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Unisn Of the State and Central Agricultural
Societies.


ulating our readers upon the union of the Nir-
ginia State and Central Agricultural Socie-
ties The two organizations have come to-
gether, and are now one, contamination
which must be as gratifying to their mutual
friends as it is important to the agricultural
interests Of the State. With their combined
influence we shall have such an Agricultural
Fair next fall as was never seen IN Virginia
before The consolidated resources of the two
Societies will enable them to put the splendid
grounds Of the Central in the most complete
order and give new efficiency and eclat to all
their arrangements. Three cheers for the glo-
riOus Union!
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lSTOFLETTERk-k Remaining in the RICH.
IL MOND PO6T-ORlfCE, ON the Nth day Of
April. l06O.
- Publisho1 by sutkcgity Of Act Of Congress, IN
The havin9 tho largest circulation in the
District where printed.
"a Persons calling ene letters in this List, will
please Say they ore ANN TlsKD.
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WATKINS Il FICkLEN'S

SECOND OPENING OF SILKS
We are prepared to exhibit an unrIvae,i stock
of SILKS, of the choicest styles, ut aston ishing
prices.
We would also call attention to our splendid
stock of FRENCH LACE, DAMASIE. PCSHER
and REAL LACE. SILK and BEREGE MAN
I'll ES and SHAWLS, some Of which are very eie-
CANT and entirely new IN style
Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for Ladies,
embracing an elegant variety, are very much IN
demand. Our assortment. the extent and eegan ce
of which an advertisement can give no idea, will
we'll repay the examination of all classes of Dry
Goods buyers. BY polite attention. the best goods
at the lowest prices, and liberal terms, we strive to
deserve the patronage of all
ia New Goods constantly receiving.
ap l9-lZ* WATKINS l. FICKLEN.
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pool EOOMOPENED
MAA AT THE WALL STREET
HOTEL. nm lF1U street S.

>3SSILfEaa& HOTEL. on Val street, De-
%Asse& ~ tnseN Main AMI Fraaklia.-
a-.-E>~.>>>'-.'A -a->.rhe subscriber has made ar
,angements to open a large and well furnished
room. At the WALL STREET HOTEL. on MON
DAY NIGHT, the goth INST at 8 O'Clock, where
pools will be sold EVERY EVENING for the
BROAD ROCK. fAlRFlELD. and ASHLAND
Races, tue various CiU RS vi hold their meeiins
in the Wall Street Hotel and the list OF entries
Will he posted at night ior the ras IS OF the follow
ing day. Strangers and citizens " no feel inter
est IN racing, are invited tn visit the tOOb ROOM
every evening. where reformation of all kinds re-
latin, tn the sport will be cheerfuliy furnished
2S-tS A. A. RA[NE.
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THE TIDE or TRAvEL.-The Cleveland (O)
Herald says that the amount OF travel, now,
etween the East and the West, is very heavy
long trains OF cars, loaded with passengers,
pass both ways over the Lake Shore line OF
roads, aud the depot in that city presents u
lively scene, three times day, on the arrival
aud departure Of the through trains.
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Charlottesville Review.

The Charlottesville Advocate, formerly ed
tied by Mr.. JOHN G. COCHEANE, has been sold
by that gentleman to Messrs. GREEN PEYToN
and JAMES G. SouTHALL, who have changed
the name OF the Adrocats to that of the Re-
cie,c. The new editors are both distinguished
alumni of the University of Virginia, and
gentlemen of very decided abilities. We well
come them with great cordiality to the edto-
rial fraternity.
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LADIES' LIST.

