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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

s,.,.ea ifoas, Rtpoffs.--For the month Of
las; there We're i9s persons arrested and
20 for various offences. OF this number S3
'-svh!tA., - free negroes, and 81 slaves. In
4, arst station house there were % whites, -
-. heroes and - slaves. OF this number 10
~. White women. i3 free negresses, female
,.yss. and % males.
IL ;ha second station house there were p
xsi,s,. II free negroes, and ~ slaves. OF this
's-tsr there we're white females, free ne
rs and 3 female slaves.
III reference Ia the registers we see that at
>, .aprise c3urts the Mayor heard and dis
,s.iof2H prisoners. Alderman Taylor of s.
I'D Alderman Sadler of -5. The remaining
,,nes- wsre sent 20 Court by the officers of
:, Cd; police. or discharged.
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By J, n. Oix9es, Auct'r.

WILL DE SOLD. eve:y night this wesk. q
w auction room %. Main street, c?mmVnoing q
Plated W HTCHEsi 6ne Gold JEWELkX, .3c1
GuhRp ssnd vE E CH aAh Lad @S. YGHATA
TORS, Sd Hiso.. = lot Of FANCY GOODS, O.
CARS, OUTLAY, 80.
NB.-Conslg nm6nfA receiving eveV 3nYNDdo 80
without reserve. J. II. Dl00ECs Auoe
D. F. BOOTH. Salesman. jA0-ee
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MILLINERY.
- STRAWS, STRAWS, STRAWS.

MILLINERY.
n sTRAWS, sTRAWs, STRAWs. ~
=. b: THIS j; ySs u hs BY, ss RsSS
BLEAcHER and Pr ESsE;R for Miiners. Mer.
na.sss sna s ds es ArSas hs s
can give perfect satisiaGt, I, t. his Eairons
ap:7-6t" Between franklin aud Grace.
- MISS v. a. TEMpLEf1AN ses1..
CIV Will open on Friday. 10Th, a full andes
srsiSa a ASD ' sth N MILLINERY: rs"
AT No. 2i2 Broad street. ap l9-lm
Q Mrs: pEJEE AsHiSrs sn Main. ne ~
tween 18th and 18th SITS, informs her customers and
the ladies' 10 seHsGa that she is ready to show her
spf5ns sylss OF I'm IL .aS a' branches
BoNNETs and FLATS i% G aiseled and hlcsched
Country merchants and mlliners will find bar
that trade. lap IL lm@l J. DEMELMAN.
81 SPRING MILLINERY. go.
- MRS. DAVIS 4 SISTER. IA Broad SSES
Street, between 4h and sth. North side. have JUST
received ' sPk pnS yr Mff rfsHEtsn' of
embracing all the Ia,es, styles. to which we invite
the attention Of the 5adies Also, large assor'
ma we vii open oar SPRING STYLES on
WEDNESDAY,. the 4th inst ap2-ts
AM TO TIE We LA RRHs, Of I RICHMOND.
S{kkSV MISS RFbECCA EEMON
v onld respectfully announce to the ladies that
she viii open her Room this day tAlONDAY) with
FIFE b6H 4sF & assp' SGHH.z
TAiMAs and every Article hd suitable for child ali
A handsome lot of PATTERNS. JUST received
e5 s1i sakK sGLEos S5sK ass.
Tx kN shS!ffi! H Tf'EsMPLARs GAuNrLErrs an,
ROSETTES OF every description made to order
and Al k;aa; Of RESAEi 4 ! 81
and every article suitable for chlldrens wear can
be had by calling at Miss REBEcCA sEMoN'S
the St. Charles Hotel Main st. ap s-2ws
- FARM On CHARLES CITY ROAD,
fFIYE NILES r BEkoW THE CITY, FOR
city, ~" now Occupied by Mr. WIN Pearee It COM o
balance wooded. and is well watsred The i'm
provements are a comfortahl DWELLING. With
House. The soil is very sood and in inc state
Of cultivation. For particulars, apply to Mr.. Wm.
Peace. on .as DF'~''f5.x s T. TAYLOR SON.
- FARM OF q AIKES OF LAND, ON
9NNhiNHE NILES S1oSy 2Sots RieaM55kkDD:. FSR
81 M bs sssi H. w"cawsri who . sho", . TO-
TSs rscs conssins u acres Of abont Is &C
are cleared, balance IN wood and timber. The I'M
prOvements oOpsist Of comfortable dwelling. con-
tanning two rooms. kitchen. stable, harn, corn
house, &c. Terms accommodating. Apply to
apN-6t GODDIN 4 APPERSON. Aucts.
NOTICE. wish to hire for the Red Sui
vx Hst ss ons and one Nab
ssksASfHi A1Rk RiE q / HOLMAN. BASIN Bank.
ap O-3t
ron N:-al4 bushels prime white CORN. For
~ sale from vessel now in ne poek
pao-3t Corner Cary and virgnia ats
TRULL { CO. AND ROCkSPRiNG N. 4.
- nsS HS; 'o' 'A LYLE FOSTER / CO.
CHAD ROE FOR FAMILY UsE-In half
= AID whole AssIelsa foy s ,IsS " I. .,.
q. 2-et - Pesyl street.
OOO 000 coon TO PAINE CIGARS,
~ - ~. ''' 's's RRyls Yogrra 4 &c.
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Ny "A. j.. Williams, Auct'r.
TVRESTEE,A SALE Of REAL ESTATE

