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cattle. The passengers escaped.
~ SALE;oF TOBACCO, BY BATLY MoNcuRE,
at ShOckoe Warehouse:
u. T. Cobb, No; l: bought by Messrs. T. S.
Hardgrove: at S2025.
j. +. Cobb: No; g. bought by Messrs. T. Il s.
psiF E. CeGsi No. 70 bought by Messs' T. s.
j. E Cobb: NJ; S, bought by Messrs t. & s.
J. +. Cobb No. 6, bought by 6. w. Gilliam,S %.
+. l.. Smith, No. /, bought by Messrs. Christian
r. IT, Smith, No 2, bought by Messrs Christian
& Lee, $40 so.
Benz Anderson, No. !, bought by C. Workman,
ST.
Benz. Anderson, No 2, bought by Messrs. Tur-
pin Il Iarbrough, S1U62
Benz. Anderson, No. 3. bought by Messrs. Iur-
pin 1arbrough, Sl 90
Hardrove, Sl4 50.
c. Durrett, No. 2, bought by Nlessrs. Christian &
Lee, S8.75
C. Durrett, No 3, bought by Messrs. Turpin Il
Yarbrough. Sl3 50.
Ctas B. Brown, No l, bought by Messrs Smith
& McCurdy, So 50.
Chas b. Brown, No. 2, bought by NJ essrs Smith
4 McCurdy, 81 10.
b. +. Trevillian, No i, bought by Jas. Thomas,
Jr. $3.50.
K A. Burruss No. ], bought by Messrs. Turpln
Il Iarhroush. Sli 25.
l.. b Gatewood, No /, bought by Messrs Chris
tian Il Lee, S7.75.
l.. IT, Gatewood. No. 2, bought by Messrs. L i
5. Hardgrove. $3.50
} Madison, No /, bought 10y Messrs Christian
!, Lev " 1 Bruce No !, bought by J. H. Greanor
ST.
The above full size kinds. The highest prices
are ior hne Manufacturing Tobacco. Inc lower
prices are for ordinary grades OF Manufacture ms
Tobacco.
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COMMUNICATED !
HE 1CO-f IL T. 33d EGI
O>A MENT.-The attention of all citizens
of Henrico county. between the ages of IS and IS
years, is called to the .'act OF March 30th for the
been in full force and effect from that date. Sec
tion 9th, page 9Th, orders that every white male
REPORT HIMSELF for enrolment to the command
ant of the company in whose district he resides /;
and upon failing to do so within three months,
shall he SUBJECT to a FINE OF not less than ONE.
more than FIVE DOLLARS" Recent events
have fully shown the Importance Of reoreaulzing
our Militia. Without Militia basis, experience
proves the impracticability of permanent yolnn-
teer Grgan and without the latter there
NO SAFETY OF person and property in any com
munity. The GENERAL MUSTER Of the HenricO
Militia. ts3d Regiment,) will take place on
O'Clock A. NJ, at Heckler's old field, Union Hill,
IN the eastern suburb Of Richmond. In addition
he fined according to law, which hereafter will
be risidly enforced. tSee orders in another col
umn.) tmy l4-ltl HENklCO.
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my 12-3t
No Two FIounced and Double skirt

mA Two FIOMnced and Double Skirt
SILK X 20 Il r. S,
At SIS. $40 and SIS. which cost S2). $50 and 8 40.
TWO FLOUNCED AND DOUBLE SKIRT OR
CANDIES AND JACONET ROBES,
At SIS and $7-COst $40 and SIS.
Some of the above are the most elegant Goods
ever offered in this market. and such sacrifice Is
rarely seen. They have been placed IN a sepa-
rate position in our salesroo so that all may nave
an opportunity to examine them:
Also, q lot of beautiful SUMMER SILKS, very
low. y ,n,.,c
latest and handsOmest styles, In hive. seven and
nine hOunces, very cheap:
my Est WATKINS a FlCkLEN.
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PATENTS were issued last week to Chas. w.
