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THE TRAITOR OF SOLYERINO.-The Augs.
burg AllGemeine Zeitung states that since the
suicide " the Austrian General Eynatten-
committed in conseq usnce Of the disco very of
great frauds perpetrated by hint has been
ascertained beyond doubt that it was through
his agency The French and Sardinian armies
the Ausirians At Sollerin0. 1t will be remem.
bered that the Austrians expected to take the
alliss by SURPRISE and were not little sur.
prised themselves At the defeat which they
sustained.
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BRIGADE INsPECTOR.-0en. Asa Rogers has
appointed A. NJ. r. Rust, Of Loudoun, Brixa.
der Inspector Of the SIXTH Brigade Virginia
Militia, in the place Of Col. N. Berkeley, who
has resigned Col. Rust Is q graduate Of West
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FIRE IN rHR MouKTAiM.--A hre broke on,
in the mou ntaiM near this place, on Wednss
day last, aud has been raging freely evei
since. A great dsal OF damage TO persons own.
Ing land along the base ana IN the rayines oi
ths mountsin. has resulted from the fire, u
thousnads Of panels Of fencs have, we under.
stand. been burned ap.. Mr. u. W. Kent and
EDhrsim 6jmmerman have, We believe, besu
~ DrancipA suasssrs. A good sh0werof raiu
6 needed 70 sxtlnsuish ths namss-wysAssiIis
(Ya.) 1slsgrsfA.
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
~ THEVOTERs sOFCHESTER

- FIE!. D COUNTY.-The office of COM
N8EALTiiS ATTORNEY for the County OF
tasFitid being within the range of my protes :
"a 'Mflo, me mt, wou Id be for that reason, and
foie aceede 10 the requests of q number of
sh 'setntly expressed, and declare my self a
a.sAlle ior the suffrages of the people, at the
..,l .'@l to he held ON the fourth Thursday in May
'a'1AwAch time the office is to be filed for the
''ls & term of four years.
iIl-!de &C NLcRAE
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BARN BUnNr.-The barn of Preston T.
Bnrkholder, in Rockingham county, Va, was
week, together with its contents Of hay, grain.
&c MIR. Il. IS dwelling house was saved with
great ulty. the furniture being reno we'd in
anticipation Of its burning Loss, between
3 ,2OU aud $l.5UO.
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O5sssefiAs tAs Sidsscaik.-TAomas Foster
was before the Mayor yesterday, aud ordered
10 b scuudiy lu9sed, Tor obsfrncltng tAo side.
walk, and cFossing Main street. lost 4hossday.
aud refusing ~ give tha way wiu4n osdored q
% 30 hy ol1esr Gsal. The law Atgects nerraaa
" give tbs walkways 70 white pesssns st an
~ ,lsnsslvsa uahje - ~ lasA, aad ouiA1 t.,
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A CONFESSION OF MURDER-TAs Secret Kept
for Fifteen Years.-The Boston Journal of the
10th instant states that man named Weed.
recently returned from California to Sand
wich. New Hampshire confessed, upon his
murderers of a Mr.. Parker, of Manchester. in
ls45. The letter announcing his confession
does not enter more fully into particulars
Nr. Parker, the murdered man. was, at the
time of his death, tax cOllecto for Manchee-
ter, and was called out Of his house one night
on the pretence that he was wanted at q
house, the road to which lay through tract
Of woods. On the way thther he WAS mur-
dered, and his dead body found in the woods
the next day. The murder created a great ex.
citement at the time, and two men (brothers, }
were subsequently tried twice on the charge
of being the murderers, but escaped convic-
ton.
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EXTINCTION OF THE RoPxMAK1Ne Rrsr.
NKss.-The Nantucket (Mass.) Mirror saws
that thirty years ago there were eight rope
walks in opera ton in that place. giving en-
pioy yment TO between two and three hundred
men, Now only part Of one Of these is
standing. in which two pei sons, one IS and the
other 50 years OF age, are employed in making
fishing lines.
