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@ %s"cs sh On c TuEsD rl!i oo I'd
F}ksT ibXI"isT Rxcz-iisxsi Stake fer Colts
sna s: .aass the
Closed ON lst March with the following subscri-
+. M. Hall name. Oh; 9. Eugene. BY Revenue.
dam Fanny, Fer1. by Glencoe. Also. oh. 6lly BY
' Hare sa names o. lily BY Boston. Jr dam by
John 1. R.ltze. name: hay 6lly by Red Eye. dam
Ensnt ny b., Iii, Sally Eub.nk J by
Hidebrand, out of Markrave mare.
Nat. 4. Thompson names bay 6!ly by Boston. J..,
Dam Ssnis Also. :oi;.si ss Ss ffsn.iss. dam ),
Hsxfin's Plisn. dam b Boston. out q Ca; Jones,
Si; s.m af f:s s fb s: fF sSae'0 Fly
SANE DAY-1D RAcE.-Proprietor's Purse. ESQ
SEc S,ls S' pAY-lsr RAcE:-svssPssakss for
Sclss sas s'ii .SSsd 81 the cub
ga sAa Il 6xy-sD -fropretors Purse ESQ
Fiji 4hHir n bIiYisr RAcssvss,.sss.s Tor ce,s
:.a r.. ss' ga sSa.a 5, &: ca
'as;;ziS Il 7 bXY ~ for cs,
and fiiisse. thess years Old. oet of meres vhsck
, : .a:sr e e :as 81 ss.
e Z. s: ss:s .. s
sS5ea s. u GLIB il three % 'aets ssaIt
bA},s1 ,i ais. ~ III: ss..t &. ~ =:
sss :. 81 g: :. Sss for d. ys
.ss & 81 8. s:sn q s; ca 3'' %
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a''.'a ''' + -. 81 -
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AUCTION 0ALES.
sA l. or vALCAnLu
~ ! REAL EsT*TE !F H MD ADJOINING NAN.

j Al s. oxssisssts m
CHEST ER. AND sLAvEs 1As Trassess il ;
snsss: T, w ss S AS S
corded in Chester&sd County Court. W. shall, in
execution Of n: said trust 1roeosS, e :s pub
se s nsi , a.y SG sss ks% sfxrH a snd
s:x ;s:ss:. .'sass.d on The w.::sss f limit. s.
several smaller ONES The land west Of the rail-
f.% re s and the
acres Will he sold by ths aere This lsnd il mdmi-
Esny adapted to market ssi ; . The land I'd
the hour Of ssle.
.s sna se SeGs vaiasos SLAVES 'o
The particular attention Of the public il respect
s.ed to a. hst
than the one .n WHICH MI; Sne,ings now resde,.
TkR~s.-For the Real Estate, enc fourth each;
chase money is paid. Ths Slaves will be sold for
s ss The '''s; f?i .'f9 sis :, sn.
GoDDIN l. ArrERsoN. Aacts. apA
TFcTUsITEEE'ss SAFE iTGs 81 An 6wk,5kssE
9EN IAE MlLtiAMsBURS ROAD; ONE MILE
BELOW ktCHMOND.-As one OF the trustees in
= certain deed Of trust, executed ny Mr.. Andrew
+. Carter. dated ID March 1857. dulv recorded in
hentico County Court. shall. IN execution there
cured thereby proceed to sell at public auction,
ON the premises. on SATURDAY. the sth May
IS", at u clock the property convey ed ny the
sad deed: containing ia acres, and having
thereon large Frame store and Dwelling, now
IN the occupancy Of said Cartsr.
TKKMs.-EnOuyh in cash to defray expenses Of
sale and dischar uose Of S547 Is with interest
from 5th March. 1860, and ths fesidus on snet
terms a n NJ fhoa ri h.
purchaser to Day the taxes for tho present year.
The title Is believed to he good. but tho trustee
Will convey with the Usual pecla! warranty.
W. GODDIN, Trustee.
GODDIN L APPERsON, Aucts ap2S
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CoMMTssySHESs4k:v . al Of TIE E!E X xA1