on SIN STREET. RErWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS. AT AUCTION. By virtue
gassnS ss 70 dses s Il
1855. and recorded in Richmond Hustiazs Court
Office being thereto requested by +. II. Clarke, the
will sell on THURSDAY, Sd May. is6o, upon the
premises, commencing at ~ o'clock r. NJ. the
property by SAID deed conveyed. to wit: A certain
lot of ground. with the buildings thereon. situated
on the east side Of 9Th street. as above stated
to an Sliev 10 feet WIDE il being the same pro-
perty which was conveyed by Litsleton Read q
Joseph Wsisise.' TfMSsi ssa and 70 nov in the
TERMs.-suficIent IN cash TO dcfray tho o..
penscs Of executing the trust. and 70 pay OF a
al interest thss may be due thereon; and fos ~
remainder. up0n such terms 1T payment a. viii II
made knOwn at the time ut The sale. -
ROBERT HOWARD. Trustee.
A. ID. WILLIAMS. Auct'F. sp Il IA
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VERY VALUABLE KEAe. ESTATE AT
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OE MAIN

VERY VALUABLE KEAe. ESTATE AT
AND Hath STREETS. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
A. the request Of the owners. who reside in Phla
upon the premises. on TT EsD AY. he I'D d., Of
May. $50 comnencing at !: o'clock NJ, tie very
valuable REAL ESTATE located 1T the south
east cOrEer of Main and 1ith streets, now in the
occupancy of Messrs Noah Walker Il Co, and
others.
TIE property frotts on Main street q feet. and
runs back along li'h street to VIDE alley. and is
now rented to excellent tenants at $500 per an
mum.
The location of this property. in the very heart
of The city. and convenient to the hotei and depOs
&c.. renders IL very valuable for business stand
of ary kind. and we would invite particular atten-
ton to the sale. lt considered to he the most
valuable piece of real estate now IN the market.
TERMS OF SALE are rs follows One sixth of the
purchase money i'll cash. and the remainder in
equal instruments. at !. 2 3, and years. the pur-
chaser to execute negotiable notes. with interest
added. pay able SEM. -annuallv, and secured b.
trust deed The taxes and insurance for 1850 to he
paid nv the pu chaser.
ap27 JAS. NJ TAYLOR l. SON, Aucts
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IA Gas! CASH Gas :'i..Just opened, some
new and beautiful IL n ID f. |, r. X s, PEN
DANTS. BRACKETS. &c. al very low prices.
We are also prepared to do all kinds Of GAS
FITTING, Piping HOUSES. &c. either IN town
or country. PORTABLE GAS WORKS put up
In town or country.
Every BODY in want of GAS FIXTURES, would
do we'll to examine our stock.
STEBBINS 4 PULLEN,
ap D-lw No. l0l Broad street.
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SHH s sAtyEsMkrSk1 j Ia ~
ton, at my store, ccmmepcing a ! o oIock. THIS
EVENING, and continued during the season ,eyOIy
Watches, fine Jewelry, Brsoelets, fancy Hoxsss
Knive. and Forks, POCKET CUTLERY, Castcf., 0lPss-
simeres. Bed Spreads, Cigars, and FaeSx 4oods:
no 50 ALEX. MUTT AU0A.
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! he opening IN a few DAYS.
A SECON ID SCFPLl


