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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN U. S, SAILORS AND
SPANISH PoLICE.-A fight took place at Glen
fugas, Cuba, on the 2Sth ult., between some
sailors from the U. S. sloop- Of war Wyandotte,
and party of Spanish sailors, during which
the police of the town charged bayonets on the
Americans. who were getting the best of the
fight, and wounded eight of them, one of whom,
an engineer on the Wyandotte has since died
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STEAMER SUNK.--On Saturday night the
steamer Neptune, Capt. Poe, which left Wheel
ing, Va, the previous Thursday, bound for the
Illinois river, with valuable cargo of over
500 tons of Pittsburg manufacture. Eastern
dry goods, &c, struck a snag and sunk, 81
miles above Cincinnati. She was valued at
SIS, 900, and insured for $1,000.
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nSIaye insurance.

A Slave insurance.
THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY
This Company insures for one or more wears on
the most favorable terms, and pays its Losses
promptly and at this office.
pr. F. W. HANCOCK, Medical Examiner, at
Office daily at 10 clock
KNOWLES Il WALFORD, Agents,
- t-5t 10 Main street
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DISTRESSING MORTALITY.-We published
in our issue of the week before last, the death
Of MIR. Rufus X. Williams, of Smyth county
on the 25th ult. On the eth of the same month
his son Beverly died, in the 10th year or his
age. On the I'd of the same month, his daugh-
ter Margaret died, aged 4 years. And on
the I'd inst, his son Samuel died, aged 81 years
ibtHydOu Vireininn
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MAJ

rit;;,ss ihs 81 Y: J: Psitis!sy; Nj, JANIS l.
BURKE dauehte. Of the late John NJ. Burke. Of
Caroline county, Va. N
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DIED.

On Friday. the 9Th inst. At . quarter to o'clk.
KATE VIRGINIA. only daughter Of James B. and
Oterea E. Leach. aged years and MONTHS.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from her fathers residence,
this saturday afternoon at ~ O'Clock.
IA Philadelphia papers please COPY.
On Thursday. the 9Th instant. At o'clock T. NJ.
STEWART F.. only son Of James d. and Maria
BrinkerhOa. in the llth year Of his age.
IA New York paper please copy
On Sunday. the lst instant. at the residence Of
Mrs. H. T.. Carter, in HenricO county, Mrs. MA
RIA SOUTHALL, in the 74th year of her age.
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A Special Notice.

n Special Notice.
CA N O n MATTIN GS.
We have in store, for sale, on accommodating
terms
~. 81 and Ga WHITE MATTINGS;
A., "a and Cd CHECK do.
RICHARDSON r. CO,
ap7-lm* Carpet WarerOOms. 95 Main st.
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F1RFs-Cant Abraham K5ttema,

F1REs.-Capt Abraham Kstteman's stables.
in Hardy county, Va, with all their contents,
were consumed by fire on the night Of the Goth
ult. Six horses were burnt to death, four OF
which were owned by Capt. Ketteman, and
two by Samuel Mohler. The residence of
Harvey Sydenstriker, in Greenbrler county,
Va, was consumed, with its furniture, on Sa-
turday night the family escaping with diff
Guilty.
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WHOLESALE PARDoNING.-Gov. Moore. of
Louisiana, has, with the consent of the Stale
Senate, pardoned twenty-four convicts. SEN
fenced to undergo a variety of punishments.
for crimes of all grades, including murderers
and incendiaries.
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AN EX-SENATOR FOR DOUGLAs.-Gov H. S
Foote, formerly OF Mississippi, then Of Cali
fornia, and now of Tennessee, has written a
long and strong letter in favor of Douglas for
the Presidency.
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RUNAWAYS.
TW ENTY- FIVE DOLLARsRt

