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~ PHoTOGRAPHs and Ambr types surpassed by
nohe in the world. from the smallest up to Iite-
size, cOlored in Oil, Aquarell and India Ink. are
those executed at Res Mammoth Gallery, IA
Main street. Copies taken from old DaguerTeo-
types and Ambrotypes, enlar 1ed to any desired
size, and warranted perfect. Prices range from
Is cents to $50. NH Its
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Adjournment of the Le.is,.,.-.


The General Assembly of Virginia adjourn.
ed yesterday. It's session has been an indns.
trious one, though embarrassed ami fet,ered
AS 1t always must be by the biennial sessions
established by the new Cons titution. 1t has
done much good, and. perhaps, as little evil as
Is ordinarily the province Of modern I.egis.
satures To perpetrate. 1t has passed three
measures which would compensate for mul.
utude OF sins. viz: The appropriation to the
Covangt0n and Ohio Railroad, the relief given
TO the James River and Kanawha COMPANY
and the permission to our citizens to shin
nour without inspection to foreign ports pro-
v'ded four-fifths OF the vessels employed are
owned IN Virginia. These are, indeed. impor.
tant measures and will give a new impulse
TO Virginia commerce and Virginia interests
For these We say honor to the Legislature Of
1852 60. Fs.t
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>.SrS, X. &. Call persons wishing to JOIN
s>Sa THIS ORDER. can do so by meeting at
The Iendez vous, sCHAD'S HALL, opposite Mon
tire, on TUESDAY evening, April Sfd, at O'Clock.
There is no time to lose.
apS-lt K & e.
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LOST AND STRAYED.


~ STRAYED- From my residence on
IN Mayo street. yesterday morning. Mon
IA day. about s O'Clock. DARK HORS
COLT, inclined to be a roam. nine months old. He
seen in the early part OF the day near the New
Market and mas no doubt followed some one. A
liberal reward will be paid for his delivery to me.
ID. X. WEISIGER,
ap3-ts At Pulliam Betts'.
lOST-On last Saturday night,
T%SSsome here in the neighbOrhoOd of
49, >the Old Market House, a pair of
GOLD SPECTACLES. The finder will be suita
bly, rewarded by leaving them at this office.
ap3-ts
LOST-On last Sunday evening, on
II 4Y>sI Broad, between 9th and 9th streets.
- small, young WHITE SLUT DOG, with
long hair-answers to the name Of luTIN. The
finder Will b. literally rewarded by leaving 1t at
No. Franklin street, Lear Old Market.
ap3-2tt
ErOUND-On Wedne sday last. near the corner
= Of NJ arsha! and lst streets, a Ladies' BR EAST
PIN, which the owner can Obtain by describing the
the Enquirer Book and Job office. ap3 Sit
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INTERESTING CCASION.-The
~ Anniversary Meeting OF the VIRGINIA
81 BILE SOCIETY will be held To- NIGHT. IN the
ID Preshy terrain Church. Or. Hoge's,) on 5th ST.,
ut s o'clock.
The Rev DR.. FORSYTH will be present as the
representative Of the American Bible Society. aud
addresses will he made by some Of the Rchm. OF ID
Pastors. We hope that there will he d large at
tendance OF our citizens. ap sit
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

IN, uOVU 4 IIIlN'tN-FKETTI III MN
The LADIES' of Rev. Dr.. Seel,', Cta,es "a.
second Baptist, on Main street, will opsn ma '
rAiK and SALE ON MONDAY eyeniH.' the sry X
seen At any previous Far: and tbs as snl'aa
SNACkS. CREAMS. OYSTERS. Se-w,H h. ~
peril. Come. friends. help the LADIES' Ia MY.
the Temple of our Tod beautiful" The n ms
full articles a. az ~ vs. y,
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FIRE IN NORTH OARoLINA.-A fire occurred
assas ia.,. a:.ssoyins IL. Sc.s.oce Dr.
