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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

a. NEW N X n r. 4
h-AA sPRING MEETING; 200
SxSF3sk wv wv f s, s,1 On TUES.
s1~-.zA---i>----- ->'--- five days
FIRST pAY-TUESpAY -Sweepstake. mile
heats for year ol,!s ent 'ance 800 forfeit LOO.
Closed with zig ut subscribers.
Francis NJ. Halls CHI 6. by Revenue, dam Fanny
Frsncls NJ. Halls ch. {. by Financier. dam Betty
Steele.
Gen. r. j. Green's Miss Tobacco Fly, by Red Eye,
q. p. flare s CHI T. by Baston, Jr., dam Trustee.
Thon as H; Christmas b. c. by Red Eye, dam by
H.dgeford.
John feichsr's b. Q. by Whitby dam Gohanna.
Robert Alston's oh. G. by Highlander, dam Kitty
Fonaren 4 Whites b. Q. by Red Eye. dam Mar
SAME DAY.-Match for 81 oco, half forfeit. !;
mite heats.
q, ste 1man and Oh. <. out of Andrewetta, by Gria
sEc"ND DXiY-wEDNEs pAy.-BolI,ng brook
Intel Purse $500: two mile heats.
SAME DAY:-hlatch race. for SaO. mile heats
Two 3,ear olds entered. AZ folIows,
ha.e... BY Rs Y dap p. boston a.. !.
s'ii BY y sS:'a
ri ppa RsTa bAfaFRffDxY-JooI. Club Purse.
T VII rfr'i DAY esArURDAy-Two RAcx..-s
Firm sacs Match between oy.terman and An
nstts II 80 for go oOO four mile heats.
+ II ~ kNrRfks:
Oystermin, years old. b. h., BY Revenue. dam By
Annette hall. { years old, oh. M, y. GriG I'd
sAsk sxsss.ts1ssa . T;is hf e ., g,
TIE :h * 9sr;H z sti NO.
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RY THE soyER,NoK:-A rRocLAMA

DY THE GOVERNOR.-Ar ROCLAMA
II TION.-In conformity with the sixth section
of the sixth article OF the Of this Com
nonweath, providing for the election OF a Judge
for each Circnit Court hereby make praclamatian
that Jus les for the following Judicial Circuits are
To be- elected during the present year, tn wit: For
the first Circuit composed OF the counties of Pm
cess Anne. Norfolk. Nansenond, Isle If Wight
Southampton, Greenesvlie Snrry aud Sussex and
the City Of Norfolk; for the fifth Circuit com
of the counties OF Acconac and North ainpton; for
the sixth Circuit composed OF the counties Of Eli
thews. Middlesex, Henricn, New Kent. Charles
City, James City and the City Of WILLIAMSBURG fr
the seventh Circuit. the City Of Richmond; for the
ninth Circuit. Stafford. p'lnce William. Alexan-
dIia, Fairfax. L.nd s raaau.er and Rappahan
Greene, Orange. .Albemarle. Louisa. Fiuvarna
and Goochland; FOE the eleventh Circnt, Mel
son, Amherst. RockbIdse,. Augusta and Bath;
Rocking ham. Page. Shenandoah, Warren and
Hardv; for the thirteenth Circuit. Clarke rrsd-
erick. Hampshire, Morgan. Berkeley and Jefferson;
for tho fifteenth Circuit. l;i!es Mercer, Raleigh,
Wyoming: Logan, Boone: Faystts, Clay. Nicholas:
Carroll, Wy the. FLOYD, Pulaski and Montgomery:
for the Nineteenth Circuit. Wood, Writ, lSIimer
Braxton, Lewis, Ritchs Doddrid Sc. rtesssnts and
Ssaoec. ohio. Massss T,s1 and nr "ssa
gala: and for the twenty kfst Circuit, Harrison,
Marion, Tsy pr. Preaton, Harbour, Randolph, up-
shur and Tucker: The said sieet,oas are h take
70 bs held IN each aoaIty sccoi ns 10 law. ana 81
Eoers are required to govern themssives acsord-
Gwen under ny hand n Govsraos. and N.
3L.s. mosd On tho 5th dsv Of XSri, 10. Al n
- \, ~ sishty-lnartA sea. &C lhe GoAlnea-
wealth. Esss 49, JOHN aLkTCH&H.
aso; ": Mussoap. Sse'y Of ths com'sA.
n AotA
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Local MATxHRR.

