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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09
CONGREGATIONAL.

SAsHNGToE, April 7.-Stnate.-The day
tLg'eiaside for District business, the Mayors
e@ehington and Georgetown were present
"a lie ioor, ard a considerable numbe of
FoAlaent citizens We're in the galleries.
III Pearce presented long printed memo
faifom the Metropolitan Railroad Company,
astidng the history OF said Company, and
a'aatingi its claims for charter for the Penn
HMaaia Avenue passenger railway.
IF Hamlin offered a resolution instructing
ne Committee on Public Buildings and
a'oahds TO inquire and report by what an
aa'Ily a portion of X street North had been
G,oed 10 market purposes. Adopted.
M Irumbuli presented a petition from
slsns of Illinois, praying the establish
.'at Of line through the Territories, in
.s similar 10 the old Missouri Compromise
az Referred to the Committee on Judi
esry
Inc Pennsylvania Avenue Railway bill be-
as AIKEN up.
ar fessenden moved to amend by making
n.y. 'mpany common joint stock company,
s s1a capital Of S3OO,G and shares at $50
- open 10 the subscription of citizens at
a. sN ana advocated his amendment at con-
'%,'able length
n, ~. brown replied to MIR. Fessenden, urg-
Ir s we superior policy of incorporating a
~ '. enterprising and responsible compA-
"a, !. aAe The matter in hand, to that OF leav-
inc ~ Inc public at large, and thus verify
ls,. "AN"ihi tiidt w nat Is every DOuy y DuSl.
NJ ~. ~ nobody's business"
~ ~ MASON followed in similar vein.
~ amendment s was rejected.
ep." ae oiii was vari0usly amended and dis.
Q. ~ iVp several hours by Messrs. Fessenden,
hss. Brown. Of Miss; Lane, Of Oregon;
n in o. ia; Polk, of No; and Kennedy,
Nl ~. coming TO any conclusion upon the
and ae senate went into Executive session,
B@'.so' some time spent therein, adjourned.
.sso,s,,g Representatives.. Mr.. Ely offered a
ula,sS on mat all extra copies Of doc umen Is
how ~ previous to the Thirty Fifth Congress.
ds,rianppoo ssessioh Of officers Of this House, Oe
Wthpi, se among the members of this House.
he t,an.a espective constituencies. ReferIe ed 10
@, COMMITTEES on the Library.
sOly.s M i,o.n Of MIR. Tapran, the House re-
he p,ss1 INTO Committee Of the Whole on
il u, 9bsis calendar, (Mr. Branch, Of N. g.,
sdsrst,0onus passed the entire day in the con
o, them " " private bills and passed fourteen
"ta O'Clock tho Housn ~l;ou~ooA
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At anpreeedented Low PkIcEs IS P P{SSo CASH :Is
or to prompt paylng customers on the usual time,
Our stock COMPRISES in part. excellent bsrs aims
in the following GOODS. to which we respectfully
call and examination Of Goods and prices is onls
necessary to insure sales to the most economical
81, PRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SILKS OF newest designs in any quantity, from
% fse' s.:s biasf SyfEsdf SILK in tn. city,
n Beregss; Gren1dines; Tissues, Organizes !;
psntsf FSSafds Bsrsse Ad acS
me yaIa ana IN roDss less than - per cent on cost
lS feces pure irish Linen at rs cents per yard.
l9o pieces pure T:sh Linen at s7.s cts. psf yard.
Es.s se ss.s 1ssa ':S,:
FL: ana foxs sas. and ' cents esg gaen caR
Esstsssss 'ss %HifF 5SSSS| bss:' D'
RrilIiants; Tarlatans: Grapes, BY the piece or BY
DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, of
Sse makes s%eh s as Ne, My York Mills Las
or y the Aso and ssas BY ,ss
%SE WRAfpN TN GssspfF oR sfss
pn'et Da
new SPRING SHAWLS. exceedinyly cheap.
EMBROlDERIES
In this department we can SHOW the largest and
cheapest Goods of .he knd in the city, without any
exception, comprising everything coming under
this head, too numerous to mention. We. how
ever. call the particular attention Of ladies to the
assortment Of neat Camtrc Bands, which are SO
desirable.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' misses, gents and boys Hose and Half
Hose, Of all kinds and all prices very low by the
dozen or by the pair.
PARASOLS AND LADIES' SUN UMBRELLAS,
In great variety and cheap.
BONNET RIBBONS.
At our usual unrivaed low prices.