Wilson's Office Mcssrs. II. Martin e Bros.
store, M q. Morgan's shoe shop, a nd +. M.
Scotts grocery. Messrs. Martin / Bros. store
was insured for $2,500 Their loss Is about
$1,000.
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A RICHMOND THEATRE.
-----------=-------
MARRIED.

of April. Nv Rev. j. B. Jeter, D. D., Mr. JOS
s. ROBINSON, Sr., and Mrs. MARY S. PYLE, all
of this city.
MA. City papers please copy.
In Nashville. Tenn. on Thursday, March god, by
the Rev Mr. Dor, IL, Mr.. JAS. A. LANkFORD, of
NashlIe, tn Miss ANNIE VIRGINIA kEESEE,
torme rly Of this city.
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AZ 49, I. q. >. Naturalization Lodge No
49, l3-Brothers You are earnestly request
ed TO attend meeting OF the Order THIS EV EN-
is the most Important meeting Of the Order ever
called, It Is hoped that every member will lie pre-
sent. by order OF the
ap 3-ltA GRAND COMMANDER
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H. st. Nicholas Saloon,

- MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE BANK
Inc st. Nicholas Saloon, second to no other es-
with the choicest SS'~~
FRUITS. NUTS. etc.
on the most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY NJ MERCHANTS are invited To- exam
ine the large and well selected stock, which is be-
where Wv
!, Pa.!iss and families supplied with CAKES,
ChEANis and JELLlES. Of every description.
ANDREW ANTONI,
ManafactuTer Of Double Refined Candies and
NH 3-lmlf Wholesale Dealer in Foreign Fruits,
VI. }. Franklin l. Co. Opticians, No.
IN a an street Richmond. Va. invite dealers IN
newly received splendid stock ii STEREO-
~ sU,fkS ana sTEREOGRAPHS. Their stock IL
they will make such prices As will deserve the
Mh L. In
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q: G. Grisweld having taken his son,
will hereafter practice under the firm OF Girls,
WOLD GRiSWOLD; They will practice in all
ties of HenIico and Hanover, and in the Circuit
Courts Of Essex and King and Queen counties
they VIII also attend to the Collection of Claims
OF 81 $40 and upwards in any part of the State
Office on Ross street, two doors from Richmond
House. c. 6. GRISWO[D
J. G. GRISWOID
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IA Who are the Miserable Let the Dys.
peptic, who suffers, hysicsy and mentally. an
swer But though he has drunk the very dregs Of
they are "a cure for all his woes ap2-2t
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The LesislatuPe.


ig The Senate yesterday laid ON the table the
bill authorizing the Central Railroad 10 con-
struct branch 10 Lexington House bill to
increase the efficiency Of the Public Guard.
was passed. The pay of commissioned officer,
was reduced to the former rates, aud that of
the non-commissioned officers, priyates and
musicians, slightly raised, by An amendment
OF the Senate. resolution was adopted au.
thorizing the Governor to inquire into the
proprie'y Of selling the Armory lot, aud d.
fectiHg him 70 report At the next session. Tho
Senate concarred in the Military Commuters
report approving Of the auditing commission
ers decision refusing 70 pay those companies
VINO were only ordered to hold themselves
readiness to proceed TO Harpers Ferry
Ane oehats passed bill 50 amending an ex.
Aung law a. 70 authorize the appoia tment of
al sne directors and Stockholders in Banks
~n'cn the STATE has IN interest, House
JOINT resolution. refanding TO r. Keau suO
.r% amount VI ane imposed on him bv tho
nusuass Court Of Richnaond city, passed IN.
'e"s". a resolution retsraius thanks m ~.
eu'' governor for the able and disnim..,
a"uss 10 which Pc had DISCHARGED ,hs d..