,xs Asyiesi'sral ErAsesfsoa. agricui-
tfsna .sers throughout the State will doubt
IRA =. delieh,ed to learn that the most satis-
sss % .rrar gements have been concluded BE-.
@tos' ,he STATE Agricultural Society and the
~sfa r,n.Ynl Agricultural Society, for hold
lHss .,,nt agricultural fair and horse aud cat
lag ~, rear this city, this falls and that the
tie SIS Of the two Executive Committees. ia
ssuo about this result, was OF the most
es',ntous aud eonciliatory charecter. No
ns' s, r,u Id ~ OF greater importance In
eSeo Of ,hese two Societies, estN62oS(Sn as
'ei ' ,,,sre for the same great end--the promo
snes -, he agricultural interests OF the State
ne" naw that they have wisely united, and
sh, in do all they can 10 make n grand
es.x and TO again bring together the
arr.scs and planters OF the entire State, we
"a az We may say, with almost ertainty, that
i r.ir this fall will surpass IN magnificenee
W. ',,np OF kind ever witnessed ia the Old
aa..,..iSa and that 1t will bring together
pean greater number Of the people Of the
ms.is State. than ever before assembled
WfV .oe city Of Richmond. The precise day
-" holding tins tair has not yet been
s.aniteiy determined spon; but we nave
s"y uttle doubt that the I'D OF october
Iii ls seiec ,ed-so that all who wish TO at
va can do so, and return to their homes ia
- for the Presidential eleciio As soon as
- commitiaes decide, we Will make the fact
,noun; and in the mean time We invite our
t.,,ers and s.oek-raiser>. as well as the la
s'ss 10 commence their preparations for the
,.ts.sp. 20 that II may be the grandes, of Its
S,rt ever witnessed ia This or any other South
sru STATE.
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Tsmperanes Cel,5yntioa.--The neat and beau
tIu little steamer, The schultz" Captain
Hill has been chartered for the occasion, and
will leave here next Monday night, TO convey
,a the landing nearest Williamsburg the
scores of Sons of Temperance who are 10
erect. on the Ist of Nav, a monument TO the
memory of the late LUCTEN MINOR. The
Grand Division of Virginia will be liz attend
aace, and a large delegation is expected from
tins city. Those who wish TO witness the
ceremonies and enjoy the trip can do ut
small cost. and with very little loss of time
rs the schultz will leave here Monday night,
arrive IN the neighborhood of williamsburg
early Tuesday morning, and return to Rich
mend that night.
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n Great Bargains in silks, and