Merchants from towns or the country who are
making their selections in this market, would con-
suit their interest by giving stock an examna-
ton. as on many Goods they can save Is per cent
in purchasing from us.
J. MILLHiSER l. BRO, 1873 Broad st.
NH l2-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n 1860. .-Sprins and Summer.-.le60. "a
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
JOHN l.. SMITHER,
No. q NJ ain street.
Large and attractive stock of
DRY GOODS-Foreign and Domestic.
Ladies' DRESS GOODS
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
Silk and Marseiiles VESTINGS
, The subscriber has Just received
NEW STOCK or GOODS,
bought in person at AUCTION, in New York.
His stock comprises in part:
Splendid SILKS; -
Beautiful BEREGES
and ORGANDIkS;
PRINTS and LAWNS.
SPle e%I,s assortment of
CASSIMERES
and VESTTNGS,
Of every grade and color, for CENTS WEAR.
Superior lot of
TWEEDS and LINENS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS;
large assortment of
PLANTATION GOODS,
Of every variety and price. and many other goods
usually kept in a Dry Goods store
The subscriber Is determined to offer the public
aud his friends the best Seirted and cheapest lot Of
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ever dspla led in the city, and will sell the same at
the lowest rates 10 cash purchasers. Call, before
buying elsewhere, on
JOHN L. SMITHER,
ap+-d&wts No. 81 Main street.
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I OOk OUT FOR no. ~ MAIN SIR EFT.
- THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN RICH
MOND.-S,C00 ards handsome pattern Prints 1t s
and cts., worth l3,s; beautiful Lawns as and IL
cts; the richest patterns and the best quality Of
JacOnsts, OrsAldies. Rereges. ct AL the lowest
prices; beautiful fancy Silks ct - cts., worth rs.
some at 81. Si.16 and upwards Blk. Silks. very
good at 6Sc. and higher pFioas; Stella 6haWls q
and hig her. evoSy color, worth three 6mes the
money; busters at s0c.; Silk Manhlisa .at Slae.
% ~ and SONG q @18, selling elsewhere for double
the mOns, Silk Parasols and kxtensiOa 9kivte from
=: aIvards the cheapest IL eiehmosa; re Snsst
ssS s:a as PHI v.ss cs sif..
Table cloth: OF ciotl. cssssass, cA.b1is:.
everybody Ladies' Caters. With hee!qs et o.,
-. -. |; AOroeeo, Hid and G0es. aAin. 9hees,
WITH he'll, at O III ard HIGHER prices; Nlsoes'
AID Cki1dfen's Gaates of svsry eclos ed aeseuD-
SIiS:ss: 4 -; nss:s sillers s 6,Sss "a vi,
vi a. g 30; Qx16gd Ties. conefees Oaifev0.
0saEskin aseas, No. fcs nsa. 1cysaad eervaale.
g ycsv3st y So - 4 = sesss esnt.. sall
E7n FAIRS 9llT Wl0SOW r11IrE
0UO 70 - fun Of ~ ~ inaaooso enosil ~ a.
areqant 81 Sna1Iine ~ stage tbs eQyNs1s.
.Aleq. Tsb!e ead El09r OIL. CLOTHs q ln,ee
gill ftsQel RAHl.oR riGTURE6, dlsSrsst ~.
neJI.. n 49, Nh kA~ir valua. Cali soo.. - ~
slta1hAed WjndOv Shade and DRY 66SsAs ;lfss~
Opposite the store Of a0srIcs q -.
10 ~ 49, = uavsaas aeeab = " a0 -
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NV Yo. selling 81 ssean.erH.
~ ssiisd "a, April The sisamship Oli-
NJ, with ia n.oathxnpton aad Hevxe o.
N passenesfs aud o3te, ~ a.
ata Il nc@ n.y.. City 81 wsshi.sto. No
v" 'of Liverpool via 16s naases !.
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The Overland Mail.

sppyygpIELp, Mo, April THE overland
,,n with San Francisco dates TO March 10th,
arrived las. night.
isls Hithoui al! "o" ioA'"'Vs Va c"""se "a
interest
The Sonora. tomorrow, VIII take 400 pasaen.
ssr, and 3, 5Ui 900 in treasure.
This Jap.nese steam corvette Candenamar.
nah arrived here on Saturday, the 18th. in forty
Jaws from Jeddo She comes to announce that
The japanese Embassy 10 the United States
ronh leave BY the steamer Powhatan on the
I'M Of February via the Sandwich Islands
and san Francisco. She is the fret armed
,.s,pl belonging 10 Japan that has ever been
nrniitsd TO leave the shores Of that nation.
