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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

TRAVEL TO EUROPE-The steamer Arago
sailed from New York on Saturday for South
ampton and Havre, taking out S650, $50 in spe.
Gle, and ISL passengers, among whom are DIR.
Winston. DIR. Bangmin and Capt Caster, of
Richmond, Va. The Vigo also sailed on Sat.
uIday for q ueens town and Liverpool, taking
out 500, III in specie. and POS passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Wife WAipping--JohnW W. Pate was arrested
yesterday by officer Seal, for assanlting and
beating his wife Adelaide. He will have Z
hearing tins morning befDre the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

EASEe.This Gisst %neIleaA Ie@eale eeesala.
ing no MernufiAl or DA,4emie pfOoefet1o, e10olD
every thing hefeeofore o6essd The DUSlie. . hs11
retivs. Eeasofatiys and !sa?yas,Ag .ySvSsH A.
the e"ove fe1sedy will cure the shove 1iso6soos
confounded whom they have osalas eeaqae(er
ton: 81 o re .S. ri tnS w
known Of . case Of tventy yea!.' assaoins - u
restored to perfect health and all other caeeo ~
shorter daration to DO restored, Withoat . singbq
exception aGd therefore challenges any saso oo
GouorrhOea which the remsdy will not eufo. DO
vJed tho directions are cArrled out WITH pSnA00oo
the part Of the patient; and any one pe!chaslne
half dozen bottles, and usins eeeosdnxly .l9 ~
case Of failure, will furnish additional 0ediciop.
free or charge. 70 oom1icte the eese, tasnulA hts
venienco to the patient. -
Sold BY XPPERsON Z DUPuY, No - QsSaA
street. ana =. "A, Maia seseess OSoo-
Omh 16-d0m& rs e+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

N. Csughs,. Cslds, HsaRsenese, ke.-1he
prevalenes Of the above complaints q sn1 eee3ne
new specikcs; and while soms lev mag - geafs
many are useless and sone even dansoIcue. 70
. to consalt your family Dhysieiaa, Or Othegviee
use only such remedies ss long Dablic sxyenenee
e e. 4sYEERS sissiR COL PoTSp caJ sp'' sYfRGP 81 du1
ARABIC. OsisinalIy the fsyorits lressnytios o.
family medicine, snd without sivereissa, -
continued 70 enjoy q, grcvins IeIe1asson for ske
. charm; and in chronic casss, Dsoachstis, 9ee0-
ing Cough. Group. Asthma. Ae.. Il y Nd III
unparalleled success. most FAMILIES viii eo0e11ys
Sold BY Fisher L Winston. Meade Z Daker, y.
B0dekeI, 10 at = csnts Dsl bottle. and il an Oh
CANT and Pisasans lSsepss i9Em ~ sc Ys 49,
list, Baltimore. Md. s.s.-s.s e-3 fal-oDs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01
HANOVER COUNTY.

rs PETER W. WINGFIELD is a
~ candidate for COMISSIONER OF THE
REVENUE for the Npper district OF Hanover
egnty.
Lection fourth Thursday in May. (mh 26-tde"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

The Cirexit Coxrt Of Henrieo, Judge Mere
dith presiding, was in session for short time
yesterday, but transacted no business Of pub
lie importance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

DiseAarged.-James Caudle, arresteA last
Sunday night for heing poixy and wanting to
fight some one, was rsmandcd by the Mayor
yesterday and dischayned. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

The Temperance Delegation, to attend the in.
auguration Of the Minor Statue 1T Williams.
hnrg TO. day, left here last night In the steamer
Schultz They will return Tomorrow morning
by the same steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Free Coseut-S Smiths Old Armory Band
will commence their summer afternoon enteT
tainments ON the Capatuf Square, On Wednes'
day next At O'Clock when . number OF tbesl
best pieces Of music will - performed. Tba
band ha<e mot yet bad stand prepared. bu'
will do 90 as soon ~ possible, after whice
they win give pubitc msRical treats twics
each week. That ladies and children may en-.
Joy these concerts. nnaccernpaDied by gentle.
portion Of the police force to b on the SquSfe
each afternoon. 50 - to eject bad characters
ard ensure good order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

