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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09

The Pensacola (Fla) Tribune states tina
Juan Reira, one Of the men formerly engaged
with Lafitte, the pirate, recently deceased il
that State.
A subscription is on foot in London for the
family of Julien, the artist, lately deceased
which promises to be successful the contribu
tions varying fr ON Is. to flO each.
st. Joseph (Mo.) papers say that severn
hundred knights of the Golden Circle, fro
Kansas and Nebraska, have arrived there. pre-
pared to start soon.
Thomas Howard, of Cleveland, Ohio. step
ped into drug store in that city on Tuesday
aud drank glass ofcreosote, surprising it was
brandy. He died in two hours.
Two STEAMBOATS, BuRNT.-The steamer.
Cherokee and Calhoun, lying at the wharf at
Rome, Ga, were destroyed by fire on the LIST
inst. Loss $a2.OO0.
The maple sugar crop of Vermont this sea.
son Is estimated at nearly fifteen hundred
tons. The run Of sap this year has been 70.
markable.
An old woman died in Layard, Conn.,, las,
recipient of charity. After her death over
$1,000 was found secreted in her house.
The Emperor Napoleon has decided that
statue Of the late Marshal Reille shall be
placed In the Museum at Versailles.
Gov Stewart, of Missouri, has been hung
and burned In efIigy in Independence, Me, for
vetoing the free negro bill.
s. s.. Littlefeld, for twenty years editor OF
the New Orleans Price Current, died ON the
LIST inst.
The Democrats of Harrisburg, Pa. fired a
national salute, Friday, in hsnor Of the Rhode
Island election.
The Rev. Cyrus Peirce, known a. "rather
Pierce" died on Thursday. 5th inst, At West
Newton, Mass.
The Boston friends Of her late husband have
presented tho widow o. Capt. Harrison of the
3reat Eastern, with splendid set Ut jewelry.
King Victor Emanuel has Just entered his
4lst year, having been born ON the 14th March,
Forty.seven gentlemen. citizeus OF Wash.
inGt0n, nave su6seribed 70 the erection OF the
Oiey stAsue TO the amount Of 5000.
~ me United States thsre arc believed 10 h
no0ot 100t00 Jews, Of which 10000 resida in
me caty Of Nsv York.
= ~ y reported that Gf. WIN. I. STARK Of Nsv
Win i.sss Pscansnt option faetoF, has iIilsd,
rssr !. ~ missahe g suppose that time is money.
~. nSts ere many railroad Companies that n.I:
y" !. .. tsae asae-sst NO money. -
starss Ss g sss.m Rsopel!srs i shortly . ).
isans. 'vesn fhi'adsiphis and Nsw or.
A EnglisA chsmist AID nin.ro,.....
DAsmaais was iatsly 5onnd nnrdeSeds 4, 49,, :.
49, a. :..A1'a'y . Lsss'ii 81. :. 49,,
s, 5; Z ~; = :. s..a s-.,.s..a ,sl,s- 4
Thsre WI = oysr macao ,ales q o.t...
ssevs isNeslA Oasvltaa Us ysar. Z $3.50
1ola 1oDtee = Gov q Csna1a. ~ aee.,n,.a
- Iefonso 1T ednkp< ntoht 81 tsSh7cn.
aaiat Es11et N eebos ol nate at ~ Rnris
Boaisvard ThSsteTs. has jIst died At BoilsyiiIs.
Insss wsss ~ dssths II philadslphis jass
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INAUGURATION ON THE TWELFTH