Sir brings the officers and portion of the
crew OF the IT, : schooner Fannimore Cooper,
rp,,ntly wrecked Lieut.. J. N. Brooks, Z. S,
y, 81 The request of the Emperor, volunteered
70 assls, The Japanese officers in navigating
the Csudenamarrah across the ocean. The
Chic. Admiral of the japanese Navy comes in
this vessel She returns to report the arrival
o.the Powhstan with the Ambassadors as
soon IS that vessel arrives. PRE-
TlIblrn W. Boggs formerly Governor Of
Missouri, IS dead.
The news from the Washoe mines Is of the
mme charac er AS by previous mails, and the
popular confidence in the mails was gaining
rognd.
There is nothing specially interesting in the
Esws from British Columbia, Oregon, Wash.
lng'on Territory. or the Sandwich Islands.
The japanese corvette is $50 tons burden,
and her crew number 81. She carries 10 guns.
The people Of San Francisco were delighted
a. her arrival, and were exerting every effort
ioshtertan their visitors, hoping to stimulate
The lucrative trade already commenced.
The expert of wheat still continues, and
W,t1 sacks are now afioat, destined for Callao,
and I2,o0 sacks have been purchased for Aus
.-alia.
brisk engra ton had commenced from all
paris Of the State for the Washoe mines
TIE correspondence of all the leading Cali.
oEnia papers coincide i'll stating the produce
Hensss OF these mines. They state that the
region OF country bordering on the Eastern
sae OF the Sierra Nevada mountains is one
Fasl expanse Of mineral wealth, including
goa and silver, although large number of
our people continue to doubt the reliability of
hase accounts, which are probably exagger-
hem
oreson dates are to March H. Propositions
"r loint convention of Oregon and Wash
iagoh territories were made TO urge Congress
opa's the Pacific Railroad Bill, and the To-
9ily 10 be from ST. Paul's. to the Colum bia
lTer.
zen Palmer was at Dallas preparing to
oFaa wagon road to the mines at Rekamil-
RI and S;UU, 900 had been subscribed to reach
~e auriierous region.
iae oregon Assessors report gives a white
Plllation of 10000, and taxable property to
AZ al0ut OF $1,000 coo.
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COMMISSIONING SALE OF LOT ON
AND CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TON BY virtue of decree ofthe Circuit Court of
the city Of richmond in the case Of the Merchants
&c, entered on the 9th day Of February 1850. the
UNDERSIGNED Commissioners will proceed to sell, on
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th April,
1850, at Al O'Clock, p M lot fronting on the west
side of 18th street q feet inches; between Mar
shall and Clay streets. running back Is fact.
TERMS -"ne-fourth cash; balance at four. eight
and twelve month.; for negotiable notes, well en-
dorsed. interest added. and title retained until all
the purchase money is paid. Taxes Tor 1850 tobe
paid by the purchaser.
ssG Eo: Is: kk Z. SfATEFi com'".
GoDpIN b AppRxsoN, Aucts. mh 50
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Elegant Spring Goods.
PERKINS Il CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH DEALERS.
No. lN Eaee Square.
Are now receiving. and a few days will
newest and best styles of FOREIGN and Do
MESTlC DRY GOODS, TO which they invite the
attention of cash and short time buyers Their
Goods are marked at very low prices, to attract
NOW OPEN.
Elegant DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
BfaRi R B BEL Snd 2R RaEs
'Fkk SfsERssN and BERE6E ANGLAis
BEREGE ANGLAIS, ROsALBUs and VA
Grey POPLINS,
And great VARIETY of Goods for Street and
Travelling Dresses. The above goods were pur-
chased at the large auction sales in New York the
past week, and willbe sold lower than ever seen
FRENCH JACONETS and BRII.LIANTS
FOULARD StLKS-very cheap.
EMBROlDERIES and LACES.
Rich FRENCH LACE MANTLES.
ri BLACK tA SILK and MOURNING MAN
DUsTERs and SUITS of DRESS and MAN
TIE made hS w bG ~ Wffth hest mad.
Lnfss stsek P n Goods A''
IRISH LIZ LINEN NE sHEETINss.
TABLE DAMAsKs. NAPKINS
TOWELINGS, GINGHAMS;
GLOVES and HOSIERY: Of sSefy description S .
NH H-lm No. l4l Eagle Square.