N Il EN uNrNE DO LLAkSM
W WARD will give reward of twebty ~
NdollaIs for the appre hension and deliver :
~ me Of cambridge. n negro man. who II
Sksthe Tobacco Factory Of Mr.. Georee , H,
wood, IN this city, about ten days since. Thew
negroIs about ~ years of age, SIX feet high t''
hlack and well proportioned, and has shoTE sni
he also wore his beard. II Is not known slf
clothing he had on at the time Of LEAVING Hs n
MIR. HarwoOd's Factory under the plea Of rogsV
the country, and may have had forced pass, III
which he Is attempting To get ont vt the si,ts
CHAS. A. ROSE,
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PREsENTATIoN-Edwin Booth, at the con.
clusion of his engagement at Charleston.
Wednesday night, was presented with a sill
also sent a laurel wreath to the actor
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL s.
High Water this day Saturday S o'eloei

ARRIVED.
Steamship Pennsylvania, Teal, adeiphia,
mdze and passengers.
Schr; j. NJ. French, Stiles. New York, bone dust,
schr. Truro. Cox, Wipdssc5T, plaster to order.
Steamship Jamestown Skinner, New York. mdze.
and PASSENGERS. Ludlam 4 Watson.
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, mdze.
and passengers.
visible ssIT T1cs ;, Tom; B Due' Halifax four
schr. fds i' NsyIo1 dsen the river light.
Schr. Emily Ann, Eggleston. down the river,
light
Schr. H. Bullwinke. French, down the river,
Brig A. Dunbar, Buck. Pernambuco, -four, Dun
lOp, Moncure Il Co.
, PERNAMBuce:. Feb. 25.~In port, bark Fannie
New York. April ARRIVED. schr. Nangatuck,
Plntard, Va. April5 cid, schr. Lynchburg. Harris,
tkichmond A!'c schrs: c; "a 4. !ohns%n L. Van,
Virginia.
NEwroRr, April 2.-Sailed. .schr. Julia Newell,
Gushing, Portland: for City Point; Montrose. Bar
ton. Boston, for Tangier. Va; Maria Theresa,
Moore, do, for do; Baker. Newcomb; B. 8.
Wright. Brown and Osceola, Horton. do. for do.
April 4th; arrived. schr Reddington, Clarke. Rock
PROvIpENCE. April 3.-Arrved, schr. A. s. Smp-
son. Churn. Rappahannock.
PHIiADELrHIA: April 4,Arrived. steamer City
schrs Glass Blower, Payne. Wilmington, N. G.,
and David Faust, Moslander, do.
BALTIM9KE, April 51Cfd. srhr. Elizabeth, Rob
tersburg; steamer Geo. Peabody, City Point.
by telegraph
HAMPTON RoA April 6.-Britisb sohr. Alice
Rogers, bound for Philadep hIa, is ashore nea-
Hampton. She will probably be got afoat.
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IA PHorOGRAPHs and Ambr ,type SURPASSED nv
none IN the world; from the smallest up to lite
those executed at REFS Mammoth Galierx. az -
Main street Copies taken from old Daguerreo-
types ana Ambrotypes, enlarged to any dos red
Is cents to $50. NH ~.
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Y
A THE INDEPENDENT
Announce to III. c;,niuKNER Ass0cr.r,,
Ia general, that they viii ave richmond, AID >
And E 8 Z 4 up nns.ALL
MoNDAY. April 9th, lso. a, I ,a oRAAyrs
HALL. on Broad street ~ 'he MONTHS
Inc Committee have spar.d mai.
son ' stan leSt Bali az "a
n I ~ hsE 4, n, for one gentleman
70 10 naa Al the door, or Of The icio Ssa
RICE.o essnaMY.i EEppEg;
kRUMEL, TiNEW',v H0I2un,.
Dp ili'rrhCN,; WAFTs,l
Nj. MAY, AIh, 6UNrBss
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WANTED-By young man. formerly of Vir-
w ginIa. doing a small hut paving business
which could be easily increased by proper atten-
ton, PARTNER with So eco or So 600. to con
quot strictly Southern Commission business in
ance and influence Best references both in Rich
mond ard New York given and required Address
with real name, LOT one week, Re- office of this
paper.
N. B.-Any one not having the nece ssary amount
OF cash but an extensive acquaintance and who
could influence trade. and he willing to work for
commission on sales, can address as above.
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1860,
SPRING TRADE.
RICHMOND MADE