Flippen, of Laurel Grove, Va, for an i'm
provement in hydraulic presses J. H. Gooch,
of Oxford, N. c., 70, an improvement in
plows, and 9. A. McEvoy, of Richmond, Va,
for improved bolt for car seats.
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NEW MARKET RACEs.-The race at New
Market, Friday, for the Jockey Club purse of
$500, mile heats, was won by Fanny Wash
ington, with great ease. in 6.Is, only one heat
being run, her competitor "Betsy Red being
withdrawn. We understand that the race on
Saturday-match for &lo,o00-was won by
Hares "Oysterman' in TWO straight heats.
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A proposition Is on foot in baltimore %,
the erection Of q mammoth "Wigwamn In thai
city Tor tbs accommodation Of tbs Adiournsd
Charleston Convention.
Patrick Callahan, with several sliasss. u nm,
der arrest In Atlanta, Ga, for burglary AAd
robbery. Six gold watches were found upon
him. u
Il Ccuysntlon Of Kaights OF the 0olden
Cisels y u session q Raleigh, NC.
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M. The BkST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pearl Amhrotype in the city are those made
Governor st. All the various les and sizes
ecuted the highest style of the art: at all hours
colored in Oil. AauarIlle, Pastel. or India Ink
Price Is ct l., 50 cts, Sl-frOm that up to l00
1T
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On Saturday night, the 18th 1nst.s at{sr short
James Jan H. Cogh. ESQ. in the sssh year Of her age.
On Friday, Ilth May, of whoopins cough. = CAL
EDON, infant son Of Lorenzo anu MARY Il. FRAY
ner, aged ~ days.
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ExKCUTED.-The two negroes, convicted
some weeks ago of the murder OF Hiram w
Fowlkes. were executed At Nottoway Court
House, Va, on Friday last.
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BAD TAKE IN.A na.ro ,.c,..o-
IN excitement IN Bridgeport Conn Iata,v Nv
p1ssan9 himself OF for Z Spsulard. and givins
the isc.srs some as oas s,S q Cuba
was only Boston barber: and Am .nat ne
wig revealed the black wool updsrn o. ms
amidst the strongly displayed indisns,inr =;
the audience. VI
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THE HOMESTEAD BILL, as it passed the u s.
Senate, was SO changed SIS to give the actual
settler lands for . quarter of dollar per acre,
after two years settlement.
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NJ Second Splendid Supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS!

n. Second Splendid Supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS!
BR l.. Il ID Il n & 70
BROAD STREET,
Open TO DAY, and hroug bout the week, their
SECOND SUPPLY of SUMMER DRY GOODS,
bous Int during the past week at UNPRECEOEN1-
ED Low PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than we have ever offered before. A
verv large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Our MANTlLLA DEPARTING nj is now filed
with complete assortment of NEW STYLES.
We are now prepared and are determined to
offer every inducement to buyer both at w HOLE
SALE and RE TAIL. BREEDEN FOX.
apA-lm2p) 2l7 Broad street.
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POKT OF NICHMOND. MNI u
Hixh Kafsr iAia daN lAf0Rddy) II y 0eI0e0.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
mizc and passe Myers, c. p. Cardoza.
Schr. J. 7. Boyed. Mathews, Albany lnmpoE'
Dunlop, N oncnre x Co.
schr. Jacob Brdsall. Henley. New york, hay. G.
l.. hunley. n,
schr. Charles Higgins, James river lumber Bel
vim Phllps.
Schr Joseph and Franklin, HanklEs. New York.
hay, Libby & Burton.
Schr Allen Ii. Brown, Edwards. Philadelphia.
coal. y. p. Halves SON..
Schr. Ann H. Cannon, NOVEL;, Charleston. lum-
Der, Raeland 4 Bro.
Schr. Bennett. Johnson. Philadelphia. phosphate
lime, Schaer, koher Il Co.
Schr. Hattie NJ. Mayo, Warde. Pensacola, lum-
Der. Whtlnck l. Son.
