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THE JAPANESE EMBASSY

THR JAPANESE EMBASSY-HS EIpected Ar.
riral.-The japanese Embassy, which will
shortly arrive in Washington, consists of
eighteen persons of rank and fifty three SER
wants. The ENJOYS are the princes of Booren
and Awadsi, and their suite consists of a
Chief Censor, Vice-Governor of the Trea-
snry, Vice-Governor for Foreign Affairs. a
Secretary of the first rank, and two of the
second rank, two Inspectors of the first rank.
and two Of the second, two Treasury officers.
two Interpreters and two Physicians Mr..
Harris, our Minister to Japan, in letter dated
at Jeddo, Nov. 18th, says:
They will embark ON board the u States
steamer POwhatan at this place, between the
LIST and 22d of February next, and may he ex-
pected to reach Aspinwall in fifty to sixty
days after their departure. He suggests that
the Embassy should be conveyed from Aspin.
wall directly TO Washington, without touch.
The reason given for this is that it is desirable
that the first impression of the Japanese
Of our country should be received at place
less excitable than any of our large seapOrts
They will bring two interpreters with them
who speak little English, but speak the
Dutch language fuently. 1t will not be diff.
cult to get other persons to act as Interpreters
to them. The probability is that they will
reach this country on or about the list Of May
The English Government, through Lord Ell
gin, tried every means to get the Japanese to
send an ambassador direct TO England, and
offered them any conveyance or accommoda.
ton they might require, but they declined.
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DIR. Holacher, of Pennsylvania, was order
ed out of Atlanta, Ga, ON the 27th ms t. ha wing
first been blacked. for having in his possession
incendiary documents.
DR.. Thornton, the venerable Presiden. of
Madison College, Mississippi. died on the goth
instant
George Acker was executed in Morris CO.,
N. Y, Thursday, for the murder of Isaac H.
Gordon.
Rev. John Bray has resigned the pastorship
of Bethesda Baptist church. N. York, and re-
moved to Gainesville. Mecklenburg CO., Va.
Gen. Jose de la Concha, late Captain Gene
raj of Cuba, has been killed in Spain in a
duel with the Marquis Pezuela.
The residence of ID. w. Larrmore, at Ma
rion, G., was destroyed by fire on the 21th
inst, Mrs. Larrimore perishing in the flames.
Mrs. Lemley, one of the victims poisoned at
the dinner party in New Orleans, has since
died.
Henry PEBBLES was shot and killed at Aber.
deem, Miss, a few days since, by his brother,
who he was attacking.
Lieut.. A. F. V. Gray, U. S. N, died at Ha-
vana on the 18th inst.
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ADJUSTMENTS

IN A GRAND BALL
~ TO BE GIvEyA
kK COHINTHIAN FIN
kL.1HA ON TUESDAY EVENING; Ip,,,
SMITHS ARMORY BAND has l srhL h
for the OCCASION. ""' 'eeh .lsvs
nADMISSiON-Gen ,rdt.
EMBELLISHMENTS Furnished , ,,, ia
~ . . MANAGERS,
WI A. saa'er' WIN. Mitchell
Chas Hunt, N W"vu.
DR.. Jackson, p cnmws.
j. King. las Rsrnn''
Bill Bartholomew, ''' '''nes'
Il. L.. Lacy Fioor Message.
nh 81 ot r. B. COAN, Pro7rso.
GYM n ANIU -,
~ ON MARSHALL. STREET
BETWEEN srHASDs,.
o.vx RICHMOND, Va.
Iucsday, Thursday q nd Saturday rr.,,.-
nj ] l2 o'clock.
The members of the
INDEPENDENT TURNER ASsprY,r,o,
Respectfully call the attention IF tho ToaaI
81 th,s CITY e their large and we'll iur.i. W.
PLACE OF EXERCISE, and the IIssl, h'' asi
strength to be attained BY prac,cln. Al ,hs ~.
Inc exercises will re conducted i, W" v ana
leaders. ny competed
TERMs-Per session of SIX month";. q. ..
month, 81, Wcnr,abiy in advance. W. '''''
All desIrOus to join are invited IA call and
"' '"o NH Wv
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The Re1enpele. ~.

