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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

AFrRArs:-1n Lewis county, Va, an uncle
NAMED Henline was stabbed and dangerously
wounded by nephew Of the same name The
quarrel originated in family feud In Fred.
eeIIcksonrg, Va, Thursday night, Elijah Bow.
Ing, while drunk, was seriously wounded by
Ihomas Lewis, Sr., who fired two barrels of =
gun al nIm. An old quarrel led to the act
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10
u Lyons Magnetic

IN tCT WIDER
t1lerm Mates BED BUGS. ROAChES, TICKS,
ANTS, GARDEN INSECTS. &c il tsntaiss ne
!DtsrH.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are oe'tt.n death TO RATS and NICE Sold ev.
ti' "hsir- np 10 -d6ew3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

Il. Witten, while exploring q cave ON his
place, near the head Of Clinch, discovered the
remains ofa human skeleton, and by them the
skeleton of a horse and portions Of a bridIs.-
Many years ago, pediar who was vend-
Ing ms wares on horseback In the neighbor-
hood, suddenly disappeared, and was never
more heard OF. There We're strong suspicious
that he was disposed of by foul means, but no
discovery or investigation threw any light on
the subject No doubt these strangely asso.
clated relics. in SO strange a place. point to
the real result that pedlar and horse came to
their death by Simultaneous and improper
means.-1hzsrsN co. lYa.) Adroeats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

~ Nothers!-IbS atteut,on OF ,m.lrrr.
l{ aa1l'ra 10 Dr.. EATON'S INPANTILE COR
psin,s, whlch IS highly recommended for all oom-
!" Ie, attending Teethins, such as Dsssntsry.
asfas oop W FOOD This medicine, heing. a. ITS
alsc"vaa.u aaussests. ioop FooD" and a scientific
seG ~ altering from all patent medicines, 10
ifom W',h, tue attention of all who suite ring
b, ny WI. or deficiency of hleod IT'S prepared
tlocn,'or BRONSON. author Of several works on
iesonn,n,f ft' soOgy, Science, Il O., and is highly
sho hswohued by numerous certificates OF those
Cnrs"e,a rl,e asaied theInselves Of its virtues.
l.a's ln, ior both = Lawrsnce Ainss.; SemtiHsl.
"a sseb sne b, FISHER Il WINSTON, Richmond,
u y Druggists generally. my I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

Collisions on the streets are Of hourly occur.
renee with vehicles, because of the fact that
drivers will not see the impor IA nee Of keepinr
to the right. Yesterday . wagon ran aeainst
tore OF wheel. The buggy was ON the wronS
side Of the street. S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

,MURDERER HUG AND BURxED-The Nat
chez Gazette states that ON Friday ths 1Ath !.
negro named Jack, employed on u steamer,
while at or near Monroe, La, severely cut q
white man, butcher, who had accused him
OF stealing lot OF hides. The negro was caught
and lodged In Jail. On the Tuesday Following
while the jailor was in the act of handing him
ms breakfast, the negro, with piece OF iron
which he had concealed about his person. beat
tee Jailor unti! he was dead, and thep made
about half mile from Monroe, by a number
Of citizens. who hung him to the nearest tree
And afterwards burnt his body The bow be,
longed to widow lady of New Orleana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

zhs Co1ty Court Of Henyico has decided tn
commence the trial Of DIR. Geo. Gavin xeI In ;.
dicted for an assault on Mrs Mary BoswsIi
to-day.
They tried II. Thomson, and five other. in.
dicted Tor riot at Schad's garden, IN August
last, and the jury found verdict OF NOT rmiiix
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

Dock Street Is now being paved with some
dispatch, and promises to be ready for public
use In the course ofa few weeks. Mr., Rex. the
contractor, Is anxious to complete tho work
out Is determined to do it in good style or not
at all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

Daa Ries's Great Shor-said to he the woud..
OF the worlds to entertain and astoui.h ON r
citizens Tomorrow afternoon 1t exhihits A.
the Old Church. In Hanover. to-day, and viii
course everybody will see the trained animals
when they arrive
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

Steam Up.-John Bailey, ON returning from
the races several days since, with his hide fuii
OF whiskey and his person exposed. rode
tnrooEh the streets at full speed, to the dancer
xesterday he was fined by the Mayor and
held to bail e~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

