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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RATTRoED
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL goth, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and West will run follows
GOING EAsT.
Leave Nashville at ( A N and 3PM
Arrive at ChattsDooga l:SO n aaa las AN.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3O N and 73oPM.
Arrive At Nashville at 5 and ga n.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, New York
IA Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Riehm0ni,
Petersburg LynchbuTg Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery. MemT his, New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets be had at any hour application 70
Ticket Agent at ONCE st Depot the following places and
at the following prices, Wis;
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WMTE would inform The City Trade thar ", hav. ., -
w IargeGtocs Of Apple and Peach RrnndZ -
and pure A liberal margin allowed. ~
june 20 LELLYErT 4 ssfrTu
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Negroes TO Hire.

1HS SACKS OATS, Just received on consignment and
L - 'Orsalea the Broadway Mills
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kAJ have On hand large stock o. ane Vlrqinsa roA,
w COS also rennessee and Kentucky Tobacco- 40
Cigars on hand 'A' %
iupe26 LFLLYErT A aur-t,
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Cincinnati, Louisville a Nashville

SAM AARkMAN,
THROOP, Master.
LEBANON, DAAOi-Ai l. 'i~1'sr'
Lxcurroo, DAVIDSON, Master.
FRAZIER, Master.
an 49, WI Be In o0cinnstl and che IN Nashveat
iorssf session., and ready freight the
ha1s-aS 10 come In competition with The Railroads
nati 70 ~ or Passengers Lousvills Cincin
SSon Passengers to Louisville. M %
cabin dc Cincinnaa ~
,o.d - ever aan Passengers can travel on he Raj
Vho t.vsi s LIZ charge foe Meals and ali people
comfort ~ ~ eo1p Arisoa IN -
| GecIi "a q n - 49,
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CHUSSS.1IES WANTED.
YENHE Nashville and North western Railr.a eop.,v 10,
% contract for 10000 Cedar CFOss-Tfea. Qfest
long taehes hsk we'll hswn, face narowest place not
less than inches clear Of bark timber % be sound - sIf-
cd Al the grade line Of the road In Nashville
ne contraetors want 70 contract for $4,000 white or
FOst YAK L1eSs Of the above, delivered
IN nc ne o. ne road In Pills. ron section IL section -
eno1gh on each section 70 supply the sane.
Persons wishing bid viii direct 70 ~ Preset .5 Ts
rs Of the nashville and Forth-sssisrn Railroad COMPANY
Nashville. Tenn. .S1--ls -
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Apple Brandy. rs Years Old.

Also In nonI Cask 81 James HeunsEsy brandy r,s.-
Of 1881 which think viii Sais the most fassdous palate
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Regular Tuesdays 81. Louis Packet,
n VIZ new and ~ perior side wheel stsarasr Gen.
Il Anderson, will run above regularly -tesc, -
In eonnection with TIE teaner b M. Rum
yaAs until De steamer Hillman takes her place Her
departure win Be every TUESDAY a. p O'Clock By shs ar
ranament the public will have linz pscks boat,
on TUksDAHsand FRIDAYS % every week for 81. Louis
For freight or r.asags aPpy on bead or 70
mar25-d6m n n 91RRTsS,z Agents-
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Military GYmnasiuln.