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sT.OFSIcE BROKRAaSL-The Philadel.
phia Ledger says:
u, About four years ago, the Pennsylvania
asank, ., oeslrous Of getting a more central 10.
cauon, agreed to sell its old bank building. in
second street, for S25OOOO, to the United
states Government for Post.Onice. Eyerv.
Tooy was surprised. II no. at the price, that
lne government should locate so Important
an once at the extreme Eastern end Of the
cry when lei. all the improvements Of the day
.. a"u a.! tne business was travelling away from
,',oSes ~ %es1wars. ware The Pennsylvania Bank ex-
PIooed Just as IL was about to 90 into its new
bSaiGing on Chestnut street, and on over
nnauIng ng us affairs. it is discovered that the
postmaster OF this city, for his services in
geat'ng ee Congress to pay over the money for
n Due purchase OF the bank building. The
BANK assignees brought suit against Post
nIAster Miller to recover this money. and.
after full and impartial triai, a Jury
n4s M Drought IN verdict in favor Of the claim
OF NOSE who have the management of the af-
fairs of the defunct bank.
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Yess9 Gusv1 Ckt6raeiee<-Tboa eogpo, astes
naschias IN psossestee - ~ Osvlaei Sasars.
on Thursday last. obtained pefmieaio9 70 n
n,,sG rs G% s..I sas s sss tss sS:s1ss, e ~ @
cesdsd 70 AAtsorf's os votkS 0asdsav - esooI
bsAts their tsatA aantveesaSy. On o4rlVi1G
as the GARDEN. nv mtnates weIo allowed 4Qx
se:t ana refreahfng. when the roll Of tA& dfdm
called the corps 70 the target ground - COL.
te0o 1Or tne first and secood Usda1aE sOno
nre being allowed each member with his lain,
ne mnsket the target was then examiaed, and
had .s ~oa ss ss ana ass Hs1.
the second medal. On hshaif Of The corps, CapS
Maule, Of the Blues, presented the llrss nsdal
ana honorary member Rady. Of the Young
sddres:es ns ossn =. .h ssos.ssa masias
The target practice hsing ut N end, the eose
summoned the corps and their guests 70 Tho
festive board; and as all had had their appe.
tite. sharpsned BY the march. NO second invi-
OF an excellent dinner, elegantly served BY
mine host HattOTf who hac prepared . rspast
worthy OF the occasion. Satisfying the inner
viands, the dishes were removed, and the 81.
Ole scene enltvened By tOasts and responses
from Mr.. Hilliard, Of the New York eth Reai.
ment; Lieut.. X. Mills, OF the Southern Guard;
Rady, Major Fry, q Quartsrmaster Vannsrson.
Lieut.. Austin, Sergeant England, Sergeant
Young Guard. IS 10
At late hour in the afternoon the drum
sounded to arms, the corps promptly re-
assent bled, and at the word Of command took
up the line of march for the city. Arriving
at the Capitol Square, the company and their
guests were paraded around the Statue OF
Henry Clay, just inaugurated, thus paying Q
just tribute to the memory Of that great states.
man. After brief pause, the command was
gwen to present arms. the guests doned their
mats and remained uncovered, while the usual
salute was rolled on the drum. The company
then repaired to their Armory and were dis
missed, each member being delighted with the
ceremonies of the day. -
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Grand Lodge.-The Il rand Lodge of /. @. Q. F.
OF Virgins, commenced its session in this city
on "wednesday last, and concluded its labors
between the hours of II and I one O'Clock yes
terday morning. A large number of delegates
were In attendance from all parts uf the State,
and the meeting is said to have been very har.
monious. The following officers were elected
Tor the ensuing year:
+. g; ALBURTIs, NJ. w. Grand Master. No. 100
Martinsburg, Va.
THos. G. STEELE, H. w. d. Grand Master. No.
Ga, Fairmont, Va
II. G. DAVIDSON, X. w. Grand Warden, No.
So, Lexington, Va. :.
WM: RlDDlCK, r. w. Grand Secretary. No.
12, Richmond, Va
JOHN w. PERCUSSION. r. w. Grand Treasurer,
No. II, Richmond, Va.
Kew A. Il. BERNARD r. w. Grand Chaplain.
