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TO TINE PUBLlC.-havlng heard it
~ Iumored that am not prepared nor in
the habit Of undo rtaking the minor parts Of INV bu
:ipSss; such z: PAYING, LAYING HEARTS,.
RUNNING CULvERTS, &C., and deeming such
rumors calculated to injure me. and possibly to
prevent my friends from giving me such work to
do, take this method Of Informing the public that
! am not only prepared, but better prepared for
such work now than have ever been since was
n the busnesa I have in my employ ment ftco
competent ssorkeN to attend II that branch OF the
pusnese exclusively All that ask is . call, assur
great or small. shall b executed promptly aud
properly. There il another rumOr to the eject that
building 10 retarded In answer to this beg leave
to that have never failed TO contract for work
is any one nov who dssTes 20 bald. but cannot do
% for want Of material let them call the UNDER
dated; provided. however, that contract 10 lay
the b!icxs when It was said about the Let Of jan
uATy last that thore were No bricks in town, had
on hand 100 00o. Believe not, therefore. in ru-
mors, hut when yop wish TO hare work done. call
upon me. and see If | cannot do it for YOU.
aDs-3w JOHN D. QUARLEG.
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~ MECHANICS Institute.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 9TH.
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS,
CAMPBELL MINETREI.S.
-C AMPBELL MIMSTRELS
POSITIVELY
LAST
ENTIRE CHANGE Of xRoekHMMEE.

d. Pno1os APIS, PEA.L AAssorIrEs. and q!
arfisticelly executed ct RrEs' Steam Gallery,
rs Main street, Richmond, Va, which 10 ono OF
the largest estabnhments Of ts kind in the world,
oil the modern improvements uecessary Tor The
pfoasctioa OF fine Topographic portraits. from
tho smallest up y life sixe, c0l0sed il OIL Dasteli
sqnaFille. OF India ink. ~ the best ertsis IN the
country. One Thousand executed daily: Of prices
ranging from % cents 50 cents, u 70 4l00. Copies
ta1Iu from old DaguerYe0typss and Ambroty pes,
en1ltxed % any desired size, in the new stiles.
and eetisfaction, Guaranteed. The geauine Vig-
noeto Photographs and Pearl Ambroty pes can 30
had at RERs' Gallery ouly. Up W-n
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old aud valuable acquaintance a few days since,
who one ot the att entive and obliglny corps OF
Assistants at the Columbian Hotel, If this city /
was shown a richly mounted golden headed cane.
presented to him BY some Of the members Of the
during their sojourn. there the past winter.
The manner in which the Columbian is kept re-
fleets much credit upon its proprietor, and it owes
much Of its we'll OBSERVER reputation to the cour-
teou. .ad obixing attention of its essistants. Of
which Capt. JOHN E. MASON 10 one. He il spend
good things Of life TO others; and long may he live
TO lean upon his golden headed staff. with the calm
satisfaction that his industry and xeal for the well
fare Of others has been appreciated and rewarded.
~ CITIZEN.
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Ma Southern Sewing Machines.
LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers have formed JOINT stock COM
Dan' for 'ni EEssiTRE2ass 8 GIEIfE!BRxED
TWO THREAD. OCK-STITC1. SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES.
which, from simplicity of construction and adap-
tation to all branches of needle-wc.k, stands un-
rlvalled, and we offer them to the public with full
confidence. believing that fair trial Of the ma
chine will satisfy all Of our ability n furnish this
valuable article in domestic economy, from OUR
OWN FACTORY. that will prove iIS:very respect
equal to the best furnished by NOrt'S:rn manafac-
These machines are manufactures ;snd sold under
legal rights from Elias Howe, IrS Wheeler Il
Wilson's Manufacturing Companf .NjrOver L Ba-
kerr Sewing Machine Company, aus l. NJ. Sinaer
john H. Lester, James s. Kent.
