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CAUTION.

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Negroes for Sale.

ME have good lot Of Ferroes for sale, among
w them several good girls suitable for house
Purposes; No. Boy, 10 years old, well trained as
dining room servant three good families, with q
lot Of single Negroes suitable for the farm, at No.
10 Cedar street. H. H. HAYNES < co.
jan1f-t
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9iutrp Stables.
LIVERY STARLE.

VITE 7. WRIGHT X CO, would respret-.A
w fully afOrni tn citiEens OF Nashville IN
and the public generally that they have NN
pure the we'll Livery StAb bile and the stocl
and ixtarss form eriy occupied by Wa Philips
Market Street ,ias below the square
We hsys drst-rzte lots and oox-stAlls TO acconEoc
daiedrsvers and all our friends who may favor 4,
with their Patronage
We pledge oarsely give
We h.xeI Iars z auni Der of ne Saddle Horses .nc
re Bag GIGS 10 6iro At all tines
ThefaEi:s, We do . OF nteud 5eir gsprFsssee eyau
Stable ic the Soatherneountry- Come along and 90
for yourselves.
feb5-ly wN. T. WRIGHT co.
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Shsssnatism Lameaess Stiffness Neakness lie
ssIity Nervousness eafsfgis. Dyspepsis, cossb
and Colds Palns and Ache OF kinG ,dos nsr .
10 sorns are IMMEDIATELY REiiEy I'D and with
ttis pafssaec PERMANENTLY cIkko, BY The mai
sattnaaaaee az the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 10 IL ths
ID vi sxstsnes Its sppEssatsca atverEAi-eaesl
~ to the area man tbs aeiieefe son-an 80 Ias
-.@oIesnfant- 70 each and 81 NJ wiiIprove = Bzln
,ad fllessiag It's csc is.grseahie ,aEd sitsostar
or treaele ftz price ltbin each efsIi-
rich % poor silsuzy hazsst, slfsAeaid navel
$40 are &c + and 50 1erfnfsn any way
FARMERS 2ad PLANTERS skeaid aixsys be So p
nilsd xish the MAGNETIC PLASTER IL vii - tht
decd Fhysisisnts any household ready - ziA inss
an4 az instant nosiee.
Patasfn sir-sfshtssn boxes Each bar wis. nsks
sfx % esk piastsrs sna zns ehsa spread th<u
Price s. ensss Dor .~ithfsl plain t;rsetsens-
y. G. MON EHEAD -. N n.
f.-<.ksr<nf Fysprt<<ey .fs Usfs<r sfrszf S<s fsri
NoREHEADse MAGNETIC PLA<rEE r. SOLD 81
AL DRUGGISTS &f0 rzxLkHs IL eE<sIxE
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- G RAND =. f.-s.=--.
Extraordinary Drawing,
One Grand Prize of 500. COO

Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters IS
Certificates Of Packages will be sold the following
rates, wkieh Is the risA. -
eertincass Of Package q &c Whale Itch cts Sesa 90
a 20 half 1zs so
% =. IS quarter "a IS
zs !" 70 eighth % 81 81
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Grand consolidated lottery Of Dtlaware
Every other Ticket Prize.
Prizes payable In inli without deduction
ID e Approxinsfienf pfstsk :
1p 10 3eso-

.----.,.. ansaatsrs 20 ssso. Geo
~nei~rscketssie Halves s. 2u.rterfs-e ~
p~rsens /. he dssirs nes q oBly rensitbe rtst ?.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-02
Russia and Turkey.

Amid all the complications OF European al
fairs, and the contradictory statements of the
policy and purposes Of the Western Powers,
there is one standing and stereotyped piece Of
intelligence, one stable rock in the midst of
the shifting flovd, and that is, that Russia still
cherishes her ancient appetite for Turkey
The continental correspondents of London and
American newspapers can never 60 amiss
when they assert that fact. They nay befog
the whole world about the actual state OF
things in other portions Of Europe, about the
expressions of the Neapolitans, the designs of
CAvoUR and the policy of NAPOLEON, but
when they say that the Gar intends to take
the sick mans effects, they come to plain sail
ing, which anybody can understand and no
one has the hardihood to doubt or deny.
1t is only a question of time when Turkey
shall fall into the hands of her powerful neigh
Dor; but, so far as the interests of civilization
and humanity are concerned, the sooner the
better. If the present Emperor possessed half
the aggressive and dominating genius of the
great NICHOLAS, he would be administering
on the estate of Turkey in ten years from date.
We are not sure that, inf1rm as he is in will
and purpose, he may not be forced to the mani
fest destiny Of Russia before that period. The
Western Powers learned a lesson by their
former absur interference which will teach
them to keep hands off hereafter, even if their
mutual iealousies should ever permit them to
form another league for the regulation of hui
man affairs.
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The Pony Express.