,'ss - p1esa0ng o0ces. was offered bv Mr.
ed. sAsp'-
ne House passed. At its uoraiue .as.,on
numoss 81 bills, am0ng them hAl0 eonoer. .
ssgtse pay of Tie s0ldiers Of ~. p.,.,:.
aaard, (as amendedD amending the act t..o..
porastng ths Asrehants' Insurance Cor,,
4 Mscemosd city. Last nigAt ths Hc..s.
8 sAopss0 = sesolnaAea seiarnise thanh. :. ~
epssser, Cssrs, g.. Tor the able ana court.o..
AnAnAsF ie which they Aad aissAs.rsa ~, !.
esveFai anHes. The bastasss Of sisainr s..
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GRAND RALLY AT MECHAN-
3>Ea lCS' HALL. TO NfGHT.-Ail the can
dida.es who expect to be elected to morrow. to
gether with all the voters OF the city. are invited to
Institute where addresses will be delivered by the
Ladies of the Fair. fifty speaking at the same
time, support of te!r clam 70 public patronage.
Every one who complies with the rules Of the Fair
Will he prese nted with some beautiful and useful
article. or with Creams. Jellies, Cakes, &c, &c.
ap3-ltt
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Herbert A: Claiborne, date Of Griswold l.
all the Courts of the city of Richmond and county
Once over Tapman + Hull's, ITO North Main,
"ooIs yellow governor street. ap2-d&wlm
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n. The ROTATING HARRow.-This Harrow
Was tested on Ihursday, on Mr.. Charles b. VIII
liams' iarm. IN presence Of some of our most suc-
cesslul farmers. who conceded that 1t admirably
Mr.. D. s. FRENCH, the sole Agent for the Ro-
tating Harrow. is now at the Columbian Hotel,
where he will cheeriuly give all information rela-
tive to territory ct unsO.d. ap2-2t*
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DIR. PALMER has removed his Of
O>-GA fec to Broad street, over Biair's ApOthe-
cary store, opposite the Fredericksburg Railroad
Depot. 3-lw
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Hg. ANyMPORTANTN OTICE.-We are
SNSHs eTatlfied to state that the people Of Monroe
Ward have now an opportunity Of sendin. 10 the
Council an Intelligent. faithful competent and
gentemanly dees Htion. Mr. =. Ii. STARkE who
has served the city for many years as Magistrate
we MI know how wellhas vesie ned thar Office. hut
VIII serve us az Councilman. It's short LOtice,
hut not too Tate 10 elect this ticket
DAVID Saunders, J.. w. tilazebrook,
P. II. Stsrke, s. u. Deuoon.
ap3-2ts Jos. X. Anderson.
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49, NOTICE.-The CO. partne rship in the
D>~Aa Practice of Law. heretofore existing he
tween the under zig ned. under the firm Of Girls
WOLD CLAIBORNE, IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
This unfinished business of our clients will re-
ceive, as heretofore, the attention Of MS both
Richmond. April 2, 1860 H. 4. CLAIBORNE.
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A CARD.-Ilearing from = number
0>A and variety of sources that the impress
sion prevails that | am the correspondent OF the
Baltimore Clipper, recently denounced by the
R,eamond wig, take this means OF Informing
these interested that am not the person.
ap3-lt* J. B. pLEASANTS.
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SPeCinl N1sfce. :. The attention q
dealers is called to the Sergeant's sale Of 6ne
MORNING atlO o'clock. ] = :, :, -
apS-H ALEX. MOTT.
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TIE LAND TRIAL-C0Hctctios Of tie Pr,
seser.--The trial Of Walter s. Land for the
murder Of b. S. Flanagan, in Princess Anne
county, Va, was concluded on Saturday night
last. the jury bringing in verdict of getty.
and fixing his punishment at eighteen years
In tho State Prison. From q report of the
trial We take the following:
william n. Bonney, In reply TO Ex.Gover-
eOr Wise-l was sent to the tavern on Mon.
