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DIED.,

On the ID INST of whOOping couch. ALONzO,son
Of JnO. A. and Il. HOusMan, aged months and Is
days. -
Thou art gone, lovely child,
10 the homo Of sweet Tepose,
Blessed without Gin or guile,
More lovely than the morning rose.
The funeral will take place this morning, at 10
o'clock, at the fathers residence, on Jackson st.,
between Foushes and Adams. The friends and &C :
Quaintances are respectfully invited to attend 4
In this city. on the ID instant Mrs. SARAH
EAVENS, in the 10th year of her age:
Her friends and the friends Of the family are re-
quested to attend her funeral. from the residence
of her son law Benjamin Hescue, on Madison
street. on Friday. at O'Clock Z. Nj.
At his residence. ia sydney. In the county OF
Henrco, on Thur day night. at ga O'Clock, FLEM-
ING NJ. GREEN, aged ~ years.
HIS funeral will take place at Sydney Methodist
Chapel. this tFridsy) evening. at O'Clock -
The friends Of the family requested to attend.
Peace he with him.
In Randolph. Mass. April q, ELLEN MONT
GOMEKY, wife Of Seth Turner. Esq, and only
daughter Of Capt. Joseph Manahan, Of Washing
ton. d. C.. aged q years.
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rxAREER OF THE CHAMPIONS.

A RELIABLE HISTORY OF TOM SAVERS
AND JOHN c. HEENAN, AID Their achieve
,nsnc nep" az hs rrsss er 'a ahs oaa%
pionship of the two hem,sp herss, on April.
1850. with eolOred portraits from life, aud their
hxh.iny eolors. Price Is cts.
THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. by George Eliot.
author of adam Bsde." Price 81
BY Paul Liogvoik. a
For sale hy GEO. r. BALDWIN,.
Bookseller and St.ti0nsr. - Main ST.,
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N0TaCE.. have thi. day .sppe.ntsd FIR.
~ kIRCH my agent to conduct the BUTCHER
BUSINESS. TO buy ana ssll for casa.
May 3rd, 1860. G. WENDLINGER,
N.Y. ST.
NOTICED do hereby cQpstitute and APPOINT
~ RICHARD II JACKSON NV agent 70 do and
to transact business for my benset, IN the city Of
kiehnond-sD buy and sell fer ss s .,,~,,
lichmoad, MAJ 4 1ssV. M1 go
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ELECTION OF BANK DIRECTORS.-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the Ex-
change Bank of Virginia was held in Norfolk,
elected Directors, on the part of the stock
holders
For the Mother Bank, Norfolk-W.W w. Sharp,
r. Dickson, E. p. Tabb, W. 5. Camp andC. w.
Grandy. Richmond Branch-J. g. Hobson,
L. ID. Crenshaw, w. ). Donnan, WV. Gwath-
ney Petersburg-T. Wallace, X. A. Martin,
J. Hurt, David Donnan. Clarksville-E. A.
Williams, J. Il. Dugger, J. Il. Leigh, K. \.
OVERLY. Alexandra-Robert Jameson, q. L.
Lee l.. Mckenzie, J. NJ. Stewart. Abingdon
w. Y. c. White, A. G. Cummings, S.W. Car
nahan, Edward Campbell. Salem-William
Watts, Alex. White, u. q. Shanks, G. L. Sny-
Jackson. D. 5. Peterson. Lynchburg-J. G..
Meem, J. J. Irby, j. Z. Murrell, J. Otey Tay-
lor
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~ NEW AND POPULAR
tpL,x MCSiC, FOR THE PLANO,
Received by
JAMES WOUDHOUSE < co.

