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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24
by James M. Taylor + Son. a.c,,.
, UCrIoN SALE or Tyro ..

A UCTION SALE OF TWO FRAMrn
FEDRksk - nHs
A STORE AND DWELLING ON FEDERAL sT.
We We will sell, upon the premises, on THURS
S A assis sGp.PF .a%.a rsn.
nents ut the intersection Of Federal and st. Sts-
Tne lots front about feo a.eh nd
back the usual depth.
street, adapted Tor store or Dwelling. 1t fronts
about tws nty i've feet. aud runs back Is above.
TERMs.-On fourth cash the balance at 1. 9,
est added. and secured by trust deeds. The taxes
ard insurance for 1851 to be paid by the pur-
apis Aacpio nUm,
DER EyPTURY- ACCTION SALE OF A
VALUABLE FARM, WITH A GRIsT MILL
T T,srH TOGETHER WITH TIE ENTikE
atSsnls TIE TEE s oy cth.saa
,Sn IL the city requiring his undivided at
apon the premises . On %EbREs Day he iss day
q Nay. commencing at II o'clock A; NJ, the
the new Central Road, In Henrieo county, ~
niles from The city The properly viii be sub
LIST: The HOUSE TRACT, containing 100 acres of
highly improved land, upon which there has been
seeded % bushels OF wheat, and ten acres of which
The improvements are a comfortable tws-story
UWstInS, containing rooms, with the necessary
in narfst such ID staDie, OSTns, sheds, &C., all
"a. tract Of LAND containing about SO acres,
win beautiful building site thereon, excellent
water, ana an abundance or mari easy Of access.
90. tract OF LAND containing about rs acres,
LOW. an3Wn as the Mill Tract. upon which there Is
oklST MILL, In complete order, aud a large mill
Pchd; winch has an excellent trade and is a u ne
business.
Immediately after tho sale of tho Real Es-
tate, will be sold the entire stock of CROPS
FAkMlNG IMPLEMENTS, and many other arti,
eles too numerous to mention in a ad ertisement
TERMS OF sALB-For the real estate, I cash;
me balance upon credit Of 8, II and II months,
lot negotiable notes, with interest added and se-
cured by a trust deed. The taxes for 1891 to be
paia * the purchasers. For the personal prop
er,y, all sums Of $50, and under, cash; over that
ahouet months credit, for approved, n egolia-
ID notes, with interest added
r OF iurther particulars reference IL made to the
stuoscrloer, on lsth, between Main and franklin
streets, Or to the auetioueers
:, ine usual crops will De seeded, and the farm
Kept In perfect order until the day Of sale
r B. WlROPER.
"a piat OF the properly can be seen at the
APP! 7 N y, b. SOW
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AA1nlas-1-~.l~~lsssrs@17~sf
THIN DAY
By 0oddin 4 apper,on, Aurt's.


