. H. Waddill,
| WIN. +. Lefew,
A. Hill,
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IA. More New Goods.


Beautiful seven hounced Berege Anglais ROBES;
Splendid ORGANIZES, just such as are
worn IN Pans:
Beautiful SILK pOPLIN DRESSES, with MAN
TIES to match. made to our own order;
Berege Ans lais ROBE seven houncss, SHAWLS
TO match;
Argentine Cloth and Pira MANTLESS, the latest
and only new thing;
MEDIUM SUITS, for ladies street and travelling
DresseS
New style GLOVES, FANS, PARASOLS, and
many other novelties;
ap25--lw sAM'L Nj. PRICE l. co.
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THE FASTEST PASSAGE YET.-The ship
North Wind. of New York, is said to have
made the tastes passage ever known from Eng
land TO Australia by Il sailing vessel. She was
only 81 days from the Downs to Port Phillip
Heads Australia.
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IA Second Splendid Supply Of
SUMMER DRY GOODSt

IA Second Splendld Supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS.
BRE Il d T.. n & FOX,
BROAD STREET.
Open TO DAY, and thronghont the week. their
SECOND SUPPLY of SUMMER DRY GOODS.
honght during the past week at UNPRECEDENT-
ED Low PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than we have ever offered before. A
very large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
PLANTATION GOODS
Our MANTILLA DEPAR I'M ENr is now filled
with complete assortment of NEW STYLES.
We are now prepared and are determined to
oller every lndncement to buyers, both At HOLE
ap?i-1mtCrI 2i7 Broad street
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aYyIcfAf. 1go11cle.


~ A Card. ..R wou1d respeet4u1ly inlorm
ms ffienda and tho Duhlic IN genofal that ahAsl
leave for EUROPE this week. for the pnrpoes OF
Tying tho DlF1cT fMPORTAT10M
The business val * esrI:d "a 9rrlnE she tine e
most EFFICIENT MANNER and NO Efforts
spared to snfe the confidence and satisfaction OF
my customers.
[ shall DO opening in faw days.
SECOND SUPPLY
SPRIN(i GOODS.
And he otherwise receiving LARGE ADDl-
TUON0 to my STOCK through the balance OF the
seaaon g. hIRHH,
Trimming and Fancy Store,
nm 30-fts 100 Broad street.
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KITCHINGs PARDONED.-Whitfield kitchings,
who killed his father in the year 1858, in Bar
we'll county, s. c., was convicted OF man
slaughter, and sentenced to four years impris-
onment, was pardoned by Gov. Gist on the Ia tn
inst. and is now at liberty.
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A.& ..SEW MARI.
<E4ESAv~ VII com i@@.nne.i :. ,Ihse4s-
~ DAY. Ma, an az, ~ ittS.