JAMES WOODHOUSE < CO.
BRIGHT EYED LIrTlE NELL. By wurzel
I'VE BkOtGHT THEE AN IVY LEAF. BY
HARK, HEAR AN ANGEL SING. By shri-
IF rs our K Foo Foot Is PRETTY. SHOW 1T. BY
..vdticE Of 'f"1 THE EsrERN WIND" By j..
DAk Ii isGm ITrT f IS BLUE EYED NELL By
THE WiT'HERfED ROSE. BY J. R. Thoma as.
THE NE f fsoo'VfiNG HEARTS AT HOME. By J. R.
BRIGHT DA1s ARE COMING, LOVE BY j.
HAPPY Be Thy DREAMS. BY r. Thomas.
volcES: LINGERING voIcEs-Duet. BY W.
REMEMB ;isfS' AND n 81 FORGET. BY Wallace
sHfNHG fnAs x Wsass +
Johnson. IS cts.
LITTLE ErTlE'ss f FsAA1v;6dRsiTEs. !. beautiful
Melodies arranged for the Piano. BY Bellak.
SILVER BELL. ,QUApRILLEs From the
sffn K ssis @
WEST sf PoiN { f fS5LKA REDowA: BY ElDel. &c.
By Abbot -
SE$S4v ahsis; gEsss Of T.
THOMAS. With brilliant variations. BY
ga Chsr,es Gr0be. zach 20 cts
AN6ASTE. E win valuations III tom for Piano B,
LA PI&sffSrE DU BERGER. IDyLLE. Wal
THE Zee WOOL. BIRD POLKA. By Francis H..
pofM pE? b'S y If Mazurka Par cha.
REBETcA WAITzEs. By signor Muz.a. Pref
The FIRST ' fovE LETTER POLKA. By chas.
SONGS 3saf FROM * y! THE :LyRLINE"-erand Ro
mantle Opera. BY W. v. Wallace.
The subscribers are constantly receiving the
newest. most popular and best Music for the Piano
ami Guitar, both American and Foreign.
Catalogues furnished gratis, on application
piece Or pieces OF Music viii receive csivs them
'''"'''' '' Ians' Woo i5fSt CO..
Bookse Hers, stationers and
my 4-2. t2dpl Dealers In Piano Fortes.
o., FSR RENT.-A desirable brick RESI-
H DENCE. on Canal street, between LIST ana
- Fousnes streets. containing SIX good sized
sion gwen immedate ADJ, ON tb.
10 WIS. . EEL. my ST"
@ MASONIC NOTICE.-The Compan-
w ions OF Richmond Royal Arch Chapter. No.
Hall. at = o ses s.0n
my IN JAMES E 4 kIbbficciK, seo'y.
n HEADQ'S lsr RECT VA VOI.S.,t
u RICHMOND. lay Sd, 1850.
III SeIsrdmt TOnIts company n, hereby
{lappointed Drum Major to this Regiment. lie
will proceed to embody forthwith the musicians
OF the dliisrent companies into drum corps. and
instruct them In all their Appropriate duties a.
field music OF the Regiment.
He WILL also instruct the Band in all mauosuyres
OF the Battalion appropriate tn it.
The Band having been regularly enlisted in the
mt, companies are expected to employ il
upon all company parades.
-. Is smith il hereby appointed leader Of the
Band, and will be charged with Its instruction in
music.
The Field and Staff, and Commissioned OfEicera
oil this Regiment, will assemble at Military Hall
on MONDAY. 7th inst. IT = O'Clock +. N =, in un-
dress uniform. Tor instruction. BY order.
my S-3t WM. MUNFOND, Adjt.
n HEADQ'RS CO. g. lsr REG. VA. vOLS..t
NAY ath. l55O (
Assemble at Spring6eld Hall. on TIL Il s
III Friday EVENING. at O'Clock. for drip. Will
4cross belts, parade muakets. and fatigue caps.
Every member shOuld b present at this drill.
BY Orter Of Lieut.. Commanding,
my 4-n@ y. j. TUCKER. lst Hsrg't.
n. GKAYs, ATTEN!iON.-.Atsnd IeSuie!
y Company brill, ut Military Hall. FRIDAY
l EVENING. Ath lnne.. O'Clock iaNk0t r.
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IA. Portsmouth, March 10. 1sJe.-I cheer
fully recommend 'SEMPLES BAKING row
making Luz Int and sweet Loaf Bread, biscuits, TO-.
IN the shortest possible time. JoHN JACK.
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
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TRADERS BANk.-At meeting
~ Of the Directors of the Traders Rank of
the city of Richmond, held on the 9th April. 1850
1t
Rss0lrsd, That the books of subs pton to the
capital stock he re opened at the Banking House
of Isaacs 4 Taylor.
The office of the Bank will he temporarily at
the same place. Persons having business to
transact with 1t will apply to OF address VIM. b..
IsAACs, Secretary to the Board, or the under
signed. HECTOR DAVIS
ap 30-lm President,
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
~ u is admitted hX almost every body. that the