0ay 20 orang Mrs. Land into court. entered
:ne past,r and - " her and her brother sitting
~ .ne pArior, the two alone; Mrs. Land was
sk ~ shs rocking chair, with her hands
covsssng her fnce, soothing aloud. / stopned
-. s.s. PesaAps. approached. and then told
~ -. ~: sent 70 bring her into cont.
vve!es0sa, ~4y God. WHAT shalI 7 10 D;
= ~. h:esn nEst Sesnarkei, ~A,nv > xr .<;.sa.
"a ..ss, y e: said, "Ili deny it,"in an under,
. .a., :. oaaeds soass and aprfur}p~ f,o.s ~.
Ana Is e.c.aaned vshemently, II swsar s,.,',,
~. . .eHeo into the back room Ana 49,.
~, -. sne then retaroed "a ~. ~. on
- ssafg ess hsothsp with IN ~. ~ pasIor
~ ~. sSses.asnse 3: ssplisd that 81 tnasysa;
;. - -. ee1er solemn and awf.n ssnaought
- - - 70. 0ee than sxclaiueNd. s.svSms ssson
- Ssssoes htM had fusSey ~ ~ - VII
sno0t4 - taken from men-I 49, snen %
Gnu " '"s coApssr-thAt's Al l Aeassl. -. = s.s
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~ BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs cannot be
spoken Of too hs hy. We have used them and re-
ceivea great benefit from them. They were re-
Try them, reader. X you are suitsrins from any Of
the complaints Tor which they are feoOmmended. -
Concord Standard. ap 3-de03 Awlt
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A.COOk. Washer and IrOner.-Wp wish n
good one. The work is not heavy, but we want 1t
well done. Apply to
KNOWLES x WALFORD,
ap2-3t $50 Main street
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sssssoev~e1s Hnnn 1GAeoNW4WsTHwORAvx
wAanTnarox.-ThsS uprsme Council Of FREE
Masons, coms osed OF those only Who have
takeo the thirty third degree--the blghess in
the 1tgier-fecorte1Ay the Knttht r. plars Of
the 1tletrict of Coealhhia, visited Moant vers
non Saturday, a. oponed the SorSuW Lo1Go
At t. grave Of oshipgtOn In houcf Of NE
meMofy of that departed chieftain md dis
tingufshed Mason. The ceremony was very
imposing and affecting. The address was de-
livered by the Hon. Charles Scott, of Va.
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%UFACTURER. respectfully ,nfa,@. -
friends and the public generally that he he. ns.
n store his Spring and Summer stock Of BG0IS
SHOES and TRUNKS. comprising al thu .tt
grades Of Goods in his line, both pf h.. avn mann
iacture and others "'A'
He respectfully invites the attention Of the v,s.
he to his stock. being satisfied thsi II is exec
by none III the market, and being Determined ,pol
fer It at such prices As cannot fail 10 ave a,she
ton.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS buyin1 10, cs.hr
city accepfanees. are especially invited 70 call IS
it Will he to their interest to do So
u L.. PAGE In M % Mans,
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vOTEHs, TO THE POLIx:
80 and like zen Of intelligence. rs4lefd BY
The writer Of tbs knows some4Ains Of The man
agement Of John pEARCE, the present xsspe.
OF the Poor House, ald with0ut u spara D9ns to
Others. he IS sure thai that ,nstiption wne never
better kept thaa q preset. M; R.AEck No. Lsen
Officer, and manager of the Poor House. for moro
than = quarter Of century, and in every pos.
ton coniidsd to him he has done credit TO himself
and 70 the citJ. Grown grey in the public service,
with dependent family to support. - there SIN
gle voter NOW wiliiRs 70 sAy. I'VE will employ yoe
no longer. You have been faithful. We know. but
others want your psce. and you must stand aside "
Surely the people Of Richmond are not prepared
to Infict great an Injustice upon an honest man
-one against whom no charge has ever been sus-
tanned. Without reproach. he deserves 70 hear
vant''--we have tried you ard yom have proved
true to every trust. Such viii! be the over .helin-
ing voice OF MADISON WAkD.
