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4 SSlENEE'S SALE -Public o.
aiste= o. Jehn wrsst. tie civ It CT o. iiuo:a
~ se.' 4 q 'le sus IN Wednesday. ~ thMa of
d.s fer casa. ath irk m.ehn. ~ md toll In
"a 3e:pt he ~ nave Reae e:ory ct ii sasd jcha
S%E Tables. t"n III Ut lhhrre INA pern<
shsne ose up st ao 'wo IoI.1on;a! 10 snr tls cos
teath two hos:7ana wca1 bhttx n1ae nss cae cen
i1x IrL pes. o. bo: an1~1nk to-ch1 {. .n= hsd
dFl. o1e atr nand ttars fet' I'LL h. uusF.,
wsne,e.. mil taw lea mculte4'a asks an r.1mer..
zon l. les. .u t.ata hiaeLsa!ht .I. milk abs
ae.m pp' Aaps tantnt. fcFs, &C. {. ALSO, Tie
buid!' ssts mi hac srah sh stu2:s II ih~
Of eJtoo A. AitlEtn .trret, CaHak. ~. and known
place on The r.entea. JAMES CLAtr.
- o:S 2w s':n.~ Of the e.t:te Ut John VT xht.
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WHITE SULPHUR water.


WHITE SULRH UR SPRINGS,
GREkNBRIER COUNTY, VA.
clR the es1e 81 Of csroua
eases. renders t11hnent upon their medicinal efh-
For many years the waters of these Springs have
been tran sported and used by persons At their
homes, and, experiences fully testi6e., .,rtth tie
same beneficial eFses that haze esmited from their
a.ss:s ,es
remedy. and the quality above all others that has
given to them their high reputation. 10 their al
encss, by which they stimxiats Giasd.iar ssers-
tt0HS. resOtce ChrOAtc t"fanMattOnS. Orere0me
morbid aeenm a!atioaS from diseased organs. thus
prOducinx the atfeydtirs or Profound Changes de-
4: sd IL E Hcft sss sIr ff9 Sc
snss Of diseases to y.ch they are Applicable will
Liver. Kidneys. Ska. $e.., &c.. Upon the iunc-
s: the SEsan: s:s ,t they marked
establishing healthy secretlons such a. ha 70 de-
and S 1:,,
the mucous COAT Of the Stomach and Bowels, they
are employ .Ss e With the s fs;p
superior efficacy has been long and firmly estab-
CHRONIC DIARRHGA is often cured by
them. after other remedies have bssn Intellectually
70 cosTIyENEsso of the Bowels and to PILES.
s 81 VII. Sna
sSs, re- Xxx u
TONS. DC Seexiiar to fanatics. their Alternative
is s"a sRs
msnts. are treated With great sacosss BY these
Ia CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. their known Of,
6cacy - cosval with the early HISTORY Of the
AZ . palliative OF most excellent effect IN GOVT.
shH,f ys!Se ha5 rem h iSnH E.pRf:c'.ssa;
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The pull,c A,>r,e. {

~ R0OleC AHD6beo4&
Notwithstanding the sol61ln vasnlng which
IL capture Of Harper's Itrry va pitifui
asand Of Aboiit,onisss gave the sesntry. We
percsivs that United Stases arssaAas In H.
slave States, stored with Government wsa-
pens, are sttli left without guard and prosec.
ten. The Apgasta (0A-) DispsieA celis ss-
tentiou 10 the fact that the United States Ar.
ssnal IN he nstsAborhood Of that city u In .
condition which would render u IN easy prey
70 q mueh smaller Sorcs than that OF JOHN
Rsovr. The same, We have NO doubt, 10 true
~ other arssnals. It u the testimony OF that
exnertenced officer, Gen. Wool, that there II no
r3ov>rnment IN the world which takes ~ lit.
ne care Of IT. depots Of arms a. the United
states. Better have no Government arsenal
at all In the slave States, than to leave them
exposed 70 the incurions Of every hand Of
midnight robbers and murderers who see
Mt 70 seize them. II stead Of 4 means Of
protection, they are, In their present condi-
ton, source Of apprehension and insecurity.