ChnNge cf Ho.y,-The steamer A. H. Schultx,
Capt. Hill, will leave her wharf At Rockets
ON Wednesday morninG, at . o'clock, for Wind
sor Shades. Freights and berths secured that
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

S TO MESSRS. A. J. TERKELL,
NJ NM. c. TALlAFERRO, FENDALL
GRIFFIN, JAMES GILMAN. AND OTHERS
Ii compliance with your request and in accord
ases with my OWN inclination. hereby announce
C0G0UNFY, and respectfully solicit the votes OF
ny fellow citizens in May next, for that office.
letslag self to discharge the duties of the Of
lee faithfully. Respectfully.
isl-n John O.TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

E THE "R,sfArcn" FoxEkr srEA"
Corner q MAN II and 4s;,,s...s Streets, S.s1ao.a.
This EstabllshmeEt, lbsing the mes:-comDlsse
% stsi naa oss :ss sn.s
BOOK ANDJoB PRINTING,
'A"'H1ErSSi Sis5. sSj.szEaRRs SREaRs: Is. BILLS OF La
POSTERS, PRoGRxMsMEs xMsM : HAwDBYLLs
Public Offices, Insurance. Railroad, and TransDOe
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
sna Tas's ssx nss f., Card.
Rs ing % @ ~ !"
~ q rfrsa reduced in proportion to tho increase
"a. PriAt,6x. in var;ou. oolored BRoNzEs and
INKS, execmsed in the highest style Of the art
In this branch Of the business the Droprietcgs can
T,ENTRAL .AsRICULTURA4 e0C!ETY
q 1 y s. v..s..
ward. snsl the next Fair ss'n tie fe'ies'as
Visitors ON foot viii pay...... scents.
s.ass; caanss:s and Basi;iss:: .:.:. =: .'s !.
- :ssS may j. es
ss.t t.ss = sss = =. 6 =:
n's;ss .ssa e rsn.la % 'si76 76ixnocx s.s,...ry.
il GAS. oAe..
We hsys - ha.d tie noss aassiacsat asssss
0aAsDhl'fFiRss fFiRssDAsr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01
IA Nervous
BRokES-DoSTKESs SKESsl5SR1lD klHR DEk DEks!l s1tlrArzo fao-

sUfFElKRs, $1,000.
BRoxES-DoFMEss oFEsskf5ENRal kfENR pk Eks. s1stirArHo fao-
W. ss.',"s sss Il: S::S s;tYss
We offer il 10 all classos-it may save vaSooeso
lives. We do not belieFe that say other remedy
has such q mass q testimGnX,.
THE REV. b. r. BROOxE!
BALTIMORE, Feb. nth, ~.
Messys. Mortimer 4 MoD6revi
The use Of YOUR "HaUvt0n's Ttuctofo" eo0e e1po
. gerry great blesssss to ne and ny taohy. Tho
effect 1t has had my throat disease hao be6a 1a1-
reiloxs. For s!l such dieeesss mcet 0prhelly -
commend it. Yours, uruly, B. u. 410pxnS
Pastor Of the EutaW u. 3. Church.
AS AN INvIGORATOA.
Al IN invigOraf0S ana restsvstlvs, whore sootle
stimuiant 10 wanted, Vs bsljeve It saDeTieF o q
tho COrdiais before the public g 8 esYsJss Dv.psl-
sia Cough. SerqfwIG aNd kksHsnessyNs,. WITH sn
disesass Of the Siomseh and boWels. j hae heq0
truly sucosas ul 70 the single and married.. Weo1l
FEMALES AND caILDAEN.-TAis TING.
rUkE viii b found sTsae 1edi6ia6 t6S o0 1h6b
Ia 81 3; ki,fciF nc. t1ft.R4H .EHSb g.:
sisss e = IN fsssT:6srs, 81 ~ lfitAT T.1&-
s:ss..: 1a ss1TSSs sss1s~S:is. = u ~ ~: 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

