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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

A "ST,rNNING- CLAIa.-The Vincennes
(Ind) Sun says that the son of James Welton
has discovered that his family holds claim fol
~ acres of land, on which the greater por-
ton of Richmond the capital OF virginia
stands" The lease, held by his grandfather
was for 90 years, and expired on the LIST OF Jan
uary last so that all his family has to do, Is tc
walk in and take possession.
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MARRIED.

On Monday evening the l2,h instant, Ut the resi-
dence az the bride. mother By the Rev Pr bur
rows. Mr.. PETER EOREO and MISS MAN w.
TALLEY. all Of this city
On tho nth instant. by the Rev. Mr.. khHsiey;
Mr.. JOHN ri. ARMSTRONG. Of Henr!co' anu
Mira ANN RUFFIN, of this city.
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+ very good sized and good looking Woman. said
Z e and fIIs and with her
two fine children: =, Also. an old Man. who is an
wise an uncommonly well made and very likely
little brown coIored GIRL, about FIVE years Old
l" ms i iS- sea a.s' Apply at CARY stall
EPRlNG SUPPLIES or SCHOOL BOOkS,
DIAPER, BLANK BOOKS. PIANOS. NJ USlC,
A: MORRIS, Bookseller, Publshhr and Station
stock 81 FRESH GOODS. consistins Of ITO ''' ''"'
READERs. revised by Noble Butler, N
in SIX parts The best and most attractive
moreover, altosether Southern in their or
gin, Southern in their tone. and of Southern
100 CROZET'S ARITHMETIcs. two parts :
Companion to the above, designed TO aid IN
sna Re.es n h aad paIs;,s with series
sco deem webstsT's EIEMENTAiRY SPELL
400 M,tchelrs. Smiths and olne,'s GEoGRA
S h k"fTs I%eGTsr FNGa LIS GRAMMAR
10 Toss aoN III BsARDs DICTIONARIES
g MsSai;I'; ffaifSrIcf kkxDERs parts.
' rssess res It; u. ssa S
i ri. seans %ccoGST b5ks aures cheap
bud ENVELOPES. N'' W"
eco reams Cap and Letter PAPER.
3OV teams w WRAPPING PAPER, and everything
else IN my line In Quantities. NH l7-6t
OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGiNrER,,
PROPOSALS will be reeeivsd at this oiIics until
1 He,eicck NJ, on MEbNEsnAY aen,, The 2lst
ieet IN the clear, on Dock street, from the West
line oi Pear street down to Peach street; thence
down Peach street to the river, Just below the
Snip Lock: Also, for another GRANITE CUL-
VEkT on Main street, by feet in the clear, ex :
tending from l7th to 18th streets. together with
,proposas will also l,e received for BRICK CUI-
VEkT on 9Th street from the Marshall street CuI :
vert 70 a point about hall y Az between Broad aHd
Trace streets; and a'so for another BRICK CUL-
VEkF I'm 9Th street. from the Marshall street Cul
vert to Pink Alley thence up said Alley 70 po!nt
cations can 10 seen. and ALI necessary information
obtained with regard to the above work, on appli-
CATION e 1t the office Of The unassssnsd r.;.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENTSr REETS.i
NOTICE TO sTON Z IN ANUNx AND PA.
~ ViER8.-rROPOSAL6 Will BE- received At
tins Office. until Wedns.e.y nsxt. The 3,s1 inst
q p o'ei"ck. NJ. for GRADING AND tAvtNGf
streets. between Peach street and Gi'he,s Crock.
quantity . II undresssd cuRB sTON Els: not hess
than er htsen iarhes teep. on said street. and for
about 0lp feet 81 Carh on escond ssreee, hsewsea
49, IL We az Gssaias. b. Tho cahe> aad for
s:ss::.s s y * 5 ss
linssl foot For other information apply 10
HhN- ID y. BATES, eupt streets.
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~ No Excuse for Bad Bread. -SEMPL ELS
INFALLIBLE BAKING POW DER, the cheapest
and best article for making Loaf Bread. Biscuits,
Batter and Buckwheat Cakes. Pastry, &C. JOHN
tor, Market Place, Franklin st. For sale by all
Drug lists and Grocers.
" have for some months used in my family Sem
pies Justly celebr ated Baking Powders, and take
pleasure in recommending them to all families as
the very best article | have ever tired for MAKING
light sweet, spongy bread. There is no excuse for
bad bread when Sempe's Powders are used.
!" Respectfully, J: RICHARD LEwELLEN.
IS peterSblIrg. Juiy 30, 1882
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LETTER LIST.