y IABLE PROPERTY ON GAMBLE,S Hill.
GETIiER WITH sEVERAL VACANT LOTS
ADJOINING-As Commissioners. appointed hy
decree Of the Circuit Court 0f the cit, oil Rich
mOnd, pronounced on the 10Th day of Feb, 1885, IN
tho case Of Preston aEsinst Tyrse, &C.. we; or Q.
prs@i. e. on on wEDNEsSAY the "a May: 1850, at
AZ o'clock, r. NJ, Of fair; if not. the next far
day , the very valuable real estate above refe!red
to. now in the occupancy 81 Niessrs VIM. Wallace
Sons. a. = lesidence. The Lot has \ front OF
sSs s. I2 feet on the east line Of 81 street, and
depth If I'D feet. to an alley 20 feet wide. The
Manxiop House is 2 large one. and vas. few
and il nov in petty good rs g.ir: There VII Re
attached tn the Mansion 628 II feet Of Land, on
Sd street. and the balance Of the Land Will be d.
vided into Building Lots, according to the oriEi-
nal plan and suryey, which will bo shown at the
sale, and can in the meantime he seen at the once
of the auctioneers The location vi the fU!eEOlnx
real estate 10 Justly regarded ~ among the mosl
beautiful In Richmond, commanding, ~ II does
a full view of the city and Jenos river, and the
surrounding country for Ipises in extent.
TERMs.-Enough in cash to deffsy expenses Of
sale; balance at s. u and 10 mopths. for negOtla
Bile notes. interest added. satisfactorily endorsed
and tltla retained till all the purchase money y
paid The taxes and Insurance for l0oO to be pa,s
yNO; II. TYREE.} Com'rs.
hM'L TYREE, ~
Sale conducted By dopDsN APPERsoN, Auct .
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FUKNlruhE Il: AND SPLEN-
" DID SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, AT AUG
TION.-On WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, at 10 o'clk,
Franklin, between sd and 2tth streets, a!t his
HOUSEHOLU and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
embr acIng variety Of gentee and servIceable ar
tlcies too numerous tn mention.
PIANO AT the same time ono splendid seven
me ndcd as an instrument of superior tone and
finish. oo
Terms at sale. lap I'll f. b. COOK. A"ct
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FIRE INSURANCE. MARINE INSURANCE..

THE VIRGINIA FIkE AND MARINE INSURE
ANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL and Surplus, 01o0o0!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage Of t9esey- seee9
vsayss exporience in the InsuFanco hu0lnooDs on4
having enjoyed the favor Of tho Duoaio during al
Of that period needs NO special rocOmmsndatioo -
the citizens of Virginia.
Il sheets Fire Insurance. in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
its cash capital and surplus are - above, an4 10
affairs are manag ed prudenty, but liberalys and il
ratos are ae low a. those Of any other good in9titu
ton. pRECToSs:
vs.. L. Covaydin, J. f. Wsdsworth, Patrick Cnlleps
Joseph Allen, Vim. Beers, Te0. M:Hmiths
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. SamsOns - p l.; Wlnssons
VIM. Palmer, Chas w. Purcell, JnO. N Gordon,
Alex r. Parker, Jos. P. Winston. Arch. Th00A9s
ins A InlOes, H. A. Claiborne.
ArpIy 10 The President or Secretary, in yerson -
nv iettsr w. l.. COWARDlN, President.
WV. WILLIS, JR.. Secretary. teS-0
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IT, STEAMER ..EChOn AT
Ee4AAzkEAUcTION.,3n M0NpAY, seth in
viousy disposed Of privately,D at the shed. lower
end Of the Dock, will sell at auction tho steamer
Echo. Said steamer is lO0 feet long, her breadth
l7h feet, and depth IL feet; has an upper deck.
nigh waist, and large deck room; can carry 00O
bushels under deck and 2 600 on deck, and can ais"
draws about 5h feet loaded. Hull, engine AID
"''0- "' 80 NV" WILLIAM P. SNIPES.
Sale condu cted by H. CAUTHoRN, Auct. apl6
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Bware.


