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The Popular Revolution-More Counties
Raising the Southern Union Flag and In
structing Delegates

Raising the southern Union rag anu HI.
structing Delegates.
There was glorious meeting in Louisa
county, on Monday last S. NJ. HAcKsTr was
called to the chair, and d. NJ. HUNTER APP
pointed Secretary. Amid the rattle of mus
kerry and the shouts of the people, the flag of
the Confederate States was raised upon a staff
one hundred feet in height. Speeches brim-
full of the true Southern fire were made by
Hon. ID. G. DEJARKErTR, Rev. Mr.. WAaGoNER,
the resident minister of the Methodist Epis
copal Church and Mr.. J. l.. GORDON Reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted declaring
that Virginia, at the time of ratifying the
Federal Constitution, was, and still is, a SOW
ereign State; that the day of compromise is
past, and the only question now for the peo-
pie Of Virginia to decide is whether they will
unite with the Confederate States who are
their friends, or adhere to the Northern, who
are their enemies; and heartily approving
the course of Mr.. DEJARYBrTE in Congress,
and pledging themselves to support his re-
election If Virginia is again to be represented
In that body.
On the same day, very large meeting Of
the people OF Powhatan was held at the Court
House, w. j. DANCE, Chairman, Ii. w. FIN
xEr, Secretary, which was addressed by Gen.
WV. @. ScOTr. in lengthy speech, justifying
his course in the Convention, and opposing
immediate secession. At the close of Gen
ScorT's speech, resolutions were offered in
structing him to vote for the immediate seces-
sion Of Virginia from the Federal Govern
ment, or else resign The resolutions of Mr.
GodaIS in the Convention We're offered as an
amendment, and lost. Resolutions were then
offered by JOHN +. LAY, Esq, which were
adopted by vote of l26 to IS, declaring that
the rights and interests of Virginia require
her immediate secession that the present
Convention was called to fix definitely,
promptly and finally the relations Of this
State with ali other powers, and that should
the Convention take q recess without such
action as would enable tho people of the State
70 free themselves from Black Republican
control, and to exercise their independent and
sovereign powers by an immediate vote, we
should consider il clear abandonment Of the
rights Of the people, and refusal by the
members OF the Convention to discharge du
ties they accepted upon assuming their repre-
sentative trusts that the delegate to the Con.
vention, already fully heretofore instruc ted
by the county of Cumberland, be instruc ted
70 vote for an Ordinance Of immediate Seces.
sion, and 10 aid, without the delaying process
Of any Border Conference. in taking imme-
dists steps TO unite Virginia with her sister
States Of the Southern Coafodsraey. After
the vote was taken, Mr.. CHAs. IRyisa, being
called on, addressed the meeting La an eio-
qnsnt manner In favor of Immediate seces-
sion, and Gen. Scorr made q brief reply.
Thus, county after county Of the Old DO
minion 10 gravitating 70 the true centre Of its
sympathies and interests In the Southern
Union.
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nYHn

Departed this life, on Tuesday, ths 18th Inst
after q brief but az sni,ing Illness, at the resi-
dsnce IF her husband In Prince George county,
Mrs. MARIAN MEY ERS. In the 2srd year OF her
age Ennobled with qualities which shine con-
spicuonsly in the character Of lovely woman
smiable, oufding, aGectionate. devoted vile
and mother, above reproach in her Christian
acnuslntauces by udisso uble ties of friendship,
too pure for earth, she has thus been suddenly
ira MS AT ed 10 higher, hoiier, aud more blissfu
sphere To her husband his loss is irreparable !:
but the memory of her sterling virtues, more i'm
perishable than marble monuments, shall be in
scribed on the tablets of many hearts. and remain
bright and unoblitera ed. III AFRlssD.
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Troubles of the Lincoln's Administration
with Foreign Powers.