~ Notice. To the sick, afflicted aD4 nnsDof-
ous 1smil,es Who have heretofore sd Dr.. - D.
ROSES MEDICINES. s!vaya With The 9osf n.
persons have circu!atsd IN lnitatios. TIE Deeeef
has besn compelled Y change TIE wIag!es. YAseA
tuVe the cork Of every bottIo Of the eoeeiqo
Medicines, 20 that the pablo osn oGaaA o6eei4
those remedies which have suited thols veoo ~
DR. ]. 8. ROs E'S cOUGH sYAyP. iss ssashs
sDrEns or bruises. and tie DYSPkPTIc con-
FOUND for dyspeDsis aad liver ee11lAan0.
ja1-ly 1soh0oa4s Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01
KS GEO. DABNEY WOOTTON,

H. AND 60 OUNSELLOR AT LAW,
w tHnsr of Nam ami Gocernor streets,
TF''H' Purcell. Ladd 4 Co.'S Drug Store,
i,,4 RICHMOND, VA,
Gss,nae!s hayor $ Court, Hastings Court, Circuit
Ago..'oa' ,tourt OF Law and ChanCery. Court oil
C@'r,, Chited States Court and Henrico County
ads e. prepared To give strict attention to all
s1s 81 law Business
% e hs' an elegant Room for rent, located in
r. 4 Lawye or Doctcr's Oajee or LOdsing
s,s-In ss.io TWO or fcar gents. FERNS moderate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

THE NEW SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMoRY-
This new iron building, which is being erec ted
at the expense Of the city OF New York for the
exclusive use of the Seventh Regiment, is To-
Gated on Third avenue, extending from 9th
TO 1th streets. The basement is II feet high
and divided off into stores. The first floor is
designed as market-house and is Is feet high.
On the second floor is a company drill room
Gi by 81 feet. The third floor is designed
exclusively for regimental drill room it is
ID feet high, $50 feet long, and 100 feet in width
In addition to the drill rooms, there will be
elegantly furnished rooms for the officers,
eight separate rooms for company meetings, a
room for the engineer corps, a room for the
band, and one for the armorer. The entire
cost OF the structure will be about $230 OO0. 1t
will be completed early next month
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Teachers are very much needed at the Sea-
mems Bethel Sunday School, il the scores of
children who assemble there every Sabbath
afternoon are to be pro oerly ins nstructed The
Chaplain is struggling hard to make this
school profitable, and it is to be hoped that
young gentlemen, members of the various
churches, will give him their aid hereafter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Market Hours.-From the Ist of May to the
lst Of September, the Clerks of the Markets
are directed to stop all sales at 10 clock A. NJ
Housekeepers and all others who have to rely
upon the daily markets for the repleni ment
Of their Iarders, " wouid do well to note the time
or they may come ont minus their dinners to.
dav sra...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Tas r. L. I. Rsss, Capt. Maule, payoaed
yesterday, and escorted the vsmatus VI thsar
late BROTHER 1oeeph y. SseeL 70 sAslr lese RAT.
tse tiopst ~ ~ lAeslnso MI ooBrI11o oVun1i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

JAdge MEREDITH was cngng portion of the
day yesterday in hearing the arguments in the
appeals Of Il. s. Davis and others, convicted
before the Hastings Court of riots In Scream
ersville, and sen fenced to fines and imprison.
ment He will probably give his decision TO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Matthew Yassar. OF PousnkespsIe, New
York, has devoted &i00,O00 10 the eadowmsat
of college for girls In that city.
Potter eoaaty, Pa, has bat haA itesased
snysFn NJ ssvsfA 1votsi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

The Eastern Square is great resort for the
residents of Jefferson Ward. aud ought TO be
enclosed and improved by all meaus. The
appropriations already made would make .
fair beginning in the work, which might be
completed by degrees ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

IL co CJUNTI.-By The advice Ol my
i,sls and in accordance with my own wishes,
,,,sanee msseif a candidate for the offce Of
.u.R.FF OF RENRfCO COUNTY, and solicit
80 ssdraSes at the State election IN May next.
fisa suarantee for the faithful performance of
- f;.ss Of the Office refer YOU to all who know
:. n, the manner IN which those duties have been
,.,S-asa during the past three wears that have
sss,,s 81 deputy for The present Sheriff.
respectfully, your fellow citizen,
rb,-Ar2imy' GEO ID. PLEASANTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