~ IL is admitted BY almost every body, that the
JOSEPH sTKAuSE's, No q Nam street.
lust received and offer ior sale. 5000 yds Calicos
and 10 cents; 20 pieces fine Bleaebed Cotton at i
and Scents, worth 10; the best yard wide addressed
at l21s cents. selling everywhere At Is 90 wards
the handsomes, patterns Lawns; fine Jsconets: or
gand'es Debegss; Berages; doubled skirt aud
bounced Robes, from the lowest prices 40; oOO
Extension STARTS IS cents and higher rs SILK Par
asols al IS, s. cents and 50, r,chy worth double
the "S t1n Stella shnwis all e'i",s and saa
Swiss. Check and Cambria MusiIns at I.l, cents
&c the finest and best French Needs Worked
Ladies Csnbric Collars and Cambria Bands. as
irish Linens; Msrsellss Bosoms; blaeS SIX Ml,is;
Gloves; Carpet Rugs; Cassimeres; Jeans; Tweeds,
for men and boys wear; Farmers Sa ln.the cheap
est Goods in the city All ask is call from one aud
all to satisfy yourselves that at No. "a Main st YOU
'In 1 = per cent 0' HI Tx Gsf
l OVER, ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
trust from VIM ii. TYLER and wifs, to the under.
signed, At the request Of the beneficiary in said
June. 1860. commencing at u o'clock. sell to the
highest bidder. the trsc, Of LAND conve, ed by
acres. This tract OF Land is on the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, and adjoins the lands Of John F.
5 part of the tract of land lately belonging 70
Charles jarvis estate.
TsRMs Cash will be required for SO much as
will he necessary TO pay the costs of sale. record
ING sad deed, Re-. and To discharge the debt Sc
cured by SAID deed; as TO the residue. the terms
will be made known on the day Of sale.
my d:ds X. q. BOSWELL, Trustee.
ITO MERCHANTS, BANKERS, COUNTY
CLERKS: AND SECRET SOCIETIES
SEAL pkESSES.-We are prepared 70 furnish
SEAL PRESSES, with coun,ersank dies cut To
any pattern. at short notice The, now much
IN vogue with Merchants, Corporations, Secret
Societies. County Clerks and Notaries. Call and
see specimens of work.
CARDS. elegantly engraved on steel, furnished 10
order At very short notice.
ma INITIALS neatly stamped on Note Paper
anu Envelopes.
Parties wishing any Of the above. may rely upon
the prompt execution of their orders.
WEST Il OHNSTON,
Booksellers and Book bipders.
Alt Eaxie Square.
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"a Stock OF GroceDes. Liquors. &C, at
G. W. Saunders stock q Groceri.s, &C.. THIS
DAY commencing at 10 o'clock, 1t his store. No
1872. "road street. THOS. W. KEESEE,
my At Auct.
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UNION FAIR. 1.-The STATE AG-
49, RICULTURAI. and the CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOClErl Els, will hold their
FAl Tor the present YEAR upon the grounds of
the Central Society, commencing on MONDAY,
the 22d day oil October. and continuing SIX days.
JOHN X. EDMUNUS.
Pres't Va. State AZ. Soc'y
JAMES LYONS.
ap 30-ts Pres't Va. Central Az. So.
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~ 49, NOTICE.-Tbe annual meeting of the
90 Stockholders of the K | c H 10 N ID.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, will be held At the Depot of
the Company, IN Rich mond, on WEDNESDAY,
the Both OF May next, at u O'Clock NJ.
my It'd e. w. MACMURDO, Treasurer
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~ One Trial will insure the use of s EMP IE'S
ly. if properly used. For sale by Druggists and
GroceTs.
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
~ TEE.-An adjourned meeting of the
State Executive Committee of the Opposition
Party will be held Tbs tfrdayl AFTERNOON,
at 5 o'clock, al the EXCHANGE Hut Ell.
my 4-lt' X. L. DANIEL, Chairman.
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Ts Messrs. Robert ]. Folkes, VIM. q. Drew.
GENrLLRMKN-I noticed in the Dispatch Of yes
terday u card requesting me 10 Announce my sc IT
a candidate for the office Of CONSTABLE, in Dis
trict No. 2. Having obtained 80 liberal . support
~ the District in the last election. % not ieel az
liberty to decline your request, and pledge my self
to discharge tho duties Of the Office to the best OF
my ability, should it be the R!sasurs Of the voters
TO elect me. JAMES d. VAUGHAN.
HenricO. May ID, 1885, my 2-Hs
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HEADQ'S lsr RECT VA. vols,