with Foreign Powers.
The Washington correspondents of the
Black Republican press are overlooking with
indignat ton at the annexation by Spain OF
st. Domingo, and say that the new Secretary
of State will take the necessary steps in the
matter, and Immediately call the attention of
the Spanish Government to it. We are also
told, that the prospect of trouble with Eu.
ropean Power is hailed with any thing but re-.
greet by many Of the public men In Washing
ton, who assert "that a war with a foreign
Power would be a perfect God send in the
present danger Of civil strife, AS il would at
once revive the national sentiment in the
South, allay the secession fever, and In the
end result In q re-consoiida ton Of the coun-
try"
What arrant nonsense! Does this JoHy
Bkows Administration expect the South to
follow il TO its foreign wars, as the vassal does
his iiege lord Does it expect to hold onr forts.
menace ms with coercion, threaten US with
irrepressible conflicts, humiliate us under
purely sectional rule, deprive US OF all share Ia
the administration of the Government, libel
US in Its instructions to Ministers at every
Court Of the world, and then summon us to
fight the battles with foreign powers which
its own inbecjlity and wickedness hare pro.
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GG RIG MoND TIL RATR

10 / n o d RE.
KUNKHL Il MOxLBY 80. Sole Lessees aud Managers
l. b. PHILLIPS. Stage Manager
MOST MAGNIFICENT BILL
FOR THE
FAREWELL BENEFIT
MR.. @. W. COULDOCK,
On which occasion he will appear in
TWO GREAT CHARACTERS.
THESTRA RANGER,
And his chaste and original conception Of
PETER PROBITY,
In the new and successful Play of the
G H M N f Y G o X N f r,
Universally pronounced the most
INTERESTING PLAY
Ever presented TO
RICHMOND AUDIENCE,
Being replete with
BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE
AND
DRAMATIC SITUATIONS.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 5ru, 1861,
VIII be performed KolzebUe's celebrated play
STRAN & Err;
MISANTHROPY AND REPENTANCE.
Stranger. q. W. COULDOCk.
Beautiful Pas Seul. Miss ISABELLA MAY.
To conclude with the new Domestic Play Of the
G IL 1 M N f Y O o X n Err.
Peter Probity ............Mr. G.. w. COULDOCK.
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.ts Spring-April LIST. 1861.
SILK DRESS GOODS AND MANTILLA HOUSE
THOS. r. PRICE 4 co.
Are now opening a splendid stock of
ST AP LE A n D FANCY GOODS
For spring and summer sales, to which, by steam
due o-day, and daily for the next tw % weeks,
large additions will be made in
Elegant DRESS GOODS. every variety.
Rich Plain and Fancy SILkS, {French.)
F0ULARDS, POPLINS, MOUSELlNES, &c.
superb BLACK MOURNING SILKS
Rich BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, for dresses
and the new shape basquine, SO much
worn.
BOMBAZINES, CHALLIEs, HERNANNIS, IA
MISE.
Also-EMBR0IDERIEs HOSIERY, GLOVES.
great line of LINEN GOODS, DAMASKS,
TOwELINGS, sHEETINGS, COTTONS, BRIL-
LIANTS, &c.
SERVANTS G0oDS-Very heavy stock at very
lowest market rates, bought for cash recently.
IN MANTLE ENT-The newest
shapes of WRAPPINGS made up in the most ele-
CANT manner, upon a few hours notice.
APP 1-lw THOS. L. PRICE s co.
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The Legislature.

The time of the Legislature, yesterday, was
devoted 10 perfecting previous legisla ton
Both Senate and House adjourned sine die las
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d TWENTY DOLLARS KLWT