WILL. BE SOLD, eve-y nieht tAss veoa, q
w auction room e. Man street. c1~. :. sc,ae
Plated " ATChES;. kne. Gold JEW Etkx God
1UAkD end VEST cH sAbSSs La4 Fsk Eh1 Ga
TORS, &c. Also q lot of FANCY GOODS, CI-
CARS, CUTLERY, 30.
N.B-Cons,s nments receiving eVery AZ re -
without reserve. Js H. UIuVhC, A1os
u. F. BOOTH. Ssiesman. M@O
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

BY Richard Cauth0rn, Auctf.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On WE'D
" NESDAY, 18th inst; at 10 o'clock, at my store,
Soap, Candles, Butter, Herripss in barrels and
box~, Tobacco, Cigars. WhIsk KEY, On; Brandy,
@ OARCuITECTs.-A are re.
s9 1n. ana ssns and
~ MASONIC TEMPLE. e be built in This
Trustees reserve the reht to reject any or all the
said Plans &c. but if any are received the whole
90 or wei paw
mium of tive hundred $50 doll lars; for the second
one hundred SCo) dollars; for the third nifty $500
The building will be one hundred and thirty feet
front on Main street and one hundred feet on
ner Of twsn.s feet fcr dssns
to be Ave stories high above Main street, with Gel
lar under the whole buildings.
Plans will i've received until the FIRST DAY OF
IuhI next, T., and t% he addressed, under seal. to
Of of lsaacs / Tayio-. Bankers Richmond Va. 'A
ANY further information desired In relation to
tie building may be had on appieo,H9SS + William
Secretary to Board of Trustees.
The cstiar is to be nine 90 feet hs in the clear,
and to be divided into room tor each store, one
Kitchen to Superintendent 5 dwelling.
The principal story is to he fifteen l5) feet high
N ss for TO ss
for resteurantfour of the stores 70 by 100, two
~ by 80 and the restaurant ~ Ivy ~ feet.
The second floor is to he arranged as to have
Concert Room ll8 by 70, including STAKE. green
rooms. &C.. and with u gallery. There ~ to bo an
entrance on Ninth street, with lobby, and aleO one
in the with same. There are to be in the
lObbys ticket Offices. &c. On this story there are
to he Offices for the Grand Secretary and Trea.
surer, 16 by 10 feet each also, reception room or
be twenty FIVE Isl high in the clear. and part in
the rear vi this story and the one below 10 to be
divided into three stories. the lower one for a
kitchen and the two upper ones for the Superln-
tendent's family. to Re divided into suitable rooms
with private stairway for his use.
The third dooy il to be twenty t20i feet high in
| the clear, and to be divided into Grand LOoge
room, 60 ~ ~ feet, vii h two committee rooms, 4
Subordinate Lodge 40 by 20 feet, with two ante
rooms and reireshme mt room 20 by l20 feet. with
| a dumb waiter coming up from the kitchen;
The fourth floor is to he sixteen 16 feet high II
| the ear and to he divided into = Grand Chapter
| campment room. ~ by 60 feet, with ante rooms
| and an armory and four committee rooms, 20 bs A
| feet each.
| There is to be an entrance on Ninth street. ant
| one in the rear to the second story. The cellar
are to extend under the sidewalk on Main stree
| and necessary provision 10 to be made for fur
| mace or furnaces to heat the building, and prope
ventilation 10 to be secured water and gas-pipe
Whe.e necessary.
There are to lie water CLOSETS IA follows: One il
each Of the stores, two the second floor, and on
for Superintendent's fimily, and one for each Q
MXrxRlAL.-Either Stock Brick with Stone cor
ners, Brick and Mastic StNcco, or Iron.
On wtl Inn
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5oDDIN APPERsON, Aucts ap2i
By James NJ. Taylor 4 Sen, Auct's.