New Market Raees.-The race near Peters.
burg to-day IL for the Propriet0r's Purse Of
$500, two mile heats for which several of the
last nags now at the course are expected to
start Our city readers who wish to witness
the sport and enjoy q day in the country. can
40 30 at small cost by taking the Petersburg
cars At O'Clock this morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

NAvAL.-The U. 8. gunboat Dacotah. from
Norfolk, on a trial trip was spoken. on the sth
INST, Is miles south OF Sandy Hook, by q pilot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

CRUEL FRIENDs.-In ST. Louis a tew dave
SINCE, Mr.. Shaw took friend named Forbes
TO see his wife and baby. Mrs. Shaw was
quite fascinating, and Forbes, contrary to the
commandment, coveted her exceedingly. He
going to his house a few days after. found il
minus Vile. furniture and baby. Forbes had
taken them TO other quarters where he lived
IN clover tor q few days and then ran away.
"heTeupon Shaw joytully reclaimed his own.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

ss n This great Ams,,..n Hnn r.sS! ca.t.iD
s.s,,a.ns nsoafial saial or Baisamic properties, excels
s fe..o1s,s nsae,ofcrs offered the public. in ts Gu
& &,.e niet tioai ni,c and rsnoystiny powers; and
s'loundsa sy viii cure the above diseases, and
s sshs Of the Insn fse they hsvs ocular ssmonstrs
sssswn OF ths aus. ss put the proprietor. who has
ss'orsd 70 Sa:e q twenty year, standing TO be
.assp,ion arS W y fsstossA, vitAOat single
q, sd the the remedy viii not care. pro-
ssA part OF ,ho are carried out WITH Drudsnes
o. h DOZEN hoi,i!Sss !Ss.sns; And any Oae D9!ehasins
Ss q iailaIs tas,sAnsses . psTfeot care; sad II
xs.ef eharss. " .'n A Iasn,sh sAditioasl nsdisin9,
,ss,.., aGd . csgs f'sts ths caTs, thrnsgk hil
..eeid 5, - = tlle sle Dstisnt. ~'e0ss 'ssss
ss.:s'. s|ss'. taa !. < 1EssIn ~ pyPyY, No. q prsel
q sss: !s' d. ..ss 4 R.:s.osssi. ssss i.'''s' Ding
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

A SLAVE ABOARD A SCAoOaER-The schr.
Julia Anne, which sailed from Charleston. s
e., on Sunday for Philadelphia, returned the
aboard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

| HAPPY CoUPLE-Rev d. Worth, the North
Carolina 'martyr," and the notorious Heiner
addressed meeting at the Assembly Rooms
IN New York. Monday evening. Mr.. Sperry.
OF North Carolina. replied to the former. after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

FOR RE-ELKCTIoN-JudpeP Parker so ,v.u
known as the Virginia Judge who sat in the
John Brown trials, is a candidate for re.elec-
tion. He has no opposition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

BOY OVER NIAGARA FALLS-A son of tbs
and was carried over Niagara Falls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10
81 1850. -.sprins ana summer .-.is60. Va

.s SSrtgr NEW STOCK
JOHN l.. SMITHER
No. Y Main street
DRY Do0DS-Foreiyn and Domestic
lies DRESS GOODS.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
SILK and Marseilies FESTiN6S.
J he SUBSCRIBER has just received
NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
,-ush IN person at AUCTION. in New York
It's stock eolnpriTes IN part:
s,enGld SILKS:
Beautiful BEREGEs
and ORGANDIkS.
PRINTS and LAWNS
S7'sudid assortment of
CLOTHS,
CASHMERE
0" ever stsde and color, for GENTS " .sAR.
Superior lot of
TWEEDs and LINENS,
SEkEEPlNG GOOnS;
large assortment Of
PLANTATION GOODS,
usua..r kept in a Dry Goods store
The subscriber is determined 10 ofier the public
Ls trends the o.Sf srlected and cheape st lot OF
FANC1 ead STAPLE DRY GOODs,
ds p.as ed IN the city, and Wi sell ha same at
the lowest rates to cash purchasers. Call, bviore
huyltg elsewhere. on
JOHN l.. SMITHfR
g t-d""'S No. q Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

stoneyy 70 China, = g dolivS asosSse r1Ss.
asooly entesesttaf leesusss s6ous 90 iss.~'
y - 1lsee nepstsg CeasVA, Sp-naeals 4fSS
ves aays .et hsara him hksS1 - ~ e0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

feW days ago Q negro tsllew, alSse oaxins
intent1y at the CAineso who u noW ID this
eity With Rev. Nr. OahanisA, exclaimed: 81
@ Whtto tulks u dark - dat out oAyA Won
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Volunteer Cempanies-Crops. &c.


