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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04
by Richard CauthOrn, Auct.

MILEH cows, AT AUCTION.-On SA.
" TuRDAY, 5th inst. ut the Horse Lot, or
Council Chamber Hill. will sell at auction, three
fine Mulch Cows. with Young Calves
HORS ES.-AsO, three good Work Horses
my CA1JTHORN
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AUCTION aAxDe.
FUTURE DAYS.
NY Thos. W. Keesee, Auct,f.
(OHoe corner Of 18th and Cary Streets.)

ny Thos. W. Reese, Auct'f.
tOdies corner of 18th and Cary streetsJ
nRAR> MATCH Houses, CARRIAGE
E8E AND HARNESS, FINE DUG0 7
sAE A n x,nF AND sP9dnG WAGON 4 F0n
offer for sale ut the Horse Auction Lot on Council
HARM SS one pair MATCH HORSES. warrant
cd sound; one very hne BAY MARE. seven years
old, warranted sound. Che 10 4 No. /. Saddle and
Buggy Mare. one excellent PRfNG WAGON.
ALSOmOns very large GKEY HORSE.
BY Z. h. Cock. Auct'r.
HORSES, MULES. coy, &C., AT
IL AUCTiON-Ou SATURDAY. 5th inst. at IL
o'clock, will sell at the lot ON Council Chamber
Hill. several Saddle and Harness Animals. amongst
them several reIiable family animals, recommend
ed as sound and gentle.
6n ns' Toy SSpn BG xs;' '. sna haAIRssis;
os ss fTPsM cAR sRf On IN good order
One FARM WAGON;
One FURNITURE WAGON, nearly new.
my4 +. B. COOK, Auct,
EEY AND FUTURES or The RFS.
n TAURANT KNOWN AS Thu "TRADERS'
GEM" AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 9th
inst, at 10 clock: will sell, on the premises, the
KEY AND FIXTURES of the Restau rant known
as the TRADERS GEN." situated in Locust
Alley.
The house has been recently thoroughly repaired,
and Is considered a trst-r rate stand. Persons de
sIrOus Of engaging in the Restor alive business
would do we'll To attend the sale.
my4 F. B. COOK. Auct'r.
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gru, = q n ACCU NUST6.-F layorlng .Prunes,
nice. large, and pnlpy; one pound worth tvo. OF
thess usaa .ed fog , W. 1890 Eve :. Ior
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A~ AT THE WALL STREET
!ss.r.!tHEi. :: % "a t ;;;:i; IT,. ::
~@. s-.-Tbe subscriber has made ar
r"nn,. At the Wall STREET HOTEL. on MON
DAY NIGHT, the soth inst a. o'elock.. where
pools viii be sold EVERY EVENING for the
EROAD ROCK, FAIRFIELD. and ASHLAND
RACES During The c Sc ,t q the Spring
IN the Wall Street Hotel, and the list OF entries
viii be posted ct mis- ht for the Of the fellow
INK day. Strangers and citizans y no feel an inter
svery eyenlnx, whore informatiee Of all kinds re-
latinx To the sport will DO chesrfaly furnished
up 28-ts A. a. KANE.
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FOR JUDGE OF THE HUST.
INGS COURT.
A. JUDSON GRAN
my1--7ts Election a;th June.
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NA = % Il f W X D.-Ran away, on the
e34 18th April. from nv house, IN HenrlcO county,
k\a n EGRO MAN named SYDNER STEWART.
~ He was bought in Culpeper county some two
.x.or three years ago and sold IN Richmond.
He has lived in PAGE county, with Benz. Pullman.
engaged in an IRON furnace, where he may now lie
lurking. He IS of medium size, quite black, and
about 81 years cd He formerly belonged TO Geo.
w. Rowles. of Culpeper, living some miles
west of the Court House. will give $40 and
sonabe expenses if delivered 10 Hector Davis in
Richmond. or $50 If secured in jail so that Gan
get him He had on when he left blue cloth
frock coat lap 25-tsl NATH'L KING.
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q Il A n ID U r + y I g.

GRAND orr NiNG.