The Wonderful Pony who has cut down
the transit time to o. days between the Pa
cific and the Atlantic, is exciting more interest
in California than any other subject. The
Pony is a strictly private concern, going on
his own hook, and having nothing to do with
Government patronage. 1t now takes only
from Is to 20 days, by means Of this medium
and the telegraph, to send communications
from the Pacific, and TO get returns from the
Atlantic States; whereas, by the sea route, it
takes from seven to ten weeks to accomplish
the same thing.
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WarFent0n,

The Warrenton Wing has an interesting arti-
Gle on Warrenton, It's people and its improve
ments, ofall which it gives a flattering account
The population of Warrenton has increased
considerably since the last census. Improve
ments are going on in all parts Of the town.
and its mercantile, manufacturing and bust
ness relations generally are in a fiourishing
condition. Its hotels are excellent. Warren
ton is one Of the most agreeable and thriving
of Virginia towns, situated in the midst of a
beautiful and productive country, and hav-
ing a community distinguished for refinement
and intelligence.
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BELLE Isle, May q, 1850.
Messrs. THOS. 8. ALyIs, THEO. WkIMs. WILLIAM

BELLE ISLE, May %, 1850.
Messrs. THos. 8. ALvIs, THEO. WkIMs, WILLIAM
GRIFFIrHs, and others:
Gentlemen ] have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your letter of the 26th instant, and also
The very beautiful gold headed cane which accom-
panied it. For the expression of KINDNESS and
compliment IN which it has pleased you to ad-
dress me. | can only in return give you my thanks
of cordial sincerity, and nv regret is that your
partiality has exaggerated any meit Of mine
hey ond its foundation In fact. l cannot, how
Stunning so far upon the authority you admit |
have, as to indulge a thought or two upon It's
utility both to you and myself. A manufacturing
establishment may be considered to be depe ndent
upon three d tferent parties for lts success-frst.
the prOprletOjs, who control the commercial and
financial department. Secondly, their super'nten-
dent. whose duty it is to see that the mechanical
branch is efficiently executed; and last, though
certainly not least. the mechanics themselves,
upon whom devClves the important duty Of doing
the work we'll. 1t will be apparent to you that if
there be a deficiency IN any one of these three
sepmingly independent vOcatlOns. there will be
suffering on the part of the other two. l would
therefore earnestly that you and |
should s" attend to our respective duties that if it
should happen that the operation Of the works
should not be profitable. we will not be responsible
therefor; and If We pursue this couise, | d., not
doubt that the success of the proprietOrs will be
correspondingly reflected upon US.
Again thanking you, gentlemen, for your kind
je 2-lt* D. BAIRD.
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n WE HAVE MARRIED Down mi

VPKICES OF Out own Klchm0nd- made B00is
and Shoes, as follows: Gents French Cslf
Boots IS; Gents French Calf Congress Gsl,er
"A; Cents French Cali oxford Ties IS Is; tent,
French Calf STRAP Ties S325; cents Calf kd
all other goods at corresponding prices. The aboy.
goods are of the first ctass, and equal TO am "a
Richmond. We otisr these unusual inducements
in order to keep the workmen 2goIng, as work Q
rather slack at this season. We thonght II wood
be better 10 give the customer the bsneht OF s.,
ting first class goods at very low prices, and aiis
same time giving employ ment 10 The woTknen.
MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO,
Main st next to the American Hotei.
--fAp -,Fnn
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Death ef iaAxDvrem


