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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

AleAmenA ana lynehAnee Aallrend. e=
Thts road ought By all means to be built
II will - oas q sssy gEsat importance to ~
State. The mar Who via tain hold or II as
President and pash II through, will bsild
monument TO Ais name moro enduring Than
marble or broase. We hope that such 2 VIZ
gintaa caA b tonnd who, putting proper ap-
probation upon the enterprise, - well Tor i's
hearing on the States interests AZ ON those Of
this city, will devote hinself to 1t and not
rest until It 10 completed.
II ws look ut the railroad system Of Virginia,
we zee that not single line OF railway, COM
tnr from the West and Southwest, approac hes
fhis city ia q atraight line. The Virginia and
Tennessee Road, which ought to have teryui.
mated here, stops 1T Lynchburg, and our only
connect cn with 1t Is through indirect and in
dependent lines, part of which has certain.
~ shown no great liberality towards this city.
The Central Road, which Is the continuation
Of the Covington and Ohio line, crooks about
via 0ordonsville. Louisa C. H. and Hanover
&. H., losing vast amount of distance, and
depriving, in that way, this city Of her natural
advantages in a competition with her rivals.
Now, In order to give Richmond the true adj
vantages of her position and be Just to the
State, since Richmond is her largest and most
promising city, she must have a straight line
at least to the Southwest. This ought to be
done not to strengthen Richmond in any RI
valry with a Virginia city-fOr she suffers
nothing that she is aware of from competition
with any such city-but to aid her in her
struggle with rivals further North, and in her
Jealous efforts to build up Southern trade and
manufactures and direct foreign commerce
The Lynchburg and Richmond road will do
this. 1t will shorten the distance and much
more shorten .the time between the two places,
and establish that intimate and facilitated in.
tercourse between the road terminating here
and that terminating in Lynchburg that will
be Of the very greatest importance in the mat
ter of giving direction and control to com.
merce.
Independent Of these considerations this
road will open to this city rich and pictur-
esque country not remote from it, that will
be highly eligible for country residences and
thriving villages. On no road that leaves this
city is there within thirty or forty miles Of
this city such a country as this. The impol-
lance of access to such an one, convenient
aud near, cannot be over estimated. This road
would open to our people the James River
valley, with all it's fertile lands and lovely
scenes. We could reach any Of them in few
hours. This is, indeed, OF itself, an object for
us to work at with great earnestness and
zeal.
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VALUABLE Discovery "A worthy mechanic
Of this city. Mr.. r. J. ADAMS, has just discovered
a CHEMICAL PREPARATION by which WOOL
LEN GOODS, OF every kind. may I've made WA
TER PROOF. We have seen several specimens
ON the commOnest kind Of woollen goods, one of
which is at the store of Messrs. BEERS PoIN-
DsxTER. and has been holding water for
about six weeks. without the least appearance of
moisture penetrating it.. The discovery VIII prove
invaluable tn all manufacturers of ARMY and
NAVY CLOTHS. and will be sought for the world
over ANY deEirins Information concerning
this discovery, can obtain the same by addressing
R. J. ADAMS. ap4-3tH
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MARRIED.