4 oSTOFLETTERS-Rem ming in the X ICH :
4 MOND POST OFFICE, on tae 18th day oil
March. 1870. .
IA Puhlished by authority Of Act Of Congress. IN
the newspaper hsyias the largest circulation Ia the
District where printed.
IA Persons calling for letters In this List, VIII
please say they are ADVERTISER.
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IA Powers Gallery is the place to get
good and cheap PICTURES of all the various
st, les, from the smallest TO the size of life.
The report circulated through the city, that
had raised my prices, is as false rs those from
when it came. and was doubtless the wor k of some
Northern Abohtonst who Is ever ready to ROE
good Pictures defy competition. Isl Main street
NH l7-3t'
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NOrlC4. .Porsoas viSSinr n see ma On o.
~ ciAl business. can lsavo their pames on my
SLATE. At re sherry ONCE. G. g: JOHNSON.
Mh wv Com. Rsvsaus, Madison Wx5d.
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MA Helmbold's Extract Of Buchu-- For
diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy
etc.
and Debltated Sufferers.
HELMbOLD'S Extract of Buchu, for Logs of
Memory, Loss of Power, Dimness of Vision,
Difficulty OF Breathing, Weak Nerves and uni
versal I.assitude of the Muscular System.
HtLMBOID'S Extract of Buchu, for all dis
tressing ailments, DISTINCTIONS, Irregularities, and
all diseases of the Sexual Organs. and whether ex-
istng In male or female, from whatever cause
standing.
81 bottle six bottles for IS.
FISHER r. WINSTON,
Wholesale Agents, No. lbs Main street.
NH H-6t
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EA Pprfumpd Breath, PParly W h I e
TEETH, SOUND AND HEALTHY GUNS, RE
LIEF AND FREEDOM FROM TOOrHACH E.
DOW DENIS DENTAL FLUID prevents and re-
moves Tartar. arrests decay. whtens the teeth
and imparts a delgh,ful fragrance to the breath.
Recommended by Drs Peasants. Hudson, Jones,
Hancock, Steel, &c. of this city, and Dentists
everywhere.
For sale by all Drug gists. NH l73t*
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"a PHOTOGRAPHS and Ambrotypes surpassed by
none in the world from the smallest up to lie
those executed at REEFS Mammoth Gallery, ls5
Main street. Copies taken from Old Dasuerreo,,
types and AmbrOtypes, enlarged to any desired
size and warranted perfect. Prices range from
Is cents 10 $50. nm IA-tS
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

