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y 1u9sVU00ou1v
t~,ome a streuuous advocate for the law, az
lar having assisted Ia violate a 20 ustoriouely
IN the late instance The masling his chan.
pton received on that osoasien, operated moss
powerfully, 1t seems, Npon MIS- eonsciences
than all the pEsachiag he hAs had 1t In ~
power to hear during ne whole OF his past iie-
HE1xAn has wrought miracle. He has mace
. lAw-abiding subject out OF . notorious pro-
moter of prize fights and hstieuns esneI""J
1.-THE feeling" says this new disciple OF peses
ai4 universal throughout the country '""'
both med have done esoush." &c. Now We
venture TO say the feeling Is universal tnFouen-
out the country tEnGland) that one OF the
men has dome q confounded sight too much
.w. h.vs NO doubt " he Odds, "that many will
~ fou nd ready TO throw suspicion upon such
. recorum eudation," Il. O., to drawJ There 10
M .x.p;e;ea In the case. It does not admit OF
.nv. There 10 eessaiafy. Ia reply, however.
70 4 correspondent, the editor says 1t 10 mis-.
takc to suppose that SAYBRs can claim the
belt without fighting out the present match
with HxRNAN, supposing 1t does not take place
before the 10th June. "The match once made,
must b. decided one way or the other, unless
the men agree to . draw"
BRNlcIA has covered himself with glory,
such as 1t IL, in this contest. Everything was
against him, and he has triumphed over all
obstacles. He has not only forced the British
Government to interfere for the protection OF
| the British champion, but he follows him I'M
der the very shadow Of the lion, and dares him
to come ont into the sunshine. They pat him
on the back, tell him he is fine fellow, feed
him with all manner Of sugar -plums, and beg
him to go home like good boy. But he will
| not listen to them. He came for the belt-he
won it fairly-he has been defrauded Of it
and nothing can induce him to 60 away until
| he either gets it or renders it apparent to al
the world that the Champion is afraid &c
| fight for it again.
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~,

" N. C.. HARroN &
Has removed to the new bul dng, No ~ Main,
between sth and 9Th streets. HIS new store beinx
cOnmodioux and expressly arranged for tie RE-
Tall. MILLINERY BUSINESS. will enable hsm
to keep u largo assortment of ready made Milf
nery articles, well a. - add to the oenvenience
Will be gwen to the Ribbon and French Flower de-
partment, and the assortment will ls found com
pete during all seasons the year. In cOnnectisn
with millinery a,ticles. he will keep general AZ
sortment of lades' Collars and Sleeves; Lace
Capes and Berthas, Lace and Mourning Wells, bn-
invite attention To new department which he has
added to the millinery business, VIZ the msn9isc
tMre. to order. of CLOAKS and MANrlLLAS.
which Will be under the pcrvlsion Of conpssent
designer. The latest PARIS fashions Viii no re-
attention NY ~ -d&w
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DR.. 8. H. PROSISE. ECCLECTIC
~ PHYSICIAN. late of Missouri, and OF
lynchburg and Petersburg. Va. will open his
Office THIS MORNING. over Bosher's store, di-
7tn SITS.
DIR. PROSISE will under take the cure of ALL
FORMS OF VENERiAL DISEASE, and difficult
ties arising therefrom, in from ihrse 70 Jissa days
He will also cure all DANGEROUS TUMOkS,
VEINS. &c, without the use of the knife or pain
to the patient. His uniform plan Is to warrant a
cure Of all Diseases he undertakes. or require NO
paw. Particulars in future advertisements.
my 23-lt+
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