LII on NJ
-EfA Let Aprli. NEGRO W OMAN
{tS NANCY. calls herself NANCY Wkg,I
.Sk-s Said woman j. about thirty five vs,
ge, rather above the medium siz. Of ~
light gingerbread color, downcast lc,s
spoken to, upper front teeth out, broad, nm
and finger next to the little finger on the In
cut off at the second joint. she is supposed u
at the Clifton House, and some aequainlan...
inE at Brackets Tavern. She may hay.
her escape 10 fredericksburg, as she can.
That place, and has a mother living thera
In Richmond. lap a-4ttt r. " HIgCtyH
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re- Additional Supply of
VERY SELECT AND SCARCE
SPRING Sc SUM M Err GOODS.
are receiving various styles of very select and
choice
SILKS DRESS Tka Ayp GOODS. &C..
Among which we invite especial attention to the
Beautiful iih BRoCHE SPRING SILKS;
Rich Barathea Black do;
SIX Embroidered, High Lustrod POPLINs;
Handsome Check ed aud Chene POPLINS
Elegant Embroidered Grenadine BEREGEs;
Colored Broche MOZAMBIQU ES-very choice;
Very hns Pr! Printed French oRGANDIEs and
Satin Plaid Colored BEREGRs-very cheap;
Grey BEREGE ANGLAISE, in all widths
Ne~eit I in Lace and and six p MfiAaNThiLLas
French, English AID American PRINTS, in va
cAmBR!cis, AI'0
TA5EE t sEB linens.
Bleeched sHEETINgs and LONG CLOTHS;
DIV" L D0"' 60 W VA ai FICKLEN.
n. B.-For the next three or four weeks, (pre-
vi2qs to packing them up for the summer we
WI WI n! EaRRy D & 2sF GOODS,
MES,s mp PLANTATION WEAR,
Such as SILKS, vEL 4HS,ps v,,pxr,,s
Heavy CLOTHS aud CASSIMERES, SATIN TS,
"a and Cd Va. PULLED CLOTHS, bark PRINTS,
BLANKETS for families and servants and
Velvet Brussels aud Ingram
CA r p ETH GS
at PRIME COST, FOR CASH, DELIVERY.
~ Citizens Farmers and Merchant will con :
suit their interest by embracing this opportunity
for great bargains. W. &F.
R5 Our Wholesale Department Is supplied with
the newsi Ps snd NEST S Rssqtai1i coons
of the season, just purchased at the very low
prices of last week, and for sale cash and good
credit buyers, our usual liberal terms.
ap It's WATKINS x FICKLEN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 4, 1851.
Hfoh Water thfs day fFrtddy) at l2a o'ctk.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, skinner, New York,
mdze and passengers, Ludlam Watson
Brig Jaffa. tBr.l Douglas, Halifax, fish, Z. T.
Workman & Co. 80
schr. VIM. Severe, Brooks, Baltimore, mdze.,
w. ID. Coquitt Go:
schr. ANN Pickrell, Elsy, Philadelphia, mdze
to order.
schr Convoy, Merrill, Rockland, lime, l.. Lib
by Son.
Millspaugh.
Schr Jenny Lind, Thomas, Eastern Shore, OATS
A. Mllspaugh.
schr. N. L. Johnson. Passwater, James river
wheat Haxall, Creashaw Co.
Sloop Hannah and Mary, Pierce, N. j., potatoes
and hay
SAILED,
Schr. Ida L., Jones, down the river, light.
PHILADELPHIA. April a-Cieared schrs. W.
Salisbury and Nellie D., Richmond.
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HEIzs ,NOTlCE.-TheIe Will be meeting Of
D&G the SDUTHgRN STATES. RIGHTS party.
a. HENRICO COURT HOUSE, on SATURDAY,
the sth inst, at u o'clock TO nominate suitable
candidate for the next House OF Delegates,
pS-as MANY bTATES-RIGHTs VOTERS.
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Form If Posoer Of attorney,

Know all men by these presents: That - have
constituted and appointed, and by these pres
cuts do constitute and appoint, - true aud law
full attorney for -, and in - stead 70 vote al
the next Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Traders Bank of the city of Richmond, to be
in the election of Directors, aud on all other mat,
tiers which may be brought before them, hereby
ratifytng and confirming all that -, said attor-
nsy, may lawfully do IN the premises.
As witness - hand and seal, this - day OF
-, 1881 Zap a-lst] e. slNTON, Cashier.
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~ Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSU RANCE COMPANY,
{B5fABLIsHEp 1885,
CASH CAP'LAND RESERVED FUND. 50, 600 600
INVESTED IN THE UNITEDSTATES... $50. 900
DAiLS hEV ~ U h .........; ...........;:. 500
the engagements of the Company.
DIRECTORS IN NEw YORK:
JAMES BR0wS, ESQ. Chairman
FRANCIS CoTTKSgrT, Esq. Deputy Chairman
HENRY GRfSSELL, ESQ.
T. NJ ARCHIBALD, 81. B. n. Consul.
EraESE DurILH, Esq.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, ESQ
ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr., ESQ.
z. +. SAsDERsoN, ESQ
ALFRED PILL, Esq. hesid ant Seers,arx
ANNuAL aud SHORT POLICIES issued ON sauna
terms as other drst- class Companies.
reference to the home office f As"vus
cHAs: 3. WORKMAN, Agent.
once Old Dominion Insurance COMPANY.
10 80 ~ Main atrasf
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FLAG RAISING Ar nor

