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nA. FISHING Tacklr. is The s,a.o,

H.A- Fishing TachlF.-A0w i. the s,ason
Tor US ng the hook ara ms AM net with some
neasu'e. as hsn OF all kinds are biting. and the
sport 10 their hearts content. But TO enjoV the
sport III all us length and breadth, COCA AcKLE is
necessary, and THESE can only Re had at JANIS
W Al SH hun Store. on Main st where Reels
Lines. Vets. Hooks. Reed and Extension Poies
ahd all other paraphS mana necessary to a com
pete equipment, may be had Call there and SUI
ply Yourself at once; and # you are fond of feid
sports, PISTOL pTact &c or sword exercl Sc Won can
ger the best and cheapest CT IS. RIFLES. pIS
Tolls, SW"RpS. Cabs, FOIiS or KNfVtS.
TO De iourd IN the South. and al greatly reduced
prices. Remember to call at
JAMES WALSH'S Gun Store,
my Z" Main street.
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Death Of Ex.o.v. rasewell.

Ex.0ov. LrTTLRroN WALLER TA9swRLL. o
Virginia, died ~ Norfolk on Sunday. in the
seth year Of his age. The Norfolk Herald has
the following obituary of the distinguished
deceased
lie was born In the ancient city of vii.
liamsburg. In the year l,s4; WA educa ted nj
William and Mary College; studied law under
.nc Is'e 1onh Wickham, OF Richmond, and
commenced the practice Of his profession in
his native city.
HIS nrst public service was in the I.egisla-
.uIe Oh Virginia, OF which he was a mem Der
$780, 49, ,"e Madison resolutions OF 1873 were
aoopted. The next year he was elected to
congress. aud aided in the choice OF Mr. JEFF
ierson over Aaron Burr.
lie declined a Reelection to Congress, and
moved To Norfolk in 1901, where he At once
commanded a large and lucrative practice, and
was soon distinguished among the most dis
tlpguished in the State. AT The instance OF the
President OF the United States he argued the
Yazoo case with great ability, and added great.
ly TO his reputation by his arguments In the
Court OF Appeals Of Virginia, in some of the
most important cases in that Court. HIS last
Professional effort was when he appeared at
the bar Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States, IL what was commonly known at the
time as The "Cocnineal'' case. At this time he
was OF counsel with Mr. Webster, and Cd.
posed by VIM. Pinckney, of Maryland Itwas
during this exciting trial that Mr.. Pincknev
died suddenly.
Perhaps no forensic display in our country
mas been more distinguished for profound and
scientific professional lore than IN his :reu lent
contests in our immediate Courts with his
great competitor, the late Judge Taylor In
these contests the principles OF civil, munich |
pai ana maritime law were discussed with an |
ability which, at the time. commanded gene. |
raj admiration, and lifted the advocates TO the |
highest point OF professional fame.
Mr Iazewell was appointed in 1890 one of |
the commissioners under the Florida Treaty,
and this work ccomplished, he was elected 10
lne Senate OF the United States, where he
found no superior even in the day of CLAW
Calhoun and Webster
his last public service was as the Governor |
d this State, which Office he resigned before
me expiration OF his term and returned to
ms city. where he ever since resided an OBJ
ect OF affection and admiration TO all our
citizens.
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TWENTY. EIGHT Hopsws
SE.son's Tat,arstail stables. in Pn;,.Ib ID.
r"cs e a destroyed by IRE Mondav ,
H 1"o' ana twenty eight horses were y after
All wers OF valuable STOCK. I Tn. al 81 .OU0.
oaaidines we're partially burnt o9o'aing
ma.so ~ e2SOOOi insured for only ~ ssS e r
origin OF the IRE was accidentsl. '0 The
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THG JUDGEeHlPS

e 49, FOR JUDGE OF The HUST.
0>-A 1NGS COURT-WILLIAM H. LYONS
Io1' my g-dtje26
N FOR JUDGE OF THE nus
O>S TINGs' COURT
my S-dtd
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Nsw YORK BANK SrArExENr.-The wa..,.,
81 .ans OF the New York city banks sSowyy
d...n uc!sase Ia loans Of S2i4,0OO; Sa3s. AO in
cnIa,snn s"ooOo an specie, and 500. 600 in cir.
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M Life Insurance.
W n - tn INSl