SPRING GOODS,
=, And he otherwise receiving LARGE ADD
Tons To my STOCK through the balance of the
season. s. HiRSH,
Trimming and Fancy Store,
ap GOT 209 Broad street.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

L'tRNlTURE:: INV GOODS, GROCE-
i RIES, &c Will be sold e.'ssyc:iqp. at nv
store. corner Of Main and 18th street,, OF TN TRH
cling at 10 O'Clock. general assortment of new
and second hand Furniture.
DRY GOODS.-SeveraIi invoices Dry Goods. Net
shirts and Drawers, Coats, Hats. Caps, Boots,
Shoes. Caters, Spool Cotton, Hoop Skirts, 30.
GkOCkR RI Is Wine. Whiskey, Brandy. Soap
Candies. NJ anufactured Tobacco, Crockery, Glass
ware, &c; 1D.OUJ Cigars.
my: ALEX, MOTT, Auct.
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W11R1,EoTER,S

WORGEATER'S
CELEBRATED GRAND PlANOS.
V4VvWe have just opened IN assortment 81
Virsin;s ~ which We would bsg u invite the A.
tsptiOn Of Professors. smateuse anh the pumia.
Our prices will he found even lower than IL
usually asked for inferior igsfrnuents;
MORRIS. Bookseiiefs and
A. ST.. Tssssr u psrrcs.
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III, Hal.-The committee in charge of the
r.T Eali, Will find, on examinations, that the
= sizing in some of The rooms is badly
-Ffsd and in the Mayors Court, has AL
,.g sran 10 tumble down. Whether this
D.. wing 10 LEAKS in the water fixtures, or
s--s..uess in the management of them, we
=. unable 10 say /; but whatever the cause,
;, .b9ali b. Temedied, and the building put in
I'd repair Tie City Hall is so constructed
IA, SEEMS almost impossible to keep il in
,1d order. Perhaps if the old roof were
,ra Of aud new one put on, the rooms
- h, b. made more com forta bic in the fu ture
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pool ROON.OPENED
AT THE WALL STREET