ORDER OF PROCESSION.
!. Chief Marshal, accompanied by the Mayor Of
2. Directory Of the Ladies' Clay Statue Associa-
3. Military itsr; as follows:
4th Regiment Of Virginia Cavalry, preceded by
VISITING Mounted Troops.
visiting Foot Troops. -
Young Guard
Junior Volunteers.
4. The Orator.
6. Clergy.
g. II the Fnted d states
raj and Adjatant G snsrai Of Virginia '"'
8. Governors of other States.
i, ~ ERxnGoye,n2,s Of e other States
II. Members Of the House of Representatives. of
and csrks Of the Vfsns S Hoass of
IS. Judiciary Of virginia with their officials.
II. Head: Of Departments of Virginia with their
ls. Officers of the Army and Navy in uniform.
49, Aldsamen and Council of Richmond with their
20. Officers of Virginia Militia in uniform.
n Masonic and other similar Associations.
Is. Citizens.
DIRECTIONS
The Line will be formed ON Main street at 10
O'clock a; the right resting on Twenty second
Atn o'clock, column will be formed to the right
troops BY p!atoons. al! others on loot. in front OF
ttouIs-and IN TINS order the column Will move off
to TO- s to
=! Broed-dovn Broad to Ninth-by Ninth street to
Arriving at the gate, there will be momentarv
nait when all in carriages and on horses will dis
mount-except the cavalry which will continue
Commander may select ,-carriages and horses will
turn opt the right and remain near unit. the re-
right anf s e to . snsn % pons
as the Chief Marshal may de sixnate. " 'o'A'
fst company right in fGOntHGSR The of Pl .ao
mainder Of II. procession viii take such position
as the Chief Marshal will direct.
b h5ef 6 pssys, and the orsGn tat the close Of
thirteen guns hred the line will be re- formed and
~ Ssr on oy music e the gate BY WHICH It entered
RACES viii be resumed, horses mountsd-v6en the
PROCESSION will be conducted to the ground upon
.s Ch wa iormed' and be dismissed BY the Chief
During the march. officers m charge of bodies
sno see dns proper distances are maintained and
~. Tho Assistant Marshals Ito be recognized by
:. :.ss & Sss
are kept free from ob.truoton; resar1s spscss
and seat. viii IIsseIve good order and g mnch
sacsss hoso 70
81 ssiecs 4. n. sis .assc,is:. and iadi-
e A :ga IN :: Z n 4 .1
riaaes undsr the dirsct1on OF tie Committee Of
;:se e Ss zig g; y x:
ASaesy' where thsy will receive their bat0as Of
.as-4tl cHAs. DIMMocK, Chief Marsh.l.
sss s5obs .s,. :5sck /.
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T. M. X o S f BAUM,
- Have now in store and are receiving by each
DRY GOODS.
SILKS AND
DRESS GOODS,
Comprising all the newest and choicest STYLES.
WHITE GOODS.
LINENS AND
EMBROIDERIES
In this department we are prepared to offer the
greatest bargains.
DOM ESTIC GOODS AND PRINTS,
VI all kinds. including the hest home manu- factory
HOSlE rs, GLOVES AND PARASOLS,
full and complete assortment.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
An extensive stoek in every variety, suited to
Mems and Bows wear.
MATTINGS AND CARPETS
Is per cent. cheaper than any other house in the
city. Strangers visiting the city will save money
by making their purchases of us.
J. Il NJ. ROSENBAUM
ap 9--M 1872 Broad street.
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n Double Refined Steam Candies.-My
saSe!gry now complete asd ~ far the largest
which enables me to offer to the trade of
VIRGINIA.
NORTH CAROLINA
. and TENNESSEE,
as also tho city grocers, an article of city made
Steam Refined G. rushed Sugar Candy warranted
to stand in any climate. much below the Northern
price for an article OF like andard.
is unsurpassed as to quality or prices. Alter look
i ms, around. give me q call, and then determine
VINO hss I 1hs best SSSd; nt the lowest prices.
NH 29-lmf M n Man ~
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STRAwBERRIRs.-The steamship Star of the
South, Capt. Lyon, which arrived at New
York Saturday morning, from Savannah,
carried on a quantity of strawberries, the
first of the season. She also had on board
some lettuce, radishes, and other early vege-
tahlas
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REsIGNA TON OF p AS R.-The Rev.
Thomas E. Peck, Pastor Of the Central Pres
byterian Church, Baltimore, has resigned the
pastorship for the purpose of accepting a
position as member of the Faculty of the
Union Theological Seminary, at Hampden,
Sydney. Va.
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IRA s. BANK OF THE
49, CITY OF RICHMOND minimum
capital of the TRADERS BANK OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND having been subscribed, a meet
ing OF the STOCKHOLDERS of SAID Bank will be held
TUESDAY. the oath inst =, at II clock nj.
ap7-td THE COMMISSIONERS.
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k PHoroG RAPHs and Ambr Jtypes surpassed by
none in the world: from the smallest up to lie
those executed at RKEs' Mammoth Gallery, II
Main street. Copies taken from old Dag4erreo;;
size, and warranted perfect. Prices range from
% cents to $50 NH Its
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ma LOVELY NANCY, in company with
YOUNG AMERICA,
Will visit the
THEATRE TONIGHT.