~ HAW YES X. SUTTON, ATTORNEY
siae,.s. Al Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
aosd ses ~, 10 a tho Courts Of the city of Rich
Qfe u sals she e9unttes Of Henric3 and Go0chiand.
i ps,.asf rank and liih streets, Richmond,
gea,t Il ,,1lo aso Comsslone, Of the United States
- Nia4nl-. ap 16-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

nstbert A. Claiborne, date Of GriswOld 4
a 4. a,.apiae.l ATTORNEY AT LAW practices in
= nt aat courts OF the city Of Richmond and county
aug asa'e over Tupman Huil's, 10 North Main,6
~'ew Iovernor street ap 2-d& WIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01
r.NDIDATEs FOR OFFICE.
uENRICO COUNTY.

THE VOTERS OF THE
co,Nff OF. HENRico..At the re-
tsss q n.EsiFF. and If elected, will devote all
a*'f =, sad energy 10 the discharge Of the du-
h, .ii'e .seg coahdeni. with the long experience
80 a.g As sheriff. to he allie to do so IN com
hAEs with the cath of office
.s.. HENRY r. JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

THE EARTHQUAKE AT ST. DoMINGo.-The
British schooner William Lancaster at New
York, from Gonaives, brings news OF the
earthquake which occurred at that place. On
Sunday, 9Th inst, there were felt two heavy
shocks of an earthquake, one at daylight and
the other at nine +. M. The latter was very
heavy, and did some damage to the houses
such as breaking lamps and glassware. The
most OF the inhabitants slept in the streets
during the night. Several more shocks were
experienced, and on Monday two more Sigh,
ones were felt. The atmosphere at the time o1
these shocks was very fine aud clear, with a
strong breeze from the northward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Dfxsk.--Nsd. slave 70 James H Grant and
Joe, slave to John 0aritck, both arrested on
Sunday last for hetug drunk In the streek
we're brought before The Mayor yesterday
morning and nogged. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Fre.-Yesterday morning the bakery Of Mr.
q. Kirsh, on I'd street, between Jackson and
Dnval, took fire about2 O'Clock, aud was soon
envelOped in flames. The fire speedily com.
muncated to the frame kitchen adjoining aud
the two were destroyed in a very short time.-
Loss said to bA about $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01
90 M ME- RCIAL.
Nichmond Markets, April So

Friday save that Bacon 81 Ssssisa io.:r : Tier:
influence Of recent foreign news but quotations are
unchanged; indeed, there are no sales for ship
il quiet and money matters steady, though a re-
ducton OF the line OF discount by the Banks has
caused slight strlnsency.
TOBACCO-The receipts of Tobacco are light
for the season., and the breaks much smaller thaa
m s saoss Sss
sl!.a s2,4; good and hns sss ssH; inferior leaf
yz@$S; hne SEA $A1. Nsil, and scsrce; good and
ting =, mspyf~csnrins ,ssY T. ssoS!s. and hhd at So
better feeling, owing to recent foreign news
We renew quotations: Shippers quote mxcd
brands Supeahne So Is; choice straight IS 80; tx-
wAE4rI The rece,p.s are light. We continue
to quote Red 81 OI q 33 White 81 5O1 ~ ~.
CUKN.-73GsO cts. per ppsheL We are informed
that some liMited sales have been made nt above
the last quotation: Ine stack Is Just now very
HAYs;..Sllsg 81 20 per cwt, from store.
cured i2;s sSis cents; ToId's cusaT cured Is Gus.
Ro
l40l5 cts.; Java lorl6h cts. Mocha IL cents.
SUGARS.-New Orleans to Genus for choice;
CUBA Cut - to cents; ,n Loaf iiriik % cents cTHshed
81 cents; S Cts: Extra :' 81 sS cents. = :. ii; !;
WHISKEY.-RlchmOnd Recti6ed 1613 cents
F. Stearns Co.'s Matted Rye Whiskey, new, u,
old. 81 50; other grades prices to quality from
81 cents to $l.6O.
CATTLE MARKET.
BEEF:-sales at extremes Of s4zs to % Is; only
few extra 6ne Cattle At the latter prlce. The
bulk of the sales RANGE from S5 to &6
VEAL.-Extreme psIces Of Calves - to Sl2 per
head: those OF good quality hrIng about $40, by
the VT; hne Caves sell at IL cts. per ID nett.
SHEEP.-We quote best quality ut S4.3O tn S.7o
per head.
LAMBS-sell at 81 to SIS Per head for good quail
ity.
FREIGHTS.
FOREIGN; ;-N3thlns DOING IN foreign frelGhts.
DOMESFlC.-The following are the present rates
as cOastwiSe treights:
New York. Boston. Philad'a
Goal, " ton; .Sl30 3L75 9l.1
Flour, " bM. ....... Is 32H ~
tobacco, " hhd. -. $50 $50 36O
Do. U box...... ~ Is Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