J.s NJ. RosE SNGBhtHHH GOODS
=, Have purchased at the recen, auction SALES in
New York, the greatest bargains at the most ruin
Gus sacrifices to the importar-lnany goods at
"0Gh ts' faSGq fs sasf t GSshNApsEs
ORGANIZES, LAWNS and ENGLISH BE-
Ft6GSfEp ROBES, Of aasare sss sd' style.
H HPsi6l fHR s Z and ndI linens.
s sTcs GSops
few dollars will buy good many Dry Goods at
ap2-6t j. < NJ. RosENBAUM.
DINE WOOD FOX S3.5O.-I would respect
s PsE o6p sny
where withn the city limits, for the low price Of
Any orders which may be left with Mr.. VIM
ENGLISH, on % street, or at JNo l. GEO GIBsoN's
Ss ssHn% T Do attended a e 'aHHIRRiy;
IL SHY II p B q ! 81 coM YyIsSI0N AND
GRocEk AND sH fP HANbLER.
Il ReaN1Np , ANp CITY s P:,SSr ys crv
POINT on the most reascnabls terms, without
charge OF drayage either to or from store
NEw LvsIHEk YARD, COKNEK 18th
large as;sI.nsn. Of North ca1ci.ns yEiLoWs
PINE LUMBER and am prepared to fill orders at
the shortest notice. " Lumber IS the very t<,sl
quahty. Persons wishing to purchase or contrscf
20 s.s ss %'' ''A'' give TAI fs srRvxMson
WARM LUNCH
w Is SERVED UP. FREE;
FIR Al CKs'
Lager Beer Saloon,
apZ-st' Nam ST.. between lath and 18th.
TY BAkEKs, HOTELS, Me;-we have a
On hand, consigned,
which We sell low to close
Call immediately and get a bargain.
JOHNSON, YOUNGER \ OTEY.
nv AT Is Pearl stvest.
I me AND GEMENT.-sls barrels LINE !
WIN. s. ROYsTER,
N.Y. Corner Cary and Virginia ats.
PUTTEK.-1O KEGS GOOD COOKING
WINSTON 4 POWKRS,
my lat Corner OF Pearl and Cary streets.
MINING CONTKACTS.-PROPO will
w be received At the Carbon Hill Mines, for
SyNpE I've ITgSEEhs in rock and slate. and two
NH ss-ss . ~ '' JNO j. wEaTH. Ass.
vrHuLL + CO. AND ROCkSPkiN6 n. X.
a, ~ I'd ii ''' 'A'' " LYLE POSTER CO.
CHAD HOE FOR FAMILY USE-In half
JOHNSON. YOUNGER z OTEY.
- 3-St . Pearl street.
I IG1lf GPP UCE LADOENS,-We have =.
4 hsnd . iarf stock Of hight LADDERS. which
IT, h u w1ITLoox : sos,
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FAIRFIELD SPRING
$ 1854; i;E?i I S!
on TT ESDAY, the 18th of May, and continue four
TUESDAY-PIRsT DAY-A swespstaks for
three years old coats and hleys, out OF mares that
had not produced winner up to the Isl oil March
last, mile heats, SlO0 entrance, $50 forfeit closed
r. A. Alsted names CHI. c. by Highlander dam Kit
T. ". boswell names CHI. C. by Red Eye. dam Sc
j. L. Batszer names CHI. h. by Red Eye, dam by Bos-
John Beicher names tMoore's) b. C. by Red Eye,
F. II Hall names CHI. G. Eugene. by Revenue, dam
Fanny Fern, by Glencoe O.,
wEipNEsDAY-sEcoND DAY.-Proyretor's
p@TFshf * sT' ny" Re TaIkD DAYJookey Club
ps1 SeS tf1sf Rf ayA xvesos,ake for
three ears old colts and fl eys, mile heats $3.50
entran G 500 forfeit 500 TO be added by the
is' # M al as 1850 as follows by mno,,sa
Thos !. Green names ch. f. Miss Tobacco Fly, by
John Be'eher names b C. Wacamaw. by Red Eye.
0. 2. Hare names CHI. f. by Boston, Jr, dam by
Thos. H. Christmas names c. by Red Eye, out of
Trustee mare dam Molhe Ward
foedsen White st NAMES e Red Eagle by
r. A Alsted names CHI. c. T. p. by highlander,
ap o sond nis u JOHN BELcHER. Proprietor.