II any one supposes that there is NO danger of
the future repetition Of such IN act a. that of
JOHN BRowH, Il shows lsmentable ignorance
Of the strength and character Of fanaticism in
the free States. Their ferocity has been
heightened rather than diminished. by the re-
suit Of that experiment, and their orators,
preachers and presses have taught them reii-
giously to believe that eighteen men are
enough to take any town of two thousand In
habitants In the South. and that eighteen hun
dred could take any slave State in the Union.
There il no entity against future and more
formidable enterprises than that at Harper's
Ferry, but the adequate military protect ton
Of all arsenals within the Southern borders.
and constant vigilance Of all public authors
ties, both military and civil.
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apnmA WoTIcHI.

"a. Fire Bnsural1s! Pine lnsu!snee! o.
eysay description Of ktops,tys1n the osse comps-
issue policies 10 any aMoxst. and for any length 81
time, asainst loss de,.c1s ty sys upon the most
nWELEiNES. PUBLIC BUILDINGS. WAR;
HQUSES, MILLS, n Af.l1I n + sad CA RPENTER
NHOf1. Also. % FURNITURE. MERIDIAN
DIE. and Oil PROPERTY liable TO be isjsrtd or
Destroyed hy Ere:
n. BUILDERS RISKS on the most favorable
terms.
n AZ LOSES promptly paid in Riehmssd.
FOR IRE !neuraRce. at fair rates. in the most
sale ana reliable mpanles, North or eOush, call
ON C. r. BRICKEN,
40 General Insurance GENT,
Once on Pearl st.. opposite ]. n Gordon,
ap list Next door 10 ri 81 Eacho
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IA. PHOroG Apis. PEARL AxBReryPxs, and oil
aTtisticslly executed at RER.' Steam Gallery,
rs Main street, Richmond, Va, which Is ono oi
the larsest sstabl.hMents Of its kind in the world
all the modern improvements necessary for the
production Of fine PhQtog raphis portraits. from
aquarills. or India ink. by the best artists in the
country. One thousand executed daily. At prices
takon from old DaguerTeOty pes and AmbrOtypes
ENLARGED 70 any desired size. in the new styles,
and satisfaction guaranteed. The genuine Wig
nette Photographs and Pearl Ambroty pes can 6e
had at RES Gallery only. VT, ap lots
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DIED.

Atths residence Of her husband IN the copnsy
M1RY L., consort Of Edmund WAddin. Esa. y! ~
the 10Th ysas Of her Ass !c:vin. "a ~ tssr r.
rcparable Iose. Truly may i be said 81 per ln a.!
~ rSistions Of lie. she discharged her whole
duty.
a short iiln:ss. Nj. GEORGE A. SMITH. Of the
arm Of Geo A. Smith Go. .>
- Fredericksburg and fetefsouTs psVe's S'os
copy. - -,
On Tho lath INST. after painful illness g. Ten q
As,s. HENRY MOSbY READY. only care OI
Mrs. Mary f. Denxlsr. aged eisn' "o"'"" ~"
days.
rr~v,., Nor1cr.-The funeral sermon 81
,he fste Nh. ANNIE W.. consort Of Dr, David
C"uiiins, win DO preached BY the Rev. Mr: oeeoy
~ n Rsstist Church, on Sunday morning, - !
O'clock. The friends and acquaintance OF inc
family are requested to attend. ~
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II lsTl4LEFTEn4e nemai11ne in the n TcH.:
II M0ND POST OFFICE, - the 18th day of
April. -.
"a Published BY authority Of Act OF Congress, IN
the newsueper having the afsost circulation IN the
District whore printed
IA Persons calling for lstteYs IN thi List vii
please say they ere ADvxKrIsID. kFf
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SLAVES. -
MUTUAL SYSTEM!
o., ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
SLAVES INSURANCE one nsesath to flee years
- at loo rates.
The best Companies IN the Union yepreseuted.
All losses promptly paid in Richmond
Gall and get pS0phlet ana Circular. giving full
paftlcn!ars Of companies. rates, c., free Of chaTxe
IA The greatest advantages now offered with re-
gard to Life Insurance, By
G. r. BROKEN,
General Insurance Agent.
Office Pearl st., opposite J. n. G0rdon's,
ap n-3t Next In f. d. EachO's.