-,
LADiE
Allen mrs Marion f
Apperson mrs A
AtkorsOn mrs M A
Alien mrsCJ
AmmOns mrs & q
Allen mrs +
Avis mrs JnO 3
AbfaIn mrs G Al
Austin Inlss 2 F
Adams ilisss A E
AndersOn miss Benneta
lcreo miss 3 a
BalfOur mrs A E
Banks mrs n
BOnsal mrs Jno
Boswell mrs M A
Bowers mrs
Burweli mrs NJ NJ
Burk mrs NJ A
BrOddus mrs +
Barker miss A
Burton miss b ie
Broaddus miss M
Brown MISS M
CaTnohon miss Sarah J
Crow miss Al
Grow miss Susan
Carey mrs Geo w
Childry mrs Ste phenK2
Celtic mrs Charlotte
Coleman mrs Ann f.
Collins mrs Mary
Courtney mrs Herceila
COsgr0ve mrs C.
Cooper mrs Harriet
Curry mrs Ellen
Cubbon mrs Rachel
Carson mrs Frances
Casey mrs Sarah
Donovan mrs Cath
DOUGLAS mrs Georgia
Down mrs Maria
Dennis mrs John w
Davenport mrs Millv
Davidson miss Jane L
DreWry miss Mary +
Eln,Ore mrs Elizabeth
Ellis mrs Fanny C
Evans mrs Adeline NJ
Eubank mrs Gaia b
Eaton mrs Elizabeth A
Eubank miss Anna w
Everett miss Laura
Edwards miss Ellen ]
Folkes mrs Edward
Fore mrs Mary A
Flournoy miss Sarah M
FlOurnOy MISS Harriet I
Forse miss Augusta
Futchett mss Ann V
Fchr miss Dora
Guthry mrs Julia Ann
Glenn mrs Sarah w
Goodrich mrs Nancy
Gould mrs s A
Godsey mrs Kate A
Gray mrs = A
Griffin mrs Margaret
Green mrs Emily
Gay mics A
Gardner miss Beck
,ilenn miss + C
Goode miss NJ J
GoH miss z v
Grant miss Julia A
HoOe miss Mary
Hamilton miss E A
Helnieln miss NJ B :
Henderson missO
Holt miss Mary c
HoilinsswOrth miss 8 A
F
Horner miss Martha
Hooper miss Sus
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DORTRAlr OF JON nnnsSsSWAy
THE MOCK AUCf oN-o
soy ny n -