NEW N AR h T.
s,k.h& sPHiNG MEETING, 20
AESAN DAY, Ma, sth, and con inue
FIRST DAY-TU Es63Y > sweepstake. mile
heats, for year Olts entrance $500, forfeit loo
Closed with eight subscribers.
Francis NJ. Halls CHI C. by Revenue, dam Fanny
Francis NJ. Halls CHI. f. by financicr. dam Betty
Steele.
Gen T. j. Green's Miss Tobacco Fly. by Rcd Eye,
O. P. Hare s ch. /. by Boston, Jr.. dam Trustee.
Thon as H. Christmas b. C. by Red Eye. dam by
John Beleher's b. c. by Whitby. dam Johanna.
Robert Alston's Oh. c. by Highlander, dam Kitty
Fondlen < Whites b. c. by Red Eye. dam Mar
SANE DAi.-Match for $1,000. half forfeit;
mile heats.
Oys!e tman and CHI. 3. out Of Andrsvetta. by Grf
sEcTND DAY-wEDNESD Y.-Bollln . brook
Hnte, Parse $3.50 two mile heats soo
Two year Odds entered, as follows:
Bull ion. by Revenue, dam Boston
BuSk fse by haykpTSH fFia dSm BY Boston
rf!5td III 'xS "ts fi Club Purse
FiFTH DAY~sATURDAy Two Races
First race Match between FISHERMAN and An
nstte Hall for $1,000; four mile heats.
ovsterman wears I'D, b. h., by Revenue. dam bv
Annette 'i Hall. years old. CHI. a.. b. Gria rd-
m@ndsrn dam vlss,n1a psyns s BY ms,sd
year olIs $40 entrance. $50 forfeit. To close on
the soth nstant-four or mere 70 make race.
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ESFs * INV ss!sSk kSap' n h ANP
upon the premises. on DAY, the 7th day se Of
May. commencing at O'Clock p NJ, valuable
to hs c of N The as fsa
adyoins MeSsrs. Boyler and Bowen Also, . Square
OF four acres OF land, nearly adjoining, also par
ticuiary adapted tor IN ,rket garden
of sale. JAS. Nj. TAYLOR N SON,
my4 Auctoneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL ESTATE:-As Trustee in two certain
asd s dated the gay ocs Of
mond Hastings Court.e xecuted ty Robert F Kirby
i'm If the on no hs the
NJ, the following REAL. ESTATE. to W.T.. to
designated by the number -Four as laid down
upon plat anne ed to deed from Parrott A. Prin-
Wing and icing on the western side OF 18th street
in said CITY, Of Richmond, fronting. as appears BY
said plat thirty eight feet 18th street. and run
mig back between parallel lines sixty three feet.
Also two certain lots. pieces or parcels OF LAND.
laid down upon the plat above mentioned, lying
and being IN the SAID city Of Richmond, on the
sae Oh s I ., the saa lots
feet nine inches on sad 18th street, and running
back between parallel lines fifty SIX feet.
TEKMs.-Sutficie lent in cash to pay the expenses
of executing the Trust, the of s AL IS with
terest from the 10th April, 1860, and the further
of April. 1860 and the residue upon such terms as
may be made known on the day Of sale, The title
ranty, SUCH r. S eSnvsyeS t";,as;
Sale to be .saaots By JAS NJ TsSlo asas's ses
ok FRAME. TENEMrN Ts AT THEM
- Sr TWER :Hil ITO OF aSrH STREET AMP THE
AGCTEoN-We viii sell s,on 'i the premises Premises on
MoNDAl. the "a day Of May. 1850: commen-
at the intersection Of 2Sth street and the coun
ty road Union Hill The houses are pa rticuiar-
rooms each and Kitchens. The lots front % feet
each and run back 200 feet to an alley.
after the above, will be sold several handsome
building lots adjoining. A plat of the whole pro
perty will be exhibited on the day of sale.
Terms Hne fourth cash; the balance at 4, ard
ded, and secured by trust deed Taxes and in
for 1850 to i ggaS BY ss
my Auctoneers.