NOR HIRE OK sALE-An elderly negro Wo-
MAN. without encnmbrance, who Cook
and W ash for a small family. To good home,
she will be hired or sold low.
Also for hire-a negiO Gil RI from l. to ii years
OF age, accustomed to nursing CHI dren and wait
ing in the house. Two negro NJ EN-. one II good
DINING ROOM servant and DRIVER
THOS. J. BAGBY,
NH lit General Agent, 8 Wall street.
EGROES FOR niRE.-l have for hire, q
~ NEGRO MAN who has had several years ex-
perience in gardening. Also. very likely BOY
about Is years old. who Is an excellent house seTv-
ant A.; and NEGRO WOMAN. whom | will hire
out by the month. RIO. b. LYME.
Agent for hiring out Negroes.
NH LIT Office in basement Metropolitan Hall
L,OR HIRE-2 WASHERS and iRONER; l
+ COOK; WASHER and IRONER; ? DRI
VERS; LABORERS and HOUSE GIRLS
Appl, to 4. A. J: CLOtTON,
Corner W all and Franklin SITS
NH IL 81 Opposite Dickinson, Hill Co.
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James Bucknsr, convicted in Clarksville
Va, Of stabbing z. A. Nelson, has bssa sen
fenced to two years Imprisonment in the psni-
tertiary.
James Aiken was hung 1t Kingston, Ala,
on tho 7th inst, for the murder Ut Mike Htb-
bett
There IL to b . grand Military Encamp.
msnt near Winchester, Va, IN October neat.
There was Z severe frost Ut Augusta, Ga,
Tuesday pjgbt iSjuring early vegetation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

DEAR FIsT-SHAKING.-Col. Sam Cooley, OF
Hartford CT has been fined five dollars for
shaking his fist at Mr.. David Clark, and call
ing him hard names, during the excitement OF
the late Democratic State Convention. The
case was appealed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

wksTERA VIRGINIA CoAL.-Iu January last,
tue western Mining Company, Of Kanawha
county, Va, shipped la5 ,0O0 bushels of coal to
new Orleans. where il brought sa5.Oo. Last
week. tne Fsytona Company shipped ion O0
bushels Of coal u the same markst '"0"
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and last Readng takes place to nj ht at Mechan
les Hail. which, If we judge from the general ex
preston Of delight at their first ENTERTAINMENT. WI
he crowded to its utmost capacity. Those who had
an ide that the Reading would lie at all prosy or
monotonous. were agreeably disappointed IN ind
ing it full of interest. humor, wit. and indeed
most Gle CANT and delightful two hours entertain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

.JgsT nECGxiyE p fresh suR''y e p, w; king
corner Msin and 18th ST,
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LADIES' LIST.

Ri0doo eh} lH0y aio AbF
LADil
Atkinson mrs Fannie
Archer mrs NJ
Allen mrs Vim VI
Allen mrs Mary e
Anthony mrs l.
Alien miss Sarah ]
Baker mrs v l.
Baker mrs Jane c
Bacon mrs jas +
Baker Jr mrs David
Ball mrs A VI
Barford mrs Susan A
Barker mrs P
Bullock mrs Lucy
Bundy mrs AtcOl'O
Brown mrs Mary A
Brown mrs Elizabeth
Branch mrs Elizabeth
Bowden mrs Mary ]
Boswell mrs Marv A
Boiling mrs Eliza
Blckei mrs X A
Binns mrs Maria
Bechtei mrs Jacob H
Berry mrs Martha A
Baker miss Lucy
Butlla miss Mary J
Barnett miss Rose
Brown MISS Annie Nj
Brown miss Nina
Brittane miss Amanda
BOWS miss Bette K
| Biankenship miss NJ A
Bland miss Laura r
Conway miss s b
Clifford MISS Florida
Clark miss Mary
Chalkley miss NJ l.
Chalk miss V K
Chappell miss X d
| Carter miss A +,
| Chappell miss N
Carter miss NJ G
| Campbell II miss A
| Currener mrs Lucy l.
| Curtis mrs VIM q
| Curtis mrs ] w
| Creepy mrs $ J
| Conway mrs Julia
| Cody an mrs Anne
Clemltt mrs Virginia
Childress mrs Judith
Carter mrs Ida
Clark mrs Henrietta
| Clements mrs Marg't
| Garter mrs Marie
DAVIS mrs OctavIa A
Dawson mrs FerdinaH'
Dickinson mrs Nj NJ
Dixon mis- Jane cOld)
| Dickinson mrs Sarah
| Duesberry mrc Mary
| DunfOrd mrs Lucy
bonnie mrs Maria
| Durslow mrs Mary A
| Davis miss Saliie NJ
| Davis miss Columbia
| Fubank mrs Fannie
| ENGLAND miss Mary
| Fltchett mrs Martha
| Firth mrs S ]
| Ford mrs Andrew J
| FurgusOn mrs i
tolkes miss Nj G
Fletcher miss MarysE
Folkes miss Matte e
Graham mrs /.
Gregehr mrs Mary
Govan mrs Lucy A
sentry mrs NJ j
Gilman miss Nj l.
Gouldman miss Julia |
| Grieg miss Nj +.
Howard miss Marg't
| Hoe t!ich miss II
Humphrey miss Nj L.
| Hicks miss b j
Raymond miss u G
Harris miss Emeline
Harris miss Bette
HanspOw miss Ann
Haner mrs " A
hobson mrs NJ +
tones miss Ann
.roub miss Mary A
Jackson miss Lettle +
Jackson miss NJ F
Jackson miss Phebe
Johnson miss Harriet
Johnson miss Mary
Jones miss A J
Justicemiss Isabella
.lcnps mrs Nancy
Mean mrs Margaret
EaIty ,,,r, NJ,rr
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH l6.
High Water this day Saturday 1875 o'eloel