GRAND SOUVENIR.
&. TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
ME-. cKokGGoE xuxxr,,
TUESDAY E I'VE stfaS q H., ,,,,,
On winch OCCASION si fs s'' AWAY "'
fOOk MAGNIflCENr OIL PAINTINGS,
Three Hd%DDEsDf' a Gonti.stKS.
ONE LIFE SIZE Siz PORTRAIT
y, -! c a.,I;t.; JUSTICE MARSHALL,
ONE LIFE SIZE EhEFS55 E4ssaHi1r pEALE;
JOHN RANDOLPH, OF ROANOKE
REMBRANfb5r pEALE;
Celebrated r'' EDwflN BOOTH, '' % Inc
in his great chs5setsJ Of 1ur ry,sn
LARGE OIL fIo PAINTING.
s y M one OF The principal scene. IN
ROB ROY.
The Programne of entertainments will h
'e''e' "''h great NV NovE sInTiiinsHs
of the highest order
The price of d t'skft' i ny sssdas
which will en,itle the holder to one =" Of tn.
u It's
wh,ch WI! De disposed of in the following m,,,sr
both ends-the doorkeepsr retaining nra on
the holder OF the ticket the other The aa and
Keeper ticket viii he placed in box. and ,w.
y .hve numbers drawn therefrom The ho,as, Il,
the sixth number drawn will he entited n, ,hs :"
choice OF the four Pa the hod.1 Of ~.
twelfth. to the second; the hoder of ~ U, the
feenth. to the third; the holder of the tw.n,s
~. tickets can he purchased at the pr,ue,n,,
Music stores, Hotels, and at the Box oHcs =" s vaI
Theatre. ' Iva o'hcc oi the
rhA Those desiring to purchase Package, of
Iickets from hve to twenty five. will nlaasa ~.Ss
earlv application at the Box office of the Tb.as,s
NJ !iek s'a VII be ready for delivery on MN
NESDAl MoHNlNG, the 23d, and until The dsx
- " ~ Ji-td
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= PoRTOr RICHMUND. MAY a.


-. ARRIVED.
.schE. r. G. 4andan6s Booss AlsxandrIs, coal
schs S.e ss ssss, PARKER. B.s.mors. su.no,
Is ssSs fl:s:s NJ. ,S.osh.s.n. B.'.imor.
sSSi wv :s:.. Slsof'. Baltimore. oyster
1 Ms.ss. cY s. ss.s collins
Sehr GlaIemont. Johnson. New York. hay
Sc6r Eliza Phsro, Cranmer, Philadelphia. coal
,schr. American Star, swinson. Norfolk, oyster
Schr Chalcedony, Row, Baltimore, oyster shells,
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish. N. Y. mdze. and
nsss ::s g: IT. Baltimore
sih1 n Msno1Sstt' TAI: D. c. v'apor' wa'shalI
thai. coal, 8iiispansh Read y 70 ~ " o.
sshr IL Lysnh:ven Croker Balti~Gys: via Ber-
ScSr JIM" F raw: Frank. Baltimore. -four
scRi. 5. Herbert, Myers, Fort Calhoun. stone.
schr. John Francis, spawling, down the river.
City Point, MAY u. 1860.
ARRIVED,
schr. Alvarado.
Schr Yorktown, Latoprctte. New York,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish; New York. =
Hteamsnip PennsylvanIa, Teal. Philadelphia:
Ship Alice fainter, w. s. Hutton 30 days from
Liverpool. with salt and iron, to Harvey, Armis-
tead & Williams.
SAILED.
|. Steamship Steamship PENNSYLVANIA Tni Teal Tea , do
Prussan barque Depesche, to England.
NEW YORK, MAJ 2O-Arrived steamer James
town. Richmond; schrs. Chas 7. Strong, Lewis
A. Edwards and lilly. Wilmington, N. C.. Olivia.
Richmond; s. r. Garrison and Jeremiah Leaning
Newbern, NJ. G.. May q CLEARED, sclirs. Bergen,
Petersburg; Enchantress, Wilmington. N. g Ar
rived. schrs. Nj. q. Davis, Wilmington, N. c.;
Union, Newbern. N. c.; Medora. do; Mary Ellen,
w. d. Pitts, and ExertiOn, from Virginia.
NORFOLK, May 2O.-Arrived. SchTs. Omega,
York River; Home, Alexandria. May 21.-Arr'd,
schrs. Ike Marvel Richmond; Ontario, Newbern,
NC.
BOsToN, nj ay l9.-Arrived, schrs. Kendrick Fish,
Rappahannock, Mountain Avenue, Norfolk; N. l..
BALTIMORE. May 2,.I7ArrIved. schrs. Joseph
N. c.; J. B. Maitland. Newborn. N. c.; Lizzie 6.
Russell, from N. c.; steamer Pocahontas, Rich
mund.
DEMARARA. April 20 In port. dlscharging, schr
Z. Wright, Jr., Norfolk.
PHILADELPBiA, Msy cl.-Arrved, schrs. B.
Leecb. L.. b. Wales and II. r: Coggshall, Viii
mIDgton, N. c.; Conacanana, Washington, N. C.
Gid, steamer Virginia, Richmond.
ALEXANDRIA, May 2l-Crd, schr. Sarah, Tolson,
Richmond.
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LOST AND 8TRAYED.