SlA FRAMED TENEMENTS AT THE IN
= ,,TERsECTIoN Of 2srn STREET AND TIE
NEW r, CoUNTY ROAD; UNION HILL.l AT
SATUR DAY. the 2stn day Of April, 1850. conmen-
cling at O'Clock. P. NJ. SIX new framed teneme
at the intersection IF 2sth street and the new
" adapted for small sized families, having four
rooms each and kitchens. The lots front 30 feet
each and run back 200 teet tn an alley.
After the above will I've sold several aLdsome
perry will be exhibited on the day of sale.
TERMS. Une fourth cash; the balance at 4. ard
ded. and secured by a trnst deed Taxes and in
surancc for 1850 to he paid by purchasers,
RUILD!NG LOiS IN K ULN ETTXAT
. AUCTION We llsell IN THURSDAY the
26th inst, commencing At "A O'Clock 2. Nj several
Of the stes Of M
Others on Poplar. Elm and Main streets. east Of
Elm street. These lots are laid of in sizes to suit
adapted for retail stores, and others for family
ap2s JAS. Nj. TAYLOR h SON. Aucts.
BY E. Il. Cook. Auct.
CILvER- WARE. ENCH
GHNA h6 B5NNER TEA AED a THET sET Gn
THURSDAY, the 2s:h inst. at 10 O'Clock, will
sell at my store, large and attractive assortment
siLvER-PLATE WARE: CHINA AND GLASS
Consisting in ~ of
Several very handsome Plated TEA SETS
China, Par,an Terra Gotta and lava VASES.
Figures. Jewel and Card Stands Ornaments
&c. French China TIA ara sm TOILET SETS.
Several " hite Granite DINNER SETS. &c.
Together with great m.nv fancy articles too te.
t SPA ''' '' ' E. B. COOK. Auct.
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1r7a5ysssRI : IA : Z H I 3 lt.sy
g: :: ;::;.;ss .,''; ' ! .a w sssiTy..-
@SN ron .PH1LADELPMIA.-
k TIE { stssmship ,viRGINIA;
al, an rHIinXSss nkyEIy; !; NOW i".dins. and will
Psssass reduced 70 81. ~ 49, 49,
=. Boston FREIGHT delivered through at lower rates
.'' ''.'.si is. p st fi's ACTING
4ak rSM i NJ SsEEt aEw Y6.k xoH X.
hss. oss1si EN- = H. LT f s:
ExcYr.on ticket. issued to 20 and return by eth
G Of g., the steamer. State :m ncadsd.
INCLUDED. $40. steerare passage Is. '''' ''
81 IS I!.e and spa ae to
the hour Off o'clock r. NJ. Tuesday. v.
C3ns'sn ees are requested to send for their goods
Freight b. Boston taken At moderate rates, and
Tickets and Bsrths secured At our Office or on
sp 5s-2l LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
FSGk PqsnaM RRutsScT TSHpo R FSR
WITH HH s SS9SSSsE aSD h
gipe steamship CITY OF NEW YORK will form
/ limo between Boston, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond Virgin q; Laying Boston for Norfolk
Cit, Point IN the 10Th and Norfolk on the 3lst
Ap,,l: and subsequent to said dates leave Boston
| and City Point alternately. ,rs,y, ten days,
Freight by this will he forwarded by rail
road from City Point to Petersburg. a distance %
n'n> Mltes also by cortrtd hehfers. to,red BY
steam from City Point to Richmond. a distance 81
toe,s miles the latter at throngh rates.
railroad. from Notfoik and from Petersburg, free
OF commission, &c.
n Is hoped that this first effort to establish dire:
steam communication between Boston and Vir
| gins. ESQ much needed TO develop and increase
| trace. will meet with such favor and patronage
| from shippers rs to afford lnducement to place
| another steamer on this route, and thus pete
| and permanently establish this line
| PHINEAS SPRAGUE Il CO.,
No 100 Central st., easterly end Of State st. Block.
| .,AsENTs.-Norfolk. Me.srs J. N. SMITH BIO.
| Petersburg, Messrs. 8. q. BAPTIST l. Co; Rich
| mond. Messrs. SHIELDS 4 SOMERvILLK.
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Ma. Trade ~ Mobile.
tseun, - April sO.-Ths weekly exports
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NI0TICE.-ln obedlence to DE asd .ee.ioa Q!