High Water this day (Snt"rday) 1925 O'Clock.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pennsyl vania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdze.
and passen gers, H. r. Tutte.
Sahr Westover, Nickc; son, Boston. mdze.. ID. x
w. Currle.
Schr Leader, Heart, Rockport, ice, B. Ward
we'll l. Co.
Schr Washington, Townsend. Philadelphia. coal.
p. u Larus, agent.
Schr Nellie D. Sturdevant, Philadelphia, coal,
Schr Butterfly, Hubbard, Baltimore. pig iron,
w s. TrIpett, and euano. McGrudeTs Sons
Schr Rockingham, Daipey, Boston, mdZe., W.
o. Colquitt Go. -
ano Bacon Il Baskerville.
Scbr Ambition. w rotten. Baltimore. eusno.
Schr Geo. " Scott Pritchett. Baltimore Ruano.
Schr. Hampton. Eddlns, New York, powder,
Ste Hunter, AGENT. 20
Schr ID. Il. SESSIONS. q edstone. Eastern Shore,
POTATOES and oats, NJ illspau.h Read
SAILED,
Schr, Mary A. Guest, Barrett down the river,
Echr. Amelia r., Johnson. down the river. light,
Schr l., nchburs, Harris, New York, mcZe, u.
w. Currie.
Schr Baltimore. Phillips, Hampton Roads. to
Bark Ell KeIlin, South America, flour, Dunlop,
CLEARED,
Shin Helene, Capt n. Kaschen, for Bremen, wi h
oiS hhds of tobacco and tobacco stems, by Edw'd
VIM. &c Voss Il Co.
NEW York. March l5.-Crd, schr. J. b. Allen.
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DEPARTURE or MINISTER McLANR.-Our
Minister to Mexico arrived in Norfolk Thurs
day morning from Baltimore. He proceeded
directly on board the U. s. steamer Brooklyn
at the anchorage, and was received with the
customary honors. The steamer, in few
hours after, sailed far Mexico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

Anthony O'Donnell was killed in Randolph
county, Va, a few days since, by the falling OF
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ne laxiAlAmfe.