The gallant Seventh Regiment Of New York
is setting an example Of military spirit and
discipline which cannot be without effect upon
the whole volunteer organization Of the coun-
try II has shown tina; volunteers can attain
a. high state of drill as regulars, and seems
disposed to keep pace with all the military
Improvement of the day. Among other steps
of progress. it is about to build a military
gymnasium. It is said that the men OF the
second company already practice the athletics
OF the Zouave drill, going through their exer-
cises every week, in the presence of a number
of friends and admirers. We trust that our
own volunteers, who have shown such admi-
rable military spirit and prunptitude. Will not
permit themselves to be surpassed in any ex-
ercise that tends to the efficiency and perfec-
lion of this important branch OF national
defence.
The South. especially, should make soldiers
of all her citizens. Her volunteers have shown
what they can do, from the time of BRAD
DOCK, when their cool gallaRtry threw into
the shade the dogged yalor of the British reg
ulars, down to New Orleans when the rifles
OF kentucky and Tennessee drove back in
dismay and disaster the flower of the British
army Their achievements in the last Next
can war are still fresh in the memory OF their
countrymen. The Past should encourage us
to rely on the Future and the ominous signs
of the times should warn the Southern States
to neglect no means Of securing the highest
state Of military efficiency.
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Coxsis Ma.ds amd Rosamond. Bv Mrs. MARY
J. HOLMES, author of :" Lena Rivers" Mea-
dow Brook" &c. New York: SAxTON, BAR
KER & Co.-These are Stories says the author,
Of life in the Northern Hills" She puts two
stories in one volume a breach Of custom
which Is indeed much to be admired in this age
Of prolixity, in which one story too often Nils
two volumes. For sale by WooDnorsE Co.
Bertha Percy; or, L'Espsrance. BY MARGARET
FIELD. New York: ID. APPLETON Il Co.
This is the first effort Of the lady author, who
dates from Philadelphia. In her preface she
makes a touching appeal to the public and the
critics. Her style is graceful and animated.
We are not able TO speak of the merits of her
story, which is in one volume, handsomely
gotten up by the publishers. For sale by
WOoDHOUsE & Go.
Our Farm Of E3ar Acres, and the Money are
mate by if-From the twelfth London Edition.
New York: PAXTON. BARKER Il CO.-This
seems to have been very popular little book
among the English, and it contains a great
deal, in the way OF prac tical lessons in econo-
my and industry, that will he useful to tillers
of the soil in this country. For sale by WOOD-
HOUSE Il Co.
Chambers EncyclopGdia.-We have the 18th
number of this valuable work from the pub
fishers, d. APPLETON 4 Co, through Messrs.
WOODHoUsE & Co.
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DEED.


On Monday. tn ga lnst.. Mrs. JULIA NJ, wife
Of DR.. Robert H. Csbeil. IN the 6lst year Of her
age:
The Gnof the family are respectfully invited
e. 81 lrai from s. psSl's Church. =. on
Il Williams HI: n s !. ; ;s: IN ;.:,
I'm take place from St, James
ChuI ednesdeyJ evening \ c !" ciHSa a..
invited to attend without further notice. :,
Yesterday afternoon, 6 GORGE, Is months DID,
infant son OF James Paterson =, .
His funeral viii take place this afternoon az :.
scm Hill. The friends Of the family are invited to
attend without further notice. =,
Suddenly. on Monday night. the sd instant, Mr.
LLOYD FiTCHETT, IN the 37th year OF MS aee
His friends and acauantfnSs; are Ws9ns.aay,
AFTERNOON. al O clock. from his residence, on MAI
street between oath and 18th sts, without iurtner
invitation.
On the night of sd instant, at the age OF years
and months, ANNA CARTER, daughter OF w m;
d. and Frances Stuart. She was ch'd lovely anu
hoiOved
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9it9mnah 8ispatft.
MORNING APRIL as. 1850
~. n..Irln a.r 81 Gnsle sd.