HEADQ'RS co. 6. lsr REG. VA. vOLS.,t
NAY ath, 1850
III Friday EVENING. at 8 O. clock for drip. with
ecross iets. parade muakets. and fatigue caps
EveIS member should he present at this drill.
BY 0rLer OF Lieut. Comma nding,
my A-ltS s, j, TUCkEk, lpt Sarx't
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
TENTH DAY.


Adjournment 81 the 8eceders' Convention
ssspcAsisn Of BallstiHg-Dsuglas Men In
fnvsr. Of the Baltimore Adjournment,
A.. ~. ~
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y GKAYS, ATTENTION.-Ntsnd regular
II Company brill, at Military Hall, Friday
EvENiNG, Ath inst, II O'Clock. IN jackets
ard usdress Gaps. -sT
: BY order Of c.9: " BSRANcH. Is. sent
P. E.--Hereafter members vail always attend
sbUvs. IN3-sil &w.&ht segS'e
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IA. Use the Virginia Reliable Yeast Pow.
DkRS. If you want light, spongy. and sweet Rolls,
Biscuits, &C. They W Ill never fail to give salts
faction, and they are ths most economical Yeast
Powders now in use. For sale, wholesale and re-
tail, by l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
my 2-lm Corner and Broad streets.
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~ Wanted-Every body to try SEMPLE'S
INFALLiBLE BAKING POW DER. For sale by
Druggists and Grocers.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, 1ath April, by Rev. N. Head. Mr..
THOS !. THLBOTT. Of this city, to Miss MARY
NJ. PACE. daughter Of g. T. Pace, Esq. Of Dan
"a. baltimore and D.nx;!!e paper. please copy.
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ia Use the BeSt.-SEM PIES INFALLIBLE
BAKING POWDER. The best and cheapest in
use.
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~ New SILK Nantes Just Received
We have Just received a new assortment of beau
nful SILK hlANTL Els. some of which are EN-
TIRELY NEW.
Many NEW GOODS receiving.
my st" WATKINS & FICKLEN.
N Extraordinary and Elegant
SUPPLIES OF NEW GOODS.
N A Y LIST, 1860.
THOS. X. PRICE 4 CO are making large add
tons to their splendid stock. from the most rseent
importations. Tor Spring and Summer sales. IN
every department. Just opened. and more ex-
pected hourly
Beautiful SILK POPLINS. all colors
Elegant ANGLAlS ROBES, choice grounds.
SILK TOILINETTS. entirely new.
Another lot beautiful LAW Ms. so much desired
Grey FOU LARDS. the last in market.
Black Mourning SILKS and TAFFETAS, very
low.
Lace and Muslin COLLARS.
HOOP SKIRTS.
Linen and Cambria TRAVELLING SETTS. &c.
Their MANTILLA department and manu- factory
is very full in every material from the most
sunerb LACE to the most moderate ANGl.AIS
BUSTER; and ii a customer cannot be suited from
the stock they will be made to order of any shape
and quality. upon few hours notice.
Novelties by every steamer:
my l-lw T.R.P PRICE co.
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Ma THE HEARING REsToRED-We understand
that DR.. EALING. the sklltnl Aurist, is daily per
forming astonishing operations for Deafness, and
restoring the Hearing in the most obstinate cases.
Not a few of his patients are ladies. yet they un-
dergO the operation without the slightest neon
venlence as the Doctor ives NO PAIN WHATEVER.
under any circumstances. This new feature in
surgical operations is only practIced by Dir. EA-
LING. and is crtalnls great boon to those who are
suffering f.om deafness. The Doctor leaves, we
understand. IN day or two His consulting rooms
are at lse MAIN STREET, above the Post Office. r
IA THE Bssr AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHs
and Pearl Ambrotypes in the city those made
ut REEs' Mammoth Gallery, las Main st., near
Governor st. All the various styles and sizes ex
in the day and any kind Of weather. Photos raphs
colOred in Oil, Aquarllle. Pastel. or India Ink.
Price IS cts, 50 cts, $l-ffom that ny to LOO.
APP 0-ts
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No. 81 East 18th stree
NEW YORK, April 23d, 1860.