AstA4 eommtttss Of conlpssnee bstwssn The
TWO Hfpses could not coasur In any scheme
for ne rspsAa OF medication Of The Bank
Nofs kkae1nptien Las, wssspposs thsss u NO
nrohgtity thas Il will - disteshs1. II he's
~sfAe4 VIII thns ar aA1 eseA4 neE . - =.
IsaaMf ~ ~ tavs ths sppstsus)sv q aestos
q 80 tss4k sfsA teakise 90 5 MN 1kll3
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THE LAND TRIAL.-The trial of Walter S.
Land, for the murder of Il. S. Flanagan, in
Princess Anne county, Va, is progressing
The prisoner is attended by his young wife,
who sits by him in the dock. From the Nor
folk papers we take the following:
Mrs Amy Land. the wife of the prisoner
had resided at Flannagan's before she was
married and when she was thirteen or four
teen years of age. Mr.. Wise made an elo-
quent appeal in favor of admitting Mrs
Lands testimony, and the attorneys for the
Commonwealth cOnsentng, the wife of the
prisoner came into court, accompanied by Mr.
Bonney, the Sheriff, and sat beside her hus band
Both Land and his wife were greatly affected,
while suppressed feeling of sympathetic
emotion was observable in the audience. Mrs
l.. stated in substance, that she was 10 years
old when she went to board at Flannagan's;
that F. behaved improperly; took liberties
with her also, on the 18th June last, scream
ed, and Land came in, took his gun and shot
him down. The counsel for the Common
wealth, however, after she had testified, pro-
duced letter which she acknowledged to have
been written by herself. but when presented
to her for recognition was Immediately torn
by her into fragments. THE statements in
contradictory to her oral festimony.l The
hour being late the Court adjourned, that
the portions of the letter might be collected
and re-arranged into a legible shape
There have been several sharp contests of
words between the counsel on each side and
the trial has excited the greatest interest
throughout the whole surrounding country
The court on reassembling the next day, ruled
out the whole ties timony of Mrs. Land.
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NORTH CAROf.ry.
N. Samuel N. Pr;c.

"'' rFIce Z e..
:, Are opening this rno,n;nm MAIN srpv,.
NV AND ELEGANT DIE s sssTfshss sasi
Handsome SILKS. BERnGrs
-. latest styles ""niS R0BESS'gn
Elsgant BERE(i f. and ORG.N,,na
New SILK MANTLES "ANDiE ROBE,
Ffenc9 LACE NANTES, of H..
Fund f n IsTesi ,y,s%yie'y, among vs;., "
uo MsS$SrTE :o@s,hns:; . ana.s,,ys,ns
hO0p SKIRTS, the last nuvs Iv' new
we VIII open in few days fof ~ 50
Wnw ~ gwen vH an assortment Of RIFT sas ~.
EST importations. VI ihh VERY i;g
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Ma SUPERINTENDENT CITY GAS
~ .,; WORKS. On next "Wednesday the people
viii he called upon to select between two gentle
incumbent. was at ono time merchant. elected
last spring to the office. without any knowledge
experience. CHARLES CAMPBELL 10 mo-
chanic. and has some considerable Information ~
chemist: with several years experience in the
works. snd for the position he seeks hns supe-
rior: There 10 one universal complaint about high
gas bills which have just been paid IN Madison
from 10 to 30 per cent, ~ nearly every consumer
knows, in the ward. These complaints have
remedy, in my honest conviction, BY eleeting
CHARLES CAMPBELL, who knows all about the
business, and is fully qualified to take charre If tho
works. NH 3l-ltD VOTER.
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BOARDING.

QOARD OR RENT.-Two most DESIRABLE
- ROOMS on 18th street, in Of the main
building corner of Broad street, opposite the
Powhatan House. They will be rented to single,
or to married gentleman, without childre n. who
could he accommodated with board in the family
Apply at the residence. Broad and 18th streets.
NH 3l-ts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES desirable Rooms, suit
- able for families, at the REVERE HOUSE.
mi I7-1m
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A 81. Nicholas SaI...