Sehr Aimira T.. Emmerson, Philadelphia, coal,
8. p. Halves Il Son.
Schr. Mary A. Adams. Sparrow, Baltimore, pig
iron, J. X. Anderson.
Schr. Baltimore, Low, Portland. rum, l. u. b.
Davenport. -
schr. Belle r. Hull, Holmes, Jacksonville, lum-
Der, \. C Robinson.
Schr. Albertne, Penny, James river. wood.
SAILED, :.
Steamer Belvldere, Keene, Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers, d. L. W Cnrrie,
Schr o. n. Buxton, Williams, New York, mdze,
W. d. Colquitt Il Co.
Schr. ]. H. Gator, Catn, Baltimore, w. D. Col
quit & Co.
Schr. Plnta. Woolford, down the river, light.
Schr. w. w. Busrns, Reddish. down the river,
light.
Schr f. Davidson, Long down the river. light.
Schr. Clara, Smith, down the river. light.
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- remiuIa the pa1lic that he nrSs
,.s.rre Of IT, ceiebrated DR.. OAHTLLs = hos
,...s r.s have been attendea BY such immense
c,e~ds In IL Nor hern aeities, and who is ~
,nany coustdesed the mest gifted mind OF lre-
land At this time. will be delivered tonight
We invoke for him crowded house. We can
assure our readers. from all that We have
heard of this eminent man, that 1t 10 seldom
such an intellectual banq net in the way OF
lectures is accessible In the United States, as
is now offered to this community.
Tux BEGINNINo OF CoNsuMPTIoY.-ve nnd tne
following views on the manner n wn1cn shst
Dr. HUNTER regards consumption 40 the conse-
quence Of nexlecting certain affections OF re
snce ON the removal Of these than on the cure OF
deeper seated disease:
before / close, and that u the anwiilingness OF
those suffering to acknowledge themselves IN any
danger until their has reached an
from the presumed hopelessness OF SUCH cases
Still it il suicida.for all who have treqqent de
sire to 'cleaf the throat and who become ia'igued
and out Of breath on every slight OCCASION "A are
on the hxh road to pulmonary consumption: Ih's
ending in a sore throat gradually it extends
down the wndpipe. rendering the voice sisnty
aloud; and, fnay it involves the bronchial tubes
and air cells The seat Of the primary disease is
the mucous membrane a tire throat, Wlnuptpc anu
bronchial tubes. The expectoration comes from
this membrane. and the t9hefenlar matter ! is de
avoid the dangers which attend consumption
in an advanced stage, you VIII not disregard
these signs Of impending evil; but. by prompt
and JudciOus means. seek To restore the Oh
Tending organ to its former tone and health
I You may think give undue Importance 70 these
affections from which most persons suffer IN some
degree; but go to those among your OWE immediate
relatives and friends who are now IN the last stage
Of consumption, and ask them how their disease
began They will, in almost every instance, tell
YOU of slight cold, a hacking cough. or little
soreness in the throat, which were treated as
scarcely worthy of notice a few months ago, and
will add that their cough grew worse. their expec
toration increased, that hectic fever set in, and
they began TO lose flesh. Still they regard it AS
only a slight bronchial Affection and, utterly
unconscious of their true state, have Journeys ed
onward to the brink of the grave. l cannot too
strongly impress upoR the minds of those suffering
from catarrhal or brOnchla' affection the lnipor
lance Of this connexion II catarrh and sore throat
we're successfully treated we should have few cases
Of bronchitis. If bronchitis was generally cured,
we should have few cases of consumption. All are
but ks IN the same chain, and hang upon each
other as cacse and effect.
The above, which we clip from the tionaI In
.sNigencer, Is from the pen of DR.. ROBERT HUNTER,
of New York, now on professional visit to our
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RETIRYD.-Mr. VIM. M. Barnitz has retired
from the editorial charge Of the Christians
burg Val Star and Herald.
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M. STORE FOR RENr-On Main s.reet--best 10
before. Address "M.,' at this office. imy l4--5t
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N. Large Stsck Of
J. MILLHlSkk BROTHER.

sa 1g7 BROAD efaxEr.