+ OST--PORTE- MoNNAIE,-Lost. on Fr ,day
Il morning last, a PORTE-MONNAIE. contain
ing two gold pieces, lone 50 and one S21a,) with
SILVER, amounting IN all to about 50. Supposed to
may leave it, and receive a liberal reward.
my 23-3t+
I OST.--A Stone Martin VICTORINE was lost
Miss Bidgoods Boarding House, corner of MAN
and eth streets. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at this office my 22-3t"
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r<< ~ ~ a<as~ nh
WAhTED-A 6ITUAylON.-A young NAH
sS 7 81
ls;.. x'. z, :: =: Ss'sa.1s: Ai S:.
~ y .ss month vi Hssnes g .s sss
can q, DO 'an 0o0kns ys:h9F .sS SISsspF X'
- Msaafse,srsr' q 81 s.ddisv Hssd1aa1:.,
nv sit. 18th st., between Main and Cary.
W44Ns1Trf ,D :. mic. WHIT
in house Mono but socd chsr: csS need need
apply; - recommendations will 10 resnirsd. a
& ses &c rom oo and good wages will b Apply
WANTED.-As small FARM, TO contain alsMt
tered land with soos dwelling and out houses, IT,
Ger Richmond sSi g s K Ss.1ss
..,or :. csza iSsf4ssi;Sf ~; STRa
herself u,stul in the family. App'y At this ONCE.
WA MAN., WHITE girl e ,.'snd 70 an
my 2s-st. 9th st., two doors above Leigh
WANTED.TEACHERs.--Iw wish to engage a
~ GENTLEMAN for the Music Department in
session, oommsnoias Sept s.' 1850; also, IAD7:
To- give Lessons s in French Painting and Drawing.
s"' ''jo MAkR wihs tSS2.i Principal
MISUNDERSTANDING a SALESwOMAN,
n.,v Mm s mas tnplosf b En.~!edso Of ths Mill
S Millinery Goods. Apply to No. 70 Nam, between
9th and 9th sts nv 22-M
WANTED-A SITUATION by a Candy Maker
Ice Cream and Water lees. Address ''M,'' at this
Office. my 22-3ts
WAMNT[.EEDD17ITS9 purchase, strong and healthy
from the eonntr, No beet %o to ONE
with child from Alto years old :, A App!y At
my lS-1w Near Exchange Hotel.
WANTED--l,0C O pounds of Damask ROSE
w LEAVES. receiyed m a!l quantities BY
INV ,s--ts T. 'ohN"ioN br SKv;;
fnl work At KINGS. on 10Th street; There it's
to KINGS and try him. my1 I'm
WANdTFFfRo6A HARTNHE e the GaoGERY
with moderate capital, who IS good accountant
and willing to take an active interest III n business
dressing COMMissiON." through Post Office
Satisfactory reference given and required.
my 2-ts
w Fayetteville and CoalfieIds r A /. ROAD.
from 81 Is to 50 per day Board 10 per month.
The section of country which the road runs through
For further ,nformstion, address me at Fayette-
vile. c. Those who desire to come. would do
well to come on without delay.
ap 3d. dim HENRY SAUNDERS.
WANTED-STORE-On Nam street, between
w 18th and 18th sts A liberal rent will he wen
for a good location. Inquire at Dispatch office.
Possession wanted as soon AZ possible
ap D-ts
WANTED.-I wish to purchase good COOK.
w For such am willing to pay a good price.
ap l9-ts A. ANTONI. ST. Nicholas Saloon.
TNANTED--A good OPERATOR on Wheeler
w Il Wilson's Sewing Machine.
ap lots CHILES Il CHENERY.
w wanted by DUDLEY & CO.,
NH Its " Main st.
WANTED-Everybody to know that have
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No. s., Main
street, Richmond whore they can find a beautiful
assortment Of Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags,
Of every style. at prices as low as thev can be
bought in the Northern cities. both at wholesale
order. at the shortest notice.
de 28-6mA JAMES KNOTS.
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IA May 21st. 1850
NEW GOODS
ARRIVING THIS MORNING..
We are opening and expecting to receive, by this
mornings steamer
NEW LACE MANTLES,
SILKS, BEREGES,
JACONETS, ORGANIZES,
BLACK BON BAZtNES,
HOSIERY, MITTS.
HEMSTlTCHED HDKFS.,
ILLUSION BERTHAS.
KID and SILK GLOVES, &c &c.
Making our large and elegant stock very com
plete. We are determined. during this month. to
offer unusual inducements in our prices-espe1 ia J.
ty to cash customers, who shall have the price
made to suit.
We invite all who want superior Dry Goods, rery