MARRIAGE OF AN OPERA SINGER.-On the
22d OF April, Miss Fanny Natal, the vocalist,
(who is Mics Fanny Heron, of Philadelphia, J
was married in Havana, to Signor Enrico
Tesla, the tenor. The marriage took place in
church and with much ceremony. Signor
Renaldi gave away the bride, acting as proxy
for the father.
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R 49, RICH MO n ID LIBRARY. 1.-The
60 General Meeting of the Il CHMUND Ii
BRAKN COMPANY will take place on MON DAY
next being the first Monday ia Mav.l at the Ii
BRAR1 HALL, in the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute. ALIEN. SCOTT, Sec'y.
my SIT
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TO JAMES ID. VAUGHN, ESQ. /:
80 DEAR SIR AS the time is approaching
for the voters OF District No. 2, HehricO county
to select suitable person to fill the office of CON
STABLE, and being satisfied that you are fully
competent to discharge the duties of the Office,
We, tha subscribers, respectfully request you to
announce ourself candidate for the said office,
pledging you our support in the ensuing election.
Robert J. Folkes, II. Nj. Stewart,
WIN. C.. Drew, q. +. Pegram,
Mar. Nj. Lewis. Robert Salmon,
VIM. McCaning, u. A. Francis,
Thos J. Moody, James Clark,
q. w. BlankeEshi Joseph Elliott,
u. l.. Earnest, Edward Uranium,
- Gresam, john F. Southa!,
VIM r. Roundtree, William X. Smith,
X. A. Braudas, James H Gentry,
And MANY others.
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WANTED--FiFT HANDS. In wo,..-
w taset,eyiIle and CoalEeids RAiLssGOtPs'
from 3 Is To 81 81 per day Board : IN -. - 'i'
The section OF country which the roa rrp., iuoa
ls As healthy rs an, section IN the ,ed ssSsi
For further Information. address ms A. gs'...
well To come on W taout delay. ''Assi
ap 90 dim HENRY sarynr,,
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WANTED.-A Man who tbo,o.,.l-i..-----.-
stands the cutting out asd h,las 81 p ,,s
and WHO work. on Ladies' work. And a ~ 1alea
turn hls hand tn anything. Mus, come --',aese
mended. To such an one liberal W. rreoa
paid. Apply to FISHERY SaDyssnr =
my 2-3t 23s Broad stre., IN iuN.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.. The regular
cs~Ga monthly meeting of the RICHMOND
GRANITE STONE CUTTERS ASSOCt ALTON.
will be held at Schads Hall, on SATURDAY
evening. May 5th, at s O'Clock.
nv sgt t. McCABE, Sec'y
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-SrORE-On Man sfre., ha,,----
w 18th and l4th SITS. A liberal rent ii be f''.s
ior GOOD location. lnqure at Dispatch ofc.
ap2U-ts
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!, , ..I...ory.H, SUPERIOR TN

/ ~
Low OTHY HAY. inst received u,vS lsa.
1000 Schoole,'s QUEEN CITY h""-'
cannot he surpassed, ,.s,
FRESH BUrTER received txcs W. W.
3 chests very .ur-riof TEA. jas. IT,
For sale by RoBEkr A. r. DhBNhi.,
Grocery and Feed Store o,' Ts,,tis.
my 4-3tr tpiNAilc nv -
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Respectfully, '''0e'
my