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N Large and Attractive Supply of

~ Large and Attractive Supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN L FOX.
BROAD STREET.
Have been opening during the past two weeks,
and are now prepared to Offers complete assort-
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many
large lots Of Foreign Goods, which will he sold at
prices much lower than those OF former seasons-
We mention q few only Of the most attractive ar
EnsIish BEREGES, in immense variety:
Engiish and French BEREGE ROBES; to 10
A very large assortment of SILKS, of every va
rety OF style. at Is to 80 per cent. below the cost
of importation.
'ssa6 56Sb Dss
sor,nr bELAINEs and CHALLIES;
Ercnch and India FOCLARD SILKS, some en-
tirely new and handsome designs.
Our stock Of Domestic Staple Goods has never
beon mOve e1tenelve.
NEGRO CLOTHING. of every grade.
AmOngst the last named. we would call the spe-
eial Attention. Of buyers to sOme very large lots Of
Virslnia and Georgia Plain and Striped OsNA.
HijEG6, and large variety Of other articles OF
''oushsrn maau'Ac'a BREEDEN L FOX,
mh17-lyif III Broad street.
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ssw The x. G. C.'s
sealdsa C,rcIa April The knights Of the
~ Bickisy fros NE. Yesterday and expsIled
s'pulxs,,aanao Commander. An .ch ~ u he
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M Vi 4 ks1E1sAssT;;H 96sf Fo. #:
hss. 4 osiosi ~: NJ .i1s sbbrY; &:
Excavs,cn ticket. ISSUED tn 20 and return by eth
The very %. pres II u.s. anu meals included
Passage 70 New YORK. Meals and State room
q Noss &. river no.,,
hs S".s 81 s.Sos =
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
Fre.sht Tor Boston taken Ut moderate rates, and
Ticket. and Berths secured at our Office or on
apS-2t LUDLAM L WATSON.
s:srrt$Ess xfss!xkfEeiwE:
NY..-The steamer BEi.vinERE. CAPT W VEMrA,
"; ,kKENK; will receive freight to-day. MON
TUEsDxY, the 10th inst t's u 10 O'CLOCK NJ
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore at low
This steamer has splendid state room p,..e,,.r
accommodations.
passage and fare IS.
y O'Clock NJ TUESDAY, the hour p0s Of d Ge,"Ie
sp ntasa Hct.
'ns s'.s@s'' ~h'F'e 6A N2fbes.; WIN cuRRr.
g FOR ROSTON-FIRsr VESSEL
MS The regular packet schoonerS r. ALLEN.
engaged scnx EHTon Of her
spst. u '''o'f b q, 'ifse' wSsfly c t9
rs FOR CHARLESTON. s. C.-The .n-
S2E gs rm fasf-saling schooner ANN s. CAN
area saestteI poftGn Of her engaged will sail
For D19'6s coEa dr aRsy {,
1aezac::.s r reg nh.YyNCHBgykG7ToIe..,
f7sss, .as ksY Viii Leave S:n :ba sss' + For 81
aps-N At the Shed. Dock ct.
HHk FOR ,PHILA DELPHIA-
and will sail on MONDAY. 9TH inst " at cIoct
Boston freight delivered through at lower rates
sE EDGAR iRs'i:f srf rfHs "a Acting Agent
us FOR BAl.TlMORE.-T The regular
AGdS packet schr WIN. SEVERE, Capt. JomN
gazed bR s;,, having portion Of her cargo en-
ap 7-lw W. D. COLO UITT CO.
IEs!AlrrSR %iSbs$R saAbE HEeS;
af' a H ssss hen 5:9
Ss.si ri S;:;:;
- FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The superior
ZfHS fast sailing brig .'ISADORA," ii. BAKER,
'1@. Master, having the greater portion OF her
e car now on board will have all possible dispatch.
For remainder or passage. having superior accom-
sess ~Dp % " 3 0 co S2ssGi + 70 CO.
rs FOR NEW YORK--FIRST VESSEL.
G5aS RRn H ! a. d. AND NEW YORK LINE
schooner MARSHALL, Capt Oliver CHicaEss
TER, having a portion of her cargo ENGAGE and
ksancs en Of frs;sw nave quick dispatch. For
Ds2 ~. . 'fs'sh'' 'R DAvio WIN. cuRRrE
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'ck the House adjourned.
owing Out Of the Arrest Of =. h.
Roc Sanborm.