No. 1US, Suffolk, Va. '
A. l.. HILL, w. Grand Conductor. No, 10. Nor.
folk, Va.
THos. w. DAVIS, w. Grand Marshal, No. IL.
Charlestown, Va
A. GRANT, W. Grand Guardian, No. 4, Rich.
rnos. FOSTER. W. Grand Herald, No. !, Rich.
mond, Va.
TIE following representatives to the r. W.
drand Lodge OF the United States, were ap-
pointed BY the meeting: Edward II. Fitxhngh.
NO So. Wheeling. Va; Jacob H. Robinson, No.
II. Lynchburg. Va.
The next session of the Grand I1odgs will
Be held in the city Of Wheeling, Va, April,
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DEAD.-Peter A. Delmonico, one Of the old
est and most respected Of shs forssga resi.
dents Of New York, died Tuesday. He " ~
the brother OF Delmonico, the founder OF the
famous rsstauraut, and for time was asso-
ciated with him In the business.
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APPOINTMENTS sOoNHi1N BD.-Tho Senate
have confirmed the following postnaaa tevs =
Henry Haueickle Shreveport. La; T. h.
Parkersburx Va. ~
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Trial # kiessvs--The Hustines Court have
named Next Monday ~ the tims for commenc-
Ing The trials Of the Screamsrs viIlo Sicters and
II - u b hoped thai no farther delays will b
allowed. II the Common wealth q not yet
ready 70 proceed, let the indictments - stSiek.
en- from the docket. II the detcndants aye not
prepared for trial yet, they probably will
never b..
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HANOVER COUNTY,

kT PETER w. WGNGFIELD 10 .
~ ~, candidate for COMISSiONER OF THE
ntAuE for the upper district Of Hanover
lssion fourth Thursday in May. tmh 36-tds'
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No al hereby announce myself q can
-. h, reelection 10 the Office Of CONSTA-
b. The above district, and respectfully eolicit
~ ge.es IN May next.
:, = tide OEO. w. IHOMAS.
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DRoP0ssp STaIxs op 1Hs HOnns0uuaubx-
Soas shiysy Of the horse shoeTs 0f BOsaon snsV
Op the lUt1a inst, to1 lhe pnrp2ee - eua sjtler.
Ing M proprisiy oEstrikinx for toa Aoas
eegulAtt0n 0f tha1r lahOr. y 81 az
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SEVERE SToRN.-On Monday last a severe
storm Of wind. rain and hail, accompanied by
thunder and lightning, passed over Frederick
county, Va, uprooting trees, prostrating fences.
and damaging the crop. At Winchester the
chimney OF the Farmers Bank was struck by
lightning, and many persons in;the neghbor-
hood seriously stunned. After the storm a
slave woman belonging to Henry Kinsel, of
Winchester, was drowned in attempting to
ford a stream in buggy.
In Westmoreland, Va, many large barns,
stables. out-houses, and fences. were blown
down. and numbers Of trees uprooted! At
White Point Fishing landing, u seine boat,
containing four men, was upset, and two
in Mattox Greek was upset, and the captain
drowned. He was in the cabin at the time.
but could not get out in time to save himself.
The schooner Industry, Captain Wilkerson,
from White Point with 1850 herring, was
capsized on Gum Bar. The crew escaped
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GOING TO NEBRAsKA.-The Buffalo IN Y,
Express says, that some six hundred of the
German citizens of that city are interested in
hourlshing settlement, to which the name of
"Arago" has been given, on the Missouri river.
in the southern part OF Nebraska Territory
A sort of league or association, it seems. was
formed, and about four thousand acres of land
purchased for a settlement. In the town of
Arago. which has been laid out on the river.
there are now about two hundred inha bi tai Is.
and 1t promises . become u thriving place.