~ RICHMOND MADE wv
The ;uhssrner , ef CLOTHS T III Pas
MERES, VEsrlNG. &c, of Southern "'i'S
ture. a.
He has a number of workmen eors'salt =.
as any Northern house ,a. ~ or.s,
promptly. b. BEcHER, IS aalna ~.
ap.-lm' Under the Manson heos
"a HENRICO LIGHT DRAGOOss "a
Parade =, the wss,hsm a a's's'.. 4
| 3; S,a full! ~ e.. r.,
apS-Ss H'' '' '"' o'''" A. J. SMITH, o.
n HEADQ'Rs CO "F," isr REG. Va; III III
This Compan, wall assemble ief Drill = va y,
Nof the Cay,tci; % day, sAI,fpS q iai,,s
inst a. s., clock T. ~. psG ;.spa, eoSsr Be-
scabhaid, Boxes. &c
ap7-it HARVET A. DUDLEY, m . :
ATTENTION. COMpANHxip.TraaeIsstSsss1s.
atasy, Evt y, M,' o Arms IL order
Inspection. Sergsants viii summon t,'e"
ap;-lt. ID. L. CARTER, !" 81"
\, HEADERS MONTGOMERY 49,
rhis Gamma nj vail assemble nj ME-
VJHsn, MONDAY EVENING. the gn .n'' s,ts.
AQuaTtef before 8 O'Clock. Tor a'ia ~"
m :sI@s, By ''' ;o Il ' NseSips6'Sap
n HEADoVARrKEIKSss S Sc m MILITIA
o,a.r No. =. S'A''s,A A # ..r,...
II Field officers and commsndaa.s =, I'd tx .
9of tho Ssd Regiment are hereby n penn" 4 -
Rexiuaent viii bs hold a. the chse OF 70" "a Is,
HAnaIsox. ON SATURDAY next tho "A
., order Of Col. j. hrei YYoh Rs' 4. EAcaor
aps-ss Clerk of RssimentA Gear. o. .A, IA !.
CKAYX, ATTENTION T ,es;. II
EvEkYY' i NIid 81 Fl: THis s WEB !. G ,.s
Oh members DESTROYS II aissndink Aa'
: . = q 60 By 0'ik:bf q S' SskANca. s.
VEQkTAelE EssEN .s!f ~ : f Ssss. srs,,
baai ! kisys. Londos. in ss"r:c i inIIMssDEy
" q Main street, Rioens~
INPORTED ITALIAN MACrAha.sE. NJ
Receiving this day - boxes safs s.'s ~x ~ vi
esroai. :sssF'of qualify 'os az KNTONpS
pound. +" Mex, door ExeaAass "a. :.
nm ram PRVlTs.-sW cans fresh f g. ssss
i famAiaes and SuawbeIfiesi 'unI;W;T0Ni's,
s''. Tor ale 4 N... do., f.saIs:s. ~, =.
CREDPOFATU q 3 .:.ysnss - s ss.ssss
s..'sssaa Sis SfS war; W.
FKx6H 6NUlfa m cANs - ses vi b
- ;iiS6xii ND. ~ ~: |.
1ssw1!! vvAsSM
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SPECIAL NOTlCE.--A meeting of
- the Richmond Granite Stone Cutters
Association, will be held at Schads Hall on SAT-
URDAY evening, April the 7th, at O'Clock.
ap6-N' l.. MACCABE.
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CALLED NEETJNG-AIlke epers
49, Of OHDINARIES. and particularly those
who have BAGATELLE TABLES, are invited to
night. at O'Clock. to make proper ARRANGEMENTS
about the late license imposed on Bagatelle Ia
DleS etc. an 2t%
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\ OPENING OF THE SPRING /,

Miss X. LYON. lis Broad street. m 9lk
stsir will open To DAY. at her rooms The :.
2 ~ LES Tor the season. To which shs would A.
orally. '' WV s sas ~ t''
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N~ X. G: C:-As;emmbe At your Castle
Saturday EVENING, at s O'Clock
All persons desiring to Join. can do SO at that
Tune. Segeants summon their squads
BY order. ap7-lt+
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MILLINERY,
MRS, n, WIGANn