ny UrNat BNrS0InS III silks, and
NEW STYLES OF DRESS GOODS.
at the Cash Store of PERKINS l. CO.,
No. l4l Eagle Square.
50 pieces Rich Dress SILKS at 81, which cost
81 ~ to import.
Very elegant Dress SILKS at 81 Is to sI.37ts
Two, fopncsd Silk ROBES at S2s. worth $40.
Grenad.ne ROBES at $40. worth SO; greatest
sacrifice in Beregr ROBES ever seen
y Large stock Of DUCAtS,, BEHLGES: AN
Spring Dresses from l21ac. up.
Beautiful rs ard Organdie ROBES.
LAWNS and French JACONETS
Foulard SILKS st 50 cts very cheap.
~ pieces cOiored French BRILLIANTES
at i24a cts.
Fresh assortment of those cheap KID GLOVES
Hest English and American CA ICOES at lie.
New York Mills SHIFTING at Is cts
Best IA Beanhed COT TON at Cd. ever sold here,
for cash. lap 25-lOtl PERKINS Il co.
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II. Ne,c Orleans Ministries are to. give an
other OF their amusing and highly entertain
Ing vocal aud Instrumental concerts al Me-
chamics' Institute Hall, Tonight. Thos. who
have heard their yOca!lsm, and witnessed
their burlesques and Dances speak OF them in
the highest terms. They have been play ing TO
aige and intelligent audiences during the
week-ihe best evidence that could be given OF
their extraor binary merit.
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The GrGcs Church Fair has lost none of its in
teres', and should be visited by all denomina-
Mons, aud especially by the young gailaDts who
nave no better means OF spending their eve
nihgs and their dimes. The tables continue
to he loaded with useful aud fancy articles
NE refreshments are of the most appetiZing
KINDS and abuhdant-and the poliseness and
attention OF the fair airs women to their visit
Or, are all that could he desired.
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5'scyg,sot Sastaincd.--Yesterday morning a
,,ung ,naG named Edwa Dookerty was ar
turpra before the Mayor to answer the charge
- Sealing n chain cable and shot gun, val
nod st S}5. from John +. Crawley. The com.
rjaiuant stated that the schooner 1.-TWO Com
nsnious" was owned by him-that he WAS
,,k,n sick and had TO leave the vessel At
Hampton. putting 1t in charge Of the prisoner
hat in coming up the river the anchor was
,ost-and that on arriving here the prisoner
sid the anchor chain, and gun which was
le!r in The vessel.
The prisoner stated that he was part owner
Of the vessel--that he had purchased an in
,eresr in il of Crawley. giving his bonds for
the purchase money; and that he had paid $50
O. his Indebtedness. He proved mis- owner
ship by Mr.. NJ. Batter.
The Mayor. on hearing all the facts, dis
missed the warrant and released the accused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

Brearh Loadsr-Mr. y. X. Pendleton, for
some weeks past has been Exhibiting in this
cty a United States musket, with Mr.. James
II Merrill's breach loading improvement;
and from a has.y examination of it, We should
saw il was an excellent arm for service. The
mus kat can he loaded and fired with great
pidity and accuracy, does not seem at all like
iy to accidents or foufing, aud carries a bail
with great force. The Federal Government
have had n number of muskets supplied with
he improvement, and we believe that Mr..
Pandieton is DESTROYS of contracting With the
Commissioners OF This State for supplying old
muskets with IL. There are many new in
,eniions and discoveries in firearms tina.
even the best judges seem to be at loss to de.
ternine which is most suited TO the army ser
vice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

~ FOR SaLE...I have for sale. a Young
TNFa"iiy HORSE. ard 2 new f0CKAWAY,
NA- Richmond made. { X ebert Waddll, maker }
have u-fd the horse my self. and can safely re-
commend him to any one wanting r reliable family
animal. The Rockaway is PARTICULAR. adapted to
the use of phy stefan. Having moved to the CITY,
| have no USE for them Apply to NJ HES CARY,
I'd street. between Marshall and Clay, or Box No.
G. Richmond Post Office. apT-6t"
FOR SAIE-A pair of good MULES,
C~N four years ola, good size. well broke, war
XANranted sound and tn draw we'll.
Also, a No. FAMILY HORSE. seven years cd.
sound ard we'll gated. A tine So dole and BRI
DIE wall he sold with thu horse. Any one IN want
can find great bargain hs an early Cal ON
J. ID. GOODMAN, Manufacturer,
an 2S-lw No 100 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

Cartst CaHFeh.-At recent meeting Of the
congregation OF Christ Church, in the valley,
II was resolved 20 proceed as soon rs possible
to The building of IL mission church for the
use oi the congregation, on the lot purchased
for that purpose, ON The corner of 18th and
Broad streets. A sum almost sufficient, when
added 10 the value of The large and eligible lot
on Grace street, at present occupied by the
church. has been already subscribed, and
measures have been taken to call on the sub
scrlbers for their contributions. A portion of
The city, mum bring some five thousand, which
have now no church, will soon have, in the
Chapel OF Christ Church and the new Trinity
Methodist Church, convenient accommOda-
lions
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81. Jp+a's Canreh.-We are pleased to learn
that this venerable church. Rev. Mr.. Points,
Rector, Is now filled almost to OVERLOOKING,
and that i; has been found necessary 10 con-
struet new pev's 10 accommodate the increas-
ine con aggregation. In the repairs that have
teen lately been made of toe church, it las
been found that The oldest part Of the building
is sun in excellent preservation, far more So,
indeed, than the modern part and likely to re-
main SO for Fifty years. This is another illus
ration Of the more subs tantial and thorough
workHa nship OF 4 period which many wise
regard as behind the age, but which, in
everything that is solid and honest, was tar
ahead OF this Dragging and superficial era
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