This event took place On the 17ih Of last
month. Lady BYRON was sixty-s years old,
having been born In 1924. She was six years
younger than L ord BYRoN, who was born In
l7ss, and she survived him thirty.stx years.-
Ever since the separation In 1916, she seems 10
have lived very much retired, devotiug her
time and means to benevolent objects. Sne
appears, from all accounts, to have beionee0 70
the class known In this country As "stroug
minded women =, . description OF persons for
whom her gifted, but most unhappy husband,
entertained an aversion bordering upon horror.
II has never. We beiiev We. been decided who was
in the wrong, in the matrimonial %sQuabbles
| hat formulated in separation. Bat We can
| conceive Of no condition which could have
been worse for such a man AS BYRON, than a
continuance of the c~onnexiOn. Separation
was the best for him certainly, for il must be
worse than pressing to death, whipping and
hanging, to be bullied %eiernally by a " strong
minded woman" The poet felt that, and he
gave expression TO his feelings in the we'll
known stanza:
ut 10 = pity learned virgins wed
With persons of no sort Of education.
Or gentlemen. VINO, though well born and bred,
Grow tired Of scientific conversation"
Lady BYRON is no otherwise remarkable, SO
far as we can learn, than as having been the per-
son who wrecked the fortunes, ruined the peace,
and broke the heart Of the most eminent
Englishman, by far, of the present century
the most eminent man, indeed, of his age, with
q single exception. She may be compared to
a ny mot in amber. but) in a diamond OF
priceless value, existing only by virtue of the
indestructibie character Of the gem in which
it Is fixed. We observe the papers are already
beginning to make fresh apologies for her
We can find none. She knew what BYRON
was fully as well before she married him as
she ever did Afterwards. Her cold, calculating
vanity prompted her to accept him, with
out caring anything for him, and the same
| GOODNESS allowed her to separate from MIN
| without the slightest remorse, as soon as
she began to tire of her choice. OF late years.
she was a great patroness Of Mrs. STOWE,
| riding in the sam carriage with her, and as
sisting to lionize her in every possible way
She could shed tears over the imaginary woes
of Uncle Tom, although she had none for the
ruin she had wro u ght in her own household.
| Abhorring man.womanism as we do, SO far
from shedding tears at her departure, we can
only express the fervent wish that she mad
not left so many of her like behind her.
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- CORRESPONDENCE.