SOLD. Just puD.tslcI y xnOf pH IT NJ
He looked ike unssr'ht a,s.
With phix Of mails nsns ns s',a,,r,stsf'
With siosting Dyes oi n, s
And beak Tor NOSE like 10 Villas i..stea.
VITA meath oil ,nss'lahs ,Kla.
Ana he al Of brtstiins pofcas,s,v'ss
POISED on nect oi wiz sctrass,
Ms Inns and lsthy term
~ f.m.ns, unaliesabi, se"p., , 10
Price Of she Mock Auction, ,,,.t ,as sts's'
mailed, poss paid. tn All sho ~
AMI 1T -.-----~
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED PER STEAMSHIP JAMES
three children and nurse: R C.: Browning, lady,
child and nurse, g. L. Thorndike, Mrs. Eaton,
Mrs. Berwick and child. A. Gondey. d. JaIdlne,
G. B. Root and son. Pealmankel. JOS. Hopkins.
Babbitt, Chas. +. Stewart. Jas. Harrington, and
Is steerage.
Also. from Norfolk-T. Cramer, John Kenney
Mr.. ]. III. HeWett, John T.. Nash.
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uampden SiAHey Aa4nxlne.
Tbs May number Of The AsMvdss Sidssy
1lsyAsiS1 q psomptly upon 0sr table. II has
4utls Yaljsty ~ iptsrsstiAg and Instructive
nvtistss. We coagsAtslAte IT. abls aaA spirited
.easdDsters ppeH tts proGfsss Ahd ssscsss. ;
Ur. ThoHaas n. II ,ESSs, Of 1AetjesbOse 90.
yay ~. tsasa asaA w ~ ~ iDsL assa.
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High Water hss day Saturday 1O* o'e!eeb.
ARRIVED.
Steamer BelvideIe. Keene. Baltimore. mdze. and
passengers, d. w. CSrr,e
schr. VIM. Gregory, Bucklen. Rockland. limo,
10 os''ain' SAILED.
Steamer Jamestown, skinner, New York, mdze.
and PASSENGERS. Ludlam e watson raH a.. n
big Ada ,Br.) Crenshaw. -, Halifax. flour,
Dunlop, MOncure 20.
Handy. Morehssd City, N. c.; Elizabeth, New
bern. n. G.; Beu!ah, Norfolx; Empire, DC. Crd.
; Snas ~ Clara Belize PETERSBURG
ST JOINS, April 2O.-Arrived, ship Washington,
HALIFAX. April lo-Arr'd, schr. Mary O'Brien.
Nav Yoak. Apr! %-Gl d, sshr. ;; M: Taylor VI,
mlngton, n. c.; ". A. Ellis. DO; A. J. De aossett.
DO roeonoke, Washington. n C.; Louisa Reeves.
Nt LAX AND S SDis' Mar, Mills,
Virginia
BosroN, April 2l-Arrived steamer City of New
Sophia. Tangier, Va; l.. p. Pharo. Alexandria,
Cleared. schr. c. A. Cook. Eyerham. Richmond.
All, sI7I'vsd' 'oh' N R: ss~oom6' FIsds
B4SSGf As55 aArrived schr. JOS Tur0er
FAlRmAvEN; April 2l.--Arriyed. schss, A. Hea-
ton, Ryan, and T. Benedict, Goldsmith. Virginia
arrived. 26:h, schrs. Kate Thomas, Tutte; G. l..
Bayls, Tucker and Benz. Browning. Lamar. Va.
CHARLxsroN, April 2s.-Ar'd. schrs. Planter.
Little River, n. G.; Paregon. Hartford. n. G.; J.
r. Whdbee, do Chas. McClces. Ucracock, N. c.;
w. s. Copes, Ehzaneth City. N. c
SAVANNAH, April 25.Arrd, schI; Martha Col
sonian, Wilmington, N Z.
NORFOLK, April % ARID. schrs Ocean Rird,
Petersburg; Mignionette, Richmond; Planet M ars.
burg.
HAMPTON ROADS, April 26.-Arr'd. bark Fannie
mOnd.
DISASTERS.
BARBADOEs. April llth.-The American bark
Reindeer, Captain Lanfare, from New York. to
this port on the 81 instant. in lat % TO- lon IS go
wrac ~ nf ~ hr,x nnirc. from "mn me hnmm
for London; brigantine tnams I'm knownl took off
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Nasisnal DemeerssIc Convention.
ID anothee part Of so.dayS paper wa y
foasd full teleGrAphic report OF tne proeeeo-
tuxs OF the Natioual Democsauc O0nSea"on
at Charleston. These lengthy specnl feporn
y. COR the DispastA will b conuaoeo curing inc
!. >..esosa AZ the hodY named. 80
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DIRECTORS :