" e
~ VILLE.-The FLAG OF THE CONFED-
ERATE STATES will be raised at louisville
EVENING, the 9th inst at 4 o'clock. Several
distinguished speakers will be present ON the oc-
casion, The citizens of Richmond and the sur
rounding country are respectfully invited to at
tend. ap Sits
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OPENING OF a NEW STOKE
~ AND NEW GOODS,
No. $50 BROAD STREET
The subscriber has taken the Store, No. $50
Broad St, where he offers to sell great bargains in
DRY GOODS. MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS.
great variety of EMBROIDERIES very low.
Spring and summer WRAPPINGS of the latest
sly les, at panic prices
Mrs. HELLER, who has had Il wears expo
rence in MILLINERY, will attend TO that depart
ment, and invites the Ladies Of the city and cou n
try to give hera call, and eXamne her BON VETS,
FLOWERS, &C, before purchasing elsew here.
GOODS constantly received from auction, and
sold low. J. HELLER
VT for
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RUNAMAY-FOR HIKE, AS6sI

q kUNANAN-FOR HIKE, ANb,N
~ ELIZABETH Is about as ears OF ass u
-ESA gerbread color: has dark splo.eheso
80 face; bushy hair; catches in speaking
a1ss dunn size, and Ia often drunk She
the T5d March, with sms III milk -ean-had a.
calico dress and bonnet. much worn-.uppoE
is harbored ca Shockoe Hill. A liberal ~
will be paid for her delivery to me. %
FOR HIRE-A good TOBACCO STRNNgR
FOR SALE-Several beautiful BIZ Hiding IA
HEZ. @. ARCH
Manchester, April ., 1851 ani
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49, CORNS.-CLOSE OF DIR. SCHULTZ,s
~ P r ACTICE FOR THE SEASON.
say he will not be able 10 prolong his stay much
longer than very short time. Sufferers from
BUNIONS, WALLS, aud CORNS, in their various
forms, should not neglect in aling at once al his
once, WALL ST. HOTEL Wall St S-2tx
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MILLINERY & DREss-MA
RUNAWAYS.

q $40 REWAR D.-Rsnawsy ~.
81 subscriber, on the first day Of h.
Era month, NEGRO WOMAN papsi II
44Vshe IL 80 or 80 years old. sha {,
sSk-s where IN Riehmond, with f9rgss
sue lived lat year with q Mr.. Conlyis
me mondi she has two ddqghters enc nearly al
reward if sent to me et Ashland. Or esss'I
jail, so can get her again
ap!-lmt HENRY aAuSnv,
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CARD. AT the City election ust past
80 my vote was accidentally given TO The COM
petitOr of the present incumbent of the office OF
Mayor. AS associated Mr.. MAro's name for Mayor
with my as Commonw eaith's Attorney on all
the election tickets circulated by my authority nd
publicly and generally expressed strong wish
for his re- election, desire TO guard myself
explained may subject me. by announcing that it
was Cast Inadvertently, in moment OF hurry,
when the polls were about to close. | attenpted
to retrset it, but under the law, could not do So
APP Sits r. T. DANIEL.
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BE Special Notice. Merchants desiring
to have their BOOKS EXAMINED and COR
RECIED. BALANCE SHEETS TAKEN, &c, the
subscriber respectfully offers his services to at
tend to it. Would be willing to take two or three
sets OF Books and write them up for merchants
whose bus does not justly keeping regu-
lar Book Keeper. Having many years expert
ence in bookkeeping, he feels confident Of Civ
ing satisfaction TO all nerch hts that utrust the
business 10 him. Ample reference will be given
ANY Information left at the office of ALEx'R GAR-
RErr, Esq. Commission Merchant, Cary St, " i'll
be promptly attended to.
NH 2g-2wN RICH'D F. WILSON.
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POLE RAISING. A SECESSION
80 POLE, fifty, feet high, was raised by
the ladies of Nerdon, In Hanover county, on the
line of the Virginia Central Railroad. on Monday,
the LIST inst, the tag measuring II by 0, having
seven stars part Of star in the left to represent
Virgin A sal ute Of twenty one guns was fred
on the occasion. lap 5-lttl c. D.
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ne Just received. q splendid lot of Cana
RlBS with the Nightingale's song Also, Xxf
a splendid lot of English GOLD PINCHES,~
Scottish LINNETS Australian and Brazilian ~
LOVE BIRDS. Java SPARROWS. Irish THRUSH
aud LEARNED BLACK BIRDS, Talking African
Grey PARROTS.
EE- A fne lot of GOLD FISH for sale
WANFED-A lot Of RED BIRDS, at the BIRD
STORE, on Broad street, No. 8, eight doors above
the Va. Central X. X. Depot 4-3t*
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be ..............April. 1861. .............. ssu