~ BELLE IsLR. May 10Th. 1850.
DOUGLAS BAIRD, EsQ.-SIr: We. the operatives
of the Old Dominion Nail Works, DESTROYS Of tes-
tifying to you our friendship and respect, request
your acceptance of the Walking Cane which We
have the honor to present with this letter. We
arc fully aware that its intrinsic worth Is small,
and we beg YOU to understand that were it much
with the appreciation of your character which
incites this manifestation on our part. Although
YOU have for years filed the position Of Superin-
tendent Of these Works, and thus had authority
over us, such has heen your S. stem of even handed
Justice between the proprietor and ourselves, that
So far rs our knowledge extends, their apprecla-
tion of your services is as high as our own and
more than that, it could not be.
Trusting that you will crafty us by accepting
the accompanying feeble tribute, we are, sir,
Most respectfully. yours.
WILLIAM JOY.
THEO. WEEMS,
ALB'T BAREFOOT, Committee.
VIM. GRIFFITHS,
THOS. 8. ALVlS,
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW EDITIONS.
Y RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery,
SMEDLEY'S WORKS-Frank FarleiGh; Lewis
Arundel Fortunes and MisfOrtunes Of Har-
~ Racket Scapeg race, at $l25.
DUMAS Monte Christie; Three Guards
men Twenty Years After ; Six Years Later
Braselone; Iron Mask; Louis La y,llere; Me-
mOirs OF a Physician; Countess Of Charny; Ad
ventures of a Marquis; Forty Eve Guardsrnen n;
Iron Hand. and Diana OF Meridor.
REYNOLDS' W~ORKS-Court of London Rose
lawney Lord Saxondaie Count Christoval
Rosa lambert; Mary Price; Eustace Quentin;
The Rye House Plot, and the Necromancer.
LEVERS W~OKKS-Tom Burke, Of Ours; Arthur
U'Leary; knight Of Gwynne, and Con Cregan.
AINSWORTH,S Jack Shepherd and Guy Fawkes
EN- ERsON, BENEFITS WORKS-Border Ro-
dsrness; Kate Clarendon; Ellen Norbary, and
FORGED Will.
DICKENS' Short Stories. at 3sc. and Sl.2s.
il C-1
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~ Offire Fiiruiture. Flour Bins. Scales
AMI WEIGnTS, SHOVELS, DESKS, TABLES
CHAIRS Sc nAttentson is requested to my ale
or b.. s. UeiapIane, ESQ. on Cary streets, of his
OFFICE FURNITURE, Gc.,
lie 2-lt THOS. W. KEESEE, Auct'r.
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SAVANNAH. Nav O.-Cleared. schr. w. A.. Ellis,
Wilmingt n, N. C.
NunFSLx, May 3l.-Arrived. schrs. Mary, l..
Johnson. Richmond. Rio Grande. do; L.. Boden,
NEw York, May 3-Arr'd. schr; Emily. Viii
mingtnn. n. c.; I p. Bonnsy, Falmouth. May
Yorktown, Richmord; schr: DETROIT. Va
LIVE POOL, May 10 ARD, ship Forest Queen cen;
Augustus G. Brewer, Richmond and City Point
May l5th.-Arr'd: ship 4; c Brewer, e
Bos1oN. May e .,Crd, brig OrcnGco; Aiexan-
HALlEAx, May 76.-CPd, schr. Energy, Rich
mcnd, n. e.
Washington, NC.
A~LExAnpRIA, May 3l.-Arr'd, schr. Ann c. Da-
vannOrf NJ q
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MURDER. In Caroline county,, Va, on
Tuesday night last, Mark L. BOulware was
killed by a man connected with Robinson &
Lakes Circus. The fatal wound was inflicted
with a stick. Mr.. Il. was a wealthy and much
respected citizen of the county. J. @. Ad-
ans, the ticket agent Of the circus, who was
wounded in the face. it is supposed committed
the act, as he has fed. Adams is about Is
years old, medium size, light complexion and
has brown hair.
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- MIR. EDITOR. 1t seems that your
~ remarks about closing stores at s O'Clock
IN the evening have had very little effect upon
some of the grocers on Cary street at least. who
counting rooms. after 8 O'Clock. half ASLEEP or else
fighting ftes. for there is very little bus ness
to be done at this season, every body knows. Can
YOU inform the young men whether this is done to
deprive, them of a few hours of pleasure. or is 1t
only a fondhess for ioHngtng on the part Of the
bosses? Surely the merchants could lose nothing
by closing. at six. and they ought to be liberal
enough 10 lose that.
je 2-lt* GROCERS' CLERKS.
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NAVAL RRsiGNArIoN.-Lieut. Chas.E E. Thor
Tsnnimore Cooper, engaged in the survey OF
the portion Of the Pacific Ocean and Islands
lying in the route between California and
China, and more recently attached to the u s.
steam frigate Powhatan, has rendered his re-
signation TO the Department.
Archbishop HUaRxs.-Ths RI. Rev. Arch
Portsmouth, Va, yesterday morning, ON his
way 70 Chapel Hill, N. @, where he fs to de-
nvss an address before the graduating class OF
!ne university OF that Stats. At the approach.
kng commencement.
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Correspondence of the Richmond D .spatoh.

Hail Storm-Crops-Locusts, &c.
GOOCHLAND Co, VA, May 30.
On Sunday evening last, q heavy hail storm
visited this vicinity. The hail-stones were AZ
large as partridge eggs, and did much damage
70 the crops, particularly in the neighborhood
Of DIR. Jennings, Rutherford's, Shultz's and
Logan's. At lock No. IL OF the canal, two
cherry trees, in full life the night before, were
entirely destroyed.
The crops are very backward, and present
prospects are poor. Tobacco plants are quite
scarce, though the season 10 good for planting.
The iocusts are abundant In the county.
An OLE FARNRR.
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wARRunD,
nIHD
PORT OF RICHMOND. jUNEl.
wats, sAis day Saturday, "a o'clock.