M Life Insurance.
Insure in the MUTU III Bt.NE FIT cdAI
P,ANI, No; 100 Main street, with KNOWLES <
So, lOt, 532 80. '"i 1879 io'o'
"a. Al the profits go to the insured
3D. The dividends are DEANDPAIpANyr.I,v
he diyldend jar uary LIST, 1850, is As per cent.
4th w hen the premium ar nuaily paid on a policy
iof terra OF He amounts to $50 hat IS ioanen the
insured at par cent inter4 ST. il he wishes Eaw
persons, when Insurlng their lives. take The
lFUuple 10 INFORM themselves of the ADVANTAGES of
PURIFY MUTUA CoMPANI trAirh n1u th,,r d,r,
nthdS Whtfe me party IS ftrtHg. fins coyupan,
mas pald IN dividends Sl.3S 359 A. It ha. paid Tor
losses. IN FUgiH,d, over goo OOu
my ST. KNOWLES h E1pD
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mA. Splendid Opening,

w SPItHTid sprniDg.
Of al the LATEST STYLES OF Gent,s Yo,uns
tents, Youths and Boys Spring and summer
HATS AND CAPS,
Misses and Chi'dren's FLATS and INFANTS,
UOUnS. trtnan1ed ard hhtri,aMed selected ;,
person particularly for RETAIL. III
ELLETJ f. WEISIGER
NY o-3t No. l67 NJ ain street
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ia NsiiE NtLrHIk >pnI<c.
XEAX GREENRRI 100 cni. - - .Nns.

lc This - as, Il - ", ~ "a;
on the 18th MAY f'oi VI 'la''u'S
hany new and important ARRANGEMENTS bsv.
oeen made since the last season m TINS I1rsss s
tal'ilshMent' and no efforts VIII be spared 10 qgs
JhhEMlAH NOR TON Preslden,
=, IA Correspondents Will please address him
rHhE 3, Superinte ndent W hlte Sulphur Snr,ngs
- ono, ioI oouu'S. va ap ib-eodtlJnl,
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BA- N0tice: Particular attention OF IN.
bLE'S HILL MANslON'' and vacant lots aoio;n
ing, 10 take place THIS AFTERNOON, at ~
CLOCK For particulars see Auction head
my ut GODDIN APPERSON, Auct-s
IN mA 80 NAT Enemy OF Mankind, Consumpt ion,
cruel disease from fastening itself on the 5, stem
t So time,y use OF remedy: such as DR. WIS
Sod by ADLE & GRAY. PURCELL. IA6D r.
", " PETERSON. J. =. DUVAL and by all
o'hoi oed'efs IN medicines. my 9-2tW&S
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DEDfcATION.-A Mefhodist ehrr.h
~ Lynchburx. Va, was dedicated on SHE,
49, n ny MT Doggett, Of Richmond. ofIiciai,
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&AsEt0XHIH,,tK'> WmlTtA>pu,,,,,