sfgeani',, April G.-Silas Carlton, Deputy
Watson E.oa rms Of the Uaitsd States Senate,
Aarshsl ,nsnnan, Jr, Deputy United States
,ppsred 1 nae aessrs. Coolidge and Tarlton,
@rc, eharssdo ..' ustice Bail to-day, IT Con.
~ ffanf y "..n assault and attempt TO Kid
p~s ! "r y, and gave hail in e$0oU even s Az
Tari. a. the next term OF the SupoStor
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ers. nppointe1 BY q decree OF the County Court
Of Chesterfield, pronounced at March term, $780,
in the case Of Wood and Grant ag'st p ]. Siaer,
on the premises: on THURSDAY, The 10Th April,
1850 at O'clock P. NJ. tif fair if not: the next
TATE:
LIST. The fee simple of said Sizer in the real es.
and the Masons' Hal. fronting the south side of
JAG xson street, with two framed tenements there
on. with brick Easements. This property Is capa-
will be done if desired.
I'd. The fee simple Of said Sizer in and to an un-
divided molety Of the Lots pur chased by HIM and
= Lewis. Of Perdue, Trustee; being. part. of Lot
No. IN E. C. Ma, o's plan, adjoining Manchester.
fronting on a st rect 33 feet wide, extending from
Nc Donough street to 'he Railroad.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at 4; and y
months, for liable notes interest added secured
by trust Decd The taxes for 1860 to be paid by the
purchasers f ici MfRAG GARY CONS.
Sale conducted by GODDiN l. APPEksON, Aucts.
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IRA FROM EUROPE.
-, rrTue ARABIA.

skElNA' -
,.e' .'E.- Inc steamer Arabia,
a.,.o, ~. i},.e@sss,ewn. on the 25th,
iron ' s,h,s 'e.aroH-
,-r.yea w., ;'a:a sd formally accepted
The n ,r 81 : e.,aay, and signed de-
,av - t na. ar. was daily quitting I.om-
The %wou.d uccnry Savoy. The Paris
sFd'. ".,,l SAYS ihss movement ~ not made
,,ssi''s.,,S.ess 10 Sardinia, but because liberty
.rc!n g., - now irreyocable.
% l mis, troops had commenced the eSacn'
.aon O. III S;.patch, explaining the necessity
Prosecution Of Savoy, has been pub
hr ne a." snn tain. nothing new. France dis
saea' o." theory OF natural frontiers.
sf5Fs .1~p,rliamentary proceedings had been
tSsn,.snt Farther progress had been
tain Fits he budget. The income tax mad
nase W.. Va 10 and the reform bill debated.
'rss Paris Bou'se hao ao|'"eeo' anu ie"'eS
lM,,ed Al 6Dfr. S0c.
~ er'r,.s admits that the annexation of
The 80, he quietly allowed. but der ounces
a'F at Of spoiiation and wrong. and rs
u ssI~r,nciple AS march upon the Rhine or
So upon Antwerp.
- correspondents say all Inc POWERS
f@rsnl,sd 10 France in relation 10 Savoy
Gfe 'prnssia and Austria all acq uirsce.
k.ssN nuke OF Tuscany is preparing pro.
~ against his expulsion.
- |sci,a,ion in Hungary continues, aud
i@ arrests are teiBg made.
aa.,rss from, India represent the cotton crop
s. ..,crchan,. of Manchester protest against
-,.sss Of tax in India on cotton.
'hS' COMMERCIAL.
xso,,r Arril Is Cotton Sales for the week
y M hsies including 900 for speculation and
:. ,.r Export. frices generally unchanyed
~ -, N red fresl,. hut showed no disposition
ssles A large busn WAS doing in Up
~ EASIER tarms. bur at unchanged rates, al
nso,s some authorities quote niddiing and lower
- Il lower. Friday Estimated sales 10
s" ~ : ~ bales Market steady. Orleans fair
" ,v'sfj.ng 81: Fplands fair Z. middling Ga
-. N port $40 0sn. including 10000 American.
%r..sJsfpfS closed with an advancing tendency,
ii; Corn is duis.
Pr6-isf6Hs Guiet
roosoIs 81. asisa for money; ga a9i'i for ac-
n. balloon in the Bank Of England had increas-
u if6 900 during the week.
ressy market unchanged and active.
tsEcoND DISPATCH
r,.a9stnfs.-Flour firm and advanced 3D.
wee, hrm and advanced penn! since Iuesday.