a a ~ fUVL EXTRAORDINARILY
II ASM AT The WALL STREET
<aYsvSdxHS@T HOTEL. on FaU STREET. be-
S twsen Mpin and FranLlin.-
A--1-.'--.---~-The subscriber has made ar
,ansements t. open 2 large and well fu fnIshed
DAY NIGHT. the Goth INST at 8 O'Clock. where
pools will be sold EVERY EVENING for the
BROAD ROCK, FAIRFIELD. and ASHLAND
RACES burIng the continuance of the Spring
Races the various CT BIS Will hold their meetings
in the Wall Street Hotel, and tie list of entries
will he posted ut night for the of the follow
ing day. Strangers and citizens " no feel an inter
est IN racing. are invited tn visit the tOO! ROOM
ever, evening. where intormatIon of ALL Ands re
!af'ng t" the sport will be cheeriull, furn ished
ap 2S-ts A. A. RAINE
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IA SnrpriSin: Sacrifice Of
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, &c.
Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES.
IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN,
At unprecedented prices. brngIng them WITHIN the
reach OF all. at hgures 50 per cent. below the cost
oil Importation.
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s.rt, Sat an early hour last Monday
As,,s .tsiaeht 81 Franklin street. near list,
.,ai i nois- IN the basement OF his house. and
80 own ~ ascertain The eau &c. fonnd that
.sa 'A uao "'en cut from the window blind,
-. we bind had been unbolted and the
s,s 'h>vd ready for entry: hut the rogue
NAth nlght on hearing he nnnrnach
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bug &saf. The Dock presented Il lively
'rh' Yesterday morning, Notwithstanding the
'''' that the number of vessels in i, was not
4 sI'.it a Ne have seen. On the margins
ST immense amounts OF lumber, which the
.""e'' seem eudeavGrlng TO remove as rapidly
d possible. Wood, coal and ice dealers are
'pIeNas their stocks, and the mercantile COM
Auhi'y generally are receiving and shipping
I jei' u all Kinds
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7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED A N 7 IL T. Il
lot of those famous so cent BONNETS
100 White STRAWS ans, CHIPS, only IS oents:
loo Good SrY!: + q one do,iar:
kich sty lc BONNET HIBHONS. only 25c:
The hest ROICHES in tae city at 25c;
GRAPES FRAMES. FLOWERS, nLONDS. &C.;
RICH WORKED COLLARS, SLEEVES. &C.;
M!ssESs,and I;a s, SPRING NANTES;
SHAKER BONNErs'. al sizes;
HAIR NETS; and bargains in all kinds of
FANCY GOODS, COTT0VS &c
GEO. JACOBS. 80 Main ST.
my l-3t Mrs Wcody's old stand.
VKTARREN's IMPROVED FELT AN D
w COMPOSITION ROOFING, received the
Silver Medal at the United states Far, and Di-
ploma at the Vireinia State Fair.
We have certificates and testimonials from the
first Architects and Builders in the United States,
Canada and the West ladies'. testifying To the su
perior Qualities of WARREN'S IMPROVED
FL. and COMPOSITION ROOFING. over all
other over ole red the pablo. ana prepared to
attend to all orders in city or country, with
promptness and dispatch.
JOHN vIi.tS. only Agent in Eastern virginia,
for WARREN'S Roofs and Roofing Materials.
IA. Office on 18th street. between Main and
Gary. my l-Jm
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HOE sEs AND MULES FOR SALE

NOT!CE.--I have for sale No. l
SVAuaN young MULE; also, large. reliable
HsTk3S2 work HORSE. n 9. IIPSCOMR
n>A.A I'd street, between Broad and Grace.
ap;D-ts
FOR SALE-A pair of good MULES,
L~Nfour years old good size. well broke, war
9~Arapted sound and to draw well.
Also. a No. FAMILY HORSE. seven years old,
sound and well gated. fine So DOLE and RI
DIE will be sold with the horse. ANY one in want
can find great bargain b, Al early call on
J. ID. GOODMAN, Manufacturer,
ap 2S-lw No 100 Main street.
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CTOCK 81. GROC ERIE rs, LIQUORS. re i.
= FOR SALE. AT MISUNDERSTANDING % de-
Aline the Grocery bx.,hess. will sell al Of nIy
STOCK a. ~sctso9. pm RfDAY morning, May lth..
commencing 81 ~ o'clock, at my store, No. ~
Broad street
TkKNs-Cash. T.. y. SAUNDERS.
Sale conducted by THos. W. KEEsEE, Act.
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sFRrH0 aAcHa