Fooled IN the 4ttsmpt.-On Thursday night
last an effort was made to break into the gro
Gerry store OF MIR. J. b. Foster, on north Gary
streei, between 9th and 10th, but proved I'M
successful, because of The superior tastenings
to he door The robbers first broke off large
lock, which fastened a hasp and staple on the
outside. and then attempted 10 pry open the
door with :: lever, but the inner lock resisted
al efforts, aud the thieves at length gave up
HE lob as a bad one.
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N Second Splendid supply OF
QI-MafL Y my t.nGnu

h Second Splendid supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS!
Il Il Il T., u r. N &: FOX,
BROAD STREET.
Open To DAY, and throughout the week, their
SECOND SUPPLY Of SUMMER DRY GOODS.
bought during the past week at UNPRECEDENT-
ED Low PRICES.
Our assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
Ia now larger than We have ever offered before. A
very large stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
PLANTATION GOODS
Our MANTILLA DEPAR lent is now flied
with a complete assortment of NEW STYLES
We are now prepared and are determined to
offer every Indictment to buy hosh At W HOL E.
SALE ard RETAIL. BKEEDFN Il FOX.
ap24-Im,2pJ 2,7 Broad street
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,Sp',tts Laid.-For the past forty eight hours
The living OF rocks" AT Mrs. Franklin's house,
Oh Du,al street. has been suspended, and order
restored. The old lady, having no fears OF "de-
parted spirits,' vowed that she would not
i-a'e her domicile; and the police remaining
about the premises both day and night, i,roba-
ely induced the 'colludefs'' TO abandon their
spor', which was very cruel 10 the supers III
tIous, as Well AS unkind to the lady sufferer
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NJ $ ON d s apply.
SAM,I III pn IGE L. ca

IA VI L NJ. PKICE e CU,
Are opening the novelties of recent importation.
embracing rich SILKS, at greatly reduced prices !;
BEhEGE ANGLAIS. FOGLARDS and Pop
LiNS. In very great VARIETY.
Elegant costumes IN MANTLES and SHAWLS !;
The last novelties IN LACE MANrLES;
SILK MANTL Els; Cloth. Berese and Pop!in DUST
Frs. all entirely new;
A complete assortment of LACE GOODS. EN-
kOlDERlES, FANS, & Low + S, PARA
SOILS, &C., &c. ap A--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

Mammoth Psreh.--A party Of gentlemen.
while on piscatory excursion in some of the
ponds in Henrico county, yesterday, had rare
sport with the fnny tribe One Of them cap.
tured silver perch that weighed 80 ounces.
and measured - inches in length aud seven
inches around,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

n'at baeA.-Sarah Loving. an inmate of the
penthouse, and IL woman of very Incorporate
Hablis, appeared before the Mayor yesterday
ioi being drunk in the street. She was sent
"'eh 10 Mr.. Pearce, who will no doubt en-
futile
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
MECHANICS HALL.
DOUBLE MINSTREL TROUPE
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EACH NIGHT.
POSITIVELY FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRI
DAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
April u, Is, 20. u and q.
SIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS!