Steamer Pocahontas, Travevs. Baltimore. mdxo.
and passengers, D.. l. w. Currle.
Steamship Pennsylvania, Teal. Philadelphia,
mdEe; and PASSENGERS, =. r Ce!doso;
fee, Haxall, Crenshaw 4 Co.
Schr. Melbourne, Hunt. Rockland. lime, Libby
4 Burton.
Schr. Charles. Higgins, James River, lumber.
Phillips h Coleman.
her, ]. A. Belvin.
Schr. Ly nnhaven, CT. ker, Norfolk, lumber, ]. K.
SAILED.
Steamship jamestown. Skinner. N. York. mdze.
and passengers, Ludlsm 4 Watfon.
Schr. Alfred, Bartlett, Jones, light.
Schr. X. p. King, Leeds: New York, flour.
Schr. Crenshaw, Moss. New YORK. mdze.' ". q
w. Currie.
Schr. New York, Conover, light.
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al

1ss;!!s.sssisiss - =;
Tis PECK. Cast. q. &. GIrryn"s steamer cAtIHp
70 fhs shove pisces on SxTGU'RHsss - sxss ~
pay EVENING ihs .Ssaf':s!, NJ EVERY sAffttHsS
!: 81. :.ri:: = 81 Si fn1 fdi 4 ff1stsss!s = !! sss' sls...
thsnco . POhTsMOGTH and sG nv. 3 e'sicef:.
ffsrer. the gsxt sveninr, (suSiDSAyy y,kYOLR ,ssi
81 p ? 0Nc1ock, touch ct ,,,s1viayN MOI.
fS'nt, and arrive At Richmond sho %Vu,h and Oh
n, MONDAY morning. ""Vu' ! O'clock a
fAssAe! Tor the trip. tn Old po;.
meals ineinced.) - 80. To port:"ns sad return
ioix, $40. FREieHT ~ usual. ""'"''h Or Noe''
-.- r. O. HAsR,v.
- Richmond, NAV iist 10!
So91il6S TsSiSsT 5SSSs n
:Pd on EACH. Sunday lssA nm,
MEk, attain will leave the denot |. ahE ,sCN''
~ for Ashland, and return Al ~ O'Clock 4
rare Tor the round trip ONE DOLLAR
my ll-lawS3m AIansportatou
FENCING ACADEMY.-
MIR: c. METZLER VAN pvr.-
hespectfutiy informs tie ID zen. ~ EAELEN
That ne Will open . FENCING ACaa hhsscsnmeas
GSrlnth,an Hall. on MONDAY. ~ ~
ine HAN wii he open evers day from 10 1r ju9es-
ano from till 5, and from 8 til o.. ",n = M oelk,
Apply 70 the advertiser at the Hail. !. n
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TNPR ECEDENTED ATTRACTION

Just received 81 h r. ASfT:s EfPt { cS ecss%pS;G Main st..
Another supply of those beautiful Trico Cas-.
At N, wALKER.A CO.'S. Main st.,
Black Bf0xn md n VIZ ~ In M 1 Cd G e. Nam cnA =
Dark and b AZ 4 si' %xLS SfsFi'S { c6 sASfMa Nam st.
Fancy ca' al r. W EANIsl K & Go''s y' Msin st.
Figured M 4. n! swsyyEEkkTESR; e { coy cS's af Nam e' e.
Which sSaa lie are =, selling n. at w pa'If' e.. ( s cS st. be
lo3, corner NJ ain and l4th s.sID
\ and Swiss Baads; Cambria and Swiss Bands;
Cambria and Swiss BANGS; C.mbric and Swiss
h h1,"a and sx Is.n Tr,m nnl sS'' cam ai@t'' and s Ssa.
Trimmings; csmbrlc and SWISS Bands and Trim
hT 1o:1 Bonnet ne'i R,ihbbo aas:I Bonnet Hn,.I Ribbons baas"u Bonnet Sn%,
ribbons; Dress tE,mm,n s.t Dress T,.mm.n:s
b!ic and Dress Tnm%!sss At and below cost
A!e1and1e's and Bajo9 Kid Cloves at % OTIS. black,
s Sh asa. aad '''G FEkk KS sss Z ~: ii s Ssin s, .s1es;. At
CLOTHS, c xSsisT[kkS SII 81 KS siS' VEsT, ;Hs Boys.
CLOTHS. cAssIMERE soI M sfS' 9HsTl ne Boys
CLOTHS. CASHMERE: AM YEsfiS$s:
- PERKINS l. CO.. IA Main 1t.
4 - u "A ~, la lie
~ most powerful disinfectant known for purify
ing dwellings. removing offensive cdors, &c. 1t 10
invaluable IN the SICK room, cnrss burns and run
other asent. in preventing tho spread OF contagious
diseases For safe By tho E s !. floor. Druggist.
EO0 PAIRS CASHMERE PANTS-HIack
OOO and Fancy Cashmere, American and
French iabrics, assorted. IN style. price and size.
Entirely rev stock, made UP within the last three
' -'' ''''' ' WI. .. ryYAAs. Assent.
NlLk AND MAW0E1LLEA VkATS.-
sold S sss.s sn1 F s:ss, .a s'' ws S::' n. :ssS ::' S.:. :a :
s nd 's s'e; i s iss's' WI sis;'' |. 4 I i.si'sk s ss::.: Gail
ING MAIN sTRKET-.BART0NV OLD
stock Of Clothins and Cent? Furnis Goods,
Coats. P.ats, vests. Also, 6auxe 6U~o6r-wsar,
linen '' VII MI :. T iHf Agent. ~ Mai. st.
HoRHE POWDERs.- These Powders ars
- hlshly recommended for inersa.ing the aPDe-
nte,JooseninE the hide. aAd Givine the hair . sIesh
'no 'a'.'as t' n FRHYs kas d: D.s :, ,,.A Il.
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nAI Beautiful Teeth