cheap to examine our stock.
my 3l-3t WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
HIGHLY iNTEREsTiNG NEws:
DRESS GOODS OF Al IL DESCRIPTIONS
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST!
Large and full stock of every desist BILE article in
LADIES DRESS GOODS -
on hand. and will lie sold during this week at from
Is to 80 per cent. below the early season prices.
Great BARGAINS will be sold in E
BLACK SILKS. t.r
BERFGE ANGLAIS ROBES,
BEREGE ANGLAlS,
BEREGES, TISSUES. ORGANIZES.
and every other article in the DRESS GOODS line.
ladies in want of such Goods will do well by civ
ing us a call. ]. MiLLHISER l. BRO,
my Fl st 1873 Broad street.
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IN secure a chance for the paintings Wnether
they attend the Theatre or not An adveruse-
ment in to.day's paper may be referred 10 1or
particulars.
THE CAPTURE OF THE SLAYER WILLIAM BY
rup WyANporrE-FMther Partiewlars.-Tne
capture of a SLAYER of the coast Of Cuba by
the U. S. steam sloop Mohawk. was noticed
Yesterday. The following letter from the
masters mate of the vessel, Mason ]. Bur-
rows. a son Of Rev. DIR. Burrows, of Rich
mond, gives the particulars of the affair:
"OrF KEY WEST, FLA, May 49,
1--WE left here last Monday morning. (7th, }
and after pleasant passage at 80 hours, maze
Cane San Antonio, and were on our station
We went cruising leisurely along seeing no
vessels to board until "Wednesday, (9tn, Wheh
we discovered q sail away off On the horizon.
We as usual stood for her, and she kept edg-
inc off: INT we had a great number Of barrel
slaves on board, and putting them INTO the
furnaces. came to the determination that the
fastest steamer on this coast should not be
beaten.
ave gradually gained on the stranger, and
after hard race of five hours, came up to
him. and he hove to. We noticed that MS an :
Choir was hanging over his bows, SIS II ne mad
been at anchor, or was Just ABOUT 20 40 So So:
Other things looked suspicious about him,
and we determined to board him. When we
came up to him, he hOisted the American nag,
and you would have laughed TO see him watch
the little roll of bunting going up our mast
AS soon as the CoIors were shaken out and the
stars and stripes fluttered in the breeze: down
came his flag by the run, and all was confu-
sion aboard of him. We hailed him. and he
would answer nothing but mo Americana -
The boat went alongside of him, and we all
waited anxionsly for the end Of this stra nge
scene. As soon as the officer went over the
side one OF the men from our boat-a Yam
kee-with characteristic curiosity and impu-
deuce, lifted the tarpaulin off one OF the
matches, jumped to the side and gave cheer.
Our men smelt rat, and answered him with
cheer after cheer. ltwas enough to make any
one cheer What did the man see! Why,
nothing more than about SIS Africans, staring
him in the face. Quite a windfall, indeed
They must have been nearly starved for they
broke loose and commenced yelling them
selves. The scene beggars description. They
broke into the provisions and commenced
gorging themselves, and no one could stop
them After while, little quiet was re-
stored, and we made preparations to take her
in tow. We sent a crew aboard and took her
crew aboard of us, and put them in irons
About shutdown we got underway, and after a
very stormy passage, arrived here, where the
case will be settled. The vessel is the barqne
William fitted out from New York, and from
the Congo River. The one the Mohawk cap.
tured was named the Wildfire."
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AStrawhcrries for Preser OF the
finest QUALlTY--to be had at MIR. MA
ZOURE'S Stall at the Old Market, which were
raised by X NJ. THOkNE. my Att.
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MILLINERY.
- = - 7-------7-----
FRENCH MILLINERY.
~