Abram Warwick, p. Horton Reach
Horace l.. Kent, Christian T. I.athrop.
hcS% Con-. davenport Boiling III wWSyHHEf asa,
w. 6. Paine, TX. El!sson,
s. s. s. V WPoS9ldfidse, Fios L.. s. Wss:lford.
'ThOs. W. McCance, John Goo. Gibson.
lanes Dunlop, Keen, Baldwin Il Will
VIM VIM Bsers. ''' Ed a1; Davenport.
J.. H. Montague. @. Gennet.
w. b. Warwick, VIM. A. Walters,
X. r. Howison, g. McGruder's Sons,
w. H. Macfarland, l.. w. GlazebrOOk,
Sam'i Putney. John Purcell,
Geo. J. Sumner, Crenshaw Il Co.,
VIM: Il Haxall, H. +. C; Baskervlll.
T; =. Starke. Corbin Warwick,
William Palmer. Geo. w. Yancey,
John Thompson Brown, Jas. A COwerdin,
Joseph p. Winston, w. B. Peasants,
SAM J. Harrison.
N. B.-Local Agents wanted in all the large
cities and towns in the United States and Canada,
CORINTHIAN HALL. Main street,. Address
NH 2s-ta3pI Richmond. Va.
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This Bank held its annual meeting Of the
stockholders yesterday. The names Of the
Directors for the ensuing year, elected ON the
occasion, will be found In the Local Depart
msnt of the Di.paseh. The Bank determined
to establish branches at Goodson, Washing
ton county. on the Tennessee line, and ut
Liberty, in Bedford county, under acts Of the
late Legislature, and appointed Directors for
those branches. Thus are our commercial
sympathies with the Southwest extended
while our means of comm unication with that
part Of Virginia, are indirect slothful and
wretchedly inenicient Thanks to the Legis-
lature, the remedy II In ouf own hands. We
have but to build the road from Richmond to
Lynchburg, to give as the advantage Of the
most rapid and direct communication with
not only the South west of Virginia, but the
Southwest Of the Union. Nothing but the
most rsprchensible indifference to our true
interests, or the most ignobie apathy, can pre-
veut the building Of that invaluabis artery of
commerce to this city.
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VIRGINIA VESSEL INsPECfIONe.-The num-
Der of vessels inspected for the three months
ending on the 3lst ult., was as follows:
Hampton Roads, 5ss; York river, 127; Rap
pahannock river, 1909; Alexandria, 1Os. Total
026. 354 of these were loaded with oysters
l64 with wood 15s with corn; 100 with coal
40 witRhOur; y with wood 20 with assorted
cargoes Is with merchandise; Is with cotton;
with shingles l with wheat; with CLANS.
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GEN. BICKLEY.-A dispatch to the Charles
ton Mercury from New ORLEANS, the 5th, gives
rather fuller particulars Of the case Of Gen.
Buckley and states that he addressed meeting
of $40 knights of that order there, on the 3D.
inst, vindicating his character from recent i'm
putations. A committee was appointed to in.
Vestigate the charges. and in the meantime the
operations of the X. G.. CPS are suspended
Gen. b. has issued q call for a general convo-
cation of the order at Raleigh, N. c., ON the
eth of NAV,
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NOTlCE.-The minimum amount of
and Central Turnpike Company having been ia
ken, this is to notify Stockholders and all those de-
string to become so. that general meeting will be
held ut the Office Of Messrs. z. McGruder's Sons,
corner Cary and 18th Sts., on SATURDAY after
nson April II, at IL O'Clock. for the purpose Of
sanlzing. ap psf
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0R04&M0 1eO1N020s
- YYsposs ~ 1sA Ws6Sksss
REFRIGERATOR.
The sulncfiber k11 boen a1p0in1o1 By tho ulann-
factureFu, Mossrg. i. 3. Fefsen Z -. Sole AAq9ts,
in Main street. ~ the safe q thett vn!lvslIo4
DIR. KANH kEERIGEkATOKS!
WITH TIE. wAxDRMAnRATEHT vxNTILAfuHD.