Ma Superior Housekeeping Goods
SUPER fURE LINEN SHEEtINGS, all widths.
+" PILLOW CASTINGS.
" WHITE MARSkILLES q UILTS, all
sizes.
FINE C0TToN %sHEETINGs and PILLOW
CASINOS.
RICH WHiTE LINEN DAMASKs.
SUPER DAMASk NAPKINS and T. f
CLOTHS
DAMASK and HUCKABACK TOwELLING and
TOWELS
LACE; MusLINsa DAMAsK and BRocATEL
CoLoRED and WHITE MATING, all widths.
TABLE ard FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Fine Imported FURNITURE CHlNTZ.
White and ColOred, Plain and Figured FURNI-
TURE DIMITY.
PIANO and TABLE COVERS:
WINE CLOTH and Colored FRUIT NAPKINS.
ALSO
just received,
l LACE BURNON's MANTILLAS. new
patterns, very cheap.
REREGE ANGLAlS, for Nantes and Dresses.
RICH SILKS. and Spring and Summer DRESS
GOODS all fire. h and new.
And all kind. DOMESTIC GOODS, especially
COTTON OZNABURGS, White, Plaid and
Striped.
To be sold from this date, all through the month
of June. VERY CHEAP.
my sO-6t. WATKINS & FIcKLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-02

NEW SUPPLIES Of the following
IN POPULAR WORKS :
FL. FURIEDIs: By author Of Lamplighter. 81.
SEMl-DETACHED%HOUSE.
OUR FARM OF Four ACRES, AND THE
MONEY WE MADE. 50 cts.
LIFE OF 3. A DOUGLAS. by Sheahan. 81.
LONGFELLCW. TENNISON AND POE, in
blue and gold.
Also, a large and handsome assortment of b.
BLES and PRAYER BOOKS. just opened to day.
w. HAkGRAVE WHITE,
10 SIT us Main street.
1--WE YEARS IN CHINA
With an account of the
GREAT REBELLION. BY Charles Taylor, Md,
formerly Missionary to China. With . Por-
trait Of "Reas0n's Glory" (TAU-K WONG,)
the late Emperor of China. One neat lzmo.-
Price 81 -.
A YEAR, IN EUROPE. BY Joseph Cross. D. D.
q q.
For sale BY GEORGE L. BIDGOOD,
je1-1t No. III Main street.
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IA. June, 1850.
DRESS GOODS.
THOMAS D.. QUARLES Il SONS,
t219 BROAD STREET.
Have marked down their large and desirable stock
Of DRESS GOODS, at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
They invite special attention to all IN want Of
Goods, rs they are deteTinlLed to offer them at
prices that will insure quick sales. je l-6t