* MADAME SON respectfully an. 2CE4
uounces to her customers and tho LADIES' generally,
that she has received by the last steamer, g new
supply Of SUMMER MILLINERY, Of the latest
fashions.
My store Will be closed next Friday, ut 6ts T..
continue open every day, except SATURDAYS and
SundayS "a
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NOTICE.-The ARMORY BAND
~ would respectfully announce to the La
dies and Gentlemen OF the CITY, that for the bal
Square will be on WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY afternoons. lat 5a O'Clock. instead offs o'clock,
as announced heretofore and invite all to attend.
nv g3-lt
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THERE WILL BE MEETING
- Of the voters Of Union and Church Hills
10, MORROW EVENING, at v. HECKLER'S
SALOON. The candidates generally are expected
to be present. my 23-lt*
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GRAND RALLY In HENRICO.
~ There will be meet ng ofthe sovereigns
and their candidates at the WESTHAM HOUSE.
on WEDNESDAY NIGHT. All the candidates
expected to be present.
Also, the DISTINGUISHED MARTIN NJ. LIPS
COMB, candidate for the JuGgeship, will address
the meeting. my 23-lt
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IA. Second Splendid supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS.
BROiD STREEr,
Open TO DAY, and th.enghogt the week, their
bought during the past week at UNPRECEOENT-
ED Low PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than we have ever offered before. A
very large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
PLANTATION GOODS.
Our MANTlLLA DEPARI MENT 10 now flied
with complete assortment of NEW STYLES
We are now prepared and arc dstermined to
Offer every inducement to buyers, both at WHOLE
SALE and RETAIL. BAEEDKN FOX
apA-lml2p) 3l7 Broad street.
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LGxAHC4.. - lnxsa "Watts' ;, celebgaked u
~ t 10. EbxvxNF6k1,
ssgsa stsik u ga - ss
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PUBLIC MEETING AT SPRING
~ FIELD HALL.-Citlzens interested in
the approaching Judicial election, are invited TO
meet at SPRINGFIELD HALL on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING. the sd inst. at ~ O'Clock,
when discussion as to the merits of the candl-
ates for the Judgeshp in the 9th Judicial Circuit,
will take place. my 23-lt
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fTsgy A1BO001xR -
~,
ECTCRE AO Am:
ON CHINA.
~ Soas:1uencc Of the rain last r,;a,.
=. : FkE Athens fiaiisSij 81 ~ CHIN. '''A''
h'1iM |. ~ THE Arm OF MAY.
0kAC1 STREET BXPTISr cHcsc,,
- He viii exhibit 1eeissss II . Re-, o'eoet
ias a!es, . Ian TENN HoHT snH .'.sls DWELL
"a ne Eill explain their mode Of mas thinxs.
- ne WI comment ON thers fashion,
,s, me, wnate EXPLAINING the mode of .o iaeir
opium PIPE. 'seciaen Of the
D. " vil @xgla,n tasr rsost suru,., r., -.
NJ mr GoyENNINi BEGGARS AND ri, l ILLAN
90 rciscemen Of the West may catch = y. !. ~
US.hsr t SDon ne Mssofs and City Fathers
Ceieselais IN governing thieves icr tbsis,., re
- The NATIVE CHINESE
gf-p,
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->>-,oese.--o<~>~e-~sr.
n The Latest Novelty. E
\ 50 THoNsoNs. PARIS CORE
WIN TAOMsoN9 zs
NE ss we. TTEp9 tLaDD ,ER 81. The ~
sFfiSdssiE aFSfGSS 5ss, f6f WEIGHT
ser sSs
w dress, and
dsnasd for tie nssse flshioas6ls trade. We. o6Sr
them e our friends and customers in thirty forty,
my a-ss: a.. WATKINS L FlcKLEN.
hMantles: M ssstk6fi rox4st
Will opsn this twEDNEsDAYl morninT, ssrd
FRENcH LACE sHAWEs.
EsHsSH EASE Ease sESSsHSFs.
sEEESHSS! sf fsssEh, kR RSSsEEEss
The above sooa. will be SOLD a Ct much less than
" my scs s'''n' f sREsDEN FOX, Broad st.
"A. More New Goods. ~
rn A. K PARKER & co.
Msy: q' rSffssd sss s6s BEAUTIFUL a'0r
Rich Berege Anglais ROBES;
Rich ChIntz Bereee ANGLAIS; s-..
PLAIN Berege ANGLAlS;
Rich Organdie ROBES;
Rich Chintz ORGANDIES; Ft
{ SIsyys M Shi ISL &; Pj 1is MohAlR'
P0PLINS sad PoPLINETs;
JACONETS and LAWNS, &C., &c
All of which We will sell very low. my 2-ts
IA Single and Double Zephyr Wersteds,
At 1874 cents per ounce.
SHETLAND YARN, in all existing colors,
At l2H cents per ounce.
my 25-lw G.. BOETTCHER. I76 Broad st.
nCrape Trimmings: Grape Trimmings!
splendid assortment Of this article received. and
sells reasonable. 6. BOETTCHER,
my 23-lw IT'S Broad street.
n Smiths Gallery.
SMITHS GALLERY.
All the Rooms on First Floor
All the Rooms on First Floor
AM BROTTPES and PHOTOGRAPHS,
AM BROTYPES and PHOTOGRAPHS,
Cheapest and Best
Also, the Largest made in Richmond for the
WHITEHURST'S OLD GALLERY.
my Bit II Main street.
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49, s1nHrrr4Ut3xUMox kUxxHx-xSssss"ss
to >. Dispossd oE-On Tuesday night next,
flansane Kuaksl will take his a1hual tsneht,
-, cceasioa being ~ ciosiag nig1t Of the
...son. Indepsndeut OF some unusua1 uttrac-
tious . be offered, - one which cannes fail to
impress al loversef fne peintings. - pub.
lie are fAmiliar with that Neautiful painting
now adjoining the lobby, fonndsd on SIR WAL
ter Scotts "Rob Roy" and will be delighted
to know that ON the night mentioned that
with three others, IRE to be given away to ths
audience The three others are a life-size por-
trait Of Chief Justice M ,rshall, painted by
Rembrandt Peaie, . portrait Of John Kan
dolph of Roanoke, by the same celebrated ar
list, and portrait of Edwin Booth, the TRACE
dian. In the character Of Richard the Third
All of these are very valuable. and as the sys-
tenn by which they are allotted to the auaiencs
"a Of the farest character, tickets for the bene-
At will be in demand. Tickets can be pur.
chased from to-day until Tuesday night mex
at the music stores, thus enabling tho puohc
TO secure a chance for the paintings wnetner
they attend the Theatre or not. An advertise-
ment in to-day's paper may be referred to Tor
partic ulars. .st
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IA Found at last, . remedy that not only
relieves, but cures Consumption and It's numerous
coughs, colds, Influenza, bronchitis. &c. This
remedy is Dr. W'sta.,s BtfsGm q Wild Cherry.
CO.. w. PETERSON. J. r. DUAL. and by all
other deale rs in medicines. my 2-2tW&S
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A Special Notice. 1.-THE attentiO of the
pu bic il requested to the sale OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture, to ta.e place at the residence
Q" Of A: Mai!e'ti Esq, on MAN, bstween 18TH and
tisement. fmy 23-lt] f. b. COOK, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-23