Shes R .xatass.sss sll?s ss5 li ne
feis;FPs e 5 ths fEA Ire R,ti .
on TUESDAY. the iSsh II sisy. sna eoS;inds ioS or
.TGEsDAY-FiRsT DAY.-A swsspstakS for
three old GOATS and llays. ont Of msses that
last, mile hsat, 500 eptenoe. $50 forfeit. closed
With the following entries:
X. A. Alstec ha'nes CHI c. by Highlander, dam Kit
T. y. D o.sxsIi name. CHI c. by led E... dam ss
J. H. Baltszer names CHI h. by Red Eye, dam BY Bos-
John Beieher names Moore's, b. &C. by Red Eye,
F. Nj Hall names CHI c. Eugene, by Revenue dam
Fanny Fern by Glencoe.
Also: en-. {. by Financier, dam Betty Steel, by
wEpSEsDAY-sEcoND DAY.-Pfoprietor'.
Dr'H K IS ,'i'e Fiji bAYtookey club
FRI .hTsf XIII Af DHYA sxee,s,ake
entran.e. 500 forfeit. 500 to he sdded by the
Club # three or more start five or more nom ma
F. NJ Hall names - by -,dam by imported
Thos. ]. Green names oh. f. Miss Tobacco Fly, by
John Belsher names b. c. wacamsw. by Red Eye,
0. T.; Hare names CHI. f. By Boston. Jr., dam by
Thos. H. Christmas names o. by Red Eye. out of a
Trustee mare, dam Nellie Ward;
s r F. FoEdren White names b. c Red Eagle. by
ke As Es mann BY s Imp r. Sy
arsend hs y"rS JOHN BELcHER. Proprietor.
A ssA y vi S:% asSsi j ri Us
z--.s-----S.-Ss%five days VS. '''' anu e' '""'
FIRST DAY-TUESDAY = swecpstake. mile
he ats Tor year olds; entrance $3.50, forfeit 500
Frances Nj. Halls oh. C. by Revenue, dam Fanny
Francis NJ. Halls CHI. f. BY Financier. dam Betty
Gen; r. J. GREEN'S Miss Tobacco Fly. by Red Eye
o; 7. flares Oh. f. by Boston. Jr. dam Trustee.
Thon as H Christmas b. by Red Eye. dam by
John Be!cher's b. Q. by r-hitby. dam Gohanns.
Rohert Al-t"n's CHI c. by Highlander, dam nifty
Fon"ren s Whites b. c. by Red Eye dam Mar
SANE DAl.-Match for 81 600, half forfeit
O5sle.man and CHI. e. out Of Andrewetta, by Grit
sEc" HSI"fc Observation-Disclosures BROOK
SAME DAi Match race. for 800, mile heats
u,n; syear Dlds entered, as follows:
TnIk6 DAY MTHtk ia Avn y s.1M
f1 FoIRT TH b 5S% mt!f hfa,s p,rs
FIRTH DAY@sATURDAY- Two RACES
First race Match between FISHERMAN and An
nette Hall Tor $40 UOO; four mile heats.
ENTRIES.
Oysterinan, years. old, b. h.. by Revenue, dam by
mondscn dam Virginia Payne "i BY ne1ald '-0
SAME DAY Sweepstakes: mile heats, for
| the Goth instant-four or more to make race.
ap26-drl2thM o. p HARE. Proprietor.
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TIA DE-. Owen X. Hill
Uitce. corner Franklin and Wall streets-Resi-
dence, corner Grace and 2Uth streets. tap2s-s,'
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',n % n,s."g.-The new vegetable market
.sause Of rhs "a, very sloyen appearance,
;, rs abou, ,uirty ceilings and other wood
"Ds would prove Of decided UEa nd d, yansa -
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Br Jas. NJ. TavloP L Son, "A uct :.