spoken of too highly. We have used them and re-
ceived great benefit from them. They were re-
commended to us by one Of our hest ply scians.
Try them reader. If you are suffering from any of
the complaints for which they are recommended
Conc ord Standard ap 3-deo3lwlt
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A PRIL 9TH. 1860.
FIFTH AND SIXTH ARRIVALS OF ELE-
n AfAEA

| Fh1A S1Hs leOOs
FIFTH AND SIXTH ARRIVALS OF ELE.
rHos R. fkE sRk a. a.. Soo I, ooD,t,n,
! choice things IN every department. To day the,
Founcsd volant and PLAIN Skirt bous t at the IN
they would invite special attention:
In ADDITION to which they will exhibit a splendid
The most elegant Black Lace MANTILLAs,
Richly tIRI s1.ss h SlssF sik do
| Also Embroideries in every style, Lace Sets.
Applique Collars. Maltese do. Linen Sets. Cam.
ap9-4t THos. X. PRICE & co.
r Err G E RATO RS:
We would call the especial attention Of tho public
REFRIG RATORs!
Wsterman's Patent Dr Kane, the Tcice, X l. All
1 xit VWSamon; both up5Eht and chest, furnished
than oIs: ths we are enabled to Sc,
have the compete stock Of four Of the best manu-
fTsa We exhibit .Fss a.:"rtmen
'G NJ MAI g; ~, 81 %s;S:.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Efas's'e srshs asS:Eisy'm'nt of
Sill
prepared to sell lower than ever. An in want Of
saoh GOODS are rsspectfqlly requested to call and
PIE biS!Foass1s
wHEELBARRows, CATS, 10; g! children.
aSo-N West Main 1t.
THE STANDARD or THE ENGLISH
:, HckcEsTER's QuAaro DICTIONARY.
The twentieth thousand are now ready. Literary
il to b ..ths hest English Dictionary sxsant" No
For q: 8 complete vsf ssr gFSs $40
49,. Publishers. Booisslisrs and Ss:t;S:si;..
BOB r sES6EblSs "a ExEs
SSsIi.s .!!a. sGITER.
&c. sSSsI:s s si',"s S SH bHEhsk
Lss'as a'od'' q W. Ne Il TYLER. 18th street.
no MERC0zNT6, MATfERS AND MI.
~ 49, AZ A?y1 a19s ss 50
; :s 's5ss voadd 5RS i E s.; :a;.ssss .
$780,. Bstvs'a Sfasiis s.S 90: IS;
NST9l.Cc 80 he.e .1lci.sed sELI6NAN
"a Qt 1851 = }9T3 81 &
~ :. g: ;:.;ss:''s iii & e Il
q; g, ]. = q , q :; g so .s.s
~, ~ -. -. 0IC1ARL DUe8M.
ouI1 g1YxlJIIJ III 80 - -
..,.n rHkA71tk sFss.Nloaf.
c. ]. ~; '1IsE7lII;ii
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IA Southern Sewing Machines.
LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

hICH1NUVD, Va.
The subscribers have formed Joint stock COM
pany for the purpose Of manufacturing
TESTERS CELEBRATED
WO-THREAD, LOCK- STITCH, SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES,
which, from simplicity Of construction and adap-
rlvalied, and we offer them the public with full
confidence. believing that fair trial of the ma
chine will satisfy all of our ability to furnish this
valuable article in domestic economy, from OU r
OWN FACTORY. that will prove in every respect
tories.
These machines are manufactured and sold under
Wilson's Manufacturing Company, Grover l. Ba-
ker's Sewing Machine Company, and |. NJ. Singer
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NOTICE...ROCK'S GOOD SA.
- MARITAN-FOR THE cUREoF


SPRAINS, &c, &C.,
is for sale by Druggists generally in the city Be
sure and ask for ROCKS SAMARITAN. when
you buy. or you may get something else, and not
lie cured or benefited
Wholesale orders supplied on liberal terms.
N. REMEMBER-ln all cases of failure, after r.
Jau trfal: ACCORDING to directions. the purchase
money refunded. ap3-6tif
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vi Rsmova1; The office Of the City
removed from the old Gas Works, (Cary. below
18th street.) to the Southwest corner Of Cary and
18th streets, V'arwck's Lumber House,
NH 30-2w
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LOST AND sTRAYpn