MELANCHOLY INcIDBNT.--A little girl named
Rnlston was burnt 70 death In st. Louis on
Wednesday, through playing with frictien
matches. While the physician was dressing
tho wounds or the little sufferer. her father
entered. and being much Intoxicated behaved
SO boisterously that he had TO b. arrested
While he was confiasa at The station house
his dAsghter died. 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

-, TO JOHN o. TAYLOR. ESQ.,
~ DEAR siR: AS the time is approaching
~ tie voters # Henrico to select suitable per-
-. L. Gil the otlce of SH ERIFF. and being salts
{sd from our long acquaintance with you. that
va, are qualified 10 discharge the duties of the of
tss w. the subscr beTs. respectfully request you
"a sn1nunce yourself candidate for the said Of
srs. psdeirs you our support In the ensuing eiec-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Stealing Clothes-A negro fellow called
Philip, owned by Mr.. William A. Turner, and
a runaway, was captured and Gagged last Sun
day morning by Mr.. James A. Wilkinson. for
stealing the clothes OF Sam Kent, slave. Yes.
terday morning the Mayor sentenced Philip
to the lash, and then committed him to await
the order OF his master.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01
- TorHE VOTERS or HENRicO

KE col N.Y. am candldate Inr The OF
80 row MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
ts g. frER DISTRICT OF HENRlCo CO.,
y, .sspectfuliy solicit your sndyages at the cleo
~ n NAY next. Should Il be your pleasure 10
tA . ne ( psedse my self to discharge the duties
e., nee faithfully. Respectfully.
t.t.s ne GEO. w. CARTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

COULDN'T RECOGNIZE THE HAND. .WRITiN0.
Autograph dispatch was received in this city
few days since, but was refused by the per.
son to whom il was sen on the ground that he
didn't recOgni1e the hand-ic -icrfing rs belonging to
the one who was said to have sent it.-Lyan
(MaSs.) Reporter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Pmnished.-Abram, slave to John b. Yonng
hauling to this city two hogs stolen from
Robert G. Walton. on Sunday last, knowing
the same to b stolen, and sentenced TO be well
1oxged for his conduct. sA stHt'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

1As Bostox STEAMERS, now running regularly
to City Point, have thus far met with mode
rate patronage. II Ifsutacientiy encouraged, the
owners Of the line fntend, In = short tune, 70
add another steamer, which will run regularly
to and from this port '@sss -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Eghtms.-On Sunday last two negro fel
lows-.]ohn, slave TO Miles George. and Silas
Maxfield. free-got into fight on i7th street,
John using cane, and Siias hatcher, buI
before either OF them had time to do serious
injury, they were arres ted by private citizen
aAd locked up. Yesterday morning .hey came
before the Mayor, and were we'll striped for
their bad conduct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01
MONEY MATrERs-ExCHANGE.

MONEY MATTERS-ExCHANG
NORTHERN ExcHANGK-On New York and Phila-
dephia 1a1 prem.
Such of the Stock Bank notes and Of the Bank OF
the Valley, az not taken by the Banks. are at
discount OF n ~ cent.
The notes Of the Trans Allies hany Bank are = -
North and South Carolina Bank Notes = y
cent. discount.
The notes OF the Bank Of Weston and the Bank
of Manassa, Is per ct. ds.
GOLD and SILVER 4 per cent. prem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Fast Dyiring.-Residents OF West Franklin
Grace and Marshall streets are complaining of
the careless and rapid driving Of persons in
bnggies, along those streets, in the afternoons
and the police are on the look k-out to report
the offenders to the Mayor. To drive faster
than at the rate of six miles hour, any,
where within the limits of the city, is to run
the risk of having to pay a heavy fine, and
be called before the Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