FIRST DAY-TUESDAi - Swssne,.s.
heats. for scar Odds: entrance : Ia 1870 ME
Closed " Tn eight subscribers WIZ" IN,
Francis Nj. Halls CHI. c. by Revenue. dam =.
Francis NJ. Halls CHI. f. by Financer. dam
GEN. r. j. Green's MISS Tobacco FLY. ,,p,,r
dan by Priam. "' "eu rye,
". z. Hare's ch. (. by Boston. Jr.. dam r,r..,.
fhoTas n; Christmas h. C. by Red Eve ss~
John Belcher's b. O. 10y Whtby, dam Goh,,.
Robert Alsi"n's CHI. c. by Highlander, dam e.,
Fonhren s. Whites b. c. by Red E,e.s,nv
SAME DAi.-Match for 81 go. half f,,i.,
mile heats. '' '''ief.
Oy ste fman and oh. &. out of Andrewe,,,- h. g.,
Edmondson. " wv
.sECVND DAY-wEDNEsDA Y-Bolln,A,,..
Hnte! Purse $40: two mile heats '"'"'
SAME DAf;-Ma'ch race, for sac. nile h,,.,
Bullion, by Revenue. dam Boston.
Buck Eye. by Hawkins Priam. dam b, Ro.to,
THlkD DAY - Thursday ronrsaso.,
Purse. SD: two mile heats. ''"''
FOURTH DAY-FKIDAY.-Jockey Clnbp,,..
3 mile heats. SsU0 N''o'a'"'
FIFTH DAY SATURDAY-Two R.c,,
First race: Match between Oystermar IVA =.
nette Hall for $1,000 four mile heats. ' '''
EETRiES:
FISHERMAN, years old. b. h., by Reverus, dam \,
ROstOH. WI" "
Annette Hall. years old CHI. IN. hy G,,a.A
mondson, dam Virginia PAYNE. by Herald I'd
SAME DAE.-Sweepstakes.m mile heats ia, &,
year Odds; $40 entrance. $50 forfeit y" clone Al,
the 2Oth inStant-tour or more IN msks a y,.. va
an G-dtl2thM a. T. HARE pyonr,a,o,
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N0tlon0I OtmOCTWtsC' Vv"ee"
We continue to-day our full teieerapnic
ports OF the National Democratic Con se"''on'
II will be seen that the platforms oe'ole .e'
por,ed h.x. been recommitted TO tho commit
zoe. and other. reported in their stead Acopy
Of the uewly.reported platforms 10 given in
an. ,eicxraph:c report Correspondence Of
northern papers speaks hopefully of bsiiofing
20 day; but ss the Convention has TO consider
rho platform this morning, 1t 10 very unlikely.
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q ~ SONS OF TEMPEKANCE.-NO-
~ TICE:-The members OF 81 DNEY. AR
y THAN and NJ A Ron DIVISIONS.
4 who design attending the Miner Monu-
ment inauguration. Will assemble this
tMONDAY) evening, precisely at O'Clock. IN
ShOCKOE HILL DIVISION ROOM, whence the
procession, headed by Smiths Armory Band. Will
march to the hall of Hutchinson Division. where
they will be joined by the members of Hutchinson,
Springfield, Powhatan and the Manchester Divs
ions; and the entire column will move at O'Clock
to the steamer Schultz. which will leave her wharf
at 8 o'clock for WILLIAMSBURG.
VIM. H. FONERDEN,
ap 3O-lt+ Sec'y General Com.
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RICHMOND, April 9th. 1850.
To Messrs. Il. James Deane, Geo. w HobsOn,
Deane Hohson, w. B. Warwick, Jno. Tyler,
Isaac n Cooke, and others
GENTLEMEN: have received your cOmmunica-
ton Cf the "4th INST, requesting me to announce
myself candidate for the ,Judgeship of the Hus
t.ngs Court. Although | know you have placed
too high an estimate on nv qualifications. do not
seel at liberty to decline the request. coming as it
does from so large number of my fellow citi-
II it should be the pleasure OF the people TO
electme. will endeavor to discharge faithfully
the duties of the Office.
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant.
ap 30-2t* VIM. H. LYONS
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"a GOVERNORS M U L T. ID
GUARD.-Attend a meeting and drill at
HM your Armory, in fatigue uniform, with
8 O'Clock. Lieut.. ROBINSON will drill the CON
pany in the sword exercise. The dress uniform
will be finally decided on.
Bv order of Capt CABYLL.
+. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, LIST serg't.
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Ma Great bargains In Silks, and

HA Great Ia riga ms iu Silks, and
NEW STYLES OF DRESS GOODS.
ut the Cash Store of PERKINS l. CO.
No. lH Eagle Square.
90 pieces Rich Dress SILKS at 81, which cost
81 30 import.
Very elegant Dress SILKS at 81 Is to oi.Nx.
Two bounced Silk ROBES ut SIS, worth ~,
and which were iatcly sold at that price.
Grenadine ROBES at $40 worth $50; gYeatest
Sacrifices in BereEe ROBES ever aeen
, Large stock Of DUCALS, BEREGES. AN
SprinG Dresses: from l2,sc. up.
beaW9n.Si OkEANDlE S asd Organize ROBES.
fouiard SILKS at 80 cts very cheap
at l21S cts.
Fresh assortment Of those cheap KID GLOVES
at Is cts. ~
Best English and American CALfCOES at lilo.
New York Mills SHIFTING at Is cts
BEST ~ heached COTTON at Sd. ever sold here,
Tor cash. lap 3s-l0tl PERKINS & CO.
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" Not dangerous to the human family"
URats come out Of their holes to de-