$685.
OST-Yesterdsy tSunday =, betwesn 49, ~
II :. supposed from 9th down Bro.dn c qua a.
AND Franklin streets to nth street. two "a.
POCkETS or BAGS, contaiDing ,vo ps cn,,nn
MONNAIES. in which were 6ffy.on. aDIhIs-
bank notes, one twenty dollar gold pee. .ns.n
efal others. from Ten town 10 one tbrss Use. seY.
gotd pieces, besides other vauabIes. Ths s saes
Will he literally rewarded on returnny ia aaaN
AuGUSTE HEREMBOjiRis All Ar sme@
ap9-lt' Between Broad and N.x VWh .'s...
OST-On "Wednesday. the 4th inst. an h.:
- Avenue. = POCKET BOOK. con,ainin1 MY" ~
tween $500 and 8 40. and some valuah'a 49,
The money was mostly Virginia money. an, nS' ~
OF the papers were Certificate, of Stock 80
give liberal reward to the finder, on leayinr 4.
same at this Office. '''''As @
sps-4t. EDWARD wATxIya
HEJ1t @5 REV AR D. Strayed from N;
resi- ence, on Candles Hill. near IN ~
non the I'd inst. a yellow COW. Her hc,.s
turned up; gives small quantity al milk: vI,Ss
two months Of calling. She is in ,oler,hs n,
condition. The finder will receive the sbovs :,
WILLIAM CRIsHEN.
ap y-St IN 6'h st.. near the Amor
49,, LOST-A black and whit. 8uli
As nOG-has marked on his collar, ~ /,
- W., 18th street" A very Lpera rsv,a
will be paid on his delivery to
WILLIAMS L ELLIOTT,
ap7-n Main street,
azer1t ESTRAY COW.-Came to ms hos,.
aspotted COW, about 8 or 7 years Of ne
The owner Of said COW is requested to oolns br
ward. prove property and paw charges, or che VIII
be dealt with according :" law.
WIN. +. FARRAR. NJ. D.
Ap6-J" HeGnooe %.
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SCHOONER SUNK.-The schooner Chalsadona,
reported some days since ashore on Lower
Cedar Point, in the Potomac, has sunk since.
and her cargo has been taken on and carried
back to Alexandria. The Chalsadona was
loaded with tobacco, hay, iron, &c, bound to
Norfolk.
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THKATRE.-The Star Sisters appear this
evening in w. Il. English's celebrated local
drama of the Three Fast Men, which has
been in preparation all last week, and will be
produced with new scenery.
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IA Slave Insurance
THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY
This Company insures for one or more years on
the most favorable terms, and pays its losses
promptly and at this office.
DR.. F. w. HANCOCK, Medical Nkamlner, at
Office daily at 10 o. clock.
KNOWLES Il WALFORD, Agents,
ap7-5t 130 Main street.
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WATKINS l. FICKLEN,S

SECOND OPENING OF SILKSi
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING THE 4rH INST
We shall be prepared to exhibit an uNRIvALLEp
STOCK OF SILKS. OF the choicest sty les, at aston
lshlnK PRICES.
~ On THURSDAY morning, the 9Th. We will
DAMASIE, PUSHER and REAL LACE, SILK
and BEREGE MANTLES and SHA AVIS, some Of
which are very elegant and entirely netc in STYLE.
n. Our beautiful. TRAVELLING SUITS for
Ladies. embracing beautiful variety. will be ex-
tent and elegance of which an advertisement can
give no idea. will well repay the examination OF
All classes of Dry Goods buyers: By polite atten-
llbe raj terms. strive to deserve the patronage
OF all. lap 2--l2tI WATKINS l. FICKLEN
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OosvfaAup.r-fhe eesate, II Execnttve ses-
- sttogspseAse4 - pestJsaaias NM.
w'sssod. q Virginia = f1ymasssr ef the
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS:

MANrFAcTURED BY
5. MCG X u ID Ell RS SONS
n,,a,n,,o RICHMoND. Va.
PHOSPHO- PERUVIAN GUANO. WARE nted to
contains per cent. OF Ammonia and a. to 50 per
cent Of Bone Phosphate Of Lime. Price per
ton OF OOO lbs .....................S so co
BONE ASH GUANO. warranted to contain w
8 per cent of Ammonia and IS to 10 per
cent OF Bone Phosphate o. Lime. Price
per ton of 000 ms ........... co a.
GROUND BONE ASH, contain ng Is to 50
per cent IF Bone Phosphate Of Lime,
and ground to Gne powder. Price per
IA WHITE MEXICAN GUANO. which
we grind to powder and warrant tn con
tam rs per cent. Of Phosphate of Lime.
,,frlce per ton OF 1000 lbs. .......... 30 %
:. Having been for many years largely engaged in
me 'nano trade and had opportunities Of testing
fully the value of all kinds Of Guano that have been
very best varieties for our preparations- from
all the ingredients We use. both separately and in
combination. We satisfied that the Farmers
WILL ind our FERTILIZERS much cheaper than
the PERUVIAN GuanO when used alone.
The Peruvian and Phosphate Gunnos used are
selected With great care and always subjected to
risid Analysis. Thew very dry, and ground to
a hne powder, and thoroughly and Intimately
mixed.
We win take pleasure in showing Farmers
through our establishment, as there rs NO secret
a. to the ingredients used, process Of manufac-
turing.
All orders will he promptly flied.
s. NicGRUDER'S SONS.
Corner Of 18TH and Cary sts.. RI edmond, Va.
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sERVANTa FOR sAI.u