WV 1876 BROADsrREsT. coRysR az .,u VA
~ bess leave To inform her cus,omsr, SM
ana the Ladies in general, thai she IL go
snow her Spring styles of MILLINERY IN Al !,
MlLtINERS and COUNTRY MERCH,yr,
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IA Southern Sowing Machines.
LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
RTCHnfONn W

The subscribers have formed joint stock COM
pany for the purpose Of manufacturing
TESTERS CELEBRATED
THREAD, LOCK- STITCH. SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES,
which, from simplicity of construction and adap-
tation to all branches of needle work. stands nm
riva!ied and We offer them to the public with full
chine will satisfy all of ability to furnish this
valuable article IN domestic economy, from OUR
tories.
legal rights from Elias Howe, Jr, Wheeler &
wilson's manufacturing Company, Grover Il Ba-
keI's Sewing Machine Company, and |. Nj. Singer
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rs Removal. - The office Of the CITY
alter Works and Surveyor of the City has been
removed from the old Gas Works, Cary below
18TH street, to the Southwest corner Of Cary and
NH N-2w
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IRA ID f RS BANK OF THE
49, CITY OF RICHMOND-The minimum
capital 81 the Traders BANK OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND having been subscribed. meet
ing OF the Stockholders of said Bank will be held
II the Heading Room of the st. Charles Hotel, on
TUESDAY. the 18th igst &. at IL O clock NJ
ap7-td THE COMMISSIONERS
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R 49, JUDGE CLOPTON'S SUCCESS
O>Sa SOR.-ln view of the large and increas-
ing legal business of the county of HenricO it is
vastly important to the citizens of this county
that some person should be placed IN the chair so
ably filed by the late Hon. JOHN b. CLoproN. who
shall be qualified to discharge the duties of that
exalted and res pOnsbe position with prOmptness
and energy. Among the able and learned gentle
men whose names have been mentioned in con
nection with this Office. JOHN NJ DAVIS, Esq of
Henrco, it seems to us, exhibits the requisites
necessary. He will. therefore. he ardentiy sup
ported BY MANY VOTERS OF HENRICO.
ap7-lt*
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Published BY auth
tho newspaper having q
District whore printed.
n Persons calling fo'
please say they arc Aby
LADfl
Avis mrs Sallie
Andrew mrs l.
Atkins mrs 8 A n
Allen miss Jennie
Ammons miss A W
Atkinson miss M A /.
AtkisOn miss Mary H
Austin miss Sarah
Baker mrs SOphOna
Baker mrs Jane G
Barnes mrs Jane A
Buchanan mrs s I.
Berry mrs Louisa W
Butler mrs Anne Nj
Begley mrs
Brown mrs E F
BOldlng mrs Charlotte
Blckford mrs Libbie
Blake jr mrs Eli w
BeaZley miss Mary 8
Brown miss Jennet
Band miss Laura RE-
Darlington mrs u
Clark mrs Sarah F
Campbell mrs u
Chaikley mrs Francis A
Chamberlain mrs M
Christian mrs A ME-
Crump mrs 8 DE-
Chopper mrs Eliza
Groom mrs +
Crawford mrs ] v
Cousins mrs Fanny
Clash mrs JnO N
Coleman mrs Emma
Campbell mrs Juliet A
Campbell miss J
Carter miss Georgia
Chandler miss H A
Chick miss V +
Grafton miss Louisa v
Clark miss Henrietta
Cook MISS Susan j
Davis mrs Elizabeth
Davis mrs Chas
Dixon mrs Martha 2
DObson mrs H w
Demerritt mss J
Davis miss Sarah w
Evans mrs Mary
Elmore mrs Sarah
Evans Adeline nj
Elder miss Mary J2
Elan Eliza J
FairclOth mrs Mary G
Farmer mrs + ]
Finegan mrs Mary
Ford mrs Mary NJ
Fitchett mrs c b
FOary mrs Caroline g
French mrs Helen b
FolgOod miss Gennett
Forte miss Mary-L
Farmer miss Mary f.
Graves mrs + C. 2
Granger mrs A H
Green mrs b
3Ousby mrs Sarah
l,arber mrs + H
HOmles mrs Susan
Hill mrs ThOs
Hancock mrs s K
h agemeyer mrs nj A
Harras mrs Nj
fleherton mrs C d
Harvey mrs NJ Il
Haywood mrs VI A
Hopkins miss NJ s
Howard miss Katy
Hines miss Mary
1erne miss s o
Henley miss z
hughes miss ] H
hendricks miss B H
hastings miss Mary
Harris miss Lucy
1enrIght miss Ann
rvine mrs 8 A Nj
ames mrs John 2
ones mrs Caroline
ones mrs Elizabeth
OhnsOn mrs Martha
Ohnson mrs Nancy
ames mrs Eliza NJ
ustice miss lisa bella y
ones miss Agnes p \
ordan miss Nara F \
ones miss Annie E
enkIns miss VI l.
orkney er miss Bette y
larr miss Anna \
lmbroush miss Jennie J
.ImbrOugh miss r.
ing miss Helen J 4
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WEST 4 JOHNSTON:
w Publishers, Booksellers and Static,