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Hfk isfk : scuNsT RPS, tp Pos .RhANc;MANGA. PIX ick
ssred from Frsiss Il The bsss sSalisy. - hlshh
The attentioa Of Coniestionsrs. Hotel Keepers
sa.ed Extrscts. TSsy have "a tSs itssSssss -
1avor Of the delicate fFsits lfo0 Which tkSy 40
ga e a:d e: 5; As frrn
1 AWisSfJN and ". t.WAnfkd. ssd & ssss;)
By tSadoeo gonoSally. fo0cAs
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- The great dPawboek - peVsous enA
grating to the extrsms Soeth and Weassso eoun-
tho most dlrsfal Of alt d,ssasas. kvoSy a. -
bear Of Dersoes attaeked b. this dissaes ssd ma1s
iOrd,ss relisG. In view 81. - ssssS isGsSu -
remedy: DI. Ho.J srIAa ~ lssesale1 s.. ssle.
esassd " Bsteoss." whese eoeetve DoUess 81 all
expesisaes aed dssp sss6y. hsvs sssstss1 ~ =.
e0sn,HTs Of M maes eulsaenk RAN sieiana - vola
e 81 c!sssss from ever psss ol ths eg1aisy 70
those vno douoe their many vlsSa0o, ~ % ~ -
uvels. ssOsS
SSld By arsssists a. dealers ss.srary. sv,u-
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EXPENSIVE COFFIN-The coffin of the late
Mrs. Burd, of Philadelphia, Pa, was embel-
lished with geld to the value Of over eight
hundred dollars. 1t was made OF red cedar.
cushioned and lined with white satin. and
covered with the rarest black broadcloth. 1t
was mounted with three handles at each side.
and one at each end. These handles, with the
plates beneath them, were plated with gold
while the heads Of the screws were made Of
the same material.
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rnrHEYOrERA or FHENRICl

col NTf ~ am q candidate for the Of
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
b., TPPER DISTRICT OF HENRiC0 CO.,
|,sd '"saY next. Should il be your pleasure to
|s'a !. ~, piedxe n, sell to discharge the duties
ri ssAce faithfully. Respectfully.
1 ifs 90 70. GEO. W. CARTER.
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CALSSoRNIA Nsws.- The Overland mail
irom San Francisco to the 23d ult.. furui,hes
'ns following additional items Of Calttorn n
news: = -
"a "A movement was ON foot to oreAni.e
UnAon party" In California
is expected that the line Of telexrnph m
.ue butterfieid Overland route, will be ex-
Hssnoea to visalia, aoout $50 miles from San
krHncisco, by the middle Of April.
A. Ane State telegraph line will be completed
xS,.iIe. making two lines complete between San
xIAncisco and Piacerville, both of which CON.
ncct e. with the line to Carson Valley.
Inc claim to the Suscoe ranch, comprisfne
A nundred thousand acres Of land, ON which
"se Tue towns OF Benicia and WALLACE. ha.
0een confirmed BY the United States Circuit
Inc usual accounts have been received from
Ms Me Wasnoe silver mines during the week
me news 10 a. favorable as ever.
!nefe mas been much excitement at Ell Do
"a .aoo curing the past few days, on account of
.ne discovery near Georgetown, Of some yalu
ap.c specimens Of silver ore resembling that
Uotained from the Washoe mines. Whether
aa tne leaa Is extensive or not has not yet been
49,. me ne Senate has passed bill appropriatinr
|.bWO Ior the commencement Of the State
Capitoi at Sacramento.
Also. bill appropriating $24O,GOO to build
q nne OF wagon roads across the Sierra Ne.
vada mountains
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CAs1sssp6es Ooa6sa VVfs srrsssa -
sssssvey sesssee9 ef t(Asipl 3 3 -
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. rHE VOTERS or HENRI

81 co couNTY.-By The advice of my
!, sni, and IN accordance with my own wishes,
,"sres m, self a candidate for ths office Of
epERiFF OF HkNKiCO COUNTY. and solicit
=, saafaxes at the Stale election in MAJ next.
.ss sraTan;es for the faithful performance of
! dates of the Office, refer You to all who know
T. lar The manner ia which those duties have been
I. .fformsd during the past three years that have
\ al a de putty for the present Sheriff.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
usl-d,2,,ny' GEO ID. PLEASANTS.