IA Splendid Ateck Of .i 5
DRY GOODS
At COST FOR CASH.
Ss0.90 worth Of new and elegant, FANCY and
AT PRIME COST FOR CASH ONLY,
To close business on lst August. Our stock il large
and complete in every department. Particularly In
+ RICH DRESS SILKS,
And every new fabric and design Of
LADlEn DRESS g. ODS.
MANTlLLASh SMAWLS AND pUSrERS.
stock Of PLANTATI0N.G GOODS. -e'
EMBROlDERIkS, LACE6 and HOSIERY.
A. We are selling OF to pay oar debts and CLOSE
charged. PERKINS CO.
nv lin No 11l Eaats Nanarn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-23

0c09ALsEy.-Last Wsek tbere Woes ~
dsesls y Nev York d Il HalunesA ~ b
~ AD11DB. ~ al - 81 4ssss sd IS Fes*S
#g@ss Ea@I - ssssfs - }sss
-8AN88 y - IA, Is ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-23

IA Notice.-The property known az BACON
QUARTER BRANCH TAVERN having been
disposed of at private sale, the auction sale which
is advertised for tn day viii not take place.
my 23-lt GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts. 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-23

M Dead Shot for Bed Bugs. ..All good
house keepers will be slad t. hear OF an article that
will kill Bed Bugs. so ,hot they will
STAY KILLED! ...'
THE DEAD SHOT does this entire and COM
plete. Being gummy extract. it does not evapO-
rate, but retains its destructive efficacy tong
noxous tormentors Of our nightly rest. Sold by
my 22-lm j. w. GARLICK, Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-23

ma Healing Springs Waier.-The cura.
tive powers of these waters have long been estab-
lished by the great number of actual cures per-
formed The great number of Cutaneous diseases
Ulcers and Scrofulous Affections that have been
permanently cured, have given the water the name
Of ''Heallnx."
In Neuralgia, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia they
have been equally as efhcacious.
From the general lnvlgorating effects of the wa
ter. it is hi, recommendedn female complaints.
fresh supply. in glass kept by
FISHER l. WHIST ON. Druggists,
nv 22-2t* No. l2k Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-23

n Single and Double Zephyr Wersteds,
At 1874 cents per ounce.
SHETLAND YARN, in all existing cOlOrs,
At l21z cents per ounce.
my 23-lw c. BOETTCHER. us Broad st.