| M ES ~ a. JOHNSTON.
| w Publishers, Booksellers and Statiouers
Have received new and large supplies Of the FOL- fol-
SAY w ANR W sEAt 3, the author of the WIDE.
THE Fa9N a AS Ss KSn.sas
Benz, BY Nathaniel Hawthorne vols -S 81 So.
BE LAH BY Miss Augusta J. Evans, of Mobile.
TUE i HE6 GE sSTkEGGtE b. Ps5dcs q
THE ToIL- GATE Dedoa te.it to Sunday sum School
WAITER AsHwooD-A Love Story. By Paul
LIVES AND Bh.rrLEs of Tom sayers and John
sr6k! H Es 81 Ta iii OCEAN, or Gems from Sea-
4e Nb 9h3 SSpa 81 ;5s s
Our BIBLE CLASS, AND the good that came eV Of It,
y Miss Kitty N "a tn" author then
W. ST & JOHNSTON.
Successors to q. M. West. l45 Nam street.
THE STANDARD OF the ENGLISH
w wSokcEsrEkk AS 9G4sTo 3 DICTIONARY.
Inc twentieth thousand are now ready. Lite
declaring to be the best English Dictionary IN
t b No library is complete without a copy
wv EST & JOHNSTON,
,nz, Publishers Booksellers and Stationers,
l THE owNERs Of FAST TR0 orr RS
The Central Agricultural Society ofVrglIia wishes
and such Fruits as may be in season, with
display Of fast trotting Horses some time in May
next, ana with that view the Executive Committee
invite the Florists, Gardeners and owners of fast
Irotters to meet them or communicate with them
at :"s wSon tn time tbsIs MI
meeting of the Executive COMMITTEES. Of which
take notice. lap AT &. bfMMocfR2.u sseg TO
b 5BkoAe, cAPIrot AND : rESfH srREErs,
rsas FIR are authorized to sell that really
and Capitol streets ~ feet, and runs back on the
Tine the % 1i es sdfs, s feet It
For the greater part of the purchase money,
credit Of five years will be given, bearing interest
ap7-6t GODDIN l. APPERsON.
HuNPrEY c. Beg leave to nio4@ hen a.
sfGRk s. os
- door from the corner.of 5tb street and will con
! e. calf ST s4 :se:t cR0'E
Ok BBLs. TRULL's PURE RUM, high
seSG"IsS 9SEES SJTS III hSM sfSe and %spfAr0ES
No. GOSHEN BUTTER Z. p F %o isIs E y BRO, |
ap7-3s Corner 18th and Main streats.
No; SMOKED SALMON, AND LARGE
NO. M A X Z r Lust received per |
sCHAFFER L wADDILL,
ap7-N. Near Old Markst.
Nd TTER.-@
ss sas's cS p1i%s G Sk3xkf BUFFER sEE6
on CONSIGNMENT; for sale w h 8. RoysrrR
ap 1--5t Corner Cary and Virginia SITS.
(IH0!CE GO3HEN AND PENNSYLVA.
- =, M! MA STATE BUTTER-Just received and
ScH1FFER L wApDILL.
a.. Family Grocers. Franklin street,
aDI-Z Near Old Market.
HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED 10.
AGER Been sAEo6N 70 ny 81; ;s ."S f
april 9TH. 1850 ap7-st
No. GOSHEN ,HEESE-Just to hand and
i0r sale b! SCH AFFER WADDILL,
ap7-a. 'amil Groosra. E..athli,sa ,ntrsst.
Ian :, OAa .-a,s0 bushels Of Ci,LAN OATS