VERY VALUABLE kkAt. ESTATE AT
The s So hE cN eIRH, y; Of Ec MAIN
At the request of the owners who reside in Phia
G M , iTT is y PUBLIC ed
@ @ oss Seik 1t the ss so us,
others
runs hack along ltth street to wide alley. and
now rented to excellent tenants at $500 per
Tie location of this property, in the very heart
OF the city and convenient 10 the hotels and depoIs
&c renders 1t very valuable for Il business stand
OF aay kind, and wa would invite particular atten-
ton To The sale as iG is considered to lie the most
valuable piece of real estate now IN the market,
Terms OF SALE are as follows: One sixth of the
purchase money in cash, and the remainder in
ecu al instruments. at /, g. and years, the pur
chaser to execute nesotiable notes; with interest
added. tpa, able semi annually and secured b,
trust deed The taxes and insurance for 1850 to be
paid by the pGTchassr.
ap27 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR l. SON. Aucts.
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Al ECHANICS' HALL.

NJ ECHANlCS' HALL.
GAzZANIGA's
FAREWELL
OPERATTC CONCERT.
On FRIDAY EVENING. May 4th.
The Manager of
MADAME GAZZANIGA'S TROUPE
respectfully informs the public of Richmond that,
by many demands received. and owing to the great
MAp'M GAZZANIGA
achieved III this city Ill her first ncert given in
March last that encourages him to give, prior to
Madm GAzzANlGAA \. r..onr
where she has been engaged,
THE LAST AND FAREWELL
GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT.
IA. For this occasion, she will be assisted by
II. SANDERSON,
THE GREAT AND YOUNG AMERICAN PIANIST,
who achieved great success IN New York; Boston,
PhiIadeph a. Charleston, and lately in New Or
leans. and for the first tune before the public of
Richmond, Will appear
SIGNoR TAMARO.
srsson 1 hrB III sn0~n f"v0r'fs Tenor
BARTON and Conductor
"a PRICE OF ADMISSION silva
Including reserved seats. which can be procured in
Msss3s x xh TUE 90 Mss. and
Book Store.
Doors open att commence at O'Clock. Inv 2-st
ROBINSON & LAKES.
IL u REAT
CI X G U = A ND Nj r. - n G. +, Il l..
SUPERB PERMANENT PAVILION.
ONE HUNDRED AND ,f SEyE : VI HORSES
Splendid and immensely liberal design for the
amusement and instruction OF the people, in the
wonderfu full combination of these
TWO GREAT FAMILIES,
Aided by number Of Lady and Gentlemen Profes
SIGNALS. chosen from the HIGHEST ROLE OF Ants
TIC EXCELLENCE
MANAGER-COL T. L. I DMARSH.
ADVERTISING AGENT-H. RUGGLES. ESQ.
Ftrs Lady RtdsrS and DanseHSeS.-Ihree No.
CIoWAS- Complete Troupe Of Talented
Eqn. StridnS-Grdad Cperatfc brass
and string Errhestrd-4udgHN
cent Collection Of hare LIZ
ang AnfmHtS- Splendid
Stud Of Bto0ded Per-
forming Horses,
Ponies and
Educated
Males.
At RICHMOND,
MONDAY. TUE Jay. WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY. MAY 7, 8. 9 and 10th.
MA ADMISSION 50 Cents-Chidfen and Servants
rs. LocArrox-C0UNCIL CHAMBER HILL.
An I}--pod6t NJ WXF
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sfaa III :Stsi sS4as sy,.,
RED and WHITE ASH 2s1H L 4; gsssqs sAL.
nh Its Nth st.. near MAys's Bridge
(,OkE.--T Price Of Coke until further sos,ss
S S%3n t E 5SR ::
Ordsrs promptly EXECUTED At Yard. corner icsS
i. 'n' ''n 'n' inc INC ''i %kkf FIJI a s::s
OAK AND PINE wOOD-ssa.onsd .sd an
d. e! s:'''' Tor sale ts Gc.. MxsE tds Ax
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK.
TIN. ms vii ht lsesv. Pri q.
%S:,s:; AID i've s =, .A$:.l u%: :a u.
i'AAes TAYLox, :, y the . Gss B,
j. II. ss nfih.' J s.s' cs:1s::,.