I..6E GpEiN,u y = = ? T \
. -, - 81 hiN1S This WATERING pI Art
w.. pe open Tor The reception Of visitors an u ,
~ OF June IT Is situated on the I'm, G ~" 'os
ha rig % ne E,rgin,a md Tnn.S,.. Ts,'rao'9s
va, at which depot an ONNJBI \ XIII a T"lnesf
louhd waiting, on the arrival of the ears n ,e
'eS passengers 70 the Springs. -" ''A
These WHITE and BLACK sUtpur
". q LERS have effected numerous cprss
w miih uLPBU R, aggravated eases Of n be
RTps,na' serious affection Of the Liver K,dnsy.sIa
D,uue, Ieherai Debility. and especial, dssas,s
od tne nervous system, A. d those diseases NJ
c cna 20 females the BLACK SULPHfRSB
ra,s vi DISEASES oi the skin. aggravated cases III
iStter anC Other eTup'ions of the Skin 20"
lhe ACCOM- MODATIUNS are equaI IN sc,,
9e ionnd IN the mountains of Vlrtini, 1r,
MctoTy character, together with a fine BANIUp
y, EoIo, ana every other attraction usual, to,n4
az hIst- class WATERING PLACES-as IN Al ~
HfnIcn we De leave to refer TO the iar.e pti.is,
oi persons who nave hstetofora Visited inc i,.,
ap l9-d3m J. HkE y 1 y 49,, IL " tls.
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~, nv, marcus b SonthwelI, an English cler,
n ad >. VINO vas chas.laIn Ia the Crimes. wns
fhr"xS ~ rr .ns 70 lnst near Mon treai, By being
:, ~" us norss, while fox.hunfinK.
1rowavitle, Tenn. and 4 M NV. ~ N sIuzen OF
W, died on - I'D NIT. Of dip,heris' o" co.
A. Tie 1untcipai election in pet.rsn,.
Monday, al fhe Old officers were re.sisc,.ds .,
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49, /. BLUES. held al their AImorx nn
Monday. the 7th day of May, 1860. the following
lished: ~ W o P""
49, IL having pleased an All wise Providence to re-
move rom time to eternity our ate friend and
cnmIaue' Corporal JOSEPH ID. STEEL we desire To
pace upon record the high place he held in our es
therefore, ''1'0' DC IL
Resolved. LIST. That IN the death of the late Cor
podaI STEEL this company has lost a good officer
t tuu siliant soldier. and We, who survive him. a
"a. nat without wishing to intrude within the
Stoueo precincts OF private SORROW we do most cor
most profouad sympathy anu '''eAu" '"'
81 mat these resolutions be entered upon the
instructed to send copy to the family, 10
+ rs sn Il 6SSt sSSh oo"'sss
Ieste 3 b. JACOBS, Sec'y R. l.. |. Blues
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SPRING MILLINERY
SUMMER RESORTS
1AA MONTGOMERY VIM,

tA3pHrR SPRiNGTSk X Witt ST..
4GtNIA AND TIME thh F.B.
W Hon y, IN MONTGOMERY C0IIiSTE RTii4.
18Th day " Of a0T the rscep Ion o. visitors ON ~
mas been increase by the addition az afgS'Inta'e
ant rooms. Ihe tuIdiuss have All b ,.1 pes
much pnb' in ana nro whtesashed. ard the lsS,
'"S auuitlon oI srPEEI"B HAIR N4iCpill.sd h
and ,hsf reach thus place Iihnnt cry
PHUR. GkEENRRItR WaiTL.E"r - III NJ. T.
. Ell SPRINGS. can take as u 1t' ~ ~ ~
e. ks tne' nay wish and then proger l., *, here
FoisR E HWY * psy.rn,s line IF SI'PFRI1is
reaching the SAT- Pond TO dlnnert The ss, gus
Iv 'r'.'ss' 70 Tea. ard the Greenbrer VIZ &
w,ho au Spfnss teach 81 mics, e. a,nn,
hessee Railroad at Big Tunnel >fdf"oa ""' les
mss ROB. ii. MOSBY. pr,n,,e,o.
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la Large Stock OF
POPULAR DRYGOODS
}. MlLLHlSER Il BROTHER.
IEj BROAD STREET