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Attempt at Smieide-Yesterday afternoon the
residents Of Valley street were very much ex.
cited at the announcement that TEMPLE
SHINAULr, young man, had taken poison to
destroy himself, ahd that he was feared 10 be
in precarious condition. Physicians were
at once sent for. and the young man was given
the usual antidotes and partially relieved Of
his suferings. gentleman who saw him
says that he bit and tore his hands until they
bled profusely, and that he vowed TO destroy
himself IN less than q week, even though his
physicia@ should succeed in saving him. Al
q late hour in the afternoon he was believed
to be out of immediate danger.
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THE BoMBARDMENr OF VERA CRrz.-A let.
ter In the New Orleans Picayune, dated Vera
Cruz, the 23d ult., says:
1tis truly lamentable to see the destruction
OF property. BY it hundreds Of poor persons
are deprived OF their homes Instead Of throw
ing his shells along the lines Of the forts
among the troops, he threw them right into
the heart OF the city. and but for the tempora.
ry moving OF families, there would have been
terrible destruction of life. AS it was. for.
tunately, the losses We're small. They fell,
however. mostly upon the defenceless women
and children and few men. 1t appears that
the losses among the troops in Killed were
seven and thirty wounded, while among the
citizens there We're ten killed and about thir.
ty wounded. The latter were mostly women
and children.
On the other side it is computed that Mira
mon lost over hundred in killed. 1t is said
that some ninety dead bodies have already
been found. He had also some three hundred
wounded. The Diligence Hotel received six
shells. The United States consulate is demol-
ished, flag and flags shot down. Particu-
lar aim was also taken to reach the Saratoga
and Savannah in port, the shells exploding
not fifteen yards from the Savannah. The
National Guard suffered but little in their
lines, and their loss of lives does not exceed
1OO.
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A.. ... DENTIST,
h ~ 'sa st residence Southwest CORNER Main and
|Laaa,Sc' S's door atove Crenshaw's New Hotel,
h. ~ su experience Of ten years In his profes
|t9 yhn es ' cohhdeEt Of giving satisfaction to
u s. ~ sm aa' iavoT him with their DstrOnage.
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IHE BARK MESSENGER BIRD-A Honolula
paper OF February gives the following INTEL
'Igence OF the latest movements of this runa-
way vessel:
lSy advices from Melbourne purnortinp tn
nave come from the American Consul there
we learn that the missing coffee shin Messen
ger Bird has been heard of at the Feiee
Islands, where she put in ostensibly for wa
ter ana provisions, reporting a six days' pas.
sage from New Zealand. The singularity at
tending her requiring supplies after SO short
a passage, attracted attention, which led to
,ne observation Of considerable coffee in her
mold After disposing OF u portion of this
she TOOK her departure for parts unknown.
APPROPRIATE APPOINTMENr-Nrs.N Mary
Chesnut. mother of the Senator from South
Carolina, has been appointed Vice. Regent of
Tue Mount vernon Association of that State
She Is 50 years Of age, and had a personal ac-
quaintance with Gen. Washington. In the
spring OF 1889 Washington visited Trenton.
and was received with the most enthusiastic
demonstrations by the people, especially by
the ladies'. A "triumphal arch" was erected
on the bridge over the Assanpinck Creek, at
the entrance Of which six young girls slrewed
flowers before him and sang q song Of wei.
come. One of those girls is now Mrs Ches.
nut. Aud she who in the dawn OF life sang
the song OF triumphant welcome to "The
Hero" now in its wane joins those who are
endeavoring to pay the noblest of tributes to
that herO'S memory.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

lAES NOTlCE TO THE LADIES' Mrs.
Is,J, yANE A. WILLIAMS. NJ. D., has re-
b. .". % broad, between lst and Foushee streets,
ksue. and is prepared to treat all forms Of
t,saa, pecuiiar to females and children
elf~s l'ai attention given u the practice of Oh
ap6-lm'
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- TO TIE VOTERS OF HENRICO
COUNTY. .-FELLow- CITIZENS II am
s55,,gpUF THE REVENUE for the Upper Dis
p. Il Henrlco county. and respectfully solicit
:, sspori at The election to take place ON the
=. Al Nav next. lf you again elect me. I will
M almost efforts in the faithful discharge, Ot
ssp-im. w. LAWTON.