Assf, js ss::.'''' :. s Mssa:i,
VIM B. N s%,,S. s y + .d s:s;s
Ioii Mo!son, "a Ees'. Mayo.
Chas- Mciruder. Mt. Pate:
Chas. Talbot, r. l.. D Walford.
y. II. Smith, C. Warviek.
Ri; Farley. Jos g; Wstts,
n u "
Geo. a. BarEsdsle.' aDSo-.sm
sfask"RHY fiossSb i. S5S
C YELL q Co. One No "a Broad s..es. ssx: Door 70
ladies' Of kies"oad and vicinity TIA, sSSy ssSs
Just HSspfsS 81 Ess' FAX; :ss e
zsf rAkcY wsSSs Sas .SS kxD
FURNISH No GOODS.
y, 10 sv ': variety and = vs Are ,sesiv'ar daily
ds s,.s fI@@'ns: made 70 S;ds;. q Il sSSsssS
Please call At ~ Broad street.
apN-M sfas Il. Noxy k3ffPLE'
riisf fccsIsd ..s.,,s -
silver Medal at the United States Par. and d.
have ss Ss.s.s s,sss fs ~,
e A,en ~ I'd sqdsts i y: u...ss sss:
ssaSq s sas s west 81 sc
EsLr and CON fosiTioN a0orIHG: o.. 81
other ever offered The pabllc snd are .,s.' f:1 e
DromPsnsss and dsspassH
9RN s A .:s ss = E:sss.s .a
!, N. O&cs on Dsh street. bssvssa AAia AID
1OSiERY. MOsiERY!s-1sss $500. Of
s s =. az: SSfTSs ncss. Y . ~.
,.essS ss' c:s;.' COTTON HALr-noss. aa.a.,-
Al H Z s d.: i e ! e ID; :; ::, : -
vance . ..'' 'si' I! V
1SITY aGAVEN6EG.-TSc. 100000 =
a. s, :: ps.s ,sassS 6 tl1f6SS s
i s: sI sss s - ~ ss ne: &
s WI - sss sHRsy 49, g 81 s::s -.
sssfsssse = g = sas 80 u2Des oehf -
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DESCRIPTIONS. &c.


NOTICE. Having sold my tools. stock IN trade
and good will To Mr.. GEO. SrARRErT. MY
friends and customers will please call on him for
any work they may require.
PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, TIMING, NC,
done in the hest manner md with dispatch Esti
mates furnished for Buildings. Furnaces and
RANGES OF the most approved patterns; always on
hand large and desirable stock from which To Sc
iect. GEO SrARRETF
Bel.ln's Row. Governor st
CO.PARTNERSMlpN NOTICE. Tine under
~ signed, having formed Co pa rtne rship under
the firm Of r. II. NOkVELL 4 CO 277 Broadst..
for the purpose Of conducting the Wholesale and
Retail TRlMMI NGS aud FANCY BUsI NESS. 70
spsctfuy state hat we are enabled to ofer we'll
selected stock OF Goods IA our line, and hope. by
stvict attention to business and accommodating
habits, Ia mort the patIcnase Of our friends and
the pubic. kILANp n: NORvELL,
HERMAN kOPPLE.
April 2lth, 1850. AZ 80 a.
niSSOLUT1ON.-Th co partnership hereto
- tore exlsting under the name Of WENDEN.
BURG 4 BONNER, At City Point, Va. il this
day dissolved b. mutual consent.
ROBERT WENDENBURG will continue thu
business on ms own account and soiicits conf
:nce Of the liberal patronage bestowed ON the isie
krm.
asAi-lm wENDENBURG L BONNER.
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SO0 PAIRS GILT WINDOW xHADEK-
OOO T3 b run Oh At IA immense sacriSoe. on
account 81 eniarginE my store this summer
Aiiso. Table and Floor Oil CLOTH; g large
merry, ~ one hall THAR value. Can soon. n ~
estshlished Window 6Aads and 6ry 6oads S,ors
o. n. GOLDEN. - Broad 81,
Opposite the store Of oNarles 6 o0as.
olaawhAva. ~ 80
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
rDOARDiNf3.-G ent,emen ean obtain BOARD
u and pleasant rooms in q convenient location,
on Sh"ckoe Hill. Terms, S3 50 per week Apply
a., this of6ce my2 ST.