The Benkcia hey In England.
JonN I3uIr has always had sood name
far n,sck ana stamina, aud, II there 10 any
,h,n~ h. PARTICULARLY prides himself upon, It
=. ~. ,ovs az fair play. II there IL one Quali-
e. =. valoes even more highly than his cour-
-. ara which 10 second only to his love Of
10 I, !. -. Intense devotion to fair play, and
hi. ,honoukh hatred OF tAktng the advantage
in a fshs or . bargain. The "manly art Of
self.defence'' has always been popular with
all classes In England, and IL is somewhat
surprising 70 see the virtuous indignation
which the proposed combat betweeen HKENAH
and SAVERS 10 now elictting in that fighting
island, and the repeated interruptions ana
annoy ances which, In land SO boastfuI OF i's
" fair play" the aspirant for the champions
belt has had to encounter. This going ~
magistrates office aud getting . peace wa'-
rant against an enterprising gentleman VINO
has taken the trouble TO 50 all the way 10
England 70 "punch the head" OF Mr'
TuoxAs SAYxRs, is not worthy OF mr.. BULL.
A contemporary exciaims us this our
old friend aud sometimes foe. who used
IN Oh roaring around all over the world,
threat euing to eat every body up that stood In
his wayl Is this the British Lion Of Cressy
and Asincouri, and Salamanca, and Waterloo,
and Iukermana Is this the animal who
brass that he breakfasts ON Frenchmen.
lunches on Russians, and dimes on Hindoos
We can't believe ii. If 1t is, has the Emperor
OF the French drawn his teeth, or has Mr.
BsIsaT induced him to join the Peace Society
or has he been converted by STURGEON, OF
evangelical by Exeter Hall Has the lion be-
come lamb, aud does he allow the American
eagle to scream defiance directly under ms
nose Really, we are ashamed Of the Lion
Nevertheless, 1t is well enough not to hailoo
Till you are out of the woods.
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We see it stated that the ''Old Dominion So
ciety,'' OF New York, are Masking extensive
preparations for the celebration of the ami
yersary of the settlement Of Jane stown, on
the 18th of May. As that day the present year
falls on Sunday, the celebration is set down
tor the 14th. The Hon. GEO. w. SUMMERS. OF
Virginia, has been selected as the orator for the
occasion, and has accepted the invitation.
There could not be a better selec ton than
Mr. SUMMERS. He is one Of the great men OF
Virginia, scholar, On orator, jurist. and a
statesman worthy of Virginia's better days
Moreover, he is one of the most unassuming
and unpretending Of gentlemen, genuine,
true man, and withal an American patriot.
whose large and generous soul, in the language
of HENRY CLAY, knows no North, no South.
no East, no West" Mr.. SUMMERS would he
very we'll content no doubt, to pass his days
in complete retirement, but ''snch gem Of
purest ray serene" ought not to remain always
embedded in the Western mountains. There
are few positions, political, oratorical or judi
cial, upon which his genius and requirements
would not shed new lustle.
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Civil and Servile War.

The most sagacious and rejecting persons
argue that there is a strong minority at the
North, which, though minority, contains its
full share Of character, influence and wealth,
who are disposed to maintain and respect the
rights and Improperly OF the South, and who.
in the event of civil war, will confront the
enemies Of the South at their own thresholds.
While every portion of Northern State will
be weakened by the presence Of strong minor
ity in opposition, the whole population of the
South will be united in opinion and purpose.
AS an Offset to this, the abolitionists count
confidently. in the contingency OF war between
the two sections, that they will find ready re-
craits and allies in nearly the whole serviie
population Of the Southern States. They are
probably reckoning without their host but,
in any event, what page Of history contains
such horrors as those in which fanaticism Is
seeking to involve this once happiest of CONN.,
tries 4..-. 49,, 10
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..>f RalfIm IRE.

The New York Police law, oy winch AsaAu'
NOR. A. TO be hereafter governed, will, 1t 10 to
b hoped, make life and limb nenceioftn Sc
cur, IN that prosperous city. The only draw
heck 70 its grow tn hitherto has been the Nm.
p.ralleled recklessness Of law, which, under
all parties, has been one of Its peculiar char
scteristics. OF late, the recklessness Of life
aud limb has been carried to an extent which
had NO parallel in the civilized world. We
sincerely trust that the new law will be found
adequate to the purposes for which 1t was
framed. Why should not Baltimore be as
we'll and cheaply governed as Richmond or
Charleston!
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IA. To Our COUNTRY RsADERs.-Our country
readers will lie glad to hear that DR.. EALING, the
great European Aurst, will proong. his stay here
for few DAYS LONGER, as the great demand for his
services is daily increasing. His system for re-
moving the most obstinate case Of deafness is
simple. scientific and without pain. DR.. EALING
obtained q great celebrity in Eur. pc and America
for removing all cutanecus excres.ences on any
part OF the body, without using knife or giving
the slig htest PAIN.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
POaT Of RICHMOND. APRIL u.