IA. Notic e.-frona and after the LIST If
April. X. w. CHALK is admitted to an ,nterest in
our business. tap5-6tl F. sTEARNB & co.
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800 zSxk syzSr< '.s1ss ->rees
ha4 ss y s:s s e. ss:s
ant - healthy ss'aae: =
D.p,-H. w.ys..boro'. ADJUST. s seanss. VI.
WANTEn-By young man. formerly 81 Viz.
~ Flnis: doing = small but PAYING business
xss By ss s ssn
Scss seneely scptheSn Commission businsss in
resrs S""s osl sos
u ss, ~. :Sa
N. B.-;Any one not having the necessary amount
Of SHsh. but an extensive .ceusiatance. and who
could "a Thence trade. and he willing n work Tor
commission ~. on sales. can address ~ above.
WANTED--A good COOK. 1coInrsd.1 for a
month ABLY iT ..,h. ess from 81 70 g
WAN kD:-JAMEs N. CARTER. House
~ anc Sgn Painter. No. I, hasement Ballard
HosE :fher e employ two or three .ddtoos
wages will be given. apt-ts
WANTED-A small FARM. near the CITY. suit
purchass ios 'Sd P:y Hoad sf;s
mond, Va, immediately. spS-ts
WANTED IAN ASSISTANT APOTHECA-
~ Nl-One who has been two or three years in
Sne Ss
"DkUGGlST," at this office, in the handwriting
M mat ths F. Rss and stating where an
WANTED-.Fo For the balance Of the year. good
~ WAGNER; an experienced N 6 N
hUNNER. and ten able NEG ROES, at the Car
bon Hill Mines. Applv to Mr.. kKINs, at Coke
1ssci corner 10th and j ESs5y IT, wERrH. Agent.
WANTED-Gentlemen to bear IN mind that
~. ~ KINGS is the place 10 get their LIGHT CAS-
SIMEkES secured and pressed, to look like new.
TO to KINGS and see his work.
apS-lm 10th ST., between Main and Cary
ANTE D-IMMEDIATELY.-2 6rst-rate
w NJ ANTI LA MAKERS. None but good
"'''' "''' 'GGfYNTER. ALVEY 4 ARENTs,
ap2-ts Corner of Main and 18th streets.
WANTED;;1I wish to purchase pair Of extra
NH sO-ts JOHN ]. wERTH. Agent.
WANTED:-Iw wish to hire for the White Sui
sssIs s
General Agent, 8 W all street,
NH 1-lm Under St Charles Hotel.
WANTED-2.oOO dog. Champagne BOZ TIES
w wanted by DUDLEY Il CO.,
ian 13-ts u Main st.
WA N + Z D...We wish to hire for the Old
~ Sweet Springs. thirty or forty CABIN and
OININGROO SERVANTS. for the ensuing
Springs season. GOOCH l. ECHOLS.
NH elm
WANTED-Every body to know that have
w commenced the manufacture Of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No. 81, Main
street, Richmond. where they can find beautiful
az Of Trunks, Ealices and Carpet. Bags
bought in the Northern cities, both at wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
dc x-sm JAMES KNOTS.
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CY N n A 3 jun,
~ ON MARSHALL STREET
BETWEEN srH Anna
OPEN HicHNosD,'u,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturd.x