NJOTlCE.-ln obedience to the a3d section Of
~ the tax bill passed BY tho Council ON me let
ceifned, taat Tho ComI,itiee cf flnanoe have css-
si6sd all persons and firms ch,T.ssb!e .'ir class
shoS Keepers. Manufse,pss.. Ksspsr. o. 0rqins.
s ,Ss s. xssss III sss
can see tho amount OF tax With which they s's
coan: j cSa%Ss., on iHTksDAY; the ssiL ~;
wso shall they are put inso TOO hsH
\ class. The said COMMITTEE shall after hearing
e
main rs 1t hss Deen fixed by them. AZ shall appear
to !. 'ss &c. csis;' aiss 81 rr Auso.
CRANKLIN aAvIN0s BANK.
rh. r IN: ;asa ,s Vii h ,.s.s { Fsrrs
sss sa a eli Of az Ssr Sa
ard five es cent ,s s .hSss ss 81 .,.
l'AA'' iA''''% y "a St ts r.e:ias: .
B. il sMr1ffhd.. ~. cs.s;:,.
s s% 5. y::s..r. Is e S s$;.s:
y. ! S s$;:s; Is %EHSS$s| ::s.
4. l.. William Williams. j.. Ls.Sisy.
ChAs. McGrader. Mt. Pate; 1,
Chns Talbett, T. L. d Wa!iord,
s. II. sm,th. &c, W.rw!ck,
RI Fasle los u Wntfs'
G G. " 4. Ssai;sa.ls. : = sp ao-.sm
CENTRAL .AcRigvLTunAL. ! sSG.sEEryf
~ OF vIRGINIA.-The PAIN Gnv s.S1c2, =.
ward. antil tho next Far, opo" tho following
Visitors on foot will pay, Scents.
s c.4sis:s: and B assis; y
Military Colnpsnies and other Associat.oss, Who
80 aeon terms which ma, be agreed ssoa With The
e1Ha. sc.s and no di.srdsii, ssfson Vim s. ss:-
" .ss Z F'A'lA % 's & 6lnMocx. Secretary
G"ww v: hsy. a On hand the most .as.iae.as a.
''A'D'''fSiG as'pA'ya. ex.y., -
and .I' other kind. Of GAS FIxTySSs: w. g;
n s''''a N 'A'ik sslsssosiSG t1 Sissii).l A'.''
To .hscs ws ssk A sxaaisasios ssssss nsxass
GAS efsi YY'ifTisffiiiNo .sa
ra's' In any part Of ;as s e. $ sYAIs co.,
asa-sm Itos Block. 0ssss.m ..-sse-
s.ss'ss's;s; & e efs1A fs sssb.r..
s'iis'I &. /.
TIM srsr. SNoe Sshl.Arssr cooDs.
raEf ff.saeksr STOCK.
" 3 !!:sls lsas'ssis Z. :, : -
lCts.. az 49, s 81 RS $:s 81 sssis
fas re: Dvss Mas s Hsss
l - - -S-~->aa a = -
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-. ; - =
COAL, COKE, 10.
LuE INSURANCE, &c.


THE 9 UAkANT EE ATH1k ~ nI n33
having been subscribed and the company Orean-
ICED, they will I've prepared to- issue Rolicies % g!
the American Hotel, corner Main and 1lth sts.
This company 10 instituted with v!ew 90 retsls
at home the lafse sums heretofore paid from ne
cessity to Northern Offices; and 10 based upon The
principle of mutual interest and bensnS os insHS-
ers and insured.
VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COmfA.
NY.-At a meeting Of the Stockholders 81 NO
Virginia Life insurance Company. held ~ t4o
office Of the Merchants insuraI2c Cowpanys .a
the city Of Richmond, on WEDN ESDAl tnc III
oil March, 1860 the following gentlemen were esSOs-
cd a Board Of Directors:
VIA. H. Macfarland, John PURCELL.
Joseph Allen, SAM T. b.yV.
Roscoe B. Heath. Jos n. AndersOns
ThOs. w. MoCanca. G. G.. Barney.
John H. Montague, 70. H. Mauys.
David I. Burr, Jas. A; Ccyardins
Lewis Ginter, Ben. - NASH
j jsaa L. '0 xss.r,ou, John j: Claiborne.
Lewis b. Crenshaw, &c. Wherry.
II. E. =. BsSEerviil, WyndhsW kQbsrtsons
WIN. Il. Hsxa!i' fetsr 9. Wa:Wick.
George Il b. Shell, dxard Ncvvsll.
WELLINGTON GOddin, 9eorgS J. IvmneS'
Upon the adjSurnment of the meet,ns Of Ssoc aa
'''fs - %H9r aasskkAAlsSs.
Sseysfary--J. ApAlR PLEASANrg. T.
PhysiciGn-Dr. BLAIR BunWEhL.
Attoyurv-RCSCOE b. HEATH. Es4.
BY order of the Board
| NH 27-d&wim J.ADAlR PLEAsANTS.S co'y.
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AUCTION SALES,