20 on the s 2" at ing
ty. Miss. by the Rev. Levi Pearce, G. W: DUNN,
tsa. of Yazoo county, Miss. to Miss ELLA nj f.
March 18th, at St. James Church. by the Rev.
Joshua feterkin, WALTER r. ABBOTT and
Miss BETTE NJ. DUVAL, daughter of Alexan-
der Duval, all of this city.
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TQ THE LADIES OP RiCHMOND.-Lsz-
Np!TeSat n. STRAW. NeaDoltan and Fancy BON
snI ~: 81 every ds.esiption. Hlsaehsd. Pressed
srt y And fashion. ''s~''S' sAS 'esss'
R,oo.snts I,sxhora. Panama and Straw HATS
perics m.sn S..ea ind FH,ss:d il t.s meet e.
DYED all eo!ers and 6nished. MilinsSs'. MAJ.
s,a . &c a.. aasts vesk deae = usual With
stand Of DEssIs Dso.. FtssSlisss e =. essaelsAcd
Astropolitaa Hsn. lsp 6-sti q. i. Benz IA se
V11G J. eec9N.Tl u have lass received :
soutlsapfap oouaty, vs vhlch yin S wsss. y
ssust u not mperOr, to %. erey s0ad IL thss
kSe. Pa. sale y JOHN n. Hl66It@6. ~
r HAyE IMgn DAY APPOINfIDJ AlQEe
AND ea6E BDsiNEq ID ~ =. i tfs :s,ss sssss
!Sr@:s.y sssssisA By Sin ~ icl 81 ~
2isksss5, A,sa ., ~ : 49,
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OTHE VOTERS OF HENRICG
49, COUNTY, respectfully announce NV
self candidate for the office of COM MISSIONER
OF THE REVENUE in the Upper District of said
countv. Having served as Constable of that Dis
trict for about six years. leave my friends to
judge Of my qualification for that Office. My past
am worthy of your suiIrages respectfully solicit
your votes
HA- Election the 18th Thursday in Nav next.
ap 6-dtde+ THOS. nj. MONTAGUE.
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IA. Morbid Diseases OF the Stomach yield
more read " tn the MAGICAL touch of BAKERS
CELEBRATED PREMIUM BITTERS than
to any other remedy yet discovered by the scien-
tifc world. Their composition is no mere chance
discovery, but the result of years of study; and
as they are prepared of purely medicinal vegeta-
ton, they are invaluable to every family-Dut es
pecialy SO to everv delicate female and child
Thousands Of certificates have been published of
their great efficacy In cases of Dyspepsia, ETC.,
which are really astonishing.
EA For sale by all Druggists ap5-ts
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n. 1860. ..Sprine and Summer. ..ls6O. ~
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
JOHN h. SMITHER.
No. n NJ ain street
Large and attractive stock Of
DRY G0ODS-FOrelgn and Domestic.
Ladies' DR. SS GOODS.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES:
Silk and Marseilles VESTINGS.
The subscriber has just received
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
bought in person at AUCTION, in New York.
His stock comprises in part:
Splendid SILKS;
Beautiful BEREGES
and ORGANDIES
PRINTS and LAWNS.
Splendid assortment Of
CASSIMERES
of every grade and color, for CENTS WEAR.
TwEEDs and LINENS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS;
large assortment Of
PLANTATION GOODS,
of every variety and price, and many other goods
usually kept in a Dry Goods store.
The subscriber is determined to offer the public
and his friends the best selected and cheapest lot OF
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ever dispay ed in the city, and will sell the same at
the lowest rates to cash purchasers. Call, before
buying elsewhere, on
JOHN L. SMITHER,
ap 4-dAwts No. q Main street.
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THE ELECTION IN RHODE IsLAND.-The cleo
ton in Rhode Island has resulted in the de-
feat of the Republicans by 1900 majority, and
the election of an anti.Republican Legisla-
ture In the election for Governor in 1853
they carried the State by 5,il6 majority. VIM.
Sprague, the Conservative. candidate, who has
been elected, was the nominee of an American
State Convention, and was afterwards nomi-
mated by the Democratic State Convention
He is a calico manufacturer, and his wealth is
estimated at over $20O0OOO. He is connected
with several business firms in New York
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, GEO. DABNEY WOOTTON.
AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,

AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
Office rorrsr Of Main and. Gorernor streets.
opposite Purcell, Ladd ! Co.'S Drug Store,
RICHMOND. VA,
Attends Mayors Court. Hastings Court. Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancerv. Court Of
Appeals United States Court and Henrico County
Courts Is prepared to give strict attention to all
kinds Of Law Business.
p. S.-Has an elegant Room for rent. located in
of the most desirable parts Of the city. suita
bile for Z Lawyers or Doctor Office. or a Lodging
Room for two or four gents. Terms moderate.
ap6-lm
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TO THE VOTERS HENRICO
0>S COUNTY. BY the advice of my friends
and in accordance with my own wishes announce
myself candidate for the office of SHERIFF of
HenricO county.
Should it be the pleasure Of the voters to elect
me- shall he ever grateful. and will use every ex
erton to discharge the duties thereof faithfully
and mpaYtiaily.
ap 6-3t" LUZBY H. WADE.
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EA Southern SEWN. Machines.
LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

The subscribers have formed 4 joint stock com
pany for the purpose of nutactuTing
TESTERS CELEBRATED
TWO THREAD, LOCk-STITCH, SHUTTL
SEWING MACHINES,
which, from simplicity of construction and adap-
tation to ali branches of needle work. stands ,n
rivalied, and We offer them To the public with full
confidence. believing that fair trial of the ma
chine will satisfy all Of our ability to furnish this
valuable article in domestic economy, from on X
OWN FACTORY. that will prove in every respect
tories
These machines are manufactured and sold under
Wilson's Manufacturing Company, Grover L Ba-
ker's Sewing Machine COMPANY and l. NJ Singer
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HSacrifice of Silks.
STILL MORE SURPRISING! !
AND OTHER
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES.
IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN.
At unprecedented prices. bringing them within the
reach of ALL at figures 20 per cent. below the cost
of importation.
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GY N NASIUN N,
~ ON MARSHALL srpp,n
BETWEEN SIR Am.
RlCHNo,
LOST AND srRAym