SHOREY, earle, DUPREZ AND GREEN'S
far famed and wor i'd renowned only original Now
Orleans and NJ etropnlitan BuresQle
OPERA TROUPE AND BRASS BAND!
Great combination of talent and originality. The
largest and best Band ever originated IN their
chaste laug hter provoking and irresistible
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT rs,
Introducing the greatest variety of new Songs,
Ballads. Duets Quurtettes, Overtures. Buriesque
Opera Pieces, Fancy Dances, Queer and Funny
Say lnss ever offered to the public.
MUSIC ON THE SQUARE
The BRASS BAND connected with this Troupe
will play on the Capitol Square every pleasant af
ternoon during the week, commencing TUESDAY
evening at O'Clock.
GRAND FREE BALCONY CONCERT in front
of the Hall each evening, by the Brass Band
~ Doors open at o clock, commencing at 8.
HTICKETS2 Is cents; Reserved seats 80 cents;
COlOred People 70 GENTS.
CHARLES H. DUPREZ,
ap Ats Manager anc Business Agent.
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nA. White Sulphur Water
EnDN THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

nA White Sulphur Water
EnOM
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
t;reenbrIer Co, Va.
BOTTL + AT THE SPRINGS.
The Company have made great improvements in
bOttllng, and the transported water is now per-
feet as when taken from It's source. ADDRESS all
orders to PURCELL. LADD Il CO.
General Agents for the U. States,
ap24-6m Richmond, Va.
NJ Double Refined Steam CaMIips.-My
Factory Is now complete, and by far the largest
tabllsiment of the kind South of Philadelphia
WHICH enables me to offer to the trade Of
VIRGINIA..
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENN ESSEE,
Az also the city grocers, article OF city made,
Steam Refined Crushed Sugar Candy, warranted
to stand In any climate, much below the Northern
price for an article of like Standard.
My stock oi Confectionery, Fruits, and Cigars
is unsurpassed as to quality or prices. After look
ing around. give NE cali, aud then determine
who has the best goods, AT the lowest prices.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,5 Story Building,
NH 29-lmf No. 81 Main st.
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~ More New Goods.

n. More New Goods.
keceivsd this day
Beautiful seven hOunced Berego Anglais ROBES;
Splendid OkGANDlES, just such are
worn In Pans:
Beautiful SILK POPLIN DRESSES with MAN
IL rs to match made to our own ordr;
Berege Ans lais KO BES, seven hounces. SHAWLS
to match;
Argentine Cloth and Piria NANTES, the latest
and only thing;
MEDIUM SUITS for ladies street and travelling
Dresses;
New st,le GLOVES, FANS, PARASOI.S, and
many other novelties;
ap23-lw SAM'L NJ. PRICE l. co.
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h"uss- Breakthg.-At :. late hour last Thurs
.ay night, the boo. ami shoe shop of Mr.. Mill
,e', near The corner of 9Th and Cary streets,
1e ioieibiy entered, and four or five pairs OF
p'o'a and shoes stolen therefrom. The police
"ei- III search OF the robbers yesterday, with
''ihe nope of discovering them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

Garages Decentralization. Franck and Thos
Bland, indicted in The Circuit Court for re-
ceising stolen coffee, knowing the same TO
b. stolen, were yesterday discharged from
further prosecution, thr Attorney for the
Commonwealth having. by tlae advice of the
Court, entered se!.e prosequ in both cases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

Pvnished-Joseph Hill. slave to A. Trabue,
was convicted before the Mayor of assAulting
and beating Robert Barefoot, a small white
boy and ordered TO receive twenty i've stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

-dah'hsAier Trustees The following gentle
~ an said 10 be ia favor vi 4 tree bridge.
NJ been elected Trustees for the town OF
Saaechester, for the next twelve months: Dr.
NJ Ssuei a. Patterson, Thomas Walden. &. e..
Gshae. Claiborne Burnett, J. Hobbs, VIM. II.
"afnett and r. w. BEDFORD.
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Os"drfy.-A tree negro boy, named Ed
"nu tray. charged with having no papers
' r"u neing disorderiy in the street, was before
t s1e mayor yesterday. His father, a slave, had
~ register aud produced ii. He was ordered
:, noggng Tor bad conduct and then dis
charge!
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FTghtiny-William H. Landlord. for as.
saulting and beating John l.. Van Buren,, vas
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday and
held to bail for his good behavior
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4 Pool Room is to be opened on Wall street
next Monday night, where race pools will be
sold during the progress of the spring races
near this city.
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The City Spring Lot is said to be in bad con.
dition, and needs the immediate attention of
the proper authorities. The chain gang might
be probably employed for few days In put
ting IL in order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