re- Senate. yesterday, set apart Monday
n.xt fnr the consideration Of the bills concern.
;rr tobacco and -four inspections. The Joint
resolution offered by Mr.. THOMPSON. OF Din
widdie, authorizing the Governor to cause 70
be sold certain negro slave condemned TO ne
hung by the County Court OF Nelson, was
unanimously rejected. A proviso was inserted
in the bill authorizing street railroad Tor THIS
city. to the effect that nothing in said bill con-
tanned shall prevent the City Council from
granting the right to any other company ~
construct similar road. The bill conferring
additional powers on the Board OF fuohc
Works was debated.
In the House the following bills were
passed, viz: Incorporating the Central Agri-
cultural Society; exempting the real estate OF
the Agricultural Societies of Virginia from
taxation and for the relief of the securities OF
T. M. b. STEWART, late Sergeant OF Peters
burp. The bill for chartering road from
Richmond to Lynchburg was debated.
In the House, at the evening session on
| Thursday, the following bills were passed,
viz: Senate bill amending the charter of the
city of Richmond, and to reorganize the Court
| OF Hastings of said city, and bill imposing
| taxes for the support Of government.
| CONFESSION OF A MuRDEREss.-Miss Mary
| Simpson who shot and killed Mr.. Budd, a
| farmer in Accomac, has confessed the act, and
| has made further Confession that Tully Lii
| liston stood behind her at the time she hred
| the pistol with a double barreled gun, threat
| ening to shoot her unless she shot Budd. The
| little boy who was in the house at the time,
| makes similar statement, though he has no,
| seen Miss Simpson since she was committed to
| iail. Liils ton has been committed TO Jail, and
| both will be examined On the charge Of MUIR
| der.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