"p,a-,,ions.-B Beef quiet. Pork heavy. hut with
zee enquiry Bacon slightly lower. sugar duiet,
-, regular Coffee firm.
~y,raf SferrS-Rosin lower; common ~. ID. f4S.
i Turoen.lne dali ~ 81 rs. n 36s.
yorAes-Bresdstuts have an advancing ten
,.ncT Rec firm Sugar buoyant and higher.
ns,,;ng Bros. report American securities with
United business II previous rates. Bell & Co.
,snort N improved demand.
LINTON Saturday Sugar quiet. Rice very firm.
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~ COTT EZ Il CO.,

Oath. between Main and Cary.J
DIRECT lMrCRTATION OF FREN
SALE IND RETAIL.
N. B.-We want the amateurs Of French Wines.
lisbment j. meant for giving them An opportu-
nsy which has not yet been offered e ,hsmiT
and we offer them for sails either by the wine.
glass or the hogshead without emitting he inter-
mediate dimensions, the bottle, the demjohn, and
so forth.
Only come and try. ard Judge for yourselves. II
We are not entitled. in quality and pracs. to enter
with co. hdence he field o! competition.
AuA-j2:
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n ANDERSON

DOGGETT X ANDERSON.
M Rfs1sFfi Il tA ctkrAN MxTESfALs VIM
FERE soo R s.s W
complete assortment IN the above limo, to which
The, invite the s,snt'on and patronage Of the pub
Hang ng and Upholstering in ~ perior sty To- ~
ing the very best vorkmcn in their employ for that
purpose. ap 2-5m
HOSIERY: HOslEKY!!-Ju.t landed. Of
;,SSs De-. ladies': c0fToN HOSE. ~ Qualities:
l.oes dea. Cent?. COTTON HALr-HosE. .ll.a.l-
Also. Loco doz. l.. C. HDKFs.. all grades.
All Of which we offer tn the trade 81 . small cd
Vance upon cS :TN cf EiTRpo @IvTv ARrNrs
sp3-ts Importers and Jo6hers. Main %.
NEW TRiMssi NG AID EANCY Soops
- STORE. Nc: p. MAIN ssT IkEE1t w sass
very 69s a::ortp.a.r St RR S TkiMSM.uiN4Gss.
bfe HF FL kNisHiNS Goods. i lsasr. fas La
Many yeass Of experiences. aad eonaection,. With
able all d 10 furnish always what Il nsv AID dss,ys
ss; .sd Z s's i''dik r; HoEi sS' '
IWsAosO soA As ll;, az E,5H - 90.
= 0sa: < Bstaoa Wood and liae6 OAK Boa lbs
DD8DOD00, 81
s:s1 fS IL: e. "a ,;, K, 2s:.
No. hsa5t, snd No. lssaD 8 inak CYPlKee
t;s ::s.s 3 .,: ::.e le :: ~:
.. aaa la SAzo5 j D. iSaSffcra ! ca.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09
DROPOSED FAIR IN RICHMOND. IN
1 MAY NEW. AT THE FAIR GROUNDS OF


The VA. CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL So
CiErI.-The following resolution adopted by
the Executive Committee of the Virginia Central
Agricultural Society, at its meeting, the 4th Of
April:
Resolred. That the Secretary invite those per-
sons Interested in having Floral Exh itition and
trial OF tr0tting speed Of Horses in MAY next,
meet this Committee at the Office Of James Lyons.
Esq. on NJ enday next, the 9Th of April. at o cock
p. NJ. C. DIMMOCK,
ap5-td Sec'y Va. Central AZ. Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09

SUPT'S OFFICE, r. & Y. r. r. RI
RICHMOND, April 3, 1850.
CEALED PROPOS LS..- Endorsed Propo-
~ sails for Masonry will BE- received until the 10th
lies Creek at the point crossed BY the railroad.
Plans and Specifications NAV be seen at Superln-
tendent's office. THOS. K. SHARP,
ap4-6t Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09
BY Alex. Mott, Auct,r

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO.
L GERIFS.-Will be sold at auction, at my store,
on TUESDAY NOR MING next the 10th inst ant
commencing at 10 o'clocs. a lot of HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
DRY GOODS Good assortment seasonable
Shoes; Hats and Gaps; $50 Hoop Skirts; 200 dozen
brown cotton Half Hose.
Soap, Candies, &C.; 50 boxes manufactured To
bacco, 6 900 Sega.s large lot Crockery and Glass
ware. lapel ALEX. MOTT, Auct'r.