DO ID n G One or more very desirable
ID ROOMS. for families Or gentlemen. At the
terms moderate. Also, DAY BOARDERS.
Ap 2A-3w
DOAK - OR KENT.-Two most DESIRABLE
building on corner Of Broad street, opposite the
Powhatan House. They will be rented 70 single,
ar 10 4 married gentleman, without chldre u, who
could be accommodated with board in the family.
Apply at the residence, Broad and 18th streets.
NH Sits
BOSTON, MASS.
fseutiemen will find the best Of accommodating,
With every effort for the comfort Of guests. LAR
nH6 mi excetled in the United states.
~" H.. D. PARKER.
nh a-sm IF. MILLS.
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TO MARTIN MEKEDI 1T T.! LIPS
dersgned. your fellow citizens, believing that
YOU possess every requisite quality, both OF head
and heart, for a fail and honorable discharge OF
the duties of Judge, do, without disparasing the
claims of other gentlemen. most Respectfully w re
quest you announce yourself candidate for the
JCUSESHIPO OF THE HCS TlNGS COURT.
Hoping that this request may meet with your ID
Your friends and fellow citizens,
George Washington, Peter vosberger,
Henry Clay. Simon untermeyer
Thomas Jefferson, VIM. Henry Harrison,
James Madison, Zach. Taylor,
John Heilstern, Sam. Huffman.
And 5000 others.
RICHMOND, May LIST, 1860.
RICHMOND, May 2, 1880.
To GEO WASHINGTON. HENRY CLAY and
others
GEnrIGMEN-I have received your communica-
ton of the list INST, requesting me to announce
myself a candidate for the JUDI eshp OF the Hus-
tlngs Court. Although know you have placed too
hlr h an estimate On my qualifications, 40 not
lesl "A, liberty decline the request coHlins as II
does from 80 large number OF my Distinguishing
Ienw citizens. If 1t should be the pleasure Of the
people to elect me, | will endeavor To discharge
faithfully the duties OF the office.
Very respectfully, a.,
INV 3-3t'
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U 1 ii r. X
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

No. l3g MAIN STREET. over
]. NoOdhouse x CO. IS Bookstore. Richmond, Va.
We take pleasure IN announcing to the public
'bs our Institution ls now open Tor the reception
u Students and Will commence Its first course on
I'll ESbAf, the LIST Of May. The rooms a,e large
and cnmnodl0us, and no pans or expense have
cen spared IN furnishing the College with every
ilns necessary Tor the accommodation and IN
elrac'ioH of pupils " e are enabled to afford Ia
iiles ior acquiring thorough MERCANIlLE
EDUCATION at our institution. equal. II not su-
ie"r - any OF a similar character IN tie MON,
had ir1st We may render our enterprise worthy the
eoahdence and support of the community here
aaa ihr"ue hout the South.
u addition 10 the advantages offered YOU Mt
Nj We are prepared to extend equal facilities
LADIES, and nave set apart certain hours IN
te dai Tor their instruction.
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
uuuBLE ENTRY BOOK EP NJ.
COM MERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
fLAlA AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANShlP,
CARD WRITING,
btBMAN AN FRENCH LANGUAGES
We have procured the services OF Monsieur Al
btki DE ROE DIG Err, an experienced anG com
ie'rLt Teacher. to take charge OF The French De
Et,ment
We are also prepared 70 write VfSlIlN Nc
IMITATION and " EnDING CARDS, POST
spRS. ADJUST ACCOUNTS. and execute AL
ads Of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PEN
ttNSHif with neatness aud dispatch.
exc OF wife Ior "A Circular.
u L
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BROAD BROCK RACES.

BROADROCK RACES.
<2SaA~ sArtR4bS4I. M Il 4 5. 1860
&& Sport, Sport. Sport
s.. -,.~- A MULE RACE!