Have made large additsons 70 their already ex-
's"', SPR sTfS5'H AND ssuMnEF BAY soons.
from recent purchases in New York. and will con-
tinue to add to the same during the season: BY
every steamer, and would especially call attention
to thetI exhibitiOn Of the largest stock Of medium
priced DRESS GOODS in the city. at the lowest
prices.
call from all in want il yespectfully solic.ted.
my lest J. MlLLHISEK BRO.
"a. Dry Goods NJ Cese.-Preierring to open
an entire NEW STOCK OF GOODS in our new
for the fall trade, we hereby offer to the pub
lie present stock, without reserve. at eOS 70,
cash only. special invitation il given to all de-
xirlng great bargains to call At
my 4-6t COURTNEY'S, 3O3 Broad street.
A Rockbridge lam Waters.-Thee
Waters possess most decided curative powers. and
experience has fully shown that they are eftica-
cious. In many diseases Of the skin and glandular
system, Chrenlc Affections of the Digestive Organs,
Chronic DiarrhGa. diseases of the Kidnsys, B.ad-
der, UYtfhrn, Nervous Diseases, Bronchitis, Ner-
rOnS Dyspepsia and ScyQfwid.
Persons requiring these Waters can be supplied
BY FISHER l. WINSTON. Druggists,
my l2-St No. l25 Main street, Richmond.
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A4UaElfHlRra

&RAkr z z5si.SsiSI sSs?; ;tsssss .issss s
Ss I6Ci. Ro0M s"S.; - Ts
= ESr isf ssss =. q: wT
~ T. s;.. A r.s'
EvERl EVENING, At IL Clock. S b sesasa
I EC1URE AGAIN! :, ,,-ae es-
.4oN CHINA,
REV. A. B CARANlss.
Ia consequence Of the heavy rain rI-
ing; Mr.. GA1ANlss second LECTURE even
TUESDAY EVENING. I5th Mar
~ isrM. FIRST BAPTIST CBiyRcuS fiset,
be. ns :" sSs OIL the Lecture ''" What ssv A..
GREAT CITY OF HANG.cu.u,
Called Heaven by the Chine.." hAo'
WA- Marco Polo VISITED tins c,tv e.
yss age ana described It as loo m,i,s ia r.aa,d
ducsd ,ncredniity in his cotemyorsp,a.s eacs PRO
CABANiSS found his descrIpt;ona vet Mr..
correct the particulars of which he viii Eva. man.
"a He will; While Explaining the ,aols,,, o,,
THE s1hsS Re Gods. the
The THsEE.EsE SS GOD II 1 Of .NNEpssSY,
-. nc Na.iVe Cninese Convert viii an
put to him. ''HS rs may 10
VA AumiSSlon-1 cents. ..,,
II EV. DR.. CAHIi.L
~ WILL DELIVER
FOU LECTURES ON ASTROyoN,
AT THE
!, o.. e,M EC HA MICS HALL,
FIRST L. ECTURE-M Monday Er,,,n
The TIDES. "as ~,
lides twice day-spring and Mean Tis.. ~,
rain OF the lInes-,Oceans. Rivers, Cur,ar, ne
vations. Headlands-No appreciate TIht. Ele-
Neutrality-suspicious. Whrlpoois~Thhssaes e. IN the
Iiun Of the Ocean Temperature, NC hsuiib-
SECOND LECTUkE-T Tuesday rr.,. ~,
The CONSTITUENT PARTS Or T :; nMdyIS.