>, I9o BROAD STREET,
Have made larse additions to their already ax
teHslte assortment, in all kinds of W
- SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
From recent purchases IN New York and w;ll
continue to add to the same during he season
U! every steamer. and would especially call
dtehtioh TO their exhibition OF the largest stock
Q! medium priced DRESS GOODS in the city. a,
the lowest prices " ~ WY al
my st I NIL n NJ : !, t.vN
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"a Watkins 4 Ficklen.
sgese MAY,fS6O
During this month Ne viii oisr srest ihduc.
ments in the prices Of our
LARGE AND ELEGANT
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
As the season 10 advancing, We can afford Ia al
many new and beautiful styles OF Goods nj :.
DUCED PRICES. Our assortment 10 very at sctiye
and complete. and will be repienIsheo from timss
10 time with the novelties Of the season, espe-
ELEGANT SILKS.
PARIS BEREGES,
BERkGE ANGLAlS,
FRENCH OKGAND(ES.
FINE JACONETS.
EMBKOIDEKlES,
LACtS,
SPLENDID LACE
WHITE GOODS, ""' LES
MEMS WEAR.
LINENS AND SHIRTINGS.
DOMESTICS.
PLAID OSNABURG3
CANTON MATTINGS
AND CURTAIN GOODS
we can offer unusual ADVANTAGES HAVING mr.
chased many OF them at The late auc ton YER,
low. '' '''e' WY
We solicit all city and country buyers to exam
me our stock. assuring them that the prices win
oe n.nos 70 SHh. WATKINS l. FICKLEN
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-Twsnty-Se Per.
sons ID ownsd.-The telegraph yesterday briefly
mentioned that while picnic party was en-
Joying itself in fiat boat on a mill pond. near
camden, 5. c., Saturday, the boat upset
drowning twenty seven persons, chiefly young
ladies and children. A dispatch from Cam
den, Sunday, 10 the Charleston Courier. saws .
About fifty of them embarked in q boat. or
Nat, " hich, by some unexplained cause. was
either acciden tally capsized or sunk-proba-
bly, from a snagand twenty-seven of the
party found watery graves the greater nor.
non being females. The following are among
those known 10 be lost: Miss Minnie Alexan-
DER, Miss Sarah Howell, Miss Selma Crosby
Miss Aiice Robinson, Miss Lizzie McKagen.
Miss Kelly, Miss Jane Young Miss McCoWus
Miss Saiiie Jenkins. Miss Louisa Nettles Miss
Mary Halson, John Cakes, TWO Mr.. Hocot1s
r. H. Richbourg, Willie McKagen, Lucius
Legrand. William Legrand, Jerry Mcleod
H. Huggins. Bliss Holly Young. and another
daughter ana son OF Samuel H. Ycuny
Inc pond was to have been emntied this
and further search made for tha
missing, but up TO the date of this dispatch no
additional names have been added to the above
list
The railroad train last night brought m
Twelve dead bodies, having left the pond at
ci OK "A NJ 1t was again dispatched to the
scene OF the disaster this morning and has not
yet re- urned,
Twelve o. the victims of the Boykin's Mill
fohd calamity were Inferred in This CITY to-
lay Active exertions are continued for re-
covering all the bodies
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~ so w n D.-Ran away N the
S4 10Th april frGm ms house. in Henr,c0 county
"a NeOk No MAN named SYDNFR SrEwAKr
~ he was bought in Cupeper count, some two
HHk>oI three years ago and soil IN Richmond
ne mas ived IN rare county, with Benz Pulllam
eengAged IN an iron furnace. where he NAV now be
lq1klnS: tie Is OF medium size, quite black and
ABOUT 50 years cd. He formerly belons ed to SEQ
w fowies. OF Gu pepper. living some SIX miles
west OF the Court House | will i've S % and rea
sonable expenses If delivered TO Hector Davis. in
hichnond; or S25 if secured in jail so that can
kset nun he mad on when he left a blue cloth
IrocK coat lap 25-tsl NATH'L KING.
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X .E, - l. Inc celebrated, uurIy,I eJ
"a, vi All kMGE" REFRiGERATOR. win
sde ventilator; WATER Cool ERS.varlonss ~ "zss
, .nu pa teTns; iCh PITCHERS. all ICES and n,t
cream FREEZERS. and a variety of oths,
Kings l0r sale at reduced prices "a ''"e'
we call particular attention To tina ;us,,, oo,
hrated Challenge" Reirisera.or c,n ou,ty Ceie
sn rs pest article ever offered for sale in tins place
an ne,elqre recommend IT with confidence An
otlef supply Just received few ONLY OF which 70
en se Call and examine he ore purchas1ns
S-2w ~, "a t4N' h,
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SERVANTS FOR SALE HIRE