BE ..............April. 1861. .............a a
d Il Y Or O O ID S.
Merchants visiting this city with view of max
ing purchases, are respectfully solicited to ex-
anime our large stock of
Try 6 o s.
We offer for sale:
500 bales Brown SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS;
200 do OZNABURGS;
so cases Bleached SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGs;
so bales Plaid and Striped OZNABURGS
500 pieces Striped and Plaid DOAESTICS, for ser
wants;
so bales TICKINGS;
so bales DENNIS and Striped SHIRTINGS;
$50 cases Fancy PRINTS;
50 CUTTONADES
10 cases Colored CAMBRICS:
25 cases Kentucky JEANS and TWEEDS;
And large assortment Of Heavy and Fine LIN
SEf MEMS WEAR; White CAMBRICS Irish
MEMS; LAWNS; Plain, striped and Embroid.
cred BEREGEs, D EBAGks and POPLINs ;
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTIEGS, Sc, &c-
All of which We will sell very cheap 10 the CASH
and prompt six months buyers.
ELLETT Il DREWRY,
ap wv No. II Pearl st.
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~ Rocks Good Standardization kheuma-
rIsM. NEURALGIA, &c For sale by
APPS JNO. w. GARLICK, Apothecary, &c.
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Il HEADQS JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS,
a April 5th, 1851
III Assemble over the store of G. A GwATXIS
" on Main street, between 7th and sth, on this
(FRiDAl) evening, at o clock p. NJ, for me citing
and drill. A full attendance is required.
BY order of Capt. Z S. GAY.
ap 5-lt* ]. c GOOLSBY. LIST Serg't.
h GRAYS, ATTENTION.-Attend regular
"a Company DRILL, at MILITARY HALL, THIS
MFRlDAY) NIGHT, at 5 O'Clock, in Jackets and
I Undress Caps BY order.
ap5-lt F. w. BRANCH, LIST Sergeant.
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JNANTE D--Ali persous TO Know that manu-
w facture all styles and qualities OF 4 RUNkS
and have always hand the largest stock to be
found in the South, embracing superior Iron
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies French Dress
styles, all sold at manufacturers prices, whole
sale and retail, at salesrooms Ia Main street,
nearly opposite Dispatch Office. Factory Cary
street, below 18th.
Sc Trunks Repaired. -
- e,r LANES ENOTT2
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mn .o-ImN WIN. J. CARPESTE
Ao COMMITTEES TO JAIL As a

ca AWAY Was committed to the sS +
corporation OF the city Of Norfolk,
~ I'd day OF January, 1861, Negro Man
Lxs JOHNSON. The said negro man |. sv
three inche high, and weighs about ls5 ~
has one scar en- right arm above his elbow
complexion; about thirty years old.
Had on when committed to jail black \
s sot. f black Rspt,, ss1sd cap sud sAy'
TH0s. J. CORpR.v
NH la-6w Sergeant Civ N0r'.
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TRADERS'BANK.