Tuesday. THURSDAY and Sa,urd,, r,..,
at I 1-2 o'clock. eniau
INDEPENDENT TURNER Assocr
Respectfully call the atten ton Of The v,AIley
e this CITY e. their large and wall ipsa aat NJ.
SLAIN :, or EXERCISE and the H,s s,' =.
;, The exercises will I've copductsa I, n Y aMs
leaders. '''u ny eompe.e,.
month"; a. ,nrs ss;sGn Of six months g. ,,.
All desirOus to Join are invited ~ ,,u
ness the exercises I" udh aMr III
---- NH T-Ns
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fIRB.--A Ilf0 OcC0rre0 IN FALMOUTH, SIM.
ford county, Va, Friday morning, which de-
stroyed two storehouses of Jno. Guy, the
stable OF w. p. Conway, and brick ware
house, owned by the estate Of the late DUN
Green. The loss Is estimated 1t ~ 600. OF
the two storehonses. one was the building in
which the late BAIL Gordon is said to have
made a million and half in the days Of "Auld
Lang Syne," when the trade Of Falmouth
ranked as among the most important in the
State. Both were insured in the Mutual
Company in Richmond
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CLkAN Is bushslSof a. IAN oars
o soee ssaas'' "a ''i,i snSYi1x 80 ssit'l|sTSo
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BOARDING.

ROARD1NG.-Av Young gentleman. with his
- wife and two small children, desire large. IN
furnished ROOM. with BOARD. in a private fami-
u. whore they may expect the comforts Of home
Will pay $500 per annum. Address Box 937, p. o.
up ST.
NJ RS. JOHNSON (Goyernor streetl has for
1vA rent two excellent CHAMBERS. with large
closets suitable for families; each Chamber has
q small room adjoining. tap7-3tH
QOARD1NG.-Ih have two pleasant and desra
II bic rooms. suitable for families; can also ac-
cOmmodate few DAY BOARDERS. Shot Tower
House, on Grace. between Sth and 9th stress.
ap6-2w' Mas. BASS.
BOARD OR RENT.-Two most DESIRABLE
- ROOMS on 18th street, in rear of the main
building on corner Of Broad street. opposite the
Powhatan House. They will be rented tn single,
or tos married gentleman. without children. who
could he accommodated with board in the family
Apply at the residence, Broad and 18th streets.
NH SITS
ROARDING.-Several desirable Rooms. suit
- able for families, at the REVERE HOUSE.
NH H-lm
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IA RICHMOND THEATRE.
RE- ENGAGEMENT

LUCILLE AAN n ! A e i nIEsrERN,
ai S and sss,y ss n aTssr netas
\" B. EnF''TiH itfas 'f Fxs& ff' %ES # the
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boSroN new r. Sl YdRK aso NIGHTS.
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States, being universally pronounced the greatest
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Dances. BEAUTIFUL LUCILLE,
ROSALTE.
PETITE CHARM,
GUITAR: By the
MUNGO JIM.
YOUNG AMERICA,j
With \CHARMING HELEN
Songs and \CHARMING HELEN,
Dances. (CHARMING HELEN.
THE FEMALE MTNSTRELS,J
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THE FEMALE MINSTRELS.\
s 'ss 81 y HSENSs EtAARP!!E Es:.
selection Of rs YOUNG LADIES,
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELSY.) The
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ETHIOPIAN M1NSTRELSYN in the Union.
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"a. Special Notice.
CA n TON TIN GS.
We have in store, for sale, on accommodating
terms
"A, "a and GA WHITE MATTINGS;
A, "a and 6 CHECK do.
RICHARDSON CO.,
ap7-1m* Carpet WareroOms. 95 Main st.
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Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES.
n IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN.
AT unprecedented prices. brng ing them within the
reach of all: at figures 80 per cent be low the cost
of Importation.
WATKINS e FICKLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
1880 Main Street.
ply Of
SPLENDID SPRING GOODSi
Many Of which have been purchased at the auction
sales IN New York during the past week, at which
the PRICES were lover than ever known before. In
SPLENDID SILKS,
DRESS GOODS
In elegant Satin Striped and Cammeaux
In plain and founced SKIRTS;
Beautiful CHLNTZ M0USLiNE DE CHINE;
SATIN PLAID GRENADINE: all silk;
And BROCHE BEREGE ANGLAISE;
RICH LACE AND SILK MANTLES;
SHAWLS, EMBROIDERIES.
House FURNISHING G0QRS,
pLANHTNxFFNfosN p1Alps AND sr RRfIETs :, f.o
tory prices,
Either BY Wholesale or RETAIL they are prepared to
Oher Inducements HITHERTO UNIQUALLED.
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3 WALTZ AsHwooD; u Lsre Stsry. By kArL
York RUDD l. CARIToN. This novel, II one
octave volume. IL gotten mp in very elegant
styleby the publishers, indicating At least that
they put high estimation upon II. We have
not read 1t. For sale by WEST 4 JOHNSTON.