Inc 81. Nicholas Saloon, second vdH Az Ban
with the choicest - constantly ,ss.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CAyn,ps
which viii be sold by wnOIEsat,,IES, NrTs.
on c ne M nrst satsiactory terms. n or Rs1I
Inc the large and we'll selected s,o shVted Ell,
I'M. ing. constantly added TO. before par. ssa'h n
~ Ps!tle; ;s and families supplied VII, =,
""H ~" anu 'HLLitS; Of every dsac,i sasa
Manulacturer OF Double Refined cnNIoSl
mn o-lmIi Wholesale Dealer IN F Sssals, 70
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nn The CHEEk NATION are sscsssd
to maintain their rixAl3. We intend m tie coSI.
the C.ty Council who ose cpposed 70 kj6h and M
Just taxes. impOain4 burden upOn tt vOskinR
CLASSES: who will attend al the moeliass Of ~
Council; who vii! - Tor retsenchment OF eur city
city affsrs; who viii obtain FOR our whole Ward :
fair proportion of the improvements. according to
the taxes we have paid snd are now pavinx: Who
will not fail to have Rocketts supplied with the
city watsr to SECURE our property from destruction
by ERE; who will not neglect or forget tn extend
the blessings of the city water and gas eht up nth
street. in the Valley, or anywhere else in our
Ward. whore necessity exists Hach representa-
tive MI. JOSEPH NJ. CARRiNGTON viii make.
We, his old constituents, shall support him. ire
spective Of party. and we know that he il the
choice Of the people Of
NH 3l-lts JEFFERSON WARD
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TIRED or FRExDOM.-Abouth I'VE years since,
VIM. Burnett. Of Mecklenburg county, Va,
left his slaves free, and provided for their re-
moval to Ohio. The will was contested, but
the counsel for the negroes carried the case,
much TO the joy Of Isaac, who was foremost
among ms fellow servants In pressing the suit.
A.ss week Isaac returned from Ohio, and ape
p'ieo 20 % ensiaved 70 gentleman In Neck
.s1ou1s. ne said he was tired OF freedom at.
- ayls experience In free State, and that
49, otner negroes who went out with him
49,. saxious 70 return to virginia on any
ns tney could get the means to travel
~ ~. .ss voluntary slave 10 young heal.
~, ma most intelligent negro, and "a. mot
].s..a oeek ~ go sicknsss nor ..soeial IT,. !:
''''s ~ sFsin Ohios and not In Virrins.
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sssss,.ss : = Ox1CDn ~
- DScele neilned s,..~~
n: sa{ 81 the kisd Sou.t ~ u 49,
tfR5iNffxSs:s ne to Offer to sS.i i'd g y
NORTH CAROLINA
s e. also =. city grocsrs, an ., and TEss,.
g IT'D :; sn ne. C!ashsd Sugar e.. q en "a
Sss icr IN any .g. sI" r. r. aes ssesss
MY stock of Confsct ion ,sndsrd.
s esser passed ~ IN quality =, aaraits. and
VS. sSso 70. r. give me call. Az SsdI'.s 1
nh a 1I1S J. sossIEUx.s s S~s,f pea
-------------- $50. M %i9s,
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|sNFnn AxnultuAn a4nouo1a1u0fn1ano-- lslae1
.. Mexseas Camp.-The telegraph has Al
ready nOooutd - crossing Of as t9oop9 m.
/ &er oApt. 1lcnsssAn, inciu1ing tW4 oompanies
81 Texas nAneers, into Mexico, in pursU1t Of
COrttnas. It was dose At the invitation Of
Gen. Garsia. who thought tho bandit was at
Mesa. A letter To- the New Orleans Delta,
from the American camp. says:
At daylight on the 18th instant, after our
troops had crossed the river, Capt. Stoneman
was informed by q Mexican military officer
whereupon the Captain took mp the line OF
march for that place. 1t appears that when
Ia the vicinity Of the Mesa, Stoneman's scouts
advised him that body Of armed men were
nection with that previously received, left no
doubt in the Captains mind but that the
enemy was there and prepared TO give battle
Our troops approached within hailiDg dis
sentinels. when the latter, without hailing,
fired and fed; whereupon Stoneman ordered
the whole command to charge. which order
was promptly executed. As soon, however, a.
our troops reached the encampment of the
supposed enemy, 1t was ascertained that the
supposed enemy was party OF Mexican
troops from Matamoras, who had encamped
there the day before in charge of = train of
wagons. The mistake, however, was not dis
covered until five Mexicans were killed-four
men and one woman. 1t appears that when
our troops charged, a Mexican officer, upon
seeing our meu rushing up, fired at Captain
Stoneman, (who was at the head of his COM
pany,) aud then ran into jacal and shut the
door, whereupOn several OF Stoneman's men
rushed up and fired through the door, and in
this way Mexican woman was unfortunate
ly killed. No blame can attach to Capt. Stone
man for this mistake, and it is yet inexplica-
BILE that the Mexican officer should have made
so fatal a mistake, and that Capt. Stoneman
was not informed that Mexican troops were in
the vicinity Of the Mesa. The lattef place is
about seven miles from the point on the Mex
lean side of the river at which our troops
crossed, and it wonld certainly seem that the
officer who gave Stoneman the information
which misled the latter could not but have
been aware of the character of the party en-
camped at the Mesa it is jnexplicable that he
could be SO unfortunately mistaken.
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LOST AND STRAYED.