All Others besri14 that 11ne are ma xenuinos md
purchasers Will Dyease b. careful 70 examino them
before buyine Also. tho calculated
LARRABEE REFKIGERATQRS,
which have nov been before the public Tor the last
eight years.
+ The shave Rsfrigeraaors ere not exc 9lled in the
country for oil the requisites to b 1Ovna in . good
article, end Persoas in waat viii Dleaso eau and
THO6. a. BULkLEY. 81 gein g..
~ 13-6tif - door shove DispaSch Ones.
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FIRE AT MEMPHIS, TRNN.-Samuel Moseley's
cotton shed and seven houses at Memphis,
Tenn, were destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
The shed contained 500 bales of cotton, and the
loss amounted to $7O,0OO on which there is al
insurance of @6OOOO
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UNION STATE CONvENTIoN.-The Cons:itu-
tiOnal u MON State Convention of Penneylva-
mia will meet in Lancaster ON the 18th inst to
elect delegates to the National Con vention to
be held in Baltimore ON the 9th of May.
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made kis appearance before the Mayor yester.
day. 70 ans war the charge Of being drunk and
disorderly the day before. Being very old
man, be was reprimandsd for his conduct aad
diachAf9od so
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THE POTOMAC FIsHERIRs.-The steam pro-
pellsr Cathcart left Washington yesterday
evening with the proper officers of Maryland,
on a trip to prevent gill-net fishing in the Po-
t0mac. She carried a six-pounder, muskets
and fifteen men.
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using insulting and provoking Language to
Mary A. Brill, appeared before the Mayor yes
terday, 70 answer bat the charge not being
sustained BY the evidence, the warrant was
dismissed.
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Aeqsi,fed.-George f. Lowe, indicted in the
Hastings Court for receiving coffee stolen from
Crenshaw l. Co., was tried yesterday, and &C.
quilted by the jury.
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THE FAIR ON CHURCH HILL at
~ Masonic Hail. will he open each day du-
p. NJ.
TICKETS ONLY TEN CENTS. SUPPER
ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
The Ladies would respectfully solicit their
friends and the public generally, to give them
call and purchase some If their Creams, Jellies,
Fruits, C0nfectioneiies, Fancy Articles. &c.
ap lit
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NEW BOOKS.


T w. RANDOLPH
y. WILL PUBLISH
MONDAY, l6h April, 1850,
THE MOCK AUCTION!
OSSAWATOJfIE SOLD
A MOCK HEROIC POEM;
WITH PLATES ILLUsTRATIvEO OF THE CHARAC-
TIERS AND ACTIONS OF THE wORLD.RE-
NOwNED ORDER OF
PETER E,UNKS!
This work processes to unveil the great order OF
PETER fUNKS, and to accomplish this end the
author has taken advantage OF one of thoir splen-
did victories, and decidedly the most unique per-
Torrance OF modern times
THE SELL OF OSSAWATOMIE!
He has endoavOIed to Indicate the circumstances
under winch occurred the inception Of those re-
markedly humane PRINCIPLES which have given
consequence to the great Treason" Trumpeter
and the cause which has brought s'rth from oh
security the SHINING talents, the SUPP high Ior.li;
from the various cOlOrs Of tho huAasL race. and
developed in the characters of snt Thous ht,
Craven Heart. w indy Bags, Deia ali Delusion,
Sam DO Sphinx. Yelper. White Min Money Cut.
Ba,hosophy Fog, Flaxen. Haired lab, and q long
tram of celebrities. whose names ~ now house.
PRICE, SEVENTY-FiVE CENTS. One VOL,
l3mo., muslin with ten tinted plates.
"A Booksellers and others will send their orders
to J. w. RANDOLPH,
III Main street. Richmond, Va.
1t will be mailed post paid) to all who remit the
Price. ap Nm
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| THvOsciag Ssomes.-Matilda Cook was yes
| terday found guilty OF throwing stones at the
house Of Mary Mcdaniel, and held TO bail to
keep the peace.