MOSPHERF, AHs AT
Chemical uses of these par,s-Hsiyb,
mosphere - Motion of the Atmosnha"i NE AZ
Tropical Currents-Solar Calorlc-s,ormx ND
THIRD LECTURE-Tharsdag rr..,,
EQUILIBRIUM OF TIE SOLAR svvTrs 10,
Distances, Volume, Masses and No,Sihh
the Planets-V olume. Mass md NJ oms,. mum OF
Sun-fulerum of the Solar Svstsm-4ram.af The
Gravity of the Solar Sy stem within Ina Rthstss Of
Sun Ceptripetai and Projecta Frrcssn oay OF The
Melton of the Planets Doctrine NJ rurmtaN
Reference to the Path OF the Planets. 's"p'es IN
FOURTH LECTUR E-Fyii,n rr..,. =,
DISTANCE OF THE PIANETs '"'g Is.
TrigOnometrical calcuia.Ions-Tbe a,,,o
the Human Eve-The Lenses of the Ia OF
scopes icroscopes-Lenses iee-
These Lectures are to be illustrated by s,;s,.,
set Of Diagrams. laps and Rrass Maebiner"" ''neo
The Lectures Will commence OF each sye,,,.. .,
so'c!ock precisely Doors open al, 7 S'ciork "ihs al
Tickets 50 cents. 10 be had At the foot,ox..
Tickets for the course of Lectures size
nv Its
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"a St. Nicholas Saloon,
MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
The st. Nicholas Saloon, second to no other es-
adjustment In the State, IS constantly supplied
with the choicest
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
FRUITS. NUTS. ETC.,
which will he sold, by Who'll ESAI.E or RETAIL
on the most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited to exam
inc the large and well selected stock. which be
ing constantly addeu to, before purchasing else
where.
Parties and families supplied with CAKES,
CREAMS and JELLlES of every description.
THE SALOON has just been rs.ffted in elegant
style, and CREAMS J ecery faror are served to
Ladies and Gentlemen at the shortest notice. A
call is solicited. my 5-lml A. ANTONI.
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M Reiriserators ro,,c
We have lust received fresh supply of the
above use ful and indispensable articles for WARM,
weather. and at such prices as enables every fami-
ly to have one. We offer all sizes.
CLARK'S DIR. KANE,
PARSONS DR.. KANE.
THE Celebrated X. l.. ALL,
MACE'S COMMON.
All the above styles are from the best manufac-
turers in the country.
Having sod them for the past FIVE years. we can
confidently recommend them to the pu uiie for su-
perior quail ty, finish and cheapness. Those IN
want, would do well to examine before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Also an assortment of
WATER COOLERS. -
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
SELF SEALING JARS.
ANGUS Il BYERLY,
nv l2-3. II Main st., near Old Market.
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City Point. May 10th, 1860.

ARRIVED.
May l0-steamer Jamestown. skinner, New York.
Steamer Belvldere. Keen. Baltimore.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Rich
mond.
Schr. Ike Marvel, Eldridze, Norwich. Ct. dis
May 11-Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Phla-
delphia.
SAILED,
Nav 10-Steamer Jamestown, Skinner, Rich
mOnd.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, mdze., Richmond.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel-
phIa.
Norwegian bark Asael, Johanssen, Ireland, load
ed with corn.
REPoRrED BEIow.-Bark Henry Buck, with
iron and salt, from Liverpool, for Richmond.
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/ XNNS EXCANAT0RN GRANITE. CHE

ITO SKATERS, STONE-CUTTERs, MA
TkkS FXSAyAGSkT kfST cut v
ss q si Mice of srsnss' 'ss
Masonry orr Excavaton wrought AND Cast Iron
MoTk: reaulred IN the fonstrpcton OF sn AIMS
!a n the be
ton at this office, where all further information
s sas'' be * s'esF Gill; the
my H-td City Engineer.
Tor SALE-A handsome Eight keyed FLUTE.
Silver Mounted. The first joint IS of ivory
not having use for 1t. 1t has been used u short
me' FGl further Ea IffAMs aRD tiIorr
my l4--s:' No 81 Nam ST.. Richmond, Va.
CECOND SUPPLY OF SUMNER GOODS.
~ have just returned from the Northern cities,
where l have purchased for cash a large ana
GoSDs BosNET and ali snds
MILLINERY GOODS. which will sell very low.
New goods received every week.
Ronnets beached and made to order.