mot dangerous to the human family
" Rats come out of their holes to die
"COSTAK'S RAT, ROACH, &C, EXTERMI-
"COSTAR'S" Major.
.. CoS ran ,, BED-BCG EXTERMINATOR,
"COSTAR'S' ELECTRIC POWDER, FOR IN
"COSTAR'S" SECTS, &C.,
INSTANTLY
Rats, Reaches Mice. Moes, Ground Nice. Bed
Bugs. Ants. Moths, Mosquitoes. Fleas, Insects on
Plants, Fowls. Animals, &c, &c, in short, every
form and species of
VERMIN.
Ten wears established in New York rify-used by
the city Post Office the city Prisons and Station
Houses-the city Steamers. Ships. &c..the city
Hotels 'Astor, " ''St. Nicholas" &c. and BY more
than 20, coo private families.
Druggists and retailers everywhere sell them.
Wholesale agents in all the large cities and
towrS.
-. BkwARE..! of spurious limitations.
81 Sample Boxes sent by mail. .
Address orders, Of for " Circulars to- Dealers
to HENRY K. CosrAR. Principal Depot.
5l2 Broadway, (opposite St. Nicholas hotel. N. Y.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD X CO..
Wholesale and Retail,
ap 81 d2wcw2t'GG Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-30


A TTENTION! ATTENTIONS: ATTEN.
"A TION!-Th attention of young men and the
public generally Is called to a fresh supply of w
style Business Suits. inst received at
N.WALK Err CO.'S. cor. Main and l4th SITS.
Cashmere Business Suits at SIS. SO and $ Is. ut
N. WALKER Il CO.'S. Main st.
Cashmere Business SEits. at 500 S25 and g 30, at
N. WALKER CO IS Nam ct.
Black Dress SUITS, AT Si5, 500 and SIS. at
N. WALKER * CO.'S. Main 1T.
Black Dress Suits. at $50, S35 and : 10. at
N. WALKER T. CO.'S, Main st.
A large lot of Furnishing Goods, At
N. WALKER n co.'s. Main st.
4 large supply boys' Clothing. inst received at
Y. WALKER co q, cor li'h and Main SITS
CPRlNG DRESS GOODS .-CHAs. a
~ GWATKiN. corner OF sth and Main streets
will offer on has counters this moInib ing, bout S2U.-
Oe0 worth new and handsome Dress Goods. amongst
which will he found English Bereges. from 1874 and
liner; French gerege Robes. ioances; Jscone.s;
Goods for dresses; Foulard Silks: English and
American Prints; Sleeves; Bands. NC. Also. l.0a
Cambric Embroidered Collars at Soc. cheap at : l.
1000 do. at sc., cheap at Is; leo fine Embr"i.
dered Swiss do at 81, price heretofore 81 50. Also
Straw Bonnets, Ruches,. bbons, l.aces, &c. Casi,
buvers are most respectfully invited to call and
them. CHAS. A. GWATkiN.
Corner 9Th and Nam streets,
SpcoOd door atrbvc. Nnrth stUs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-30

TO THE VOTERS OF RICH.
49, MOND.--ln answer to a communication
published few days ago, requesting me to say
whether would be a candidate for the. JUDGE.
SHIP Of the Hastings Court. have simply and
name arose emit " with others. Though for
some years past u earnest advocate Of the change
reference to my own personal advancement. Such
an ofhce, however desirable. will always be, to .
sensitive mind. q position suggestive OF distrust
and doubt An earnest desire for it would, perhaps
Of itself argue unftness. Whatever OF ambition
it was never verweening-maturer years have
very much moderated: Consulting, however; the
proved true to me on all occasions. shali-not
without becoming reserve-eubinit my name to
the people in the coming election.
Whatever else may Be wanting, of ore thing
feel assured that IT elected, shall discharge the
important dutls, Of the oiice "tr'fAo"t fear, ia
And ~ an election would exotic NO feelings Of
triumph. % = failure shall create in my mind
neither morr6catiOn nor resentment:
up N-HA A. JuDSON CRANE.