WANTED-A PARTNER in ~. cpoII1'
with and n.ss rkepuch BUSINESS sSSs
and wiling 20 take an active lnterss, ,ase'daiia.
already established, can Ia accommod, .asts.s
dressl Com MISSION" thfon|h p tiea ~ I'd
my IT'S ."'eu
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WANTED-E Every body 70 know that b,g.
" commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, and VALlCRS at No. 81 Nan
street, Richmond, where they can find a-hea8th
assortment of Trunks, Valices, and Carpe. B,,,
OF every style, at prices as low As lher esa =
sought IN tie Northern cities, both at wh1ea.
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers MADE u
order. at the shortest notice.
de 2S-Gm JAMES KNOTTs
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81 NO. 3. HENRICO COUNTY.-Ry the
advice of my friends. and IN accordance with my
office of CONSTABLE and solicit your SURFACES
at the State Election, in May next. Respectfully,
my 4-tde* ANDREW J. BLACKBURN.
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EOR HiRE-A likely BOY. about Il yeas q
L age. suitable TO attend an office OF ior niosl ~
work, for the remainder of the year, Ap9H
THrS. RtbDi.
General AGENT No. Val St,
my 3-2t Cnder 81 Charles ho's
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. second .spp, Il the .ss.sa. 81 sss .. Tag,
DRY GOODS, con. ,stinx Of blssa Ftsaassd y Y.
colorsd S.iks, foulSrd Silks. seven f;sss -
Robes, Organdie Rotcs, ssaSa.ss,ilss. Psis'. !.
60. sli of waich have hcsa purchase
= rfeat sacTi6cs ard Will 10 sod s,s |, sWo0p.,
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GEORGE l.. BIDG0OD. No. li H., Ike ssss
would ca II SPECIAL attention 3' -, nj
ard comfort while wfitin.. 20 hss,yN"
SPLENDID GOLD Pms. ,,srtp-
which are unsurpassed b, any IL s,>S
Also, several new sly 10 81 EEL D.
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toH nnn e or the 'aisnce hi tas 'en' -
LIKELY MEN. one sand to he NJ, iesa''
hand, the other good farm htnd Or b siiet
COOKE 4 CLOSE.
Insurance and general Agea's'
my It's Iith street, EXCHANGE f1fe
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IMPORTANT TO Hut sh -, sssis, ~
/ Washins done IN less sn ,nhr nv lhs s@ w.
piscs. cslsbrassd V,rsin,a Ma ,s'1 ~
With one xii VI tina untivalied x" aoaIs
washing can ba cone N fess NV .hrics. Pre-
oaf the least INJURY 70 ne haesS, ,SJT, pra.sasp
oAty By a., II An sad Rs MA -
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Machinists, Main street, Richmond, Va.
my 4-lw'
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WHNTEU1tto De knnwn. thar I.g M
HOUSE AND SIGN pAiNTEp "hiGEf
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04


OF the increasing force Of the Black Republi-
cans, who claim higher law. They had been
met here with much generosity by the States
of California and Oregon, and by some GAL
liant souls from the good old Stale OF Penn
sylvania.
With the exception of a few, we bid You
farewell without feeling regret; as you have
hardened your hear Is and stiffened your necks
to the lights of the South. The speaker also
alluded 10 the noble action OF New Jersey, AS
also from 4 part OF Massachusetts. The others
had abandoned the Cons itu tion, and when ask
ed for CO. operation upon the Constitution TO
respect that higher law doctrine, they par ted
with no unkind feeling, and as gentlemen,
the Con yention had their respect Differing as
they did upon principles and the virtai inter-
ests of the country, we bid you most re-
specttul adieu.
The protest of the State. as already pub
lished, was then read.
Mr.. Bryan, of Texas then came forward on
the platform and alters brief address and read
Ing the protest Of the State, withdrew from
the Convention.
Messrs Burrows and johnson, Of Arkansas,
spoke on behalf of that State, read their pro-
test and withdrew.
SPEECH FROM VIRGINIA.
In the Convention, Tuesday, before Virgil
ma Withdrew temporarily for consultation
Win kentucky and Tennessee, the following
occurred
vG;aps; hynders.-I should like to hear what
virginia has 10 say - "''"'
tlemen . nss Of Va.-Mr. President and gem
ora crisis We may be on the ave ~ ~ tue mins'
"rs ,hars ms - Convention should prove a fail.
also to Be- the i lss ,o fear that il win prove
party that will be as.e,nbIs Unv =, Of any
states. Inc events which have ocsur uM', 20
Gay nave given rise TO edergency for whi 70
rns uss hx from Virginia have not been
Of sentiment, or any forethought Of ths S..
which sent them To this Convention. We az
obliged, therefore, TO act upon our own innr'
ment IL scarcely steady. In the midst Of AZ ;
conflicting emotions when VIC see our fellow.
citizens VI the South moving from this body
By way Of protest against that which they re-.
gard ~ , vjolsttoH Of thsty rights Sad u our
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04

L'OR HIRE. have for hire. for the "a
i ance of the year. 4 young MAN, who < saa
HOT ST. SERVANT and to,erfbie Cuok; ui 4
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for hire by the month
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04

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