H;xA WafN sAis 1sy (Ivedsssdsy) * e'else1.
ARRIvEp.
Steamer yirsiniss Kelly. Philadelphia mdzs.
and passengers E. s sss Hf1iE:D
Steamship Yorktown, ParIiah. New York, Mdze.
and ua ssc nxers, Ludiam Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody. Ir,tchart. BALTIMORE,
mdae. a nd passengers. D. l. ". Cnrrio.
Schr. Planet Mare, Gosgin, light
Schr. Harmony, Herman, Halifax, N. g., flour,
HAxall, Cr0nshaw h Go.
Hchr. Courier, WooiOrd, light.
CHARLEsToN, April 3l.-Arrived, Ann 8. Can
non, Novel; NichMUnd.
HAMPTON ROA DIS. April 2l.-Arrived, schr Fair
Wind, Bragg, II days from SombrerO. gnanO to
order.
BALTIMORE. April z.-Arryed. steamer Belvi-
dere. Travcrs, Richmond; schrs. Mt. Pleasant
Price, Richmond; Chief. Eldridge, Whining ton.
N. c.. Julia Newell, Trot. Norfolk; Ontario: Latch
man, Newbern, N. c. Cleared, schr. Amelia, Pat
TYSON. Norfolk.
NEw YoRK. April 22-Arrived. bark Light Bri
gade, Hampton Roads; schr Lotus. Norfolk.
BosToN: April 2l.-Arrved, schr. ]. Tinker,
Richmond.
rEovIpKNcx: pril 2o.-Arrlved. schr. A. Elliott.
HALIFAX, April l2.--Cleared, sohr. Swan. Parr,
Richmond.
ALEXANDRIA. April 22-Arrived, schr. Beulah,
Henson, Old Point Comfort.
Rio JANEIRO. March u.-In port. bark Clara
Haxalt Richmond wtg.
Nxw HAVEN, April 22.-Arrived, schr. Whistler,
Parker, Va.
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Tn. Spiritualiyts.