I OST-Between corner Franklin and I'd streets,
Il and St James Chnrch. a black ENAMELLED
able reward will he paid to the finder if delivered
at this office. nah 3l-2t
I OST-On Thursday, small Paper Box, con-
IL tanning three BREASTPINS and plain Gold
BRACELET The finder will he suitably reward
ed by leaving the Box and contents at the Dispatch
office. NH 3l-n"
OS Ton "Wednesday; 2sth INST on Canal
small tin box. will give liberal reward # left
at this office. ALBERTA FREEMAN.
NH 3l--lt* free woman Ut color.
I OST-On Thursday last, q handsome GOLD
Il STUD. with garnet set. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by returning 1t to this Office
NH 3l-2tt
I OST--On Sunday night. the 18th of March. be
II tween the hours of ~ and II O'Clock. ViCTO-
RI Inc, lined with dark slk-t has three tips
each end. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving 1t at the Dispatch office. NH 30-2t*
49, SIS REWARD. Strayed or stolen
2&pA& from my residence, a half grown WHITE
For his return. or for such in
formation as will lead to his recovery, will pay
the above reward. lmh 23-tsl w. &. PAINE.
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SHIP ROBERT TKEAT.-This ship, which was
stranded a few days ago on Currituck beach,
on II voyage from Liverpool to City Point, is
reported as lying in a favorable position, and
should the weather continue moderate, will
probably be gotten Off with but little material
damage. The Messrs. Baker are at WORK on
her with two steam tugs and two wrecking
schooners, the latter of which have already
brought up to Norfolk several hundred sacks
of salt. The surveyors who went down to her
have returned and report fayorabiy (weather
permitting) as to the prospects Of her getting
off.
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NJ Southern Sewing Machines.
LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
RICHMOND. w.

The SuDScr1berS nave iOTIned Joint Stock COm-
pany for the purpose of manufacturing
TESTERS CELEBRATED
TWO THREAD. K-STITCH, SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES,
which, from simplicity Of construction and adap-
tation to all branches of needle work, stands un-
confidence, believing that a fair trial Of the ma
chine will satisfy all of our ability to furnish this
valuable article IN domestic economy, from OUR
equal to the best furnished by Northern nanufac-
tories.
These machines are manufactured and sold under
legal rights from Elias Howe, IT.. Wheeler l.
Wilson's Manufacturing Company, Grover l. Ba-
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MEETING OF THE MEDICAL
49, S0CIETY.-The Thirty Seventh An,
VIRGINIA, will he held IN the city. of Richmond,
at the MEDICAL. COLLEGE Of Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the Path of A pril next.
VIM. W. PARKER, NJ D..
NH 2l-2tawtd Secretary.
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SUICIDE.-Capt Daniel Searles, doorkeeper
Of the Louisiana House of Delegates, COM
mitted suicide at Baton Rouge, La, on the
2lst inst, by blowing out his brains. For
years he had kept his coffin aud winding sheet
in his house, and he already had his tombstone
in the cemetery with his name inscribed. He
was 70 years of age.
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LEXINGTON MONUMENT.-The Boston Jour
nal says: "The first contribution for the ne W
monument at Lexington has been made by
Senator Hammond, of South Carolina, who
has sent his chez k for $50 to the association -
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POE's MOTHER.-The mother in law of Ed
gar A. Poe, the poet, Mrs. Maria GLENN, is
in Alexandria, Va, over 20 years Of age, and
in the most distressing poverty.
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SCICIDE.-Thornton Christy, formerly of
Front Royal, Page county, Va, committed
suicide at Alexandria, Tennessee, on the 5th
inst, by taking two ounces of arsenic. He
was supposed to have been in an unsound
state Of mind when the deed was committed
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CITY SCAvENGER.-The undersigned re-
~ spectfully informa. the citizens of Richmond
that no !. prepared to C. EAN OUT rear houses,
slnks and other places Of deposit. and thoroughly
lime thems on the most reasonable terms, and in 4
manner not in the least offensive the premises
on which % p may work His wagon IL 20 con-
Orders can be left with Messrs MILLspAueH 4
JoHSsroN,s No. q Main street, or JAS. T. DUvAL,
corner 10th and Main. 4. H. ALLEN, Agent.
NH Sl-Sm -.
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HAND OF FATE.-Among the prisoners cap.
tured on board the Mexican steamer Mar
qnese, were two Spaniards, named Careano
and Louis Delisle, who were formerly con-
victed of murder in New Orleans, but escaped.
They have both been lodged in the parish
prisOn there
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d BROAD STREE
SECOND ENlNG OF
COLORED CLOTH.
EI'IJ-BAtRED