EK ATS FOR 'siRE.-I have for hire ,
. 90 nEh 80. AM WOMAN, who Is a plain cook and
" sooo washer anu lroner. for the balance of the
sedI $50, ul XII, IL or Is years OF age who rs
.hlu ', pe good nurse and very good ladies
mat snaad ahn seamstress-JuSt from the country For
i',0 " ,ne month JAMES MOORE
NY Us Opposite St Charles Hotel
Elk Want FOR sALE.--We have for ell.
privately, a Want MAN whn 10 a ss 80
aiof mousse servant and most excellent cook nm
my its pIIftfj',M 4, pC,r,
VI r. OK THE BALANCE OF THE
=. r. a ~ oihl', accustomed to housework
UP II. CAUTHURN
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NEW MARKET RACEs.-The race at New
MARKET yesterday Was won by Mr. Halls
horse.
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RUNAwAYS.

KS MOTTO e.. -W8s committed to the ia,I o.
~ botetourt county, on the Sd day of Apr
inst a NEGRO Man. who calls himself
~ JIM He is about 90 Years old, FIVE feet SIX
s1<> inches high, and weighs about 40 pounds
mad on, when arrested. bfown co' h coat ana rev
pantaioons and had IN his possession q paper pur.
poItlng to be written by his master. Robt Harris
on Campbell county, lauthorZIng Jitn 20 are him
sell and receive pay for his services
nereby give notice that unless the owner of
sa'q negro comes forward and proves his property
ana pays charges, shall. ut the proper time pro.
ceed to take such other action IN relation TO him
as the law Directs SAMUEL HkDRICk,
my s-oW Jallor OF BotetOurt County.
~ $40 EEWAkD;- Left my farm, last
62 Monday morning, a NEGRO BOY. about II
n! edrs Old, named WILLIAM; has a scar over
one OF his eyes. He is boz of good dispo-
sak>slton, ana think must have been decay ed
on by some one. | will paw a reward of s 10 for
his recovery. HENRY A HANCIEk "
my 9-d2tcwlt* Midlothian. Chpste rife Id Va
<A3 rom the Richmond and
tG Danylle Railroad Company r chmond, two
NSLAVES, named JACK and VILLA NJ the
~ property of Mr.. Thos Watts Of Eliz,beth
:~Clty county. AS they got passes to visit
their homes ont the 9th April, it is presumed hat
Inef are suIi lurking about Hampton or that neigh
Dorhood The usual reward will be paid Tor ttsir
return - the Company f " '"o''
my S-2W A WORRa,J .r..
~ Norfolk Herald please copy.
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Charies Young. implicated in the death of
Coroeiia a. Cauikins, at Cincinnati again A.
tempted suicide on Saturday morning.
son OF Samuel Rinker, Of Edinbure Shan
aanaoah, va, was thrown from his horse. on
'u m, ias'' ana killed almost instantly.
The price of board at the Charleston ho.o,u
after the first week of the Convention. was re'
duced 10 $3.50. y" as re-
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- SCOTCH ALE. in Jugs. 0 qua'ts'
PPhhRaRFt ~ VINE. best and purest brands.
MADEIRA Ard S SH S1 g % Pc. gallon.
pale. WINE, dark and
GhAMPAGNE WINE, best brands.
tage 1850 and So. A1'Diho' VIM
sSn a. rdean pure Old Rye WHISKEY.
sung ardner's. Richardson's Abnev's Mo,n
warranted to he pure 'O 9hGi. All
For sale on retail by Is ROprpro,.r
my9-3s """ ahAIn SIS.
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II PLUMBING AND