GREAT SALE ~ OoOKa AT AUCTION.
NJ The last and closing sale Of 30 IkN AT AUC-
TON s'' ss.'a iSr ,sre.t
EVENING d Z o clock: The stock e az asv ssd
s,so, from .RS sssp'iRessI' en- "a
10 al tho vsrioas styles 81 biudisss; ssa viil -
aoIa without reserve, this - our CLOSING sale Of
Book: .: ssetl0a 'h's 'ps'p ,. COOK Auet.,.
nny GOA,Ds, NATS. kc., At AUCTION;
On TUEsDAY s..h inst: - e e nv GdoouM.
con.s,,rs ~ Cloths Cassimeres. DviliinEs, Eiiks.
Lrwns. xlp.cns, yaieneiss. eereres, Deosssss
Muslins. Hosiery. Gloves. trxesses W. sasso
AISO-An inv"ica Of SUMMER AAl0s 60
bsxc,ng ali the different sty les
apu b. II COOK. Asct'r.
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apll-l2t'
DEAFN $; np.pyrs.
Those who wish to consult Dr.. EALING for
a. ne demand Tor me services Is so great a. t.
preclude the possibility Of receiving many more
FOR FEW DAYS ONLY.
RICH ND.
DEAF " ESQ., NOISES IN THE HEAD,
E .sP Al 4 s' 5 4 HR x III
Cured on New Principle, by VIM,
AUR4HIA Il. stG faiiE5i
From among the numerous testimonials FROM
the most distinguished Physicians, DR.. EALING
FIons Dr.. Ioeock, Physician Ertraordi sary to the
Queen cf ENE!0nd.
DR.. EALING-Hsar SIR have witnessed, with
talented man and the and considc ration Of an
experienced p'aotinoner. Yof.s truly Hayg:.x mn
From d.. HOLMES Sseeis. Professor n O1sist1ses,
&C., az OsistAorre Msdieat COLLEGE. SarssssA.
bb r. EALING has opsratsd on bssh Of ny ssrs.
s s'sf "a s *: e
g: s Il: :s1
As.s ne highest 'r1Hf, dss; ss!,.,
From ". L. Wsst6wry, Esq St. George's Parish,
i0!Iet0s District S. q. -.
About two weeks ago came 10 consult py.
EALING for Deafness, having been nearly CON
Pt.EETElY DEAF FOk THE LAST fWkNrY-
fWO YEARS. / saw him only two or three nlnos,
and thon Isft J0T home. and followed the ipstruc
S.: e akAs :s1 &. 4s.. =:
l my he'd, - vhioh had bssa : great na1sJi'
sInsn confidently rseommsnd Dg, EALING -
skiillul Aurist. ". II W9s1Sw1y.
cosNtSsGtfiNs aOoAaH, 49,. =, $685..
Ntt,e ahcve che Rcqs a,lSee-eeM4 sa&e
- 60uee ffon till . O'eloek, - W~aeQf
Mi;s'S.',;ss.l|I Z; asJzk 4: 'iiII;;|sa n
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FOR SALE-A pair Of excellent CA K
IN RAGE HORSES. and7 ears old. Ad-
N&Adress NJ. H. HICKS, Richmond +. D.
sp2l-3.s
~ FLY.BY.NIGHT.s- The celebrated
IN imported horse Fly By NIGHT will
~ stand the present season at the stables of
the subscriber. near Clarksville, Mecklenhnrg
county. Va, at $50 the season, SIS to insure. The
stand is II miles from ScOttslMrg. or Volt Pitt, ON
the Richmond and Danville Railroad.
NH Slim JAMES WILLIAMSON
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FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, CR0CE.
store, on TUESDAY morning next the 1lte Inss
commsncins az 70 o'clock, sood lot 81 secoas-
haed FU RNITUkE. L.,
Day GOODS. - Good assors~snt seseenAhso
goods; Rsasy Made Clothing; Boots; SHOES; HAAS
Caps; Bonnets &c large sss3rtmeRt H9sseyse
Soap; Candles. &c; 81 boxes hsrflnss; - 49,
Tobacco; 10 COD Ciksrs. Also. laTse assessmeas 81
Crcckory and Glassware. 49,, .nrr A..
ap33 ALEA. WI - Aees'
MIGHT DALEs.--W AAEMEe, S6WkkA!
~ AND FANCY 0OODS.-Wui D 80 q nP33ffe
EVENING. and CONT nued dumps ~ $500 Syey NJ
night, large assortment u hns ego cso svss
Knives and Forks Pocket Cutlery CsesCIs, utess-
ware, MeuEo Shirts, Drawers, Tneie Closse. -
slmeres, Bed Spreads. Cigars erd FsnS& w.:
M - ALEA. NOS 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-24
SUMMER RESORTS.