@@ ESTRAY COW.-c.n..
sometime since. a dark .bs os . y,
!,l .sspotfed cow, about, 6 or ,., ~ :
Inc owner OF said COW is requested , u ., /.
ss dealt r %tb p acsSIdn and pay charss
ap6-3t" =,
~ STRAYED-From n,sm,.,. !,
@N2d inst. n small BAY NaRp
her left hind foot, and has ,,,' YAK
the back. nearly healed. Her tail - p'o'.,
person who will deliver Ser to me, on n bS ~
will he suitably rewarded. "" Du'i
ap5-3tt NOVA, 4,
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MILLINERY.
MRS. n. WlGANn

0kp 1876 BROAD STREET. cosyrs ~ ,,v
~ begs leave to inform her customs,
and the Ladies in general, thar abe !,
show her Spring styles of MILLlNERfn
branches.
MlLLINEkS and COUNTRY mere
SnnI.liad ohnan ~
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8 81: IN .. %:i s S,'s Ga
:ss: ssSss H.. c' 2 address D. s. ssssscH
WANTEn--A seed COOK. tecsor:d., e. =
situation =. iSey q. f sss sSnsd
.na %s.s a. Is:
can b Sra'hsS No
tered. Address 81 Miss J. NJ H" Richmond Post
'Ss ss..:. :sc,
is we'll posted in the duties Of cutting. packing and
soo.s Of and
'.s ps@' Adore" Nori!A1, BVs .40a:,
WAN Z D:-JAMEs N. CARTER, Heas.
" and Sisn Painter. No. l. bassment Ballard
HOUSE i9S fERso .G :s.s :: : sSsd
wages vail be given. aps II
das..: az BSa rs seS
mond, Va, immediately. ap5-ts
w FIRST elias: worimen-besde; those. already
y1 so o0n''1" M b
Shoes and Ladies' Work. 2a6 Broad 1t. lap4-s:
WANTED-A TENANT for nice FARM. on
. the stony Kun HSsd only three r miles from
LET fRsE ni 1% tim: r un
s5a nss ns Gs,s y.a :.
fruit in abundance Of every variety. tAPriy to
aps-ts On the Grove Road.
WANT DAN ASSISTANT APOTHECA-
w RY-One who has been two or three years in
the business, and can come we'll recommended,
AAme trst.s hv
ntc az nj. oos IN the
Of the applicant p and stating where an interview
WAMN1TIEHISpEs the .asnss Of the yer so1S
sUNNkS and .. al. At the ca.
Yssd corner 10th and j Es6y g. wyRrH. Agent
WANTED-Gsntlemen to bear mind that
sna To-
Go to KINGS and see his work,
ap3-lm 10th ST.. between Main and Cary.
RHH M2kkFs Noss sS; 1osi
~ GlNTER. ALVEY / ARENTs:
NH s- Es: well broke j6 a swERrH, Agent.
WANTED:-Iw wish to hire for the White ,ssu! Sui
srsa Se1iSi;s GSIs! 1ss
IT,,
NH 2l-lm Under st. Charles Hotel.
WANTED-2.OOO dOz. Champagne BOTTLES
w wanted by DUDLEY 4 CO.,
NH Its 7ZMain st.
WA r D...we wish to. hire for the Old
III SSses SSnt skR sHsi I ns
Springs season. GOOCH ECHOLS.
WANTED-LABOR.-T James River and
w Kanawha Company want to hire eighteen
able bodied NEGRO MEN to work during the
renal Under of the present year on the repairs OF
the Canal between this city and Lynchburs. The
company will pay liberal rate Of hire for the
balance of the year. and feed and clOthe we'll, and
pay all medical attendance, free of charge e the
owner. +. L.. CHM.
NH 6--lm Supt. J. n. X. Canal.
WANTED-Every body to know that have
w commenced the manufacture Of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No. Is. Main
street, Richmond where they can find 3 beautiful
assortment Of Trunks valices and Carrot, Bsfs:
bought in the Northern cities, both at Wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 23-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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SPRING MILLINERY,