FULL BACkED ,n,o,,srS
A splendid assortment at vers LOW PkIIi
Our MANTIl.LA Department IS nov hi s,',r
the choicest st. les Of the easaD eusifaeiHst "a
Fl nf! sL nRSvf XcH s caHTAf and six
We are prepared To offer great indaessn ,s,
this class If Goods. both at v hol,ssls and na
mil 2o-io.lf BREEDEN 4 foA' bfoA1
TOBACCO Ron LUMBER. SHINGLES
L AND rAiLlNGs- ~, goagT,,
s.SS No: isHINGLEs, heart.
iSs:" f., Inch, II. Is. and ssP. :ineh.'. wHiTs
IL 80 feet 'HhfEsMLocg JoIsr sad scN'
lo,nS PAIi.lNGs. pointed.
c9,0el Sawed LATHES. ,.,r, B,
JAMES F. bCNN,
NH 2y-3t Yard corner 18th and Cary 80
MAIN STREET PROPERTY, IN
Iu CHESTER. FOR SAlE.-Ihs saps s,.,s, sc
fers for sale three kOfS, each - iset IA lsi
no feet deep. situated IN the corner sI n fS4
Summers streets. and running h,e sp y =, FAt
aley For n TOBACCO SfEMNhns IL ,st
TORY, 1t rs The most desirsble rfeg rope =. "a,
town. 7, VIII be SOLD entire. or d,sissS i.
he rrefsrred For terms; spp', !" FISHER Usher D.
Onc TO PREVENT DisAP GOV.
GOOs rOfNTMENT: t., ue,s
Send in your orders to da. 2, ear! AYE AYE fOrN
CAKE. ciTRoN CARE. SPONGE cAA@
ANYTHING nice for Sundays dinner OF ~. "a e.si
ma All orders promptly ATTENDED : ,s ns ~
delivered il required. at kiCHAkpSn".Ssey
Confectionery ana I, Lea . Hrss nssr %
(sOpYuNG DONE. ..lONATHAN \ fnpsa..
- Assistant Librs!.an &c he k,S ,a.ss an as
upon the most reasonable terms re "a nssss,e
81 the libsesy: in the third sto,s q ne 80 VI .
promptly, attended to. ne ,s'sln: .sb,.
NoI!CE:p ~ anss,,pG s. ss,:'sss
:,Ss,: WITH Mr. DAsl oD JGSSsssfH fSsIsst
nh Ss-ss Assat U. States 6ss Hsxsl.1,. =
I IM4, CEMENT AND YtASF
81 !: !. 5000 Essi:ss,.sssa 'ffGcAss nffES !, q.
AZ ! oar .'es. and si Him. 4 z; ggrrist1Ss.;.
mn n-A Corner 9th aad c.1, ~.
nxILER ann nSIvEn ~. ssn g.
MI 81 :sS 'pRf CIV Re- .ssss ''.'
80. As1lJ iaVedl&sifi aEr 6 KolLAppAAYIi,
Nh N-sf i5sh e. ss.vssa Asas - s.ss
ES6 jIlR.-e,s. ~ ss = n.s *: sissss
81 d, AN 4 faoNhs' asa .y <. !
81 |''|'''i i||||||iI 7
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IA Remember: Rocks Coed S.-.-
RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA,
IL for sale by Druggists yenerals ~, ", sc, 1,
sure and ask for ROCKS SAMAR!STps.,S;', O
you DuS: or you may get sometime siaN, sAs
lie cnred or benefited. ''''"s s'ss, "a. =,
,, n1' :, orders supplied on liberal .rn.
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k Removal. .. The office Of the City
removed from the old Gas Works. tCary, below
18th street,) to the Southwest corner of Cary and
18th streets, (Warwick'S Lumber House,
NH 3O-2w
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S .-
w SEWING MACHINE
Linen. Silk, Cotton aud WOollen 6sodS
They make n suita ble at ten and hare