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~ Lost Papers. Il have this day missed,
description: First. = negotiable note. drawn by D.
F.. Ward. dated about 7th Of February. and paya
:sccnd, due bill from Joseph Carter Tor S2s, with
". w Perkins q surety; due bill from John
thereon for SIS. All persons are hereby notified
not TO- receive trade for either Of the said notes
The finder will be suitably rewarded for delivery
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EOUND-Yesterday morning, ON Broad street, a
L ANAL PORT Il M0NNAIE, containing check
on the Farmers' Bank Of VirEinia. The Owner can
obtain the by calling at this office and paying
for this advertisement. apl4-t
I OST-On Wednesday, between the Old Market
- and Duval Street Church. MEMORANDUM
BOOK, containing thyce bonds for negro hire and
some receipts Tire finder will DO rewarded by re-
turing sp Il. sss same to this G sSf rYREE
I OST-Betwesn St. Johns and ID streets. nv
Il FREE PAPERS. will pay suitable reward
for their return to the Di'gsnsSShA Hf g LOGAN
ap l3-ltt A Tree woman of color
7 OsT OR sTOLEN-My POCKET BOOK,
negotiable note Of Miles A. ellis for $780, and
other papers. Any person who may find the pa
pers will! please forysrd e me at "DeStenyille,
ap 1885,
I OST- Sometime since, IN the county Of Ches.
II tor6eld, BOND drawn by the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company. for the hire of =
negro named Alexander for Si65. for the year 1850:
viii be asked for; pay ment Of the Original has
5, AZ It. thi SSs
~erak LOOK HERE! LOOK THERE:
XA. You SEE THAT OLD GREY GOOSE
SMILING AT THE GANDER !-Strayed from
HAGAN'S JOHN, without cause or provOcatiOn.
two COWS-one large spotted Cow. with a 2 new
with black strap around her neck | will give
HAGAN'S JOHN.
apl l-6t Creek Nation.
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LADIES' LIST.

|; Armstrong mrs l. A
Allen mrs kichd
Alexander mrs Anna
Alley mrs Dan'l n
Armstrong miss Fannie
ArmstrOn9 miss F DE-
Al. sissoa misc MOllio A
AtklsSOn miss NOllie
Allen miss Mary
Allen miss J r l.
Barker mrs +
Brown mrs MARY
Buchanan mrs Libby
Buchanan mrs Sarah z
Baker mrs Mary Ann
Ball mrs rarah K
Boso mrs Susan
Barr mrs Z
Benjamin mrs w NJ 2
Babb mrs l.
BIAkoy mrs NJ
Branch mrs 8 y
Burke mrs Sophia
Baker mise Emma
Bailey misc Kate A
Bel miss Mary v
Bea9ley miss StYattOn
Battle u lss Nellie C.
Blunt miss T. G
Blakev miss NJ F
Booker miss ane
Brown miss 4
Browne mss Martha
Brown miss Jennet
Burnett miss Rose
Bawd miss Alice A
Carney mrs h
CarniIl mrs Gracey
Chambers mrs Elizab'h
Chick mrs Anne +
Chii1Tey mrs Steven
Clark mrs Emma
COSle mrs Mary
Cox mrs Eliza A
Campbell miss Adealine
Cassidy mise Theresa
Christian miss Mary M
Clifford miss Florida
Cooke miss Sarah J
Crow miss Martins A
Funston mrs Elizabeth
Dickinson mrs N b
Davis mrs Eliza A p
Davidson Miss Jane l.
EastOn mrs Sarah
ExglestOn miss Eliza U
Epps miss Georgia
Elder miss M ]
Essturn miss Rachel
Elicit miss Bette A
Ellen (servant Of Dan
Hunt,
Ferguson mrs B F
Frances mrs Louisa +
Foster mrs Margaret +
Fletcher mrs Cath
Ferguson mrs Lucy A
Forester mrs
Fardern mrs Margaret
Farrar miss Martha +
Farrar miss Maria l.