3--1ts
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SrORiEs OF the OCEAN,
- AT WESC < IQu N S,cNN,s

At IVES. soiioh nSs'ros's.
THE TOLL GATE Dedicated to Sunda, School
w4 ~ ,ad,. AsawooD-A Love Story. b, Paul
L,yE Ssa SSD 3 s.rrLEs .. Tom sa,s.. and John
STORIES OF TIE OCEAN. or Gem. from Sea
rh3SusSlTs IN AFfL iicfF%s95SSa 8; ,ss Rev.
ssfsi and TT s,. "ss .sss Gam: q
MAH,osSyM Us SSa n 4: fa,rSeld-sl. a.
E. ss. ;,, s .1 the Ten
&c Ellie kand"'Dhu w tsr . ,o.rsros
aps.-a Successors 10 q. 81. West. is Nam st.
X II" = /" = ES s..s.rr.sr
cxt iT.sslis'S +, Fl f''s' wArcn.
nHaLlN kxrnA DousLE-
bottles sael; carsisliy pasksd: This .FORTEk.
&c Ss:vsS ne Ms:: - pssn s.s nssd y
jasixss = The yer, Toe, pokTER .Has s Sssxs.i.
Esi.. .a.,ss4 VIII ne ss.:s.: fro. assAs ss.ss.s
y ssaI. !. srs1sas :aepls Il he iassns AZ or
' sss-s 'a' r'.'A's SGiGp,AM /. WATSON.
1000 F :.;'9 HI EHhrAA sUaAa eUsES
Y 4 t kss: af 81 81 ssidSS1i.esss
e q s.:: i0l Da..:;s.s oxF~ ""
y se. g. Ss.sf,'s AAsssAssiss cAnpi.Es- 4
!. ssS,.lx cIAA z MQsrRAx Co Y
e ssxT !
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hsa TOTHE VOTERS OF THE COUN.
kA0hDTY OF HENRICO.--At the request of
many friends. | am a candidate for the office Of
SH ERlFF. and if elected, will devote ali my time
and energy to the discharge of the duties, and feel
confident, with the long experience | have had as
Sheriff. to bs able to do SO in compliance with the
oath of office. Respectfully,
2--N* HENRY X. JONES.
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WATKINS 4 FICKLEN,S

SECOND OPENING OF SILKS,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING THE arm INST
We shall be prepared to exhibit an UNRivALL ED
STOCK OF SILKS, Of the choicest styles, at aston
Ishing prices.
HA On THURSDAY morning. the 9Th. we will
exhIl,lt our splendid stock of FRENCH LACE.
DAMASlE., PCSHER and REAL LACE. SILK
ard BEREGE MANTLES and SH AWLS some Of
EA. Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for
Ladies. embracing 2 beautiful variety, will be ex-
hiblted at the same time. Our assortment, the ex
tent and egance Of which vertisement can
give no idea. will well repay the examination of
all classes q Dry Goods buyers. By polite atten-
ton, the b6st goods, ut the lowest prices, and
Ia raj terms. strive to deserve the patronage
Of all. lap2 l2tl WATKINS t. FICKLEN.
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ASacrifice Of Silks.
STILL MORE SURPRISING.
AND OTHER
ELEfANT DRESS GOODS,
Embracing the
~f LATEST NOVELTIES. 2
IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN,
At unprecedented prices. bringing them within the
reach Of NIL at figures 80 per cent. Glow the cost
OF importation.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRI
- CuLTuRAL SOCIETY "A meeting Of
the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES Of this Society
wall take place at the Office Of JAS LYONs, Esq,
on WEDNESDAY next. t4th April, 1t ~ O clock
C.. DIMMOCK,
NH Std Sec'y Va. c. A. s.