Volunteer Companies-Crops, &c.
LYNCHBURG, Va, Mayo
For some time past the subject OF forming
al artillery company has occupied the atten.
ton OF goodly number Of our citizens, and
last evening meeting was held for the pur.
pose OF organizing said company. A commit ittse
mad been previously appointed, who then re-
ported constitution, which Was adopted, the
company styling itself the "Lynchburg Me.
chanics' Artillery" They already have sixty
names enrolled.
The examination Of Jacob Cohn, before the
Hustinge Court, charged with cutting Harman
with a hnife, resulted Ia his being sent on aud
held to bail to appear before the next session
Of the Circuit Court.
The 'short" crop and the very inferior
quality OF tobacco made in this vicinity last
season, already begins to have its effect ON
teade, and many of the knowing ones are
predicting "hard times" in consequence
thereof. In the market the receipts have in.
creased somewhat during the past eight or ten
days. particularly with the lower grades
which Is selling from 81 $3.50 per hundred
common 81 SS. Good tobacco of all grades
In demand, and sells readily. Ordinary man.
nfactory S. to Sl2; fine $50 TO $50. Wheat
81 40 to Sl47.
We had heavy thunder storm last night.
and the sky is now overcast wi tn dark and
ominsns looking clouds, indicating more
rain O. K
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a. White Su!rhur Wafer
fauN THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
...., - t'reenbrIer Co, Va
bOIfl r AT THE SPRIN
Ihe Company have made great umproyoments IN
1utiiins ard ire transported water is now as per
.ee' ss wAfn taken from Its source Address al
orders - fCRCELL. LADD 4 Co
ueusra! Agents for the L. States
~ -ohl Richmond, Va
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a. Baths. Baths. Baths.

HUI, tUI.D AND SHOWER BATHS,
shn le had taliy, from o'clock A. NJ , until 10 p
n ct the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, Sham
poolps and Bathing Saloon, under the America
tr i've tiose's fnr 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10
ny CowAKoiN &HAMMEwSr.kv
SPECIAL NOTICES
"a Asnc and Fever
DEBILITY OF CHEST

~ Asnr auu tevrE-
DEBILITY OF CHEST
STILL ANOTHER CFRE.
resry dsy We hear Of the wonderful inertia o.
pANpT0N'S TINCTURE.
SALUpA. Middlcsex Co, vs,k
August IL. 1889. (
rs,s,s Morii,ss- + MsHJroy:
,,ent.emsa-Ii is with unaffected pleasure bea,
,e.f mo1y 10 the great merit of your HAMPTON'S u
JiNCTtRE. | WAS taken last Spring with the
ne and fever. and debility of chest and limbs
tred various medicines, but found 10 rehef but
On rem. ADVISED by friend to try your T,nciurs
/ did So, and SIN now enjoying excellent health
t,,,ha taken only one bottle. "aftrrI,is U,efp -
Yaa can use this AS best suits YOU.
Very truly and respectfully yours
+. ADDISON Da!sTow
Cal snd set pamphlets and see cures of Com
gAsuu at siS. Scrn!uis, &c.
asa restcrstlve and gofstor il h As been hi h
g.. recommended.
Hundreds viii testify OF cures on themselves and
!,ends, SITTER ali other cures have failed
FEMALES ANU ChiLnREN-lnsT TING
/. / RE- al! l.. fouEd great medicine for MI thpi,
..rsses.
s,. Csil ana get Pamphlets ard see cure.
soG hs PURCELL, iApD l. CO., e iohInenn A.
y pf COOKE. Frede rlcks mrg: Nv al the Drus
-'s u Petsrsburs: by MORTIMER NOW
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists ana Shop
.ecpeYs everywhere 81 psr h1ttIe; SIX bottles
~ my T-dAcwH
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&C. fOOl ROONd OPEN1 u
&~AA56rIHHE The !. WAHLh Az sfEEET