FRAMED DWELLING On 18Th ST.. AT
! AUCTION We will sell ..-on the premises.
on TH,UkSDAY. the I'd day of May, sorrae9 c ing
Myers Trustee. a neat framed tw,, story TENti
MENf, with a Kitchen the reon, on the west side
of 18th. near Leigh street. The premises have re-
iaSlly. "''" VI " ''"" '-e"
TEnMs.-One fourth cash; the balance at 4, 8 and
ed and secured by a trust deed Taxes and insur-
az" apS low JAS p Il. TA ''y SON. Auct.
TEUSTEE'S SALE OF VALE ABL E
Deeds OF Trust, dated the 18th day Of A"riI 1859,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Rich
mond Hastings Cou'texecuted ty HnbeLt Kirby
Sd day Of May neSt, Of far and If moi, the rst
H.. shs :5lIowirs REAL EsTA1fEi.. to w.t. t:''A
DESIGNATED by the number -Four" rs LAID down
upon plat anne xed to deed from Parrott A. Prn
! IN said city of Richmond, fronting, as appears by
said plat thirty eight feet on 18th street. and run
Also two os "r Of TASD
designated by the numb hers Five" and six - as
LAID down upon the plat above ne ntloned lying
| and being in tbs SAID city of Richmond. on the
western si..e OF 1ath street. each of the said lots
fronting. is appears by the said plat, twenty FIVE
feet nlns inches On sad 18th street, nd furnlns
BACK between parallel lives fifty sIs feet.
| TERMS Sufficient IN cash To- paw the expenses
Of executing the Trust TIE sam of 5 Al IS with in
sum of 1884 IS pay able at six months from ke 18th
OF April, 1850, and the residue upon such terms
may be made known on the day of sale The title
to he property is believed to he good but selling
AZ Trustee. shall only convey. with SPECIAL war
rant'' such ttIe as AZ i vcnnve,ea to me
APP
7 a 4 - -
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C. hird or r' John Hastings, convicted for
sIaeriy in ' ~. time of bsing drunk aud
s siaay, and e street, was before the Mayor
so"initted - jail In default Of
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:. :. eaatgse aaif."g.-John W. Pate, arrested on
sgI-ared bsto arssauiting and beating his wife,
= aacsn fa,i, aoas The Mayor yesterday, but the
charged " answer when called, he was
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TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS-NEW
GOODS-NEW STORE.-RYLAND II: NOR
WE'LL h. CO.. No. III Broad street, mex: door +,
Crenshaw. Quarles d Co. beg leave t. inform the
ladies' Of Richmond and vicinity that they have
just opened the most select stock OF
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
ZEPHYR WORSTEDg. HEAD DRESSES
FANCY GOODS and ORNAMENTS,
PGHFUMERIE H and
FURNISHING GOODS
in every variety; and as We are receiving daily
new Goods. we have made 1t our object to sell at
low rates. and offer our customers every accommo-
daton. Trimmings made to order, at the shor test
notice.
Please call a: q! Broad street.
HERMAN KOPPLE,
az 31-lt X ". NORVEIL.
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I,sh teiax =. nxtt,rs on Main street. are far
t'ssirss ths. neat and clean as the ordinanca
''' laera 10 y, 70 be kept. viii the Dolics re-.
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hs Ias,as $50 bad beginning yesterday morn
Ayiiuy a. :, o. being bright aud warm aud
,ad d'g ss, Ter November, the clouds were dark
PeIcing "'"s' ana the wind was cold and
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Inns ia'ertS are operating lightly, at this
asr ,,- !e" evenings sine" two young gen tie
,a,i, 'i'ited iaInily on 9Th streo,. near Mar
sa.n 1h ifaving the front door partially open
a8,, sn icy entered the house. deposited their
raav W. canes IN The hall. When they got
lie. n.y., ~ return home. they found that their
80" taH"n French leave IN ADVANCE
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DISSOLUTIOMS, &c.

nISSOLUTi0N.-T The concern of T. WILL
- LfAMS Il HICKS is this day dissolved. by
the withdrawal # d. I. WILLIAMS therefrom.
SAML D. HICKS having bous hit his interest in
the books. sccnunts, &c. of the concern, a. sum
ing the liabilities of the same. The name of the
concern therefore ceases from this date.
d. r. WILLIAMS,
April 30, 1850. SAM'L d. HICKS.
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Per'fry Fai'rrS, and especially those who
tiyp succeeded IN rearing early broods, are
F'aiaBE eX0rhltant prices for all the "younG
c4icks that they have sent 10 market. In
9say instances half-iedged birds have sold as
hsh T. seSrhty-ilTe cents per pair, and not
NV have brought one dollar. AT such prices.
lrshhoElng farmers might well afford 10 de-
VIE IL necessary time TO The rearing OF poul-
~ 1ad would find the nett profits of their
1907 far greater Than il spent in cultivatjng
,Sin.
ii'' oft8, SfG'oa.-N otwit tbs landing the un-
TTeM'i5us weather tor the past three weeks
> lr ot our gardeners are making their grow
i. crops pay we'll. Yesterday We received
!, Il Mr.. l. tnamberlain's farm on the Brooke
tfHpiEe. basket Tiled with large and deli
thus straw berries, fresh from the vine. Il mess
u s'@'a yeas, bunch of large and tender AS
I"7gus. anu several heads of the fines lettuce
"a We nave seen this season. Mr.. &. is very
's''ss'.al AZ gardener, and deserves TO be, be-
cause ot ms Industry and perseverance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02
FAMILY MESS MACKEREL-
Is hhs. No. l MACKEREL.
Is half bbls. No. do.