AND
Hav,nv GAS FITTING.
sa y. wofk, am now prepared to execute the
same ~ all its branches, am Also red VIII 1
ii o ana workmen, to undertake ali kinds Of iohs
~ or small. and warrant them TO he done A ,
manner. ~ v" '"o "ost ~oIkmanilko
d 1Is9ns wishing this kind of work dops wo,,d
Coti.a 10. ca,l At my old stand, sign Of the lara
mo ISs NO Main st.. near the Old Nsrket
M. VIM. SEARS WOOD
IN :. -. - have this day appoi nfed WIN F1v
to bn,ld ny Agent to renna lot on DocI .trs.; FAY
and sIaas.rc.s ring and NJ Nies HnuSE
In the state ~ sWtness in general fnr NV ;n.n
only. 'S0 oi virginia -to hn~ ~ ny 9teFost,
Hlenmond. Ma, !. 1850. JOHN T. HICKS
IL far sal. 80 700 feet CA RoI IA NY ~
chssers ~" from wharf, in ias.A !. LUMBER.
5 sTpEEFFPPs Ia, 6 I 1000 fee. A.h ' '''
sCANTLiNG. SKA. 4xs 10
49,. 'As' JAS i,,SS ;. sfE WIN saSSr Is
\ MHuTTER.- 50 tubs an ss1eee.
"a n, Just received per stssmoss infesh new
"u ao5 safe ~ retail Or to the trade is Roanoke,
next 70 corner Of Governor and FrsntkHH0oN,
A NCHOvIES.-s dog. fresh Anchoyi.. .-;----
- LOUIS J. BOSsIEUx. 90 Main :.
DIS. : Fresh Tamsrinds. jn.1 :.
es'ved' Tor sale BY LOUIS ]. BO6EfEUX'
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l H..
roads, &c.
LYNCHBURG, May 3, 1860.
regular term of the Hastings Cont for
this jurisdiction, commenced yesterday BE.
Ing the first term held since the resignation Of
w. l.. Saunders as Recorder J. M. Cobhs was
elected'or appointed 10 fill the vacancy and
w. d. Burton elected or appointed Senior AL
derman. The case of SpottswoOd slave ~
Jesse Hare. charged with stealing clothino
from Messrs Hirsh & Straus, clothiers. of this
city. came up and was tried, resulting in the
accused being sentenced to Transportation
re was valued at 81, AGO. The case of Mr.
Conn, charged with uniawfulIy cutting Mr.
D Harinan on the Goth ult. will be taken mn
to-day: 1t is generally believed that the diff
cuity he Is In is not SO serious as Mt first
tnought TO be, as Mr.. Harman's injuries prov.
co 10 be OF much milder nature than nj first
suPposed-thc untayorable SYMPTOMS HAVING
been produced from exhaustion and great loss
Oh blood He has nearly recovered
several persons We're presented before tho
grand jury for keeping keno tables. and for in
duigIhg IN that "renowned' game which tho
authorities claim TO be illegal. The defendants
cohtenplate pnttlng In a plea for the legality
OF Tue game. The bad effects and bauetuI in
Hoehces OF TINS nefarious game can he daily
seen IN our midst, and lightly felt by many II
those enticed within its meshes 1t is emnhat
icaiy the Keepers game for, in case ten mon
were TO furnish ten dollars each and NAV for
Ten hours, the oW ner OF the able fob the whnla
hundred dollars merely for the privilege Of
playing al his table Va
Inc Sonth-Side train now reaches this CITY
~ ne'eao u 80 o. K
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TO THE VOTERS OF RICH.
published few days ago. requesting me to saw
Wnether would be candidate for the JUDGE
SHIP OF the Hastings Court, have simply and
| truthiully to declare that the ggest.on II INV
name arose entirely with others. Though for
some years past an earnest advocate of the chang
reference to my own personal advancement Such
an Cfflce. howe yer desirable, Ill ALWAYS he To n
SENSITIVE MIND, position suggestive of distrpst
ard DOUBT An earnest desire for il would perha ma
OF !tself argue unhtness. Whatever of ambition
may have at any time had for ofice-and trust
very much moderated COnsultns, however the
wishes and the advice of friends who have nroved
true TO me on all OCCASIONS. I shai-not without
becoming reserve-submIt my name to the neonIe
IN The coming election fE
fon W nateveI else may be wanting. Of one thing [
ordfecti0H.' '|"'"
And as an election would excite no FEELINGS of
.iluihph SO failure shall create in nv mind
helther MODIFICATION nor resentment
my = eod5t A. JUDSuN CRANE
4 a. ,MDOTTON.-FOR JUDGE OF
Urea ~ reasons Tor writing to you are these-my
TRENDS advise Inc to Bob around'' and get &C
quairted with YOU, | have been dom. so, and
should CONTINUE, if | did not have criminal
ana clVil cases to look after and prepare 70
u uen oetween this and the 10th of June. SO
stances, neg iect the interests of my clients. M,
friends Will do me the favor to fill nv place IN thai
tll the 10th of June, and I will then
a dsuunt hed Eye, and run with them till the
@oth OF June, the day OF election.
my ST Respectfully, years, ,VOOTTON,
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[ DRESS GOODS.-We are pTeoared
IN ~. 10 SNOW probably the best and LARGEST stnc III
ioand IN Richmond; These have all been no NJ bs
WIN, within the last week in New ork at lar.e reGnc
ssri ,'oa: previous charges for the same goods
gary sars M me season Super French Grey Poplrns:
ffupsr r t , Poplnets; French PoplIns: GREY
less variety Of Grey Goods Call at "'" OH VII"
CHlLES x CHENERY'S,
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BARGAINS MILLINERY cones