%TSs :stscsiher .c;i eS1 - S'S.xs::;. %.d. A.
&. e %2In i fad S:
SsS;$ ~; ai =! issi .ssf|:s. :S;;:
HACES; Daring The .eoatnnaaee Of the sSrinS
!. naSsss .s shs ys.!oS: vI h0ld their mssunss
viii b posted as night lo1 the rae . Of the follow
ing Day: STRANGER and citissse ho feel inte.-
ess II raclns. are invlted Z, visit the OOt ROOM
lat!ns 70 thu sport vill b chssrialiy far1ished,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

CaPstssd.-A lad named Rows. came nigh
aay morning. BY the capsiging Of . boat in
Wotcn ne was calling. He was rescued bv
John Wills. who went 10 his relief In 4 small
boal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

1Ae l.. I. B!wts are to have an annivsr.arv
celebration At the Fair Grounds OF the Cen.
trai Agricultural Society, to-day. where .hey
VAL give their honorary members . dinner
A extensive preparations have bsep made Tor
the occasion. we are sure that all who attend
will have good time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

SICKNESS AT A HOUSE OF REFUGE. The
Kochester IN. ~ Democrat learns that there
nave been sixteen cases of diptheria at the
mouse OF refuge, in that city, and there are still
nVe under treatment. Not one Of them but
nave proved fatal. On Friday last boy six
teeh years OF age was attacked with scarlet
iever and died on Monday. Since then an ther
noy, fourteen years Of age, has died, and a
third one is in dying state. Something like
a panic has been created by these sudden
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10
IA Piauelt,s Hittrrs-Thi. C.I.hro,.,

IA Pianetts Bitters.- This Celebrated
Inc has been used successfully for the last twelve
,, ,r'i' IN eases OF Indigestion, Flatuency, Con-
iAey create healthy cotton throug hout the
N.Y. restore the appetite, equalize the circula-
uvL sirU tone and energy to the system, and
aiGeG. " O ~o'' W.
fLANETT'S Differs
Mt iufHi, vegetable, and adapted to all as es and
.if31dni@ns are for sale by FISHER & WIN
'tUN ana Y Grocers and Druggists generally.
pep"l Nc. 2l4 Pc irl street, N. Y.
ie ll-3U, M ia6 MAN st R,snn,"nt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

a. Portsmouth. March 10, IS5..-I cheer
idt recommend "SEMPLE'S BAKING pow
" as The most superior article ever used for
Masng H. lat and sweet Loaf Bresd Biscuits 10
'G tte -huftest posi- bic time JoHX J.Cv
JOHN w. GARLICK.
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor
Iokr ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

Stsal'ag Moaey.-Lewis, slave to NJ. Man.
gum, was convicted before the Mayor yester.
gay OF stealing S2.65 in money FROM Mrs.
susan Norman, and sentenced to the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

~s Deek. lsss veeeat Lot. - feet lr0pt, @
as. - Il izt'sis1ig!issAx e! s Z! g: F..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