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DELEGATES TO CHARLEsToN.-The District
Convention held at Harrisonburg, Va, Tues
day, selected DIR. Moffet, of Harrisonburg
and Mr.. S. NJ Yost, of Staunton, as delegates
to the Charleston Con ventiOn.
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NOT PAEDoNED.-The report that the bro
theirs Bullock and E. A. Gone, convicted of
misdemeanOr in Portsmouth, Va, had been
pardoned by Gov. Letcher, proves to have
been premature.
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GsiHy-COrnelius Liggon and Mat Harris.
the two free pegrOes arrested by officer Seal
ON Monday 0ght, for being in an unlawful as
sembly, where James Plummer. u slave, was
engaged In preaching and probably concocting
mischief, was again before the Mayor yester-
day, and sentenced to receive twenty five
stripes each. The policy Of the laws Of the
State is TO prevent free negroes and slaves
from associatinE together. and If rightly en-.
forced would have that effect.
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IMPORTANT To BEE KEEPERS.
i TIE PHELPS

COMBINATION BEE HIVE
is the mo.s simple perfect saa !'sII
6BrxINPNG sUpE III h6SEY .h.' Sass
becn invented. IL haa taken the premium e,a
every Hive wls rever exhibited II has taken IN
premium over tne Langstroth Hive three Am.
and Pste1sSaSs: Va: ISIS: "''"'
for excellency have never seen an, thing Of tn
kind comparable with It"
Goo $. Palmer, I "a ,of this city. says; ate 90.
not be Improved n,pon-one OF the most com'ss
Chastain Cooke. Esq. formerly Of Po.h..,,
county, s,:ys: 'Your Rive has given perfect '''
John r Childrsy, ESQ. Of Henrico county ~
You. Hive is far superior to any o'A'r'ha A'"
siias ii. Martin, Esq, of wilminston. n e.
ssys: "I saw 1t once that It would Be the Na'ioaI
DANIEL WORKMAN. ESD, Of Amelia COUNTY '. w..
worked TO my entire sstsfaction.''
J. K. Banks, Esa. Of DinwIddie county. ~, Nv
..No amount Of money could purchase niae' could
would also refer 10 the following ssl.tnss.
among the many who are nov USING M r rh,,.
James Ly ons. ESQ. C.Pt. Chsr!ss pimmee.' "a
Luck. ESQ. at the Columbian Hotel b sa.. :
Smith, EaQ.. THE owner al kossuthI John ns.s.
inson, Esa. sheriff Of Henrle"; Fisns,in s' ~.
ierfo. Eau. DO; Joseph Terri E:a H 50 s.:,
Charles Scott. Esq, Lynchbark; W. W. n.sss..
ESQ, King William county bfA,oa oaWrv
T. Cog bill. Chesterfield coanty. snd to ~: H.,
dred others, all over Vysins aad North Ce.s 4
and 10 the members Of the iste session 49,. =
In tho lobby Of the Senate Chamber ie' TIE -
&C co SSrS' RIGHTS. in v,r'n. .:sSs, Ne 2
siSaFs q g. ''f HSEs IN a' .s:y .s
4: :S.ll 70 .S:ses from tho s,:, n ,st sa q
fsssdsaes. in The town cf Msnehess:.. or 81 $50
SNirns Agricultural Warehouse. Maa y M M.
Wars Plough Sto-e. fr~ukIin 1t; ia X, a I'D ID
sts.. opposite the Theatre, and 81 me Ie,aIP0
sp i2-dSt&ev!s' A $. aAgpe.,.-
DEAN IT IN MIND-No mgMssyySScc,.ss.
% DUCED PRlCES-STEAAk ktinS1r 10 70.
the price Of Sugars T ,sss sss osss ~
sSsss .ai 6 s'Ss sss
- kumbussed BY these Who r'stsad 20 - u
than the Ms,ket p.,ee: and ." ~s n, lals
table Csndies.. Alter l0okins Sr.ssS "a 10 .s.1a
ss! and then dsss'mini SSs fI r.
BaNF0~D $ AAr !, sI I.,s Street: =; Rissss.. !.