Forsy tn miss Fanny E
Ford MISS Alice K
Gregory mrs M A
Gray mrs Sallie
Gillian mrs + F
Gibson mrs + A w
GOddin miss Bette A
Gillespie miss Alice G
Gillespie miss Sarah ]
Gentry miss Alice V
Gibson miss Lucy P
Haley mrs Fannie
Halt mrs EveraTd
Harris mrs Ann
Harding mrs Ruth c 2
HARDWOOD mrs Va A
HasletOn mrs Anri'la
Henderson mrs Susan N
Hexter mrs Fl
Helms mrs Lucy J
Howard mrs Sarah A
Hunt mrs Mary l.
Hunt mrs Daniel
Hall miss Henrietta
HaIey miss Marn 2
Hamilton miss Eta
Hamlet miss Sallie +
Eav miss H v
Heilig miss Ann E
Henderson miss U
Hill miss Saliie
Hord miss Amanda
Howard miss Margaret
Hughes miss Va E
Hardesty miss Sarah J
Jeter mrs 3 H
Jones mrs Lnthur
Jefrcs MISS Bette
Johnson miss Cath
kspdIcr mrs Angelina
KeetOn mrs Louisa J
Kirk mrs Kate
karr mliSS Ann
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IA Southern Sewing Machines.
LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
RICHMOND, "a.

The subscrberS have formed Joint stock com
pany for the purpose Of manufacturing
TESTERS CELEBRATED ?.
TWO THREAD, LOCK- STITCH, SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES,
which, from simplicity of construction and adap-
tation TO all branches Of needle work, stands I'M.
confidence, believing that fair trial of the ma
chine will satisfy all Of our ability to furnish this
OWN FACTORY. that will prove in every respect
equal to the best furnished BY Northern manufac-
tories. -
These machines are manufactured and sold under
legal rights from Elias Howe, Jr.. Wheeler &
Wilson's Manufacturing Company, Grover Il Ba-
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:, &: 3. 'wy;a'sws: & 4; 4 Ms ea'%sa
ENTRY - Miss OC4Av1A 4. ATklNsVN
18th Of Heusjoo county 5sses
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SAILED,
Steamship JamostOwn. Skinner, N. rs n1oze.
and passengers. Ludlam Watsnn. - i,
echr. Truro, Cox, HALIFAX, N. B., sour. Hexah'
CrenshRw b Go. -,
Schr. +. J. PICKUP, Pickup. down the river, hshs'
Nav Yosx, Apul l1.-Arrlvsd, schr. NAV flower.
Mayasuoz, Norfolk. CID. sohr. A. r. HCWes Re-
tersl'urg. April II. CID. schr. Ann and Csr0Ane'
LIvERPnoI, March 1S-Entsred out: ship Alice
fainter. Hutton, City Point. Cid 18th, ship FL
BALTIMORE. April l2.-Crd, steamer Bslvidere.
Richmond; sctTs- Geo, v. 0Iics. fs!msr, DO; E.
CHfNCHA STANDS. March i0.-1n port. loading.
bark Greenland. Batss. for Hampton.
BRISTOL, April 10-Sld, schr. Almira, Emerson.
RAppahaunOck.
PORrsMourH, N. H.. April 7.-Arr'd. schr. Ocean
Ranger, Tibbctts. Chick ahOminy river, w.
WRsT HARWIcK, April l.-Arr'd, schr. N. Baker,
Jr., Norfolk.
BAvANNAH. April H.-Crd. schr. Beauchamp,
HASKELL. Norfolk.
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IA. The Misses Z. II A. Place wish to in.
form the ladies' of Richmond of their having
REMOVED their DRESS MAKING BUSINESS
to Second street, between Clay and Marshall ats
where they will be pleased to execute any orders
in their line Of business. ap J3-lw*
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ma Preserve your Teeth. ARREST Decay
Diseaeed Gums restored to a healthy condition BY
using DOWDEN's DENTAL FLUID: Itwhitens
fords speedy relief to TOothnohe, and imparts u
elightfui perfume to the breath. Recommended
gisty. aull-St*
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Notice ..Any one DESTROYS Of enter.
good stand near the Old Market that Is now doins
q very fine business. by addressing ID. P.,"
thrOus h the Post Once, and giving name in full.
ND n--lt*
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JAMES KSOrn
NEW STYLE BUSINESS SUITS lg' y
~ ceIved At n. WALKER cos.