* MRS. DAVIS h SISTER. gi B,n4
street. between 9Th and 9Th, North side n
received a large and varied assortment
SPRING MILLINERY,
embracing all the latest styles. 10 which "
the attention Of the Ladies Also, llr.,,
ment OF Chi.dren's GOODS.
IA. We will open our SPRING STILL
WEDNES DAY, the Attn inst. 81
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ELECTION OF MAYOH.-At a meeting Of the
Common Council Of Fredericksburg, Va,
Wednesday evening, Montgomery Slaughter,
Esq, late Recorder, was elected Mayor for
the present year. to supply the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of Peter Goolrick,
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Airturuuh 4iypatrt.
49, e>~e-,,ss~,>~<>~ -
FRIDAY UORrlTNx3. APRIL 1870.


-
IL uuuber Of The Weekiy DtsSsseA issued
to-day viii b generally admitted 70 b. one Of
rare literary excellence. as we'll - fully cal.
cuia,cd 10 keep the reader Of news quite up
with the spirit OF the times. Among the con-
tent. are second iustalment Of Mad Monk.
ton" by wuLxfE CoLLuHe, story which, In
the dark mystery Of the plot and artistic run.
ming Of the thread Of incidents, IL unequAlled
by any tale Of flction lately pubaished--an.
other and most lauGhable chapter from Mozis
ADpuxs' Book Of Amewsmnnce"-a Chap.
ter on Actors-The Royal Family Of 0ipsies
In America-A View Of the English Parlta-
ment-Ths Crown Of Roses (poetry)-a mes
sage from the President, and the nsunl sum-
mary Of the current news of the week, besides
. large quantity Of interesting editorial and
commercial matter.
Price 3 cents At the counter, or cents wnen
in wrappers. ready for mailing to 1rienos IN
the country.
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CONVICTED OF BIGAMY.-Henry jenkins
was convicted in Shenandoah county. Va,
last week, of bigamy, and sentenced to the State
prison for three years and ten months. The
defence Set up the plea of insanity. very nat
ural plea for Il man with more than one Wife,
but the stony hearted jury wouldn't stand 1t.
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Ma PHoTOGR Apis and Ambr Itypes surpassed by
none in the world. from the. smallest NJ to he-
those executed at Res Mammoth Gallery. Il
Nam street. Copies taken from old DaguerreO;;
types and AmbrOty pes. ENLARGED to any desred
size, and warranted perfect Prices range from
Is cents to $50 NH Its
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

Tor SALE.-A frst-rate SEAMSTRESS and
L HOUSE SERVANT, % years old, and of good
to remain in or near the city For
terms apply TO the Clerk of the Columbian Hotel,
Richmond ap3-3ts
Tor SALE-A middle aged WOMAN. She is
L good COOK, WASHER and iRONER. Az
ply on Marshall street, between Henry and Smith
streets, ShOckoe Hill. ap6-3tt
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ASN-l FOR LYNCHBu re-,
G--Ax.x.sSATURDAY. - The Csa
~ - BRISTOL. will leave ~
For freight, apply TO WM. p Cl
ap6-2t At the Shed. Dr.
m SPRING AND SUMNER.
AHATS. CAPS AND STRAW G00ps
l.. MOORE. 2U7 Broad street, IS now q
Off larse and we'll selected stock Of hai,
and STRAW GOODS, which he ofsr y I
toners and the public in genera at HOLE
and X RETAIL. He has now n store AZ
the latest and most fashionable sries OH
qualities and colors of HATS, CAPS, aat.
GOODS.
Dress Mole Skin HATS, ci the finest qd4
latest styl les, made To order.
A call il most respectfully solicited IA
want OF q good Hat or Cap. At $3.50.
WIN. I. Acai
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"a OPENING OF TIE Spring