A Large and Attractive supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMH& DIZZY GOODS.
BREEDEN 4 FOX.
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening during the past two weeks,
and are now prepared to oher,a complete assert
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many
large lots Of Foreign Goods, which will be sold At
prices much lower than those OF former seasons.-
We mention few only OF the most attractive ar
English BEREGES, in immense variety;
Eng lish aad French BEkEGE ROBES; to IL
A very large assortment Of SILKS. of every va
rety Of style. ut = to 10 per cent below the cost
French III; oted iACON FITS and ORGANIZES;
TRAVELlNG-DRES GOODS. Of every dsscrip-
Spring bELAINES and CHALLIES;
French aud India FOULARD SILKS, some en-
tirely new and handsome designs.
Our stock Of Domestic Staple foods has never
heen more extensive.
NEGRO CLOTHING, Of every grade.
Amongst the last named. we would call the spc-
cial Atteatiou Of buyers - some very large lots Of
Virginia and 0eors 10 Plain and Striped OANA-
bUkG6, and . larss variety Of other articles Of
DREEDEN 1 FOX.
nhl1-<WI ~ 1g0ad street.
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EA New Stock OF
SPRING DRY GOODS!
THOMAS D. QUARL rs & SONS.
2o3 Broad Street.
We have received our entire stock of GOODS
adj pied to the Spring sales to which we invite the
atte nton of the friends and patrons of the late
concern of CRESsHAW. tlUARLEs Co. We Will
sell our Goods at the lowest prices and on the
usual credit time tn prompt paving customers. Our
stock consists of all the new styles that are out
tins season, in Ladies'. Gents. Misses. boy
House kee ping and Servants GOODS, and We shall
continue To add to our assortment all the new de
that appear IN market, so as to present at all
| times new and elegant selection Of Goods.
NH l5-5t THOS. D. QUARIES X SONS.
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"THB HAUNTED HOMESTEAD" 10 the title OF
new work by Mrs. l.. ID. T.. N. SOUTHwORTH,
IT IL quite up to the other works of that lady,
with which the reading public Is familiar, and
IN the Interest Of the plot excsls many Of
shem. II 10 for sale BY WEST e JOHNSTON.
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- LIST.
Keeling mrs E D !,
Kuper mrs Fred A
KimbrouKh miss Il
kninn miss G Il
Lancaste r mrs A
Lewis mrs John q
LOiland mrs A
Lord mrs Sarah c
Lumpkin mrs Mary A
Lankford miss Ann A
Lindsey miss ElIz'th
LNncham miss Mars't
Moore mrs F b
Moss mrs Jane
Midd etOn mrs E r
Miles mrs Sarah w
Michaels mrs Eliz'th
Martin mrs Eliz'th
Mallory mrs Ann G.
Moorman miss nj T.
Miller miss G A
MayO miss Sarah NJ
Mayers miss G J
MAXWELL miss Ann
MCCARTHY mrs l.
McDOnouSh mrs John
Mckenzie miss Nj r.
McAvvy miss Marg't
Normoyel mrs c Il
O'Sullivant HRS l. A
Perkins mrs Il u
Peasants miss y
Perkins miss X NJ
Prunell miss Mary A
Parrett miss Susan e
Pace miss Mary
Fremont mrs Adle
Parpnei miss Sally NJ
PAUL mrs Rebecca
Price miss l. b
Quick mrs John
Kees miss II
Rose mrs Jane +
Robinson mrs Jennie
Roberts mrs Mary h
Roper mrs Maria Ii
Richason mrs Ellen l
Roy ster miss NJ airy Il
Stevens mss Ann
Stevens IuIsS X
Strange miss X
Slelgerwald mss Mary
Stanley miss Jano
Smooth miss s b.
Smith HISS NJ A
Smith MISS Nancy
Sing lcton HISS Ann
SedgewIck miss L. +
Sampson mrs : Nj
Sheppard mrs + l.
Shelton mrs s r.
Solomons mrs Mary
Slatham mrs C. A
Station mrs M
Stone mrs Jane
StIcka. mrs s A
Shelton ms
Trent miss Nj w
Thomas miss ID
Tompkins miss VI w
Thompson MISS Kate a
Thorp miss V A
Taylor mss Bella
TaliaferrO miss Ellen
Taylor mss Jennie
Thornton mrs VIM
Thornton miss Marg't
Tompkins mrs NJ A
Taylor mrs Nj r
Vandewail mrs Mich
Via mrs Ann d
Vandervol miss Ellen
WoOdard HISS A V
Wintree miss A G
Winfree miss Louisa A
Williams miss + F
Wilson miss Sarah +
Wilson miss Bette
Whitescarver miss +
Whiting miss Anna G.
Watts miss Martha s
Watkins miss 4 V
Watson miss Bette 2
w arren miss Judith II
Wagner MISS Matilda
w ate miss Anna Nj
Wardeit mrs Nj w
Warren mrs Amanda ]
Ward mrs Reb.cca Il
WhitiOw mrs vi
Wilson mrs Nj C.
wilkins mrs Rosa l.
wilkins mrs Amy
Young mrs Carrie f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE
snount of the capital stock Of tins Company sub
scribed for. sener r. meeling Of the stockholders
Will be held at the office OF the Merchants lnsur
WEDNESDAY, the 2lst inst, at O'Clock, ?. NJ
BY order of the "
NH 6-ljt COM MlSSlONERS.
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MOTTO TO BOOk 1T NEks' IN that 4.
~ All who are forming OF adi,aH ~ RAY
BRARTES. anuid Il. well to send 70 "a slsa1aia
DOi.PH'S t.r h Cataipsues oi .>s" "a s.aa,
Tn S,As sn panl..asd y, a oNs TH0rsANn "a
I'M Us. "a erery department 81 tl'efs'n" s,,cs v
the date of publication sxe' o.ha'n n te nsSsd"
each hook These SIX Catalogues VI
Iii who enclose 6o Ia pss the IosisSs An,.as,u
mh iS-w isdItSati IA MAN ST.. R'ea"" AZ
NOTICE To HuiLDsKs:-P RofoS.a's.As
~ erecting = sesmen's Sethei VIII WIZ :" ~ 81 al
the Baiidink Co'nmistee unt1. 'a nj Inc ssl 49,
contISct. the COMMITTEE srse,N."s H., lngtoeeA.
lect such proposals As HiAy seen, =. =. h, sees w
Plans. :ree,6e.,..ns and 'e'c' IN IN sNita:,
Ged<hn's Hall. corner il'L ANU
NH LEW ----,s fv'
TWO OMNlwl ASEs fUK s AZ vs..
i strong. SECOND hasj oMNi Pm sce..
Its HICKS. al the American s,s' ..i ..coas..,
in coed repsir, snd each Of tne,n ". Ia, e sea
dese ten persons conveniently; feet.
at the Amer ican stabies, on Iv'h Ss'
NH IL lw -, H., y
NoT!.s: =; PEE, Man. re siiS
count; vim pa' NO debts HSIEeN s.ssSYi'k sASss,,
I>OR sALE..One thousand I, III J.sv'ss I"
3 from . ~ IL fest "a ion..a'
them ia lots ~ suit safsAr1.rsiIiiN HAGAN..m.su
NH lest Cornsr lrta Aaa .e1
OREkOEN = GOAS sas,nsf Ma
- Ply esfr .x II SPIN ccsNpAY .iFsssSs MI
l r!tLAs =. sh ,sS.!.f, A' ri Si6Ap 81 :, y
L~Oa AEAo4. -TAs LOT At sas I'm. M an &C.
i nsr oi GsSee and ~ sirests. .,"Y eG .eIssssss
:s;.;s 3 = f.; t s =. ss' q Sisss
%. - yIiia;ffi ri ri n p.s..''s !.
SsxUL5ISs'S Iis5iS slISoSsIs 60
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mA Gas! Gas :: GaS!!!-Uur supply OF GAS
CHANDELIERS. PENDANTS, BRACKETS
PORTABLE Els, &c, be ing very large and complete,
DESTROYS tn reduce II. Persons III want OF
such GOODS will consult their interests by giving
a call before purchasing elsewhere, as We are de
termined to sell the lower than an. other house
in the city. STEBBiNS ~ Lien,
NH l5--3t No. l0l Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