NEW STYLE BCSlNEHS SS.t ccdW
: ceived ~ ~. )" ALh , mH .;s st,ses
Nv s,x,. a,.;,... su;,. ms, r.csIysd At
~. WALKEN Cu' c. w "'''
r'ns 0'sck wv sIIRREt s AZ CO.'S. MS MNaa
Pine Black Dress Suits for sale a., ,.u.,,.
Cashmere Basiusss and Dress Suits made @ c,sr
= N: WALKER 4 CO. S,, - m 10y Los . srds.
Cassme bSs'1 WXt snH W. Co.'S. Us Mas
=. -; mr. al Ncr E0R H0csE
CREEPY s.CHav n taken The store - r !
Main street. lately occupied BY Msssrs,a w., Va
Son. where We intend to open ~ t Sms g sssvu.
A"sss aPS and Fancy 6sods " o. 81
:: !: :; i =: \:
Ss sia ,ms..i,s c1sn ss 70 Ss' scHA1P
'''' ''' Corner of Broad aad u s'lsse
.zS :. :. :, :, :, \ ..s. ..C9 az JAMAFi
TN6EpcH Esssccs coo,s,ss I'll the ~
!eis.ss 81 the Jsas,ca ",n s ~, family nsdsss
tIatea ioIns. aIo VI .s,snt i.uic, psFistr
nov n use; " an eassm - 'nyslaae.s ior lss
kn.esal - tns ss,,rn rin,ulsnc1. Hssfasx
Aois.ty VI Pains Of he STOMACH. R rssS:s
sold b' A. BoDEHER N So 10 H.,s .tisss
-, :, n,, :, .,os c.xnv rAcTsa!; :
0tD DOMtNIOH sAN ~. ,.,r Of NJ we
nave Jus. co" ss sh ~ largest csady 9.
tory in sk: eiss. for msk,ns sny.rlo! ..A ,ss
asls at my xSciss.is s.S,s, 4 I. ' h.. y.
ssss ss s,o sS"' :: CSsfscs,onsss "
their ffsshaess. Call At $, 4 A,. aSsss scss:
o,,o. ss k S;ss'F .,ss 9. :.
HooP SKIRTS: moor s = 49,. is.l's
- have Iast fsfeiveu ~ hsst tempered sisSs. .
To- Which - invite tie attention Of ne 'sdw ~
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n. Notice.-Attention 10 requested to my sale
of FLOWERS, FRUIT TREES. 4 O., to take place
advertisement under auction head.
ap Kit J. H, DIGG ES. Auct.
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King miss Helen J
Lindlay mrs "
Leach ms Martha
Lacy mrs NJ Il
Lambert miss SAlIie
Lewis miss MOllie z
Loving miss Susan
Long miss Fannie y
Lynch mrs Edward l.
Myers mrs Geo
Murray mrs L
Morris mrs Bette
Morris mrs Harriet
Moore mrs Fannie b
Moore mrs Jane
Miller mrs Hannah
Menuly mFD Aebecce
Mitchell mrs Bette w
Meenly mrs Emma H
Metcatf mrs Helen NJ
MeadOr mrs SOphronia
Matthews mrs Della
Matthews mrs MArx't
Mason mrs Rebeccs
Mason mrs Jennie
Mallory mss Emma B
Mann miss Eliza
Morse miss Isabella
Maxwell miss Anna
Matthews miss MArg't
Matthews miss Kate NJ
Mil,bOfn miss Sarah
M Osoly miss Laura
MOthorshead miss NJ A
Mcclure mrs Ann K
McCruder mrs Julia
McQuAd mrs
McDOnOuyh mrs H G
McAlloe miss Jennie
Mcmahon miss Mssg't
Mcfarland miss Eliz'th
NayIOr mrs Mary +
O'Brien mrs hondra
O'Brien mrs Lucy
Otey mrs NJ 8tilda
Peasants mrs Me'indS
Pierce mrs Patsy J
Patterson Rachael (cOl)
Patterson miss 3
Peasants miss Leila II
Philips miss Elizabeth
prOtxman miss Caroline
Roberts mrs Martha +
Ricketts, mrs Th0s ]
Richardson mrs NJ J
Rides miss Elizabeth
Rodgers miss r Va
Rogers miss Frances c
Robertson miss Lucy T.