''''s '0'e' ''''' WI. FLEIsHMAN.
my L. 2w. No 81 Main st.
C1kSs AND OATS, HA sISl Cos
$50 laS b snsns,: RB difSS OATS coAN
On my s1 SsAs! for safe x MrLLspAueH.
NOTICE. tins da. aepoint IRVING HULL
: Inv agent '0' TIC 'A'' Oh ''1 jas. R. HULL.
MAY LIST. 1860. my Wv
FAMILY FLOUR o. superior quality, for sale
mn y u susq's' & br iH,iI u MoScuRE co.
EMRROIDERIES.-A splendid assortment
81 also Ts.'
low prices; chintz Embroidered Linen Cambria
Hdkis new and elegant a1seis e only % gents
IS Nam st.
MRS. WINsLOW.S SOOTHING SYRUf.
tsl This is preparation that no mother should
be without. IT aue,s the ir'iisbiity Of infants
complaints z * SobE Xxx &; =: -
Ii son ao Berexs AnsIsis Mantiss at 81 IS
each; Grey Dress Goods of every variety: fron
l2,s cts. per yard To the 6nsst fabrics made. In
these 'ee caiIk nv sa is s1as 1a'
7 OOk OUT FOR a BARGAlN:-a pieces
l. new style Ginshsms rscs.vSd THIS mo,n, ,ss
Ss "se 81 sSo.s Towels Il only dozen
Call soon tor O xttpssb MOSES. IS Main st.
COfA1 AND LOUNGES.- Sofas; sofa Bed
, stsa.s;. To.e, = Tetss; sins!s and double
Lounges, for sale low to early as,lscfEnv.. MOTIF
13O, UOOToN 81 rlesiist Boards. iandiss
FROM schooner s''aks. H. H. & NJ sfi SON.
q. ~ J, SS S;sss EE'';vi;a, F il ssi sas
NJ: !; \; I: !!::: ;;;i
CLIOE ISLAND GUANO.-s 80 bass No. !.
= u store .a4 'af sale & = 4. sxIsxxa /. 60.
1s0TT1GE 1ED1TEAns-J s.s ssc.iyssa az
- i1s sAlsiew. ~ sansle and d'a xMFx. 'N6TT
|sSS SaSI Ia. a. I'd S.e sssssl scat u
VcsseT ssssAae Niad'ss csal,st fxs. ]{1l0$I !.
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III fLUMBlNG AND

Having employed a practical work man to do this
kind ot work am now prepared to execute the
same IN all It's branches, am Also prepared witA
stock and workmen, to undertake all kinds Of Jobs,
large or small, and warrant them 10 lie done nc
cord,ng to contract. and IN the most workmanilka
manner.
Persons wishing this kind Of work done, would
do we'll to call at my old stand. sign oi the larse
Coffee Pot, No. Main st near the Old Market.
g-2W NM. SEARS WOOD.
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DICKINSON, HILL Il co.
IL CCTTDNE EHS

FOR TIL E SA LIE OF NEGRoEs
AT THEIR dip STAND, Cor. FRASkLIN AND WALL.
STREETS. RICHMOND Va '
Continue to sell NEGROES both at public and
private sales. WI"
Persons entrusting their Negroes to us Tor sale
may rest assured of getting the hlyhes, ,na ,ts,
prices for them. NV
Our poTters are always in attendance at the d,l
terent depots and boat landings
K I. DICKINSON,
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MA RICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND RE OPENINGj
GRAND RE OPENING} For d Brief
GRAND RE OPENING\
(SPRINCi SEASON
When will be presented a lSPRINti SEASON,
(SpRING


SUCCESSION of NOVELTIES, Nomehch5
SUCCESSION of NOVELTIES, WIZ"
The Romantic - GUAR DSM EN-.
Drama g GUARDSMEN.
Of the Is GUARDSMEN.