The trance media in various Northern ci-
ties have been somsw that prscipitate in under
taking TO discloss the particulars and result OF
che HExEAN and SAVERS fight, which. it now
turns out, has been interrupted by the police,
and possibly may not come off NJ ALL. "a is
erection" is, with Spiritualists, emphatically
the better part Of valor." Wherever they
have yentured 10 commit themselves, which
has been rare indeed, in regard to events, OF
which they lind no more means than others Of
obtaiaing Information. they have uniformly
made u breakdown. Thus, the revelation
which ONE OF their most distinguished MEM
hers made Of . lost Atlantic steamer. brought
spiritualism into universal discrsdit with
everybody having . particle Of common sense
The account Of the HYExAx and SAYxRs fight
ought to open the eyee Of the most besotted.
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IA Too MucHIs AS BApAs Too LIrrLx.-Dr
EALlNG. the DISTINGUISHED Physician for diseases
Of the Ear, now practIcinY here,says that hearing
too much Is worse than hearing nothing at al,
and that great acutepess of hearing occurs in ner-
sensation sOmtimes is 30 keen rs to render whis-
pering, or a mere current Of air in a room. or
the respiration of PERSONS present, quite into!p-a-
bic, while noises. before SHE be perceived
or noticed, become now highly distressing
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= AMerh&8uS II tne CoOt1e TFa9e.
tits - b. hoped thar the atsentioa Of this
governnAsst will be vigorously directed TO the
subject OF We Ooolie trade, as carried ON In
American yesssas.. The fresh outrages which
nave been lately brought to light in this hor-
fieis irathc are enougs to make the blood run
cotd. English. French and Northern Ameri.
cans are the principal parties In carrying on
Che most ubiquitous kind OF maa-stsniing
known In modern times. II Is whats race
that ~ teas Of tAousaads arc every year con.
signed g siAsery ~ these msrcenary wretches.
ava that Mndsr circumstances Of ths moot an.
parailelea cruelty. Our govern msnt should
Mt once take steps 70 choke OF New England
commercial philsntAsopists from tai. proa.a.
bio ira filc. 49,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sew Ew s4FYFE ffEass:o !" DIS stlss :scoD
at the Cash Store Of ,,PEhklNS Co..
80 pieces Rich Dress SILkeat 81, which cost
81 ~ to import.
Two ionnced Silk ROBES ~ $75. worth 94O,
and which were lately sold at that price.
Grensd,ne ROBES ut SO. worth SO; greatest
sacrifice in Derege ROBES ever seen.
barge stock 1t DUCAtS, nEkkGES: AN
spring Dresses. from !2.sc. up.
Beautiful ORGANDiE rs ard Orgaudie ROBES.
lawns and French JACONETS.
TOulard SILKS at 80 cts very cheap.
80 pieces cCl0red French BRILLIANTES
At i2ls cts.
Fresh assortment of those cheap KID GLOVES
at IS cts,
Hest glish and American CAf.ICOES at lie.
New York Mills SHIFTING Mt Is cts
Best ~ Bleached COT TON at Sd. ever sold here
for cash. lap 25-lOtl PERKINS CO.
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S9 hSss { On last sunday isy;', .; as.:
pair of GOLD r. Ths h1ds4 VIII b
rev. Nv >. ~, ~ leaving them at this Office
er4 sTRAYED AWAY:- rom the Carl
60 Red and White 'a' BGFFAHo cow She
/, htpped on one side. reward of SIS will be
'"' 0' =" Il. ' Z: VGSAslNSNAwAy. Carlton House.
ap 25-6t 18th st.. near Broad
y WAS TAKEN UP on my land on the
GAMARE. II or IA years old. 5 feet q inches
high black LEGS; main and tail, sf hit star in the
ns above by 'p'saSS
HorxiSSsv1,sLr: PswnArAS.vA.
I OST-.FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost.
MSnPe 18TH s
en- aud EXCHANGE Banks. twenty five dollars on
other Virginia Banks. FIVE dollar Cape Fear no,e,
ssS '' Is : tins
apA-3t* Oregon Hill
7 oST-In March. lsso. cERTiFlGATE Of
dated November 20th 1857. for the sum of S2S q.
standing in the name of HARRY WINSTON. All
ceiving said Certificate. payment of same having
been stopped. ap 19-2tW2w
ESTRAY MULE tra,ed away:
W. last saturday night, a dark bay HORSE
MULE.4 years old this spring. He Is
49,, rather higher than the generality of
mules. | will pay a suitable reward for
his delivery to me on the south side Basin.
ap2I6t* JOHN l.. STATION
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
- Stolen. from my stable, on the night of
d. the Both or morning Of the 3lst March,
A6.ligh sorrel MALE MULE. having black
stripes on the legs. enc each shoulder
and down the back, also scar one hind foot.
and marks of gear or him. The above reward viii
he paid If he is delivered to me. tNtnror to Alfred
James. in Petersburg, or any information, that
| can get him.
apl2-ts Mrs. NJ. &. BARKSDALE.
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A. The BEST AND CHEAPEST PHoTosRAPHs
at REEs' Mammoth Gallery, l45 Main ST.. near
Governor st. All the various styles and sizes ex
in the day and any kind Of weather. Photographs
colored in Oil. Aquarille. Pastel. or India INK
Price Is cts, 50 cts, Sl-from that up to SlCO.
An 2O-ta
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ManeAssstr FsSe BsIdse-TAe rIsss Bsep.
An election was held Ia Manchester Mon
day, for town Trustsee, wltch resulted ia the
selection OF gentlssnen favorable to Z free
bridge between that town add Richmons A.
public meeting Is 10 be held there on Ffaday
evening next by the friends of the movsmen'.
at which its importance viii b. set forth ana
fully discussed. Several leading cinzens Oh
Richmond viii also be present.
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Hon. G. L. vALLANDIGHAM, Of Ohio, will
address the Literary Societies OF the Virginia
Military Institute, ON the 4th of July.
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MA8RfHn