"A WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VA? GREENBR!ER COUNTY, "a;
fACk will be opeLsi for the reception Of visitors
on the 18th May.
MANY new and important arrangements have
been made sin ce the last season in this large es
Enlistment and no efforts will be spared to make
''0 JEREMIAH MORTON, President.
J. HuMPHREYs. General SUPERINTENDENT ,,r,,
HA Correspondents will please address ): II y VI
Gree nbrier county, Va. up Io-eooI'uis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-24

GROCERIES AT AUCTlON.-O On WED.
" NESDAY, 10Th inst: at 10 O'Clock, at my store
will sell at auction, Bacon. Sugar. MOlasses
Soap, Candles, Butter, Herrines in barrels and
box Is, Tobacco, Cigars. Whiskey. Gin. Brandy
&C. r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-24

n- CHANGE OF HOUR FOR
1kE:z z5s1=sz.aND NoRFOLK-,The steamer
CURTIS PECK, Capt. CLIFFORD will. on ard af-
ter WEDNESDAY next. Ath inst. leave the Wharf
at Rockets regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY
and WEDNESDAY mornings, at o'clock precise
w. and return each alternate day. SUNDAY except
ed,) at the same hour Is oclOckl until further no
tlce. X. y. HASklNS.
short time to undergo some repairs. ap3--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-24
CRANKLlN AAvIN8S BAAK.

+ CharfeTsdLy fhe Lsx.sIatsrs ~ virs;min.
This ms tuition will receive OEPOSI rs. ON
which an interest Of Elk per cent. per aEnum Wiz
mon II .. ard FIVE per cent for shosser time.
De posIts received ut the Banking Once OF Mesass.
IsAAcs Il TAYLOR; hy the Cssh;e.. ,:..,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-21
The shoemalssrs strike In new EnS-
Innd--The Prices which they want.
TEr5,,, 4l,e U.,sts,I, TTr.,vrIa1,l

The ShoemRlkers Strike in New lSnss-
Iand--The Prices which they want.
From the host IN TravCler.l
ssWe, the undersigned, journcymen shoe
makers, jointly and sevcrally pledge our
selves to suspend orr labor, on a day
hereafter to be determined in mass meet
ting, unless, prior to that time, VIC receive
the full wages hereto annexed; and VIC
further agree not TO take work from any
Lynn employer at less than the list of
prices, unless the strike shall have been
discontinued by vote of u majority of n
meeting of the subscribers to thc agree
ment. ample notice of which meeting shall
, first have been. given:
Ladies double soled heeled welts-tirst
quality. 81 ,25:' second, 81; third, IS cents.
. Ladies single soled heeled welts--lirSt
quality, 81; second, IS cents; third, 7.5-
Misses double soled heeled wclts--rlirSt
quality, 81! cents; second, 90: third, 80.
Misses single soIed hceled wcItS-frst
quality. 75c: second, GO; third, 45.
Ladies double solcd welt spring-frst
quality, 81; second, 75c.; third. so.
Ladies' single soled welt spring
quality, 62c second, 80; third, So.
Misses double soled welt spring first
quality, Zoe; second, 30; third. 80.
Misses single solcd welt spriug-Grst
quality, a0c.; second So; third 80.
Ladies' turned hecled gaiteTs-tirst quail
ity, 62c.; second, 40; third, 10.
Misses hecIe turns-first quality, SOC;
second, 40: third, 30
Ladies' turned mock wclts-frSt quality,
SIC; second, 81; third, -; fourth, %.
Thin edgcs-first quality, 80 cents; sec
ond, %: third, 20.
Misscst mock welts-first quality, rs
cents; second, -; third II.