70 PARTIES Who wish to iay liet. e, ss ~
Ssinmsr, they are Isepsc!is,iy ,a ,sns xHsis ~
Ssiss 70 he FINEST i.resssSsl u kh kniSyF6ae
..,,-n taa,r IS Mas s.1se
n HCklviNe AND ~. fS,A'd hH1s
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's ssrsz1s' ~ = Dr.. =; Sss = o. :; Z,
MINING G9N&1 AEye.-yv M 90, q
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CRICKRT1Rs IN CANADA.-The Quebec Ga.
zette understands that negotiations are going
on with Mr.. Fred. Lillywhite to bring the
Eleven Cricketers to Canada and the United
States early in September next.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL IL.

High Water this day Thursday Ok o'clock.
ARRIVED.
Schr Ben Vandever, Jones, Philadelphia, pig
Schr. Hope, Frank, Baltimore, mdze., w. D.
COlquitt Co.
SAILED.
SchY. VIM. Speare, Jones, Baltimore, mdzs., w
D. COlquitt Co.
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Serious Aceidsxs.-Yesterday afternoon, as
the accOmm OdatiOn train ON the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Railroad was going North,
and when near the Central Agricultural Fair
Grounds, the 'pil0t" struck n likely negro man
belonging 70 Mr.. Wickham, Of Hanover, on
the heSd, fracturing his skull and otherwise
iujuring him 40 seriously that there is little or
NO hope Of his recovery. The negro was lying
upon the track asleep, and probably drunk, as
he had n bottle Of liquor by him. He was car.
ried to the Bellevue Hospital TO receive medi-
cal treatment
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NEW AND POPULAR PUBLICATIONS
IN RECEIvkD AT
WEST r. lOHNSTONsS

Publishing. Bookseilinx and Stationery Establish-
ment, las Main st., Eagle Square.
A VOYAGE DOWN The AMOOR, with Land
Journey through Siberia. and Incidental No.
By Perry McDonouxh Collins. 1l1s.
LIFE OF HON. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. U. 8.
Speeches and Reports. BY . member Of the
nv, WeSterl Bsc with portrait. %.
Mississlppi Valley: By WIN. Henry Milburn,
autho. Of the Rife. Axe and Saddle Bsys,''
s, the ssho,
- Of the Heir Of Rsddclyd e,' 10. 900. 3
The DIVORCE, Tale of Fashionable Life By
RAWLlNGSON'S HERODOTuS. Vol. g. 135O.
N. B-WESr 4 JOHNSTON receive al the
Books soon ~ published. AZ Hit
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Licenses.-The Hastings Court yesterday Is
sued ffty.three licenses to Ordinary keepers.
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gers, from various sections of the country, ar
rived Ia the city yesterday, to witness the in
sugural ceremonies of to-day. The Danville
cars brought down over two hundred, the
Central train brought In q gOodly number,
and the trains and boats are expected to bring
In immense crowds this morning. Among the
distinguished guests are Ex-President Tyler,
Hon. James b. Clay Of Kentucky, and Hon.
Mr.. Brooks Of New York.
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Nr. EvsRxrT. in his speech in New
York, ~ the celebration OF .1Washington Irv.
Jugs Birth Day" remarked particularly on
the national character OF the writings Of Mr.
irving, eyea when their subjects referred to
local scenes and events. He was a. popular
IN the South as he was in the North, and
never pendered to sectional isslousiaa, pre-.
JUDGES, or cisiikes.
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"a NE would call the attention Of all good
house keepers the fact that one Of r. r Stuart
summer and Winter Cooking Stoves 10 now in op-
Grafton at the Stove store Of G. D. YALE Co.,
new Iron Building, Governor street, where ali
those who study economy. comfort ana cOnve-
nience IN the management Of culinary operations
are particularly requested to call and have ex-
planned to them the many advantages arising from
using the same over all other cooking apparatus
now in use. Call and examine the construction of
the stove and get a pamphlet descriptive of its
operations aud capabilities.