RIpa StE ie BONNEIS. at Soc 75c and 81
hCCHES. usual price SOC onl, 25r
hIst ,bonnet K BBONS Ia the city ar 25o.
and retail. " ~ N'n"s' wholesale
Muses. FLATS. in great variet,
ann,hs 10. I'M tnts misses ard adies-very cheap
FEATHERS "" hhA MS ana
tjn u ~, vi ESS rs, Just from Paris
price. 'i' at haI the usual
Mar SCI, es and Linen BOSOMS, home msds OIL
. naN LES, OF every style and ut any uJice :.
* SsSl nr WIN oha:.ans IN every department n
aNSI 0oODS, NOTIONS, EMBROIDERIES
my S-3: fNrs W. ., -uatu 81
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K - TRADERS BANK-At a mae,;nr
- o. the Directors of the Trader, RanE nf
me CITY OF Richmond held on the 9th april, 1850
hes3lrsd. That the books of subsernti6r 70 a.,
cs SLICK De re opened at the Banking House
a.. The office of the Bank will be temnor.ruv -.
t tne same PLACE Persons having business TO-
fs ansac' Satn y viii apply to or address VIM. 4
signed. ~ n Er T; % Tne under
ap 3O-lm A@ DA 49,,
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HAMS.1 800 usar cured HAMS of best brands.
rHaniiy SIDES and SHOULDERS: prim,,
"a "a u, in kegs; Heavy 81 DES and SnOUIDERS.
ment OF GRockRlES, for sale on sood terms
nan l. H. WALkE
Hiy '-iHi No is Nam street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

ga lhE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHoToGRAp
and Pearl Ambroty pes in the CITY are those m.ds
At REEs Mammoth Gallery, AS Main ST.. nea1
ST. Al the various styles and sizes ex
In the day and any KIND of weather Photngraunnh'ss
GooIed IN Oil, Aqua,llle, Pastel, or India 3nK
Fai TIC e 20 cts 81 cts, Si-from that up to SiOO