DEPARTURE OF NOgMoHs FOR UTAH.-A
| train OF $50 adult Mormons and So children
left Philadelphia on Monday for Utah. With
the exception of about twenty, they were all
residents OF the United States, and members
of the Conference which has it. officers In
Philadelphia. The Ledger says:
This Conference embraces the State of Penn
sylvanla, New Jersey, and part of Connecti.
cut, and connected with it is q saving fund
where the faithful, who have An eye on Utah.
with u view Of making it their abiding place
deposit their savings, until they accumuiate y
suf1cient amount to take them out and pro-
vide Tor their wants until they get into bust.
ness. But few ever go until they have taken
unto themselves help-mate, and never more
than one, they say, leaving the question of a
second or third wife to be decided after their
settlement In the new country, and ascertain
ing their eapabilitie, OF taking care of a plu-
ralty OF these household conyenences Most
OF them acknowledged that ii was hard work
TO take care Of one wife in their present local.
ity, and unless the land Of the Prophets
sho" Id be more abundant in the fat things of
tnls earth, they should be adverse to making
any more knots in Hymen's silken cord
The party that left yesterday were evidently
q hard-Working people, and judging by ap-
pexrancee t1eir lives have not been spent in
the ways OF the rich or prosperous. The
women were evidently more to be sought af-
ter for their power to faithfully labor in
household duties. They seemed to be indiffer-
more with the spirit of those who were fully
carrying out the Scriptural injunction
"Wives, obey your husbands But here and
there could be seen countenance that plainly
Indicated that the separation from friends,
home, and 4 native city, was pain full not only
to them, but TO relatives, who had assem- bled
to bid them a fond adieu. Many tears were
shed, and the parting in some cases was dis
tressing and fearful. even to the spec tators,
who felt no particular interest in the matter.
One mother received a daguerreotype from q
son, who, with his young wife, was about
seeking his fortune in that far dis tant country;
and another gave the agent money to buy lit
tle comforts tor q daughter, whose tears and
sobs told how agoniZing was the parting
The men, as q general thing, did not exhibit
much feeling but acted and looked as if their
condition could not be damaged by a flight to
Utah. One man, from Wilmington, Del was
about leaving, when an officer arrested him.
he having left that city owing an individual
$3.50. The friends were soon notified of the
fact and few minutes before the train left.
the money was collected, and the Wilmington
Mormon allowed to depart in peace. The en-
igrants are under the special charge Of G. J.
Mersor, German. and a resident of this city.
His orders are supreme, and the emigrants are
to obey Them implicitly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

FIRST DAY-TUESDAY- = sweepstake. milo
beats Tor year Olds; entrance SSo0, iorisl, SlOV
Closed with tight subscribers.
Francls NJ Halls ch. Q. by Revenue, dam Fanny
Fr.He: N. Halls oh. I. b, Finsnsisr. dam Betty
Gen; +: J. Grssn'. Miss Tobacco Fly. b, Red Ere,
1id.a. a.;f s ~ 3, Boston J dam Trustee.
John Beleher'. b. o. by 'Whitby, dam Gohsnna.
ROBOT Alst"n's ch. 9. by Highlander, dam Kitty
Fondren Whites b. Q. by Red Eye. dsm Mar
81 SANE DAf.-Ma.ch TO, q oco. half forfeit;
Oyste etmsn and ch. &. out Of Andrswetta. by 0ria
sEcHND DXY-wEDNEsDAY.- brook
nnte, rurse yzsO two mile heats.
to sxs "a M M1;.M:tch race, for S2oo, mie hss,s
Bullion. by Revenue, dam Boston.
BUCK rye. by Hawkins PriaIn, dsm nv Bcstoo
H. THIKD DAY -.THUKSDAY." Props,esor..
fqIse, SS0 two mile heats.
~. rH}Utkrh t.ii DMAY,FRiDAY.-Jocksy Az Club Purse.
FIFTH DAY-sATURDAY-T Two R.ex.-
Flrst race Match between Oysterman and Az
nette Hall ior $1,000; four milo heats.
A.. RNrRIKs:
Oysterman. years old. b. b., BY Revenue, dam by
Annette Hall, ys.r: old, ch. M, b Gri9 re-
6AME DAY.-SweepstakeG, milo keots. Tor s
year olds; Slo0 eptrsnes, $50 foTieif 10 closc ON
the Vth lnstant-tOur or more to mako 4 raoN
aU1-dtl1fhM o. p HARE Prcnr,c,~~
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'olaf.ns the RerenHe Laws.-David Win.
pnelmer, OF Philadelphia, was before the
mayor yesterday to answer the charge of
selling champagne cider and vinegar in this
city without first obtaining a license. The
iast Legislature, in amending the revenue
laws enacted that no article OF merchandise
from another State or foreign country should
oe SOLD In virginia by sample or otherwise. I'M.
iess the seller hrst obtain license for which he
I req qulred to pay 500. The object of the
legislature seemed to be to prevent non.resi.
oents from coming into the State and receiy
ing orders tor goods without paying a license.
70 me detriment OF our licensed merchants
In liking the amount of fines, however. to be
imposed, ~ they left it in the power of juries to
naae ,sa ns punishment nominal; but we sup
pose there are very few men, sitting to do ius
uce 10 the state and the merchants thereof.
VINO Woulo oe likely to render a verdict for a
less amount than the license would cost Tn
the case " the accusedit was clearly proven
that ne had violated the law in three in
stances; and as the witnesses were recognized
to appear before the Grand Jury, and ne was
held TO bail In S2UG to answer, it Is more than
probable that he will have three presentmenrs
made against him.
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TO TOBACCONISTS,