NV : II . Ms.
MISS r. LYON. lis Broad street si
stairs, viii opes TO DAY. at her looms -,
STYLES for the season, To which she ~
the attention of her customers and the ros
nvsitv ~ 'N ~
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h BROwN's BRONCHIAL TROcHEs cannot be
spoken of too highly. We have used them and re-
ceved great benefit from them. They were re-
CONNIE nded to US by OF our best ply scIans.
Try them. reader, # you are suffering from any Of
the complaints tor W lich they are recommended
CeHe0 ord St0ndnrd. ap 3-deO3sWlt
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CALLED MEETING.--All keepers
~ ofORDINARIES,a and particularly those
who have BAGATELLE TABLES, are invited to
a meeting at A ScHAD's Hall, on SATURDAY
about the late license imposed on Bagatee Ia
bles. etc. ap6-.2t*
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dOCSE SEhVAN - years OLE, and OF good
character. to remain n Or rear the city, For
Richmond. ap5-3tt
Fox sA I,5v middle aged WOMAN; She is
ply on Marshall street, between Henry and Smith
streets, Shockoe Hill. ap6-3t+
VIRGINIA PARIFFINE BURNING OIL,
superior to Kerosene Oil; quite Inodorous
while burning. and Is warranted not to smoke II
one cent per hour, Will burn in the same lamps
as the Kerosine Oil, but it is necessary to empty
'' u.s. o CO. ias By
Cor. Broad and 9Th sts.. Richmond.
CEED POTA 4 - f ...Junes, Buck Eye.
~ Mercer. Carter and Peach Blow Irish Potatoes;
SE6 %AfF fsatca o pGa srs
RACON HAMs.-so tierces George Lanes su-
- xar-cuIed Hams; Is tierees John Shay 3 do. do;
~ "'''e' oAOs 10 10 IT, H. s SKI Il CO.
WHITE SULPHUR WATER .Drect from
w the SPRINGS. Greenbrier. Va. Fresh supplies
just received By PURCELL. LADD h CO.,
Drugslsts, Richmond. General Agents.
COTTON SEINE TWlNE, various sizes, Il
~ JOHN n: GORDON L SON.
MOLASSES.-Prmen new crop Cuba Molasses
A'A in hhds. and bbls., fer sal; =, s.,hS b;
pRiME JAVA COFFEE-5oo mats; Mocha
'' '' .' {. i. DAIVS w
EXrRA PEACH-B L OW POTATOES
- ~ 1ols' landing from sssamey For sac k,H y
CTAR CANDL Esq., 500 boxes and half boxes
~ Cincinnati Star Candles. in store. for sale BY
MASSfE L. PLEASANTS.
COFFEE -l@ bags primo Lssusyra Coffee. in
MAssIE L PLEAsANTs.
CANDLES Zoo boxes Jackson's Candies. Il
~ ~ MAsSIE L PLEASANTs.
pRIMk WEsTERN SIDES and Shoulders,
I receiving to-day fren ste amer, for sale b.
MASSlk & PLEASANTS.
CTORE COCNTERN.-On hand. sStors Coun-
- ters. which Will sell very cAs:I, y sAsly sS-
plsnsti0B. ALEX. MOTT.
ClI.vER PLATED GAIT Q = 3.-Silvss
E. R Il: LIZ Z: U e
CREsN vaults IN CAN4.- =. do.. cans
:sls " & r'a1itGixN fizzlkiS. IA 81 aIs =
lEEF TVNaUE3 AT % - CEN1N.-zs
ass ss s16s.N ss.s q: ~ k.asa ;s'
..s... 4: :.l:s.. s f d.|ss i
GSsssSs1o3sslr =. - I. .'l!ifr|IDYi Q
|E1s4sE' Vs1 Is =
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POaT OF RIcHMOND, APRIL 3.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown. Skinner, New York. mdze.
ap seS s:es. Barton. Phl.d.lpAi.. pig
wssst 4;Is,, Kemp R'''1' Baltimore pig i''''
Schr samuel B. Grice. Collier. Alexandria. aour.
SEM. Catherine jane. Hicks, appahsnnock riv
schr: Extra. Wilson. Baltimore, oyster shells,
Schr. Mary Eliza. Morccock. James river,whea
HI ,;soIS. wS 81 S 1 Liv:rPeol via Bermuda
g.; :..E: Ill: r." :" ''s 'sss e. with
.a ss:%:a s:vs Ss9:. Baltimore "dne
Schr. Three Sisters, Leonard, down the river,
Scihr. Rough Ready, Moore, down the river,
Schr. ssm.ri.: TODD, down the river, light.
Schr c Gh9lys1tei smith, 81 "arks Fl"'' mdze
..schr. jaime: II. Gator, Catlin. Norfolk, mdzs .,
NORFOLK Va, AprlA-Arr'd schr. susquehanna.
.Nkw YoRx.. Ap;ils-cId schrs. Ida de la Tore.
BoIto9, Morehead City. n. G; Maria Jsne, Let's:
sehrs. s. b. strong, BOYD wiiminr ton N. and
The following from virsinIs w. B. Bliss; Isle . q
.ch hs' Lucy Ann. c.rsnston. wiimins N.
ard schrs. |. w: Hughes, Dennis. Ne wbern. N.
e.; Staten Island. Palmer. from Virginia for Bran
BAL1I%onE. April +-A A. schr: g. W. Gries'
G.; CID schrs Qsp1ay. Smith: Ws:hinston' NC;
NkwroRr. April 2.-1etained by head wind
schrs. Susan ard Mary, Cooper. from Camden for
Norfolk Eben Sawyer, Snow. Boston for City
Point; Louise Dyer, Jamison, Rockland for Rich
mOnd
PRoyIpENcE. April 2.-sld schrs: Lizzie ".
land. Cor Norfolk according to wind :! BENZ. ha
ker, HIggns, and Greyhound, Cobb, Tangler: Va.
SALEM, March 3. laird schr Louisa Gray,
Weaver, Richmond.
ScHR. AsHoRE:-Schr. C. Jayne. at Alexandra.
reports: On Sunday, saw schI. ashore on Lower
Cedar Point. She had hay on deck. Supposed her
to be the schr Chalcedony, from Alexandra for
Norfolk and Richmond. with tobacco and hay on
deck.
BY TELEGKAPH.I
NEW York, April 5-rhe steamship Yorktown,
from Richmond. is coming up the bay, u P. ~
NORFOLK, April 6.-Arr'd ship Dashaway, IS days
from Callao, and ship Geo. Raynes 90 days from do.
PASSENGERS per Steamship, JAMESTOWN"
SKINNEa, master, from New York:
VIM. F. Watson, H. Cohen. Capt. r. A. s. Pitt
man; Il. Matthews. !: H. Williams, Geo; G9tz!er
and lady, J. w. Collins, J. D. Cooper, J: p. Ed
wards. 1. D. Rockwell, ]: T. Lester, Mrs. Devine.
E. Bradley and lady, j. Brinkerhoh, and Is steer
age.
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WATKINS & FICKLEN.