DIRECTORS:
Vim. II. mcfarland, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, Sam'l I. Bayly,
Roscoe B. Heath, Jos. r. Anders son,
ThOs. W. NJ cCance, G. q. Barney,
John H. Montague, RI. Fl. Many.
David |. Burr, Jas. A. Cowardin,
Lewis Ginter, Benz. H. Nash,
John Jones, PIT. Moore,
Jas l.. Apperson, John H Claiborne,
Lewis D. CrenshaW, d. G.. Wherry,
VIM. g. Paine. VIM. H. Christian,
H. r.. q. Baskerville, Wyndham RobertSo
Sam'l ]. Harrison, John &. Shafer,
VIM. II. Haxall, Peter C. Warwick,
RobI. +. Brooke, r. o. Haskins,
George d. Shell, Edward Norveil,
WELLINGTON GOddin, George ]. Sumner,
John Dooley, D. s.. Woodbridge.
Upon the adjournment of the meeting of Stock
holders, the Board Of Directors convened. and
elected the following officers;
Pyesiden:-WM.H H. MACFARLAND.
Vice Pr.s,aent-SAM'LJ HARRISON
PhySac,aa-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL.
Attoraey-ROSCOE b HEATH. ESQ.
J. ADAlR PEASANTS Sec'y .
IA Office corner Main and lith streets. Rich
mOQG. ap2-ta
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RA ATTENTION, FIRE.
Ie7s53sfSN MEN.-The Firemen attac he'd
W es;s<EssA to the RICHMOND FIRE AS
w ", ISOLATION. are hereby SUN
"cs o" on sATukDAY asXs, 18th S lnsa at at Sc
. clock P: NJ. BY order Of
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, Principal Eng'r.
X. A. TOMPx!NS, Scc'y. up c7-2t
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FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUB
49, The members OF the Fairfield Jockey
clock, ut the Wall street House, when matters
Of importance will be brought up for oons.dera-
tually at the hour. JOHN BELCHER.
az 2S-lt Proprietor.
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n HEADQ'RS OF % BRIGADE. Arm Diva
u HANOVER, VA, April 18th, 1860. '
GeNeral Orders, No. /.
III The Training of officers and Res mental Mus
~ ters of the several Regiments composing this
Brigade will take place As follows:
SGD Regiment. New Kent and Charles City
Training on the ri. Sd and 4th OF May, at Charles
City Court. House; Kegimenral Muster on the 9th,
At Providence FORGE.
74th Reslment. HanOver-Training on the 9th,
l0:h and llth of May Resimsntai Muster on the
l2sh.
a3d Regiment, Misunderstanding on the 10th,
Htn and 18th of May; Regimentsl Muster on the
18th. Richmond CITY.
18th and 18th Regiments. Richmond Cty-Tra,n-
ing On he 2ist I'D and 23L OF May !; Rsgimental
Muter Of the l79th the 24th, and of the 10Th on
the 18th.
LIST Regiment of ". Volunteers. Richmond City
Training tho 18th. goth and 10th Of May; Resi-
mental Muster on the Slxt.
The hours of Training will he arranged with the
Orders. REGIMENTS will assemble at II o'cl'k A. NJ
Adjutants will nave their Resimental Returns
ready to deliver to the Brigade Inspector Oh the
last day Of each TRAINING.
" innteer Companies will appear At the Muster.
OF their respective Regiments, prepared for rigid
Inspection.
b, command Of the Briradier General
WM III n ~
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:. Notdangerous to the human family
.. Rats como out Of thoir holes to de-"
C0sTARs, RAT, ROACH, &C, ExTERMI-
"COSTARH" Major,
:. CUS rra an,SS,, BED-BUG EXTERMINATOR
"COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER, FOR IN
"COSTAR'S' SECTS, &c,
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats, Reaches. Mice, Moles, Ground Nice, Bed
Bugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes. FleaS. Insects on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &C., &c, in short, every
form and species of
VERMIN.
Ten years established in New York ctty-used by
the city Post Ofhce-the city Prisons aud Station
Houses-the city Steamers Ships. DO. the city
Hotels 'Astor, "St. Nicholas" &C.. and by more
than 20, 600 private families.
Druggists and retailers everywhere sell them.
Wholesale agents in all the large cities and
tOwrs.
.!!BEwARK!.. of spurious limitations.
81 Sample Boxes sent by mail.
Address orders, Of for "Circnlars to Dealers"
to HENRY X COsrAR. Principal Depot,
5l2 Broadway. Opposite st. Nicholas dotel) N. Y.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD & CO.
ap17- d2wcw2t'Gf) Richmond, Va.
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By command Of the Briradier General
VIM. IL. RICHARDSON, JK,
dp ZS-4t ByiyatiA Insppctoy.