A MULE RACE will be run ut BROAD ROCK
for a purse of S26. Entrance, So, 50-open for all
-Four entries
SECOND RACE-SAME DAy-For n Saddle and
Bride. valued at S25. Entrance, So 50, for Road
Horses that never run
Race to come oil at o clock. my 4-2tt
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GopprN l. AppERsoN, Auots -
SALEOF EXCELLENT STORE A

GALE OF EXCELLtNT STORE AND
- DWEL LING, ON HULL STREET, IN MAN
CHESTER, ON MONDAY. THE 7TH OF MAY,
dwelling. ard now occupied by Mr.. BENJAMIN
Moore. This Is considered of the best stands
town.
TERMs:-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and IL
months for negoti abie notes, interest added and
title retained TIL all the purchase money is paid
The taxes for l560 to be paid 0, the purchaser.
my GODDfN Il APPERSON, Auct's
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NCItCE. ~ have this .dAy aDpoinsed LION.
n M aA AL. GiLhAUSEN ~ sase ~. T S,i AZ
Me- n The city u Eicsr4pe e h41 FRA gu FOR
ea.a 9niy NICHOLAS iAhAOSAN'
:. .e0s v''s1',iS6 RS l. l.' sdl55 i on
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N RUNAWAY Runaway from the sub
f3V scrlber. a free negro apprentice boy, named
NSOLOMON GREEN. This is to forwarn all
n persons from harborng or employ lEg HIM
Lk.under penalty of the law. SO ONION Green is
brig hit mulattO, between Ii and Is ears of age;
his rig hit is shorter than the left and he has
an Pits W. N. TINSLEY.
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J. w REEVE and
WM FLEGENHEIMER.
hy lot Principals and proprietors.

ny VI Principals
| GUS J. EONAIECX,
Manufactured OF Double Refined
STEAM CANDIES,
,,,.,... And Wholesale Dealer in
poMkSTlC AND FOREIGN FRUITS,
FRENCH CANDIES. CIGARS.
q,,. 49,. TOBACCO, &c, &c.
TIE BEST GOODS,
THE CHEAPEST GOODS,
THE LARGEST STOCK,
~ 'e aiwsys found at the
t!sESTORl BUILDING, No. 50 Main St,
Opposite Richardson & Co.
MY slot Richmond, Va.
II hIIF OAK LUMBER, SAWED To
4. VRptR The subscriber having the entire
VTlM ol one of the best Steam Circular Saw
rs 10 me Stale. located in original White Oak
80 Viii contract to furnish, in good order and
-'gtsnhAbie terms WHITE OAK TIMER. OF
ts'oi qaalty, used in Car building. Machine
tIposes Agricultural Indictments. Canal Boats.
Niid.eS, &c. TRUMAN A rAKKER
uy, Wholesale and Retail Lumber Dealer.
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SPRING RACES.

FAIRFIELD SPRING
- MNA RACES, ls6O.-The Spring
= 5T&V> meeting at the FAIRFIELD
AAx~ RACE COURSE. near Rich
4s.-4~-~.~~4s-A0- mond Va. will commence
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CIH ia NDsHME MUlLDING LOTS ON
- Ho GpHuHGH Hlil n,G On 2arHAND MAIN SITS,
ton, on the premises. on TUESDAY. the 9Th of
May. 1850. at a. o'clock, P. NJ. TWO HAND
SOME BUILDING LOTS on the East side of 10Th
street. between Franklin ana Main streets. adjcIn-
ing the residences of Messrs II L. Pairo and Lu-
ther lby. each fronting Is feet, and running back
126 feet to an alley II feet wide. These lots fyoat
the public square to be laid out that pars Of the
city.
Also. FOUR BEAUTIFUL LOTS, each 3l>s feet
on The N0rth side of Main street. in rear Of the
resdence of Mr.. l.. Libby, running back 10 feet.
TExMs.--One- fourth cash balance at 4. and
l2months for negotiable notes interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid. The taxes for
1850 tn be paid by the pu rchasers.
ap27 GO0nfN Il APpERSON. Auots.
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(NOAL..-On hand full supply of
~ MIDLOTHIAN. LUMP, AVERAGE
and SMITHS COAL.
ALSO
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
G. b. LIPHCOMB
nah Its Hth st. noar MAye's Bride
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SPEING GOCpS,
AND be otherwise receiving LARGE ANN.
TONS 10 my STOCK through the balance Of tho
season. s. hiEkH,
Trimming and Fancy store
an A1--6tt BROAD straot