wv $4""' ~ ''G LIBBY sHS q Z i BEs TOR
sp1-A Corner Of nth and Cary sts.
az EeH ROWLAND LlME.-SOo casks N
COCA saippins order, fer sale from shs D6ck b.
alz-st Corner io.S .sd Cary s.s.
s S sisslSS'ss ~ ;sf;.:' sn s: 9:
!ihTA 4. U III. as.s~ coNcHEs Y@ PPM
). I'd Agent for !. S SMTt
Vss11A.ks. nALsAM OF MI, MILD C.ER-
,.sss sso:sI.t b. kassssd..i sr..s
es!s: E Is "a s,. s;sr Ill.,.
It'd Rs Is;ss1ss .}s {I |: :,..
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ority Of Act Of Congress. !
he largest circulation in III
Z letters IN this List, vi
KhT1sED.
Es' LIST.
Kimbrough miss Mcilie
kirkwOOd mrs Jas p
KIrky mrs Isaac
Kidd mrs Mary A
LandruIn mrs ] II
Lewis LIzzy
Lee miss Rosa
Lee miss r r
Lewis miss Eugene
Locust miss Marx't
I.andruyn mrs Sarah 8
Lawford mrs Martha
Lee mrs Coatney
LipscOnb mrs w B
Long mrs Catherine
LOvinxston mrs G
Meadow Elizabeth l.
Miller miss Anna
Morgan miss Alcinda g
Moore miss Mamie +
MOreland miss Clara
Morris miss Marceller
Munda miss Moline +
Murchies miss Minnie
Moore miss Mary
MarstOn mis- l. H2
Mallory miss Sarah A
Mallory miss Barbara +
Mermand mrs r.
Miller mrs Bette
Meredith mrs rs
Mitchell mrs ElvIra
Mitchell mrs Susan
Mitchell mrs Bette w
Marks mrs Mathis
Nee mrs Bridget
Norris miss Mary
Otey mrs Mary
Oakley miss Bette A
Powell mrs MaryC
Peasants mrs NJ atilda
Fettus mrs Mary = v
PendletOn mrs nj
Perkins mrs
Pettet mrs Mary
Pa liam miss nj +
Pea miss Il J
Patman miss Cynthia2
Quinn miss Sarah
Rooney mrs Mary
Rasland mrs Sarah +
Russell miss Louisa
Smith mrs NJ s
Scherer mrs NJ v
Smith mrs NJ A
Spratly mrs Sarah
Spaulding mrs l. A
Stanberry mrs Ellen
Saunders mrs 8 A
Shea mrs Mary
Shum mrs X e
Seav mrs A e
Seav mrs J A
Smith Nancy (cOl'd,
Scars miss Z
Smith miss NJ A
Steser miss 5 Il
Stevens miss r.
Savill miss Nj F
Sheppard miss s f.
Sheppard miss Eliza
Spencer miss c w
Turner mrs Nj K
Tay Tor mrs c d
Turner mrs Jane
Trent mrs G
Tyler mrs M F
Thornton mrs Nj C.
TalIaferrO mrs LIS
Taylor mrs Mary
Thomas miss NJ e
Tuck MISS Fannie
Thomas miss b l.
'Tinsley miss ] B
Via mrs +
Vermillary mrs b A
mrs Fannie II
w atson mrs K
mrs E3
. hite mrs J
Wilson mrs Salma
Worsham mrs Ann
Woodward mrs G.
Wind mrs MariaJ
WEIGH mss Ann
Watts miss Martha 8
w atkins miss Susan
w hlteman miss NJ A
w hltescarvar miss
Willis miss Della
w yatt miss Mary l.
| Dung miss Annie
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A- Motto Prom and after the LIST of
our business. lap5-6tl F. STEARNS 4 co.
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Corr esrondence of the Richmond Dispatch
Trial Of the MMrdsrers Of Mr.. Forlkes-Confes
slim &c