Roberts miss Mary Z
Ragland miss Ann 8
Sullivan mrs G X
Swami mrs Susannah
Suter mrs Margaret
StalrcOs mrs K +
Stone mrs Jane
Stansbury mrs Ellen
Smith mrs Maria 8
s. n mrs + A
Scot mrs. Sally
Short mrs 8 A II
Shut mrs Susan A
Shew mrs Martha E
Shelton mrs Sarah K
Snyder miss Va
Stevens miss Rebecca 2
Smith miss Mildred As
Smith miss A +
Smith miss E Maria
Thornton mrs Stuart G
Thompson mrs NJ K
Todd mrs Sarah B
Todd mrs Jane
Trswalla mrs J p
Taylor miss Indiana G
Thomas miss Bette l.
Timberlake miss Louisa
VannersOn mrs Sarah M
Via miss Josephine
woodward miss m Il
Wray miss Frances
Woodtin miss A
Williams mics E F
Williams miss NJ
Whit miss L T
Watson miss T. J
Weston miss A e
Winston miss P
Walsh mrs Emma
WOodwAs d mrs J
Walkden mrs l.
Watkins mrs Henry C
Watkins mrs f
Wells mrs J d
West mrs LoOn0ra2
Whipped mrs Ann
Williams mrs Lou G
Wilson mrs K n
Wilson Tnry Salina
Wells mrs E B
Wyatt mrs l. Ms
Vim mrs DetOra
YarborO mrs Helen nj
Yaw mrs Jane
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rh. Charleston Convention.


OF all the suggestions which have boon
made for the purpose Of avoiding the high
charges at the Charleston hotels during the
approaching Convention, none strikes Us SO
favorably as that of encamping in the SUBJ
urbs ; of putting up a mammoth tent on the
"outsauirts" Of that handsome city, aud
therein accommodating the hungry horde of
camp followers who always attend these
Conventions. We never heard a more sensi-
BILE project, nor one that promises better for
the public good. We understand that to
pass one night in the fields outside of Charles
ton is certain death to any white man, and
therefore the "Squatter Sovereigns" who pro.
pose that mode Of relieving the country of
their presence, have the best wishes Of many
of their countrymen. There are many Oct0.
genarians, mep of the olden times-in short,
"old fogies," who would probably only re-
greet that the politicians Of all parties could
not be banded together in one swamp, where
"Yeilow Jack" could seize the whole of them.
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n Prepare for Hot Weather!
REFRIGERATORS.

n Prepare for Hot Weather!
REFRIGERATORS.
REFRIGERATORS.
The subscriber has been appointed by the manu-
facturers Messrs. E; 8. Farsen Co., Sole Agents,
DR.. KANE INTERPRETATIONS!
WITH THE WATERMAN PATENT vENTILATORs.
All Others bearing that name not genuine. and
purchasers will please be carebl to examine them
before buy ing: Also. the celebrated
LARRABEE REFRIGERATORS,
which have now been before the public for the last
The above Refrgerators are not. exceIled in the
country for all the requisites to he found in good
article. and persons in want will please call and
compare. before purchssng elsewhere,
THOS. A; BULKLEY; 1877 Miami,
ap 12-6tif I'd door above Dispatch Office.
nHerrin2's Fire Proof Safes,
With PuwderPrOof Locks.
HERRING'S FIRE-PROOF SAFES,
With Powder Proof Locks.
HERRING'S FIRE PR0OF SAFES,
With Powder Proof Locks.
apl2-5t KNOWLES l. wALFORD.
HASacrifice of SILKS.
STILL MORE SURPRISING
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS!
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
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- THE .DIsPATCH" sTEAl
POWER

E THE " bdk E s1AA"
PRINTING o IF FL CE,
Corner Of Aais ss6 ZAirtes.tA Streets H'e""'s"o'
Virginia.