On Su.Aay Avril 18Th, by the Rev. Mr.. Seeley.
MI JANIS MASsLE; late of Philadelvhis, to Mas
" - PhiI2de! phis iedxsr and fstsrsbsrs Express
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OAK LAWN. Henrico Va, April l6th 1860.
Gentlemen: Your communication requesting
me to become a candidate for the Judgeship OF tbs
Sixth Judicial Circuit made vacant by the death
Of the learned and worthy John b. Clopton, Esq :,
has Ike an received.
In reply, permit me to assure you. gentlemen, that
duly appreciate the very fattering manneg you
with that honorable position and. IN accordance
with our desire. present myself to the voters OF
the circuit as a candidate for the same
Very respectfully, your fellow citizen,
ap 5--2u WGS)+ JOHN n. DAVIS.
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WATKINS & FICKLEN,

WATKINS & FICKLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
1879 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 ruInous loss, IN
- - --1' bREss GOODS
In elegant Satin Striped and Cammeaux
In plain and Rounced SKIRTS;
beautiful CHINTZ M0US,iNE De CHINE;
s Aad BR6 pEa1Eo BI HRHHNAEDlSSE al ST.
RICH LACE AND SILK MA Mt. LES;
shAMH6SSs E FuRNlshlNS eSSS6s;,
pLA ksHTzhTSiio pLAIDs AND srkkinP PEEss'
Either by wholesale or retail. they are prepared
to offer inducements
HrTHhRrO UNEQUALLED.
WATKINS Il FICKLEN'S
SECOND OPENING OF SILKS,
We are prepared to exhibit an unrlvacd stock
We would also call attention to our splendid
stock of FRENCH LACE, DAMASIE, PCSHkR
and REAL LACE. SILK ana BEREGE MAN
TIES and sHAwI.s, some IF which are very eIe
Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for Ladies,
embracing an elegant variety, are very much IN
demand. Our assortment. the extent and elegance
of which an advertisement can give no des, will
we'll repay the examination Of all classes Of Dry
at the lowest prices and liberal terms, We strive to
deserve the patronage Of all.
a Ne. Goods constantly u RECEIVING, cv,pr
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

L'OR HIRE-A likely GIRL, about II years
L Of age, accustomed to waiting in the house and
nursing chIldren. Apply to
THOS. J. BAGBY, General Agent.
No. 8 Wall street.
ap24-3: Under st. Charles Hotel.
COR HIKE..A very superior NURSE and
L HOUSE SERVANT. with one small child and
accustomed to living in the city. Amply to
ap2l-ts |. H. WALkE, Main st.
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- TO THE VOTERS OF RICH

TO THE VOTERS OF RICH.
- MOND:mWe are glad to see that GEO.
DABNET WOOTTON has been called from
trement: which. from his diffidence, mis- ut proha-
bly, have been thu residue Of his life, if his friends
had not thought of him. to fill the responsible post
II desires. None but old Fokies'' seem to com
pialn-and that, through their ignorance, that his
practice at the BAR has not been extensive az
some lawyers. While We grant that he has not the
genius Of Writ, or the ability of Leigh. still we
General at the age of nineteen, and VIM. Pitt,
Lord Chancellor at the age of twenty one. With
Withhold our sufr ages from him who, by tho farce
Of his own intellect. has raised himself from a
"hewer of wood and drawer Of water" TO the
antiy elect hun, he has only to acknowledge his
political procliviiies. f0r seine seem sensitive on
that suject and he will be supported By the hard
listed voters In all three Wards:
4p45-lt& MANY VOTERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-25
IA RICHMOND THEATRE.-
Singing
FOURTH ARRIVAL or NEW GOODS

Beautiful style BONNETs, very cheap, some az
low as so cents.
STRAW TRIMMINGS, in great variety.
SHAKER RONNErS, at Is. Sd. and SO cents.
The hest II Blooms in the CITY, at Is cents.
FLOW Frs RUCHES and era ES very cheap
A splendid line Of ladies' and MIsses' MANTLES,
for Sprin< and Summer
EMBROIDERED COLLARS, at l2,a, Is and 50
cents. worth double.
Misses' HAIR NETS, of beautiful styles.
HOOP SKIRTS at hal the usual price.
And thousand and one other articles equally as
purchasing. GEO. JACOBS. No SO Man st.,
ap Ut Mrs. WOndv ~ old d.