ana Eaaje",ned Meeting Of the James River
ps,y'. na"ha Company was held at the COM
III. h. ,.hiee on Thursday night last, when
VIVA i,"s ior the government Of the Kama
thiris., AS reported BY the committee OF
eh, Wax read aud adopted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

The Court Of App,nls made no decisions yes
:erday. The 18th street obstruction case was
submitted at the last term. and will probably
be decided in the course of 4 few days.
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The Stare Hospital, on Goth and Main streets
is admirably arranged for the comfort of pa
TENTS, and promises TO be we'll patronized
The attending ply sicians are always on hand
to receive patients.
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Ce1riesios Of Aeltss.--The trial Of John H.
Melton. for AIoniously sAooiing r. Oliver
Sims, clerk Mt tho Exchange Hotel on the 20tl,
Of September last, and which has occupied
brought to close yesterday, the jury Andine
him guilty, and ascer raining his punishment
at three years confinement In the penitenttary.
Messrs. johnson and Crump, coun sol for the
which Judge Meredith will probably decide
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The pfn,,. n.saHH--A slave named DandridEe,
a Arfoss Ivy o. WIN. +. Adcock. was convict
:, violent a ~. Mayor Yesterday, Of committing
ssd ssaiehesd " the lash.
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THE JUDGESHIPS

To TIE VOTERS OF THE
go SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-Having
been applied To by many friends in thIs circuit to
announce m. self a CANDIDATE FOR THE
JUDO ESHiP made vacant by the death of Judse
john Is. CLoPToN. aud replied to them by saving
what i would do adopt this mode Of informing
them and the other voters OF sand circuit. if it be
their pleasure to elect me. will accept the Office,
and discharge its duties to the best of my ability.
JNO. Nj GREGORY.
Richmond. April 9th. 1850 ap IS dtde
TO THE VOTERS OF TfIECiTY
UNa OF RIcHMOED.-You will. on the 18th
Of June. be called upon TO elect J i DIG + OF THE
HUSTINGS COURT. We know of no gentleman
better qua lihed To fill the Office than A. JUDSON
CRANE r. Esq. or who would discharge the duties
of the office with satisfaction To the people
Of Richmond. We therefore hope that Mr.. CRANE
will allow his name To he used az a candidate, and
We pledge him the support of a host Of friends.
ap27-2t' MANY VOTERS.
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Inspector The Committee on Light have
held meeting and reelected Mr.. John III.
knowles to the Office of Inspector OF Metres
of the City Gas Works.
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donsss Matthew's, two iniemperats and abau-
kssnr 'te women, were hetd to bail by the
disordss,.. Fraay, on conviction OF keeping
iay tss and iii-govsrned house, and an noy.
"e'xhhofhood in which they lived.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

TIE Clay s,atns, on the Capitol Square. has
been cased up to prevent injury before the
pavilion is completed, which will probably
be several weeks.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

AGreat BaIg Ina.
WHITE BkfLLIANT1. 80. per yard;
ssH aHTkk 4 un Wopk, I:ssc psr ounce;
CHERRY ILLUSION, for covering pictures, Go.
Per yard;
HOOP SKIhTE, at greatly reduced prices;
UNDERGRADUATES, for men and hOys;
UNUERNHIRTS, Tor ladies and g,Ils;
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS: .yerv cheap;
LINEN and JEANS DRAWERS; AT
ap 8-4t COUkfNEY'S, 203 Broad ct
~ Large Stock Of BOsiery.-We would
call special attention to our stock of HOSE and
HALF HOSE f., Tor LADIES'. girls. men aud DO, f. OF
every sty 10 and Size. COURTNEY,
aD 26--4t Al3 Broad st.