This Establishment, tbeing the most cOmpiSee
Printery IN the South, both as regards lypcs, VI
name nts &c and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) 10 daily turning out the hnest
'''0B0oH ANDJOB PRINTING,
SUCH Az
DING, CHECKS, &C.,
A. WELL AS
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES HANDBlLLS.
part,cular attention gwen to fine work for Banks,
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad. and Transpor
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors, DO.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels. &C., are capable OF turn
ing OF 1900 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons OF this establishment to obtain this
description OF work at the shortest possible notice
IA Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
of speed: ,n,,,
INKS, executed in the highest style Of the art
In this branch of the business, the prOprietOrs
afely challenge competition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-14
- VERY DESJRARLF FARM IN HEN
RICO COIINTY. ON THE NEW BRIDGE

$FA!sSSS eeo SSSS* 81 ~ NY Bride !
sale the Farm on which he resides: located rs
and x1nnn Rur" Shades There
Of Land. Of which 700 acres are cleared and n
The improvements are a comfortable Dwelling,
NTH SIX sSd IS sn
The land has been prepared, and IS now ready to
receive crop. Possession to he had on the 18TH oil
of F"9 parcnars a. appv to JAS NJ TAYLOR
to the WIKI yso A. Is;dsf sRUa the
ap A-eod5t
&EfG SSkE FOR NE sva. Y0 3 coIc%
will leave st ooIooi i +. NJ, day. sATUR
DAY. the 18th instant.
tickets TO go ann anE meals
for the very oN Price Of s Meal. and
included, $40. Steerage passage So.
s to isf
Conslguses are requested to send for their sooos
Froish. for Boston taken at moderate rates. and
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office or on
'S nnH UT S''""'''' LUDLAM l. WATSON.
&>aA FOR PHILADELRH A
&3EN Tho ! steamship VIRGINIA I'M A. Sa APT;
sail on MoNb d. 10Th inst. 1t il ooock 4. NJ
Boston freisht delivered through at lower rates
than by any other line.
r', ''sEEiD SA RIFFS" p ffis 4 As;
-oz, t . + AND AZ Asr = f.! < r.lE
a@30n th'' ROAD q! w W. < f'ieon
ap Its Superintendent.
SUE sS ssii s4 VII "s ,9.si %S.h
ADJ Corner 9th and Canal streets.
A. HEADQ'Rs MONTGOMERY GUARD,i
his Ss%Han% VA ~ :s'e .S It sIlitsry
4quarter before 8 clock. for Drill.
ap :, order Of J 81 Si Se aDs6NALp Is. sers
Obtained sSsN
dealers in Teas. Wines, Liquors and Groceries
siasIa pIi:s ss 7 . S:i Sa ::s:f' .pn-
L booFs e MSsk s ZIP as
sortment Of Ladies' and Children's Shoes is now
TIL, best Phi!adelphia make. all of which We are
o n TAX KS
Msnufact'Is and Whossale and Retail! Dealers,
Next to American Hotel.
CPEClAL NOTlCE.-Parents wishing to fur
~ nish their boys with thin Spring and Summer
cons.stus Of ali the rsoent styles in the market.
.iSs. good and e .
VARNlS II z 5, VAR N!st1k s.-tarnitu!e
Light SSRa
n' Leather r. g. IN w. " 10 Main ST.
I'VE WHITE GREASE = the hest and
sane sS'' cS '''
- Old Dominion Coffee Pots, Coffee Heclas. to.
gether with other good Coffee atensils to be found
a. ''' yum" IT, T.. A. BULKLEY. lu Main street.
M0LASS Es...New Orleans, Cuba, Museevado,
in store and sSS sale ~ sSr
FLOORING BOAR DS.- l3s 900 feet Charles
+ ton first qualify FLOORING BOARDS, landing
from ''A' '" o. A1 K r. M III rs SON.
FRESH FRUiTs.-soO cans fresh Peaches.
Tomatoes aud Strawberries. suitable for table
use, for sale at A. ANTONl'S.
COCOA AND Bakers Cocoa
and cA0es.' S6b Sc IN &C. G5 s:s
No. 10 Main st.
ARGE BEEF TONGUES AT 62 - CTS
II Just received aEOther lot of 6ne Beef Tongues,
for sale at ~ g. los Broad 81.
ENGLISH M Z + A K D.-lienuine Enslish
/ ~ st5Ls5e Main st.. near Old Market
TWINES.-Cotton. Hemp and Jute Irvine, Of
various au iltief apd s'Sss; inr sale BY CON