g., REV.JAS. A. d. Moan will preach
D. q at the Mechanics Institute, on SUN
DAY morning. the 18th INST, at ii oclock and de-
liver the last lecture of the course to young Men
and Ladies', at "a p Nj. The public are invited to
attend. NH lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

mA- NJ. }. Franklin T. Co. Opticians, No.
AZ Main street, Richmond; Va, invite dealers IN
newly received splendid stock et STEREO-
SCOPES ana STERkOGRAPHS. Their stock is
as large as any offered in the Northern cities, and
they will make such prices will deserve the
PATRONAGE of the Southern merchants.
NH IA Inn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

~ Second and ,.., GEORGE vASDKsAo,s,
MECHANICS HALL. sAftnRnIn AHY! IT.,
March nth. 1850. ESis,
shak'pears'Iu TfssssY. IN az sh..ds.d form =,
In which Ml m XANpEsHaoFFy 3
ters Aster which MI. v. vii r ~" other cAsnc
scene. from the Old Curinsit, She's -. nanhorss,
SWlvELLER and the MARcH2dNFsssseh DICK
TICKETS " CENTS. Commence a. ,.,,.
M A Y ESTIv VAL.
The young ladies' Of Mr.. J. n. Hrw
CAL CLASSES are requested In -, sV0.
BARkspALx's Young Ladies' Acads, ,y M
Cary ard LIST streets, on ''' eofhef d
r sA T. n so.. A T ,
RIO Q, % EEnoRss ERss sriVxitns Pastoral 0ss
New members destrous of na,,;o.,
Festival. must be introduced hy the .@s IA lie
hers; 0rapplicatIon may he made t. NJ ~ uMsa-
TIT, AZ CARrsrs Piano Warerooms, Brn., FEW
near 9Th. ~ >, pan Stree
IN VIEW, FOR A SHORT TVS
THE HOME OF w1 as MIN Il \. ic@ Hail.,
Painted by Ro..rrER l. MreSo1i IA IhE War
From 10 A. N. TO 10 r. NJ.
| Admission % cents. rA,
MASONIC STATUE or
At JOHN w. DAVIES NAH" ~! TON,
Open from A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ. ii IL,