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.. GENTuEMEN'S CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING HOU SIEVE would in form
~ the citizens and public generally. that We
xH have now IN store a large, varied and com
.-A. plete assortment of GshtlemaHs SPRING
and SUMMER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS. embracing all the latest styles and novel
ties of the season. which, 10 point of sty e, test,
and durability. cannot be surpassed, all OF which
are manufactured by ourselves. expressly to SUIT
abies us to sell at a much more reduced price than
An, other house in the city. Also. large assort
ment Of BOYS LOrHlNG and FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand. We would remind the
young men and followers of fashions, that we
continually receiving sample cards OF the latest
sly ie goods, from which make to order, at
short notice, an, thing to complete a genteman's
wardrobe. 1913, N. WALKER & CO, 1913,
APPLY Cor. lain and 18th or Pearl SITS.
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A1usnAlnNra
TA1 cAMPsELL,s AM -.
MEOHA AZ I 1NsrIrurr ' =
co.assts6isSaf x H9sSRss s$%y yf aAls:
FIJI Sx ssbf lRssS ~ rIVST.LO rarass,.o
81 SIS sSTIsa THAN ,s' q
FRANK C0NVg1spr IN
ca..a "iNAL CAMPBELL M,S.s
q &c .s IA ATT ir'f PEkf9ss esst
Eith number Of the GIss aUompahy, ~. sv
c ci%Ns; % ana !. y, nFsIFJEENsi cRp
In Baltim"oa1.. a ard ws.,rHE WORTH se,
pany nave performed for tsa waers lAn n
sn.ousaEos nave beeB uEabie 10 ,s 's' thrse "a
TIE Ss. paeass see newspa pe m 81 q assss
Of adysT,;.; ADOPTED years axo BY the sss.s
never dev'asins from that rule 10. q airsi,S
iSsn ~. o. Their remaining in R,ch n'ssss.
4 an NEW ' FEA :fftTfiasd above. "''''''t
w. ADOPTED BY rHpc
s VIZ Lhst Of having svsrythinr SSAAPBul,
NO SrAt n YDIIEEI IpibsMHss;r H.
EVERYTHING NEW. ssIiIG'iVsTT i SSiss
BEAUTIFUL cuoRu ssEasssrk ASGrsNn
MAGNIFICENT DANcKsB'A BALLADS. DIET,
a1 AT iln part,c1'aIs see Programmes ftsi1N
"'"' T. G. H IL SSEENTS. ,,,.a s'
40 agent and Business p Sr..
d A l. L. ~-Se
~ THE INDEPENDENT
Announce to the citizens Of ichnmsomVSlIArIos
III general that they wild give ""a' AID sA.
q Il a y ID BAIL
AM AM, \ r CAT PERFopu,x
H Sii on B Apll y: 1850, at the MONTH";,
The Committee have spared mail,
expense to make this the gran lest Nh Pa!H b,
TICKETS 81, for one xen,lsm,,
to he had at the door. of the ioo nno lSo 4.,
RICE. cSSasnn,i lppS
sI rs.II;: ba: 6tfNthai, S HtANy5fs"
"a A GRAND BALL
ar y, ~, coRiN RI iiI,ssS H i
nj nN TUESDAY EVENING, Ann
8. SMITHS ARMORY BAND has b srhit b.
RREFREsaMESffs; ,"fnls isS ,,t.. :la
&. =, MANAGERS. ~ par
Mr. InS ie'' YIN; Mitchell
Chas Hunt, ~ Nonus
DR.. Jackson, Cnmpa''
ID. King. los pliihs
Bill Bartholomew. "''hes'
L. L.. Lacy. Floor Mnsrg.,
~" :, % r. COAN. Proyr,,,
Gym ASsUN. s-"~1
oN MAHSHAl!. STREET.
BETWEEN 5rHANDs,,
OPEN RicHNoSD''y,
h"esday' THURSDAY aud Saturday Event.