WATKINS & FICKLEN,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS !.
159 Main Street.
Are now receiving and opening their third sup
ply Of
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS!
Many of which have been purchased Mt the auction
sales IN New York during the past week, st which
the prices were lower than ever known before. In
DRESS GOODS
Il '''''"' 'A''A ''''''ea a"u o'''' ociRSG5ANDIEs;
SATIN PLAID GRENA DINE, ali silk:
And BROCHE BEREGE ANGLAISE
RICH LACE AND SILK NANTES;
ShA HS$tsE rvRsrshHf&"saF $ $%$SSi
PLANTATION PLAIDs AND sTRiPEs,1 at fac
Either by Wholesale or RETAIL they are prepared to
offer inducements HITHERTO UNEQUALLED.
WATKINS l. FICKLEN'S
SECOND OPENING OF SILKS,
ON WEDN EsDAY MORNING THE Atm INST.
STOCK Of Silks Of the choicest styles, at aston
Ishing prices.
Ma On THURSDAY morning. the 9Th. VIC will
exhihit our SPLENDID stock of FRENCH LACE.
MAS!E, PCSHER and REAL LACE. SILK
and BEREGE NJ ANTLES and SHAWLS. some of
Our VrELIy sT i1
Ladies. embracing q beautiful variety, will be ex-
hibited 1T the same time. Our assortment, the ex
tent and elegance of which an advertisement can
give no idea: will we'll repay the examination OF
all classes of Dry Goods buyers; By polite atte
ton, the best goods, at the lowest prices. and
Of ali. lap s-"i2tI WATKINS ( FfctKLEN.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

"a Aucti n...This morning q cargo Of
MoIasses from Cuba, landing from bark Horace
at the Dock, by l. g. b. DAVENPORT.
ap6-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

SPECIAL NOTICE.-.A meeting OF
~ the Richmond Granite Stone Cutters :
URDAY evening. April the 9TH, at o'clock.
ap6-2t" l.. MACCABE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

FLOUR INsPRCTIONs.-The amount of bar
rels and half bar rels of flour inspected in Eir-
ginia for the three months ending the 3lst ult
was-Richmond l26, 531, Petersburg 20,2l5, AL
exandria 2o,9l5, Lynchburs 1882, and Frede-
ricksburg 26G7. Total 1952ls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

~ From and after the LIST O.
April, r. w. CHALK is admitted to An interest il
our business. [ap5--6tl F. STEARNS l. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

~ NOTICE TO THE LADIES.-Mrs.
ga JANE A. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., has re-
moved t" Broad. between LIST and Foushee streets:
south side and IS prepared to treat all forms of
diseases peculiar to females and children
Especial attention given to the practice Of OBJ
stetrics ap6-lm*