.~R~S nasAD Ems DAM. he ANN uAL
- MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE TRADERS BANK of the city of Richmond.
will be held at their BANKING HOUSE on the
18th inst, third THU RSDAY,) for the purpose OF
electing Directors for the ensuing year. at IL o'clk
NJ. full and punctual attendance is requested,
either in person or by proxy.
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A FULL SUPPLY of DRESS SLEEVE, NAN
"A TIE, and CHlLDREN'S PATTERNS, received
and sold on more reasonable terms than any ether
place in the city. Nantes and Dresses CCT and
BASTRD for FIFTY CENTS.
PRINTING and QUILTING done, and BEREG &
BONN ETS made. MRS. EVERETT.
ytE
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BE Cod Liver Oil of several brands ust
to hand Ind fer sale. JNO. w. GAkLlCk,
APPS Apothecary, Franklin street.
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Be Kerosene OLA Bright and Pure Ar
rICLR-For sale by JNO. w. dARLiCh,
APPS Apothecary, &c.
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IT AY FOR ) A L e p.

prime lot of
r 1 NJ T II Y
Just arrived per sloop Hannah and Mary on con-
signment for sale by
APP Sit LUDLAM K WATSON.
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A0 $25 REWAKD.-Ranaw frou5
(18 farm, Long Row, Hanover COUNTY, \
the sth Of January, II NEGRO MAN al
PETER BROWN, about FL years Cd
A=ks dark brown color, with 4 Gear on oss
of his neck. also small one on his kn.s;
long legged, and upwards of six feet high
above reward will be paid, II delivered 70 I
secured in Jail.
NH 20-lm< VIM 7 CARpEyry
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ETy Bed Bug Poison-A Speedy Extermina-
TOR For sale by JNO. w. GAkLICk,
APPS Apothecary, &c.
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A ATTENTION, FIRST CO. FIRST BA r.
MTALlON, 18TH REGIMENT VIRGINIA MILL
TIAi-Assemble for instruction IN Drill at the
" corner OF Grace and sth streets, on MONDAY,
sth April, at o'clock 2. NJ.
This Company district is niei as follows -
Commencing at the southwest corner of Broad
and 10th streets thence on thu south side of Broad
to 4h street thence east side Of 4th to Cary ST. ::
thence on the north side of Cary to 10th street !:
thence west side of 10th street 20 the beginning.
All persons subject to Militia duty within this
district will report promptly.
This parade is required by law and all absentees
will be fined 10 the full extent.
BY order of Capt. 4. J: DENNY.
n-SE IL SNEAD IafG
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GOLDEN'S WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

DY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF
- a Deed of Trnst executed to mo by MARCUS
HARRIS 4 BROTHER, of record ia the Hastings
Court Of the city Of Richmond, hereby appoint
stock of ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Sc now at the
store No LIS, on Main st between 18th and 18th re-
Gently occupied by said MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRo as
shoe store. The whole Of the stock, key of the
store. &c, will be sold cheap by applying to the
said Trustee, or to said MARCUS HARRIS, his agent
SITS SAM'L r RATIY Trnsfaa
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PHILADELPHIA. April a-Cieared schrs. W.
Salisbury and Nellie D., Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05

DRAND CUTTiNG.-STENCIL PLATES, for
ID branding Tobacco, Flour Barrels, Grain Bags,
Hogsheads, Books, Envelopes, &c. Also, small
STENCILS, for marking Clothing with lndelible
Ink, unsurpassed any there.
T. NJ, LEWIS, Stencil Cutter,
At Chas. Fl. Langley's Tin sore
18th ST., between Main and Cary Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05

~ FOR ALEXANDRIA, WAShi .>G-
f4klxa TON AND GEORGErOWN.-rhe Schr. ).
& E. HARRINGTON, SAUNDERS. master,
having the greater part of her cargo engaged and
going on board, will sail with dispatch. For re-
lnainder Of cargo, to go TO either port above
named, apply to JAMES G. READ,
At 4. Millspaugh's, 18th and Cary streets.
D,x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05

XEYAS1ED-fU HIKE NsuRUES.-lw wish to
w hire 100 NEGROES, (MEN and BOYs,) for
the rema inder of this year, 10 work on Railroad
in North Carolina, principally between the towns
OF Rockingham and Charlotte, aud lying south
and west OF Danville, in this state; The country
Is high aud healthy Apply to WIN. ). fHlt'
LIPS, of Richmond, or myself.
NH Dds ROBERT HARVEY, Contractor.