The members Of the
. INDEPENDENT TURNER Assor,,r,o,
Respectfully call the attention Of tbs TallVN
+ .hs e,,s e Their large and we'll Iu uqs ~;
|, LACE Or EAERclSE, and the Hasnbh' . ga
10 ns ATTAINED hy prac,icing al The .,a.
saders. '''u ny eoia5e'eFi
TEP As-Per session of six months q,
hontn. ~, mrar,6tiy IN advance ~ 'H'e
AN ueslr"us To ioin are invited to call srsY,
- N'''s s. NH Wv
NJ ECHANJCS' INSTITUTE.
" GOOD THINGS-PRETry THING,
The Ladies' of Rev. Dr. Seel,', Ctatss
second Baptist. on Main street, Will one" IA. .a'
AK and SALE ON MONDAY eyan,ns' tb baeg
April. The FANCY GOODS sarpass ,n, us =
cen ~ any previous Far: and The ast,lis.'
IN ACkS. CREAMS, OYSTERS sew iIIs'e'
erb. Come. friends. help the Lades ~ 's s 81,
the Temple of our God beautiful -" Ths n m"'
re invited to aid and patranize our s,Is ~ W.,
al articles. mn ~, a.
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yu. MONROE WARD. = The following
80 t,ctst will he fully supported BY many vo
ON Wednesday,, the 4saa day of April: 81
cOUAclLMES:
]. X. Anderson, =. p. pennou,
Fleming GrNin. y. J. Saunders,
ap3-lt* DR.. J. Grattan CAheil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

- 49, GRACE CHURCH. tEPISCOPALD
0>IGa Divine service NAV he expected AT tins
Church EVERY NIGHT this week, except Satur-
day night, commencing at O'Clock. ap 2-2ta
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WATKINS K F1CKLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS !.
159 Main Street.
Are now receiving and opening their third Gup-
ply Of
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS,
Many Of which have been purchased mt the auction
sales IN New York during the paA week, at which
she prices were lower than ever known before. In
SPLENDID SILKS,
DRESS GOODS
In elegant Satin Striped and Cammeaux
ORG INDIES !;
In plain and founced SKIRTS:
Beautiful CHlNTZ MOUSLINE DE CHINE;
SATIN PLAID GRENADINE, all silk;
And BROCHE BEREGE ANGLAISE;
RICH LACE AND SILK MANTIES;
SHAWlS, EMBROIDERIES
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
LINENS, PRINTS,
PLANTATION PLAIDS AND STRIPES nj fAc-
tory prices,
Either by Wholesale retail, they are prepared to
oil or Inducements HITHERTO UNfQUALLE
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Hsc To THE TAXPAYERS AND OPP.
bT0RPRESSED CITIZENS OF MONROE
WARD.-k KLLow- CITIzKNs: The following gem
tlemen. of tried ability will be pp0rted BY the free
Charter elections. They are men knowing the
peoples interest. and will sustain equal taxation
and equal justice to all, and they Will sustain the
credit Of Richmond at all hazards.
q. j. Saunders, }. K. Anderson,
s. o. Denoon. l.. w. Ola zebrook,
q. W H. TYLER.
MANY VOTERS AND TAXPAYERS
apc-3tA Of Monroe Ward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

>p LET THE BEST MAN WIN,
HGS Brr DoN'r FORGET.
On the 4th of APRIL, that
JOHN H. MtCURD DEFY
is a candidate for
ap3-2 HIGH CONSTABLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

HA To THE vOTERE OF MONROE
o'~17 WARD.-tn response To the call made upon
me in the Dssatch by ''Justice," and hy ma ny
vasers Ct that W.rd: T. snnonncs myself = can.
necessary to say. that II NV fellow citizens of that
Ward choose TO elect me ] viii serve them hon
a. sa. = '"' ''-' " FLEMING GRIFFIN.
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a. DIR. r. 5. MlCHAELS can be found
0>~Sa at the :" Carbon Hill Mines Henrico
county. after the 18th INST. NH 27-6t*