SPLENDID SCENERY
SOUL STIRRING SITUATIONS. OF the
THRILLING COMBATS. Principal
MAGNIFICENT COSTUME, Feature S
ELEGANT DANCING. of the
IMPOSING TABLEAUX. Great Drama
INTERESTING INCIDENTS. Of the
THREE GUARDSMEN,
SIEGE OF ROC HELLE.
To lie performed TONIGHT, with the following
powerful cast:
D'Artagnan. .---..........M Mr.. F.. Adams.
Athos. J. w. Collr.
Porthos, 1.-THE three Guardsmenr $. X. Chester.
Aramls, }. b. Wilkes.
R,chelieu. W. II. Bailey
Planchet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il q. Rogers.
Musquetoon. ........." W. Johnson.
BOnaucleaux.. X. Nicer.
sucking ham " r. Dillon.
Louis IHifi1pS
tIriMand Observation-Disclosures" u. b. Mason.
Lady Winter. 49,. Mrs. l. Philips.
Anne. Of Austria Miss Ella NJ. Wren.
Constance MIS- Adams
In the Carnival Scene. a Grand Dance. by
TWENTY FOUR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
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MA Watkins FickleM.
MAY, 1860.
During this month we will offer great induce
nents in the prices OF our
LARGE AND ELEGANT
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
AS the season is advancing, we afford to sell
many new and beautiful styles of Goods at RE
DUCED PRICES. Our assortment Is very attractive
and complete, and will be replenlshed from time
to time with the novelties of the season, espe-
cially in
ELEGANT SILKS.
PARIS BEREGES,
BEREGE ANGLAlS,
FRENCH ORGANIZES,
FINE JACONETS.
EMBkOIDEkIES,
LACES,
SPLENDID LACE
l. SILK MANTLES.
WHITE GOODS.
MEMS WEAR,
LINENS AND SHlRTINGS,
DOMESTICS.
PLAID OSNABURGS.
CANTON MATTINGS
AND CURTAIN GOODS.
Wee offer unusual advantages, having Dur-
chased many OF them at the late auc ton sales very
low.
We solicit all city and country BUYERS to exam;
inc our stock, assuring them that the prices VIII
be made to SHtt. WATKINS FlChLEN.
nv 9--tS
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STEAMER BURNT.-The steamer Bonita was
destroyed by fire on the oth inst, about six
miles from Bayou Sara, La. Size had on
board 252 bales of cotton, all OF which was
lost, besides a large number Of sheep aud some
cattle. The passengers escaped.
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RIO DE JANEIR0, March 2S.-Arrived, brig Tai
luah Flummer, from Richmond.
NEw YORK; May ll.-Arrved, schrs. Manches
lno. Stetson, J. Achorn. Il. W. Davis, Eva Bell,
Whining ton. N. C.; Cerito. Turks Island: Pearl.
Ware, Edwin. L.. b Ferguson. Harriet and Sarah,
Howard; d. W. Sanders. Newborn, N. c.; Lindsay
Taylor, Hamilton, N. c.; ~, R. Hinton. Elizabeth
City, n. c.; arrived the following from Virginia
Th1s elson, Rio, @ H; Lee bark Clara Haxail,
PHlLADELPHlA. May n.-Arrlved. schrs. Dia-
mond. Alexandra; Theresa c, Wilmington. N.
cleared, schrs. Nellie D, Studans, Richmond
Coernine, Wilmington. N. G..
CARDIFF, April 24.-Sailed, st, John, Skolfeld.
City Point.
JACksoNv1LLE, May i.-Clearcd, schr. Hugh W.
Fry, Havana.
BATH. May 7.-Arrived, brig Elmlra, Whining
ton. N. G.
FALL RIVER, May S-ArIlved, schr w 6. Au-
den reid, Alexandria.
PORTLAND, May 9.-Arrived, schr. Hattie Ross,
Wimngton n. {.
Ship Chariot OF Fame, Knowles, from CalllO for
Hampton Roads, was spoken 23d March, lat. 81 "a
s.. Ion. "a 40.
Barque Sallie Magee, from Richmond for Rio
JaneirO, was spoken 18th ult