dp 80 ~ Dsiyaue inspector.
HEADQ'Rs 10TH REG. VA. MILITiA.i
q General Orders. 'ND' "p''' 81 ''''
III Company Masters will be held at ths follow
ing time and places:
THURSDAY. 18th inst. ON Bank street, in front
-company No >. Capt; NJ. C. GArxs. on FRIDAY.
COMPANY No. ;, Capt. A. d. WILLIAMS, on FRI.
pptAl. 9th instant. In front Of the First Dsptist
Compsry No. 4. Capt. THoxAs +. RAsLAxD. on
EklDAY. 9Th instant, in front Of Seahsook's
Company No. s. Captain W. W. BA1pw.x. on
,niDAf' 1th inst, IN front OF the County Court
Company No. 8, apt J. Sweeney, on SATUR-
nnAl. 18TH inst, IN front Of the County Court
The Commandan.s Of Companies will notify
their respective commands to assemble ut the
above nsmed places at o'clock T. NJ. on tho DAY
and ID Lisuteaants.
By order Of
ap Est J. 4. CLARKSON. Lieut.. Col. Con.
n COMPANY x, isT REG. VA. vOIS..l
Attend P.rad dsS IN 1r 1ss = ~ lss Cl.y
Hail. on MoNDAY. the D,s Inst, =, 5 o'sleek
"a. A., il full sumasr gaifslm Eve mem;
':s sure ''' S'iH:;sG Is " sSs.i IL es
oUU 50 6osss LRH0NS.
Just received 1sr assF cssosins. wA.es m 80
s N s I'VE ssssase' 49, r. - II SRs ~
$50 - ~ = N s,e4a .....s. Eiss..ssl. v..
va & hsssiVks ur. yssFl nv
:. '''- '.' = : &c. ''''''s' y,Asasy
,,a-s. Nas ~ tstS,,s ~ ~ -,
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u. Dr.. Owen =. l1ilI-
Office, corner Franklin and Grace streets Resi-
dence, corner Grace aud 18th seFoots. LAP 8-0es
~ Almanac and N1anHsl Of Csefnl In
FOKMATI0N-Abeat 1C00dileyent th,nes-a book
Of I6i pages, with biaAk caves fpr Iasln0sAnduns.
ap a 49, g. (. 4. bkicK RN. Richmond. VI. $
M, Life Insurance hiir Persons and
SLAVES.
{ MUTUAL SYSTEM. -
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS!
SLAVES INSURANCE. owe month to zee gears
as-7e at IJ1C rates.
The best companies in the Union represented.
All losses promptly paid in Richmond.
Call and get a pamphlet and Circular. giving full
particulars Of Companies, rates. &C., Tree OF
charge
kA- The. greatest advantages now offered with
regard to Life Insurance. by
General Insurance Agent,
Office Pearl st., opposite J. \: Govdon'e
ap 18-2t Next to T.. ID. E0chO's. 2
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- Ae Caeaaa 1aeeenDaki - AeaeachaAesass
Tue n1ost skillfnl veteTinartans have mol,
yet bsen able 70 dAeeossr any Hsmsdy for ths
cattle disease whteA has - producing such
havoc In Massachusetts. II Is ascerta1nse
that the malady y conveyed in the asnos-
phere,-by the elothing,-tu hay and esai"
and in tho funnine streams from one 4oe""ty
to another. Hence the Intercourse pe'"es"
farmers, dairymen and butchers u AZ AN e0o'
Cor The present. 90 far ~ interchangtnk OF STOCK
and dealing 10 conceraed. Every snort - now
h.aas made 10 conflne the disease TO the local.
tiles where It has made Its appearance. and to
accom- plish this, the greatest sacrifices are
villinsly submitted to BY the farmers and
dsalers. The consumers Of beef, butter and
chee,e have reason to be interested. The Ques-
ton A to whether the products of the diaries
are contaminated with the disease 10 thus an.
swersd BY the Commission
"This ID the question IN which all consumers Of
beef, milk and butter are interested. Up - cor
tain stage the disease the meet - not injurious
~ its sale In European countries the sale Of the
6eei Of animais sufsnns with this dlsease 10 legal
tsm. and The meat soniy injured from tho blood not
beIng purified by the operation OI perfect lungs.
DEscRIPrIoN AND SYMPTOMS OF THk DlskAsx;
THE locality of the disease. as ats name de-
notes, plsuro- pneumoRia, 70 IN the inning mehi-
brane OF the thcOvacIc cavity and IN the tLeoracic
viscora 1t is probable that the disease Is really
disease of the lungs merely, and that the peura or
contiguous membrane are affected merely ~
., nipathy.l II an autopsy 10 made OF an animal
suferIng from the disease, the cavity Of the chest
70 discovered to contain g. quantity OF diseased
serum. the efiuslon OF the affected peura; ana me
lunxs are seen 10 he sOlidhed, filled with lynlpn;
and of the dark color Of venous or unoxygennteu
blood instead of being porous and OF PINK Color
I'VE are Informed that some eminent tarIlers
are of opinion that the swIl milk disease al the
Now YORK breweries II Of the same or similar
character. This disease - supposed u nave orlgl
mated IN the Netherlands, was probably introduced
into this country by Dutch cattle, but has been
known for century and halt in Ems lands r rance
and Germany, in which latter country the govern
mcnts have adopted the most energetic measures
fOr its extirpatlon."
There is, OF course, no foreseeing where
such disease will end The disease now may
be local one, but If, AZ contemporary OBJ
serves, through a motive to save stock, the
farmers in Worcester county should feel dis
posed to send away cattle to other parts OF the
country, and by this fundamentally the dis
ease should spread into the diaries OF the MID
die and Western States and the great herds OF
the Southwest, the injury would be incalcu-
liable.
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~ Save your Doctors Bills.-When DR..
WIslars Balsam Of Wild Cherry will cure Coughs.
Colds, Bleeding at the Lungs, and arrest the fell
destroyer, Consumption. 1t does more than most
physicians can do. A single trial will satisfy the
incyedulOus.
Sold by ADIE Il GRAY, PURCELL, LADD h
CO.. w. PETERSON, J. P. DUVAL, and by all
other dealers in medicines. ap25-2tW&S
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- FARM OF II ACRES OF LAND, ON
THE q UIOCOSON ROAD. IN HENKlCO.
&s NINE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, FOR
SALE.-We are authorized to sell the neat little
FARM. located as above, now in the occupancy
OF Mr. DAVID II. Woodward. twho is about to re-
move to large farm, recently purchased by him.
are cleared. balance IN wood and timber. Tine im-
consist OF o. mtoTtab.e dwelling con
tanning two rooms, kitchen. stable, barn, cora
house. &c. Terms accommodating. App, to
apT-6t GUDDlN Il APPERSON. Aucts.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Rev Mr..
OA PECK, lxts OF Baltimore: vii! preach
TO MORROW MORNING and AFTERNOON.
10 thu Second Psesby terrain Church, tDr. Hoo E's.l
an Alt
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n. Surprising Sacrifice of
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS!
SILKS, &c.
Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES.
IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN,
At unprecedented prices, bringing them within the
reach of ALL at figures 50 per cent below the cost
of importation.
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TO PRESEkvk . TIE sAP1NlNs