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The Clay Stafss attracted thousands Of per.
sons to tue Square yesterday 10 see 1t, many
OF whom were 50 anxious to get their hands
upon IL that the Mayor found il necessary 10
station policeman Morris near is to prevent
persons climbing upon the pedestal aud soiline
the marble with their dngers. Mr.. II. ExalL
the architect will hurry 10 completion the va.
rioas parts OF tho pavilion. and in the mean.
statas with palings " preserve ts from Tar.
nish. "a.
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n Elegant 1prinI 0eods. seaF sy
P8Rk1k4 & CO., s.44.
"HotEsALE Asp RETAIL CAsn. DsAIsasa
Are now receiving, and in 8 fsv 1syS MI
nave IN stose, q large And oomplate e1ooG ef IT,
MEsTic Day GOODS. Obs to " vhck tSsS isvss, svH ~ sSe
1tsensa0n Of cash and sbose-timo buyosu. 1h011
.s1 CoCo: afe married at very low Dnoo6, y attsase
NOW OPEN,
Bssscs;9saPI Bsssn;s u.s a1S fsatk k16Fs
REkEGk ssd 6SSxNSiU No Ok K SobES. -
sskkSSkkER5sE kSkkERs5s ''4 skskss zNeLAis
BEfESE xNeLAis. RosALBUs a.a VA
Grey ffSoPPEi4fSSs foPEfSs, a -
And Klsat l1arissy Of Goods fos Streee End
travelling DresSts. The above goods V0so 10T-
chased at tho laree auction sales II New Yo.k the
PSct week, and wihoe sold lower thAn ever zen
FRENCH JACONETS and BRlLLIANTS
EOULARD HlLKS-very cheap. ~
Rich FRENCH LACE MxNfiES.
BkACk SILK and MOURNING NAN
DUsFHERs and SUITS Of DRESS .,d NAM
TLE, made MP % manfA.
Thomp:on's HOOP rs &SK4 \ rrS-th best saaAs.
'''' LINEN sHEETINGs,
rowELrNss, dfNNd5HEApnhsn' dGfNNS5E ApnhsnAsks' NAPKINS.
GLOVES and H4FSskRfNys PFHkfNs e SS SsySsry
NH 2-lm No. al Eagle 0suase.
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...p1pArEs FOR OFFICE.
HENRICO COUNTY.

. odII'slq IS ~ i i HiIHSRic6..SH.r Hr q. .H. =!
~ ~, ~ friends. ! am a candidate for the
~ q sITERiFF. and # elected. viii devots all
rss en- IA energy Ia the discharge of the du-
sS. T:s .se ies 70 "s: ss :s':':ss. SO s sss
| ssre ~" hs4,s The oath Of oR.ce.
ssee '''' Respectfully,
.N-ide'
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Infdnfieide.-We have already noticed the
fact that the dead Uody of newborn babe
last Thursday morning, and that its mother
Mary Farrell, would be taken into custody to
answer for the death OF the babe. Since then
the unfortunate woman has been arrested and
committed to Jail to answer for the offence on
the 2Uth inst. She states that the child died
soon after its birth for want of atten ton that
she kept its remains in her room until it be.
came so offensive as to attract the attenf ton OF
Others in the house; and that she then put il
into the culvert as the most certain means of
getting rid OF it, and of hiding her shame
Mrs. Farrell is a widow, aud came from Ash.
land TO this city about three months ago. She
is about thirty five years Of age, aud Is now in
such feeble health rs to need medical attend.
aNce,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-14

l.. BlHes.-This gallant corps, ms noted for
its hospitality as for the tenacity with which
its members stand by their name aud their
uniform, gave u COLLATION. to the visiting In.
tantry, on Thursday last, and entertained
them in the most soldierly manner After the
procession reached the Capitol Square, the
Washington National Rifles, LynchbuIg Home
Guard, and the Farmville Guards, were in.
viied to the Blues armory, near by, and "rs-
freshed" in q becoming manner. OF course
toasts were drunk and spesches made, but we
have NO room to notice them. The 'Bluss''
never fail to show their hospitality to visit
ing soldiers, and but few companies know 20
well how to entertain their guests.