FAMILY MESS MACKEREL-
l. Is hills No. MACKEREL.
Is half bhs. No. Il do.
Is tubs new BUTTER
Families wanting prime Mess MACKER Ell. are
respectfully invited to call.
nyl-4t VIM. n. TYLER. 18th 1t.
fNAS FIXTVREs. MANUVACTTR1D IN
" RICH MOND.-HAHARTY & STAKE, No.
no Main street, above the Post Office are manu-
featuring GAS FIXTURES, Of superior quality.
Call and examine them. my l-J
N0TlCE:-;I have hi, day apIoisted LEON;
In INV name to carry on the COOPE8iNG.DUsi-
NESS in the city Of Richmond 70 buy and sell for
cash only NICHOLAS GlLHAUSkN.
my l-2w'
NEW GOSH IN BUTTEM .sshols. queen
.asey W. rs ~ c.ssS.s sss cs:s
Al.o. some Very kns old PORT WINE And psre
FRENCH BRANDY, ON dTankht: For eaie 6y
sp8-lt C. p WORD & BRO.
WARM LUNCH
w Is SERVED UP. EREe.
From u to o'clock ifsnAnoxs,
anU-at. Main 81. hatvoea iIsi - ia.
QLACK CLOTHS AND OO67E IN1 -71iT
- geFg', 0imcalxs. and other oolohga1ol 1akeS ~
nlsek Cloths and Dosstins. Of car own imrurts~
gsert rAvNE 4 CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

uade ha . slave to Mrs Samuel Reeve,
Cay Ia "a afpeirahce before the Mayor yester-
Match an, , ser The ct aree of stealing silver
GCara,' ALL, ~ ring, and other articles OF value,
IA rpii, age The ey idencc showed that che
as le - anu The Justice thereupon ordered
N't'eise the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

vr Bai!aiasS are going up in all sections of
III. c.ty. and but for the scarcity of bricks
-sev others would be commenced at once.
>rsll houses are very mnch needed to accom-
,gci2,e the working classes. and notwith-
.an3as the laws Of The State, which make it
hftui 10 collect rents. many capitalists are
disposed 10 commence building if materials
-sTli he CHAINED. The brick manufacturing
camlaav Will commence operations ~ Rock
el IA = very short time, and will then be en-
sblrd 10 supply materials as they are needed
r.. Errampn,a, has not ye, been determin-
Il up5n, for The reason that the Cavalry have
no. vet received their arms, and At least TWO Of
ths lnlAnIy companies have accepted invi.
aI0n. 10 visit The mountains of Virginia du-
F1g the summer months. II an arrange
uta, cannot be made for a general encamp.
r4g, Of the military AT the Central Fair
Grounds. some. Ii not most of the Infantry.
viii visit West Point, where they can spend
vees "a camp-service, and i'll bathing, fishing
sad rowing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

,o"s,isrs, in the public streets. are very
yoid.CSn adj. IN every respect. and should BE-
axe ~ having more inleis to the cuiyerts
s!liug IL y, ,"s surplus water, instead OF per-
We rsn;s " no" a!oGs the surtace and be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

-'sas. 80, ue OH Tor Tonight is an attrac.
ests Ia aoa Will draw al Intelligent audi.
2end. "Ilness il. Chanfrau has hosts Of
saom sbo,,, who admire his acting, all Of
L. tsyor,,a ia see him tnis evening in ore of
turtle characters.