Inc Richmond Enquirer saws: -,
I'VE speak knowingly. and from full esesi csc
Machine. 1t does all t!Is; il proposes.
NH I3-Aft
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~ On MARSHALL STREET.
BETWEEN srHANDs,a
kICHN0ND Y
OPEN "a
1"es"ay' Thursday and Saturday Ev.u,,,
ARMORY r, l.. |. MUEs.


n ARMORY r, L. l. HUEsI
RICHMOND. March 30 lsa
The Court Of Enquiry. for The asss,sms,,
W VIZ nT9es' VI! BE- IN session at the Armor
{" hear excuses Of delinanents. Those meml.n
tend promptly,
$. b. JACOBS, Is, Serst
Extract from Bylaws. adopted March N,
1860: " The decision of this Court sail h i,ai
unless the PARTY under sentence appeal to the CON-
OF referring SAID appeal To the company
NH 3O-2t
H. ATTENTION. JUNIOR VIOLIN
"a TEERS y our Caps are ready, and the Ls,ieu
III MARX SHGLTZ, Aren't,
Cap Manufacturer, Main street,
NH O-H' Second door from 10Th street
PIANO FOR TES.-
mN7 The subscribers have been e%' iec s1@
for the last two weeks, extensive additions "a then
PIANO FORTES,
and have now in their warerooms M sssormss
North.
These instruments are mace nv Mr.. DUNBAR
and are not sent ION sale" ~ some suPpose, Dui
are purchased by Ms exclusively, and for ta'A-
Thus obtaining every tar advantage, the saseff
be are enabled to offer them upon the mos, ~
raj terms. Indeed, shrewd business men have, a.
ter visiting the North. returned and purchase
us. candidiy owning that they could do no bette
They have for sale the lowest priced sed
strument made, to tie most elegant and costs, d
Of which will lie shown with pleasure.
They have also for sale
PIANO STOOLS.
Beautiful PIANO C0VES,
and q larse stock of
HiUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS
for the Piano Forte and Guitar
JAMES WOODHOUSE 4 CO.
booksellers, Stationers, and dcalsrsn
mil T-6t 2pt Piano Fortes and aase
227 MAIN STU iJOHNSONs HALL,
RICHMOND. {'''"''' NORFOLK
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IA PHOTOGRAPHS and Ambr ,types surpassed by
none IN the world. from the smallest up to life
$40. coored IN OIL, Aquare.l and India Ink, are
Main street. Copies taDn from old Daguerreo-
types and Ambroty pes, enlarxed to any desired
Is cents to $50. NH lI-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-31

Na THE TJCkET FOR JEFFERSON
sSSkr7WARD.-All of them old and tried Coun-
cilmen and Aldermen.
FOR COUNCILMEN.
James NJ. Talbot, r. o. Haskins,
n. B. Hill, WIN. H. Richardson,
John H. Greanor.
FOR ALI RMEN
C.. r. Hill. George F.. Sadler,
r. d. Sanxay, WIN. Taylor,
A. inloes.
The above. Messrs Editors, is the ticket that We
mean to support on "Wednesday next.
NH Slit OLD JEFFERSON WARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-31

DARKER HOUSE,
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations,
with every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not exceed in the United States.
H. D. PARKER,
NH Sim J.F. MILLS,