LAKR SrrxurRs-It 10 estimatad that canf.
tai to the Amount OF moro than q, OK, ,Ol6 Is
NOW locked mp In flrst elass steamers on tie
aortkern lakss, mostiy thrown out ofempapy.
meat BY .shs completton Of railroads. Tke
UhtcaGo Press suesests that in time Of hieh
water thess boats might u constderAble a,
pense. b tAlkon through - the QItaOtu and
Mtsalssinni Yiyeys. AUD 20 3nd . marhok
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

JOAN OF ARc.-Napoleon has ordered q
statue of Joan Of Arc to he erected on the right
bank of the River Oise. opposite the old bridge
Of Compiegne. the identical spot where the
heroine was captured by the English on the 23d
OF May, 1880. 1t will be modelled after the
popular work Of Princess Maria Of Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

nr A. ]. Terrell, Joseph Bernard,
i'W Crenshaw, BENJAMIN Walton,
lanes c, Gordon, Major Ford,
r B.. Jones, 0. c. Brldsewater,
Vim. l. Wade, Thos. NJ. Montague,
S. Heilstern, 8. A. Moles,
Peter Lawson, Simon p. Fod,
!SB. Tinsley, Hudson b. Ford,
r. L. Lancaster, Abner Hilliard,
Wm A. Barnett, Thomas NJ. Ladd,
lanes Gilman. Charles g. Paleske,
Peter s. Hughes, Henry Nirough.
Rotert 6. Walton, Gee. Timberlake,
VIC. Tahaferro, r. +. Ellyson,
!snes H Mallory, Richard Thomas,
hA scnwagerle, Daniel N. Melton,
Ftada,I Griffin, John Perkins.
T Hattori. Sherwin McRae,
Vim. Cullingworth, Sr., K. C. Crump.
JP Ford. ia 3l-tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

Horse Stsaling.-Yesterday morning a slave
called Charles Shelton, the property of DIR
Moses Lipscomb, made his appearance before
the Mayor to answer the charge of stealing a
horse valued ut Sl25, the property Of William
F. Adcocx. The prisoner admitted that he
took the horse from the stable Of Mr.. Adcock,
and put it into another one; but gave rea-
son for so doing, that he had loaned cambridge.
Mr.. AS carriage driver, $20with which to pay
for the animal, and that he merely took pos
session of the property to secure his money
The Mayor decided that the prisoner had been
guilty Of a trespass, and sentenced him to DO
we'll lashed.
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DEATH.-Hon. Edgar G. Wilson, a distin-
guished lawyer in Northwestern Virginia,
and at one time representative in Congress
from Wheeling District, died ut his residence
in Morgantown on Tuesday evening last
Mr.. w. was a brother to Rev. Norval Wilson,
OF the NJ. f. Church.-Chayiesto,cn (Va.) Spirit
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- TO THE VOTERS HENRI

TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.
- col respectfully announce myself 2
's5dste for re- election for COMM tSSiONERO OF
.si REVENUE in the Lower District, at the
Ion IN May. and very respectfully solicit y0ur
..s Imh S-tdel JOHN A. EACHO.
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iaanond, April 2, 1850 H. A. CLAIBORNE.

.ehPH g. GRESWOLD, INTO partnership, they
: Il, hereafter practice under the firm of Girls
=, sgsD 6RlSWDLD. They will practice in all
- henIlco ard Hanover, and in the Circuit
yoii, Of Essex and King and Queen counties.
i ss. WI also attend to the Collection of Claims
" hse and upwards IN any part of the State.
slase, ~ uRiSW0t n
T. q GRISWOI,D
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!, THE sHEKIFFALTYOFH HEN.

kA RICO COUNTY, hereby announce
,sssf a candidate for the above office. Should It
str yle tsure of the voters To elect me, shall
t.rer grateful, and will use every exertion to
Er,sTse the duties thereof faithfully and impar
- Imh 6-tdj JACOB s. ATLEE.
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