RIO PREsEKyE TIE s1IEE5tNisE ~
MEhDEx BAKERS SArsv \, ,as sss'
POWDER. Iii Ieeolnuisuafu, <, -.
"' - MEADE 4 BAKER. t1a,ss 'Y,ss- y
la Main street. Garner sls''s ,. .,,sss]
DUwE kEKoslNE- g.ilIi;y,s;. " s'' sS !.
h.hi one asnt an hcir is as ssa -
rslsns d., o. Kerosene - tne b, =.
n 49, For sale in all aasat'Vv ~ prass''s
- Meade bAAsSs Post ~
ls Maia sirsss. eoross ass ..,spl
nuEEN ADeLA.DE's. p alan. isf -,
OThis = An kag,ish PREF. = s,..,.sh assfs 4
sna ntessTv,nx tAs teeth. vel -
~ i.on.isss. whore Il y snals. :, fM ~
VIM kave assa is ~ tA!s e e. \ ca. pestH,.
SAs I. bODEKkk NJ. y ~
- : Al liUrS. ..lssS fse ~ Sy-. ~
40 sai hssh Hops !. f ScD EkES,s'a ~ y,
Appth1rAris4. Mas y. ss-'- 4. 4
aHrs10oea. MIA RQnS. -: :. ;aisi sss. -
q :sss I n y. '''''', 1os, > sel''
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~ Semple's Infalfib Baking Powder
Some months since we commenced using these
Powders In our - home departure nt," and find
become with US a regular household instltu-
ton 1t is the best article ever offered to the
j. w. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor, Richmond
For sale by druggists and yrOcers generally.
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Nv ruE aUTfi,,R ADAM Bi''

THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. BY WV
author of - Adam Bsde.r From g..
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

WATKINS & FICKLEN,
WHOLESALE AN RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS!
159 Main street,
Have now in store, their third supply of
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS!
Many of which have been purchased at the auction
sales in New York at a ruln0us loss, IN
SPLENDID SILKS.
DRESS GOODS
In elegant Satin Striped and Cammeaux
ORGANIZES:
In plain and founced SKIRTS;
SATIN PLAID GRENADINE. all silk;
And BROCHE BEREGE ANGLAISE;
RICH LACE AND SILK MANTLES;
SHAWLS. EMBROIDERIES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
LINENS. PRINTS.
At factory prices
Either by wholesale or retail, they are prepared
to offer inducements
HITHERTO UNEQUALLEp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

- FARM On CHARLES CITY ROAD,
Five MILES BELOW THE CITY, FOX
PRIVATELY.-We are authorized to
s Ill privately the Farm known AZ LAUR REL HILL,
On the Charles City. Road five miles below the
city, now occupied by Mr. VIM. Pearce. II con-
tans 275 acres, of which 50 acraa cleared. the
balsncs wooded, and j. well watered The inn
provements u comfortable DWELLING. With
the neeessary out buildings. to- ether with an Ice
of cultivation. For particulars, apply to Mr.. WIN.
ap 8..eoJst JAS N. TAYLOR l. SON.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.
This subsoriber wishes SIX. SMALL. TENE-
MENTS buist at hts Quarry; Apply on the prem
Uses. HUGH l.. GAtLAHEH,
Proprietor Richmond Granite Quarry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

IA Sweat Oil.-Larsc supply Of superior
Sweet Oil for TObaccOnists' use, for sale ny
JNO. w. CAKLICK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

BARBADoEs. April 1lth.-The American bark
Reindeer. Captain Lanfare, from New York. to
this port the 81 instant. in lat. % TO- lon IS 80,
took cf Captain Axiom and crew from the burning
wreck Of the brig Dominica, from Dominica, bound
for London; a brigantine (nams unknown) took off
some of the crew a short time previous. The Do
minlca was loaded with sugar, molssses, rum and
COCOA.
The American bark Excelsior, from New York
10 Barbadoes, foundered in a gale. Captain and
crew saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

old LEAVES: ,,..,y,roi y u
OGATHERED FROM HotsSh'''
ny W. Henri, Wills 81 .s -, t;so 4
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ton and the influence oi tue NV
ADVENTURESAN 0BSER'ht
RIGA Esy G. ~. Thomas
HARPER and Cooley for Ny, slpeoo'
For sale by "ho la Mas So
an 27-3t -. a.