Trial Of the Mmrdsrers Of Mr.. Forikes-Confes-
sion, &c.
JUNCTION, PRINCE EDWARD Co., Va.,)
April 5th, 1860. !
The trial of the negroes who murdered Hy-
ram Fowlkes, on the 10Th of March, came off
yesterday, and resulted in the conviction of
Branch and English, who will be executed on
the lith OF May. There was a very large gath
ering, and a deep interest was NANTES ted in
the proceedings. Everything passed off quiet
ly. l was present when sentence was passed
upon the prisoners. Branch seemed to be i'll
at ease, and publicly protested his innocence
but English looked on with perfect indiffer-
ence, without the slightest emotion, but the
most devil-may care look l ever saw He
made full confession Of the crime several
days since.
The crop of wheat is very fine it never
looked better at this season of the year. Farm
ers are pretty busily engaged in planting corn
The late dry weather has injured the tobacco
plants some little, but there are quite enough
left. and they are sufficiently forward The
oats are coming up very well, but suffer for
want OF shower and the genial rays Of Old
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LYMcHRuRa, Va, April q. 4
Bnt little has occurred here during the
present week calculated to interest the gene
raj reader; and but for the municipal cleo tion,
which passed on in the usual pleasant man
ner, resulting In the reelection Of all the old
officers, with the exception Of master Of police,
1 shouId be induced to give way TO my pen :
chant and let the occurrences of the week pass
unnoticed and without record in the annals
OF LynchburG correspondence.
The great influx Of bacon via the Virei.
MA and Tennessee Railroad, alluded to In a
former communication, still continues in in
creased quantities. Our merchants say the
amount received is already beyond all prece.
dent. The freiGh:s in merchandise, which
came mp via South. Side Railroad and the
James River and Kanawha Canal, are much
larger than ever before known. Most Of the
through freight is brought by the cars, and
nearly all OF the way freight by the boats.
The Corporation Court is now, and has been
in session all the week. The business of that
body has been chiefly confined to granting
licenses for selling whiskey and like stimu-
lants.
The Sunday mail has been discontinued on
the South-Side Railroad, hence we have only
SIX mails per week from Richmond.
Another train will commence running on
the Orange and Alexandria Road on Monday
next, which will run in connection with the
train on the Virginia and
Tennessee. This train, learn, will not carry
any mail, as has been reported. q. X.
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SPRING MILLINERY.
IN

MRS. DAVIS 4 SISTER. ia Bropd3E
street, between 4th and sth, Nrrih sds. No.
received large and varied assortment Of
SPRING MILLINERY.
embracing all the latest styles to which ". mr.,
the attention of the LADIES' Also, lsres ass
ment Of Children's GOODS.
"a We viii open our SPRING STYLES 4
WEDNESDAY the 4th mat, 49,
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a no THE LADIEN or RICM. !,

w. ."CAS p'-LekhoIn, straw, NespolranNMI
~ and Fancy BONN ELS, Of ever, ds ok
to new, on blocks, of the latest sIyIe and fashion
Gents Leghorn, Panama and Straw HAITI
Bleached Pressed and Finished in tie most
perior manner. Also. HATS and B0sNtN
chants and Hatters' work done, AS usaal, vi
promptness aud dispatch, a. the old ssiablls1s
stand Of DENNIs K BRo. Franklin st., oppss
Metropolitan Hall. tap6-3tl o. II DENNIS