As q work Of mechanical genius it 10 we'll worthy
your Inspector. ap ll-9tA
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The Favmrdie Gxards.-This company, COM
manded by Capt: r. A. Booker, is quartered
at the Central Hotel, where many friends
called upon them yesterday to welcome them
70 the city The Guards number forty men,
all told, have two c0lOred drummers and 4
fifer with them, are uniformed like the u. S.
Infantry, and composed Of young, active, busi-
ness men. They are we'll drilled and disci-
plined, aud are just the material to do valuable
service ON the battle Held, or az a county pa
troll. We trust that their trip may prove
pleasant 70 them in every respect.
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AcorlTTAL.-Ths examination Of VIM. H.
Drrkley came cffin King and Queen county,
w., on Friday last, upon the charge Of sh oot-
ing Joseph hroach. The charge was admitted,
and justified upon the plea that Breach had
wiifuily and Maiiciously slandered his daugh-
Ter, u syouag lady still in her teens and at
school. The Court, after hearing the evidence.
without argument from council, discharged
the prisoner. & ss. sA
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Visiting Mitisary-At half-past u O'Clock
yesterday, a detachment of the L. I. Blues,
under command of Lieut.. Scott. and detach.
ment Of Company Il, under the command Of
Capt. Mitchell, turned out In full dress uni
form, preceded by the new Armory Band, and
marched to the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road depot, to receive aud escort to their
quarters the "HOme Guard" Of Lynchburg,
sixty-two strong, Capt. Garland; and the
"Farmville Guards" forty strong, Captain
Booker. Some few minutes before O'Clock
the train arrived, and the soldiers debarking
rs speedily as possible, were received and es-
corted to their hotels, the strangers attracting
= good deal of attention rs they marched up
Main street to the eniiveniDg music that pre-
coded them.
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HASacrificc Of Silks.
STILL MORE SURPRISING
AND OTHER
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS!
Embracing the
IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN,
At unprecedented prices. bringing them within the
reach of all, at figures 50 per cent. beOw the cost
Of impOrtatiOn.
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Fsloay.-Joseph Grimm, indicted by the Grand
Jury for receiving &l45, stolen from Daniel
stoIen wa: pu y
yesterday. aud plead not guilty. Several wit
nesses were examined for the Comm0nwealth,
and the testimony was concluded IT q late
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49, ~ r,,r. - ronches the Sa uaye. and
~ srrtnr cfcrrT. eueets. etc. arc seated on
49, vtes1osH- one OF the hands will pIay an
,.,s,!sriHfe a usic. Rev d. PDTBRKlH. Of st.
xwr.S = nieconall (yhurch win then cfEer mn
: 1890 enftod 10 the occasaon. Wu. II. NAG.
.SrtnMn Esu Will next IL tfotluce Ire ORA IN.
= JorrecN BArnOun. Eso.. whoee a6dreaa ne
NOV viii prove higtly Interesting ana win
be- listened 10 with marked atten ton by every
rerson Within the sound OF IN voice. Al The
cIoee Of tie atdreea. the Statue will BE- mn.
veiled to the ea2e or the multitude. the ha I'd
will diecourse sweet music. and 4 detachment
of the Fnvette ARTILLERY. under the command
81 Cant II a (,aheIl viii fire = salu te Of mir
tsen 1nns In honor Of the occasion-
when The cnremoniex on ma sonar are nj Nm
end. the line Of procession viii ssain form and
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-12

TO C0fke1pOuucMSSU VIVA OthcJSe ~
Owing to tho heavy pressure upon our COLI
umns, we are compelled to omit many things
that were designed for publication this morn.
ing. Especially do we regret that among them
ID the eloquent tribute to the Sage of Ashland,
delivered BY our Delegate. Mr.. ROBsArsoN, in
the House Of Delegates, upon the motion to
set apart place in the Square for the CLAY
STATUE. A copy was obtained too late TO
make room for 1t. II was . happy effort and
it, appearance to-day would have been highly
appropriate.