WOOD.
100 ,oe t. 4 inch and K inch Canada WHITE
5000 It: 4 Z Casing PLANK
Eatirely seasoned. and the best grades Of tho
kinu winch Will 6s sold at exceedingly low prices,
and on the most favorable terms.
8. c. ROBINSON,
my 2-1m 9th and Arch ats s nth Of Ham
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1hs Co"r' Of Appeals will conclude its Spring
term on the 24tll inst
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:;$$ ISL; S:$:: !! IA: $;!;

/
| ,..,....s mond Va, will commence
| days
| .TUESDAY-FIRST DAY.-A sveepstaks for
three years old coats and fleys, out OF mares that
had not produced winner mp to the lst of March
last mile heats 500 entrance, So forfeit, closed
With the following cntries:
n. A. Asted names ch. Q. by Highlander. dam Kit
T. Y. Doswsii names ch. O. by Red Eye. dam S.
IL; Balt..sr names Oh h. BY Red Eys. dam BY Bos-
John BeIsher names tMoors'O b. .. BY Red Eye.
Al.S s Diy Sss'iF s. Fin.noi.r dam B..., Steel. b,
wEDNEsDAY-sEcOND DAY.-Prcpris,or,s
-TH y RS DAYGTHiRD DAY.-Jocksy Club
FRIDAY-FOURTH DAY.-A swsepstake for
siSo 2S1sis ito ssS 70 c o. .dssa b. sSs
Club # three or more start. i've or moro nom ma
tions 70 fill the stake. Named and closed on the
ist Ot March. 1850 a. follows:
r. g. aau nAmes-.b BY --.dam BY imported
Thos. J. Green names oh. {. Miss Tobacco Fly, BY
John Becher names b. O. wacamaw, by Red Eye,
dam Ellen Evans.
o. E Hare names ch. 1. BY Boston. Jr.. dam BY
Thos. H. Christmas names 0. BY Red Eyo, out of .
Trustee marc, dam Moe Ward
D. Fondron White names b. @. Red Eagle, By
- Ned Eye. dam BY imp. Msrxrave.
n. A. Astsd names ch. o. T. r., by Highlander,
.e os d,isAs s so'yeia JOHN BELcHER. Proprietor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

DARkS L MINER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
30 hhds. HAMS ard BREAST BACON.
70 hhds. HOULDER and SIDE BACON,
Is kegs Goshen BUTTER
~ bbts. No. I LARD
% boxe. English Dairy CHEESE
48 bbls. New Orleans and Cuba MOI ASSEA
IS hhds. Bright New Orleans SUGAR.
y bbls. G and Extra Coffee SUGAR,
NV poxes AdamantiAe and Tallow CANDLES
= bags Rio and LagusyrA COFFEE
N0 bbls Rye WHISKEY: BRANDY, GIN
and WINE. PARKS & MINER
Inn <.-ts 18th ut near Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

ntSAt NORTON,S MORnx TONIC
cures Mde- Boaad Horse Tonic cuses GIands IL
cures Loce Of AIDetits A0sss Tome oaree esSsS
Internsl Disssss o. the Horae. IL Horss fonie
the p!ess!vsr Of many vaiuabSs Hofss ~ Gss.ss Il
Sold ~ ail Druggists in the ulteo SestsS. ~ -
Dassd onss bs LAB. 7. ouvAI. 6rSsSsss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-10

CEA"FoRl-s STUDIO.-A Rome correspor .
dent OF the Providence Journal, speaking of
WISHING the studio of the late Mr. Crawford.
says:
The artist is gone, but his works still stand
IN ,neir places, almost as they were left when
fell the stroke which cut him on in tha 80.
mood OF his genius and his years At this mo-
ment very little is changed. Various works
are In process of finishing, and when that is
uohe the collection will be dispersed ana the
studio pass into other hands,