j. ACKES OF VALUABLE WOOD LAND ~
VIEW KENT COUNTY, ON OR NEAR THE
b bRPE kIxzE AT or
A. Trustee In a certain deed Of trust from Mr. r.
duly recorded In New Kent County Court. ! shall.
:. hs ssagss. Of one q the essd.ors nsmsd IN
premises, On WEDNESDAY the inn April 1881,
e II o'clock NJ 90 fair: u n:t d: ar.i f.ir d4j
conisining seventy .f,s as,ss sad .aid o Be very
being within q. qasItsr Of .. MEL and 70 the
large quantity Of original timber AID wood, with
TEExs:-Gssh. The taxes for 1851 u ~ paid BY
the purchaser.
xp 2--tds W. 00DD1N, Trustee.
TRgsTEES yZLEyF on hUNphED
NEW KENT COUNTY. MAR YORK RIVER
hAiLhoAD.- As Trustee IN q eertsin deed Of
trust, executed on the - day OF February, 1883.
~ New Kent County Court, and at the rsquest Of
the parties Interested, will proceed TO sell, 1t
gWSssIb,ss k sgns,iGp, ~ ,hs Dispatch psp0s o.
Immediately after the saIs ADVERTISED ~ MI W.
Goddin, a TRACT OF LAND con.ai ming one hun.
afsa ana ioIty three acres. more or lees, sdtoin-
and one mile from "Dispatch Dspot. - on the Rich,
mond and York River Rsiiroad About one half
Of the tract Is cleared. aud the balance In wood
quality, and is only II miles from Bic mond
IERMs-Dns- fourth cash; the remaindsr upon
crsdi. 81 four aud eight months for NJ gotisble
sMs: purchase VIZ YSs' I. Z IaYsS Sss Trustee.
c,swsney ~ sS eonss9usnos Of the in
pass, over the YORK River Rsiiroad, from the
Washing awsy Of briggs. tho above sales are
api7 GoDDIN 4 APpERsor. Aucts.
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DRAD BoDy Fousp.-An unknown man was
found by the people near Keysville, on the
Danville Railroad. on Wednesday, the nth
inst. When first seen he was observed living
on the ground, wet and speechIess He was
taken to the house of w. W. Coles and efforts
were made to restore him to consciousness
without avail. He died that night. There
was nothing on his person by which his iden-
tity might be established. He had black hair
and whiskers hair inclined to curl, upper
front teeth gone, between twenty Ave and
thirty years Of age. Had on a black cassnet
over-coat, pair Of grey pantaloons, double.
hat with button on top, speckled calico shirt,
mixed wooden under shirt, thick brogans
Had in his pocket carpet sack key. He may
have been robbed of the latter article, thong b
his body showed no bruises. q. J. A,weli.
heysviiie, Va, may be addressed for further
information
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# 20 NJ NOR LK i,

at last accounts from Norfolk and Ports
! mouth, every thing was comparatively quiet,
and the troops were busily employed in plac-
ing the harbor in complete state of defence
1t is believed that the cost to the Govern
ment by the destruction Of property in the
Navy Yard, could not have been much short
of eight or ten millions. The cost of those
immense and magnificent ship houses, aud
their contents, forms a considerable item in
the account, and SO does that of the Pennsyl-
MIA. Several companies from the South are
reported to have arrived at Por tsm outh yes
terday. The Norfolk Herald has the follow
Ing in tellig ence:
On Sunday evening, the hull of the good old
ship United States, In which Deca tur captured
the Macedonian, was taken possession of at
the navy-yard by an efficient crew and lowed
down to the narrow part OF tho channel lie
below Fort Norfolk, where she was moored
across the channel and sunk. Only few feet
brought her in contact with the bottom and
TO our harbor must hold parley with the old
veteran till they can persuade her TO stand
acne side while in the IN ca n time the shot
and shells from the two forts above, one on
the right and the other on the left are ham
mering away at them with the biggest sized
shot and shells.
A gentleman from Hampton informs us that
the Massach usetts troops recently landed at
ing company or two from Boston, low
and viilainous looking set, raked up no doubt
from the yilest purlieus of Yankeedom.
The following items are from the Norfolk.
Va, Argus
A gentleman named Richardson, of Ports.
mouth, Tho was out In u row boat Saturday
night, actuated by curiosity. was arrested az
q spy by an officer from the Cumberland, also
out in boat. Mr.. Richardson was fired upon
and the ball killed one Of the men from the
Cumberland, w no was assist in rowing the
boat.
Mr.. Richardson was landed at Old Point and
got home in safety Sunday night.
We learn that another man belonging to the
cumberland was unin tentionally killed on
sunday by man who fired upon deserter
in Hamptc Roads.
captain CGlling. of the U. S. schooner
onchanan, was in Washington with his YES
sci q lew days ago, and finding that the war
Was upon us, and suppoeing that his vessel
Wou!o De OF great service 70 Virginia, ten.
dered his resignation. He then FASTENED TO
MS Sessei, spread her canvas to the breeze
and started for Norfolk. When ,,assine Old
Point he WAS haiisf, and ordered Ia round ID.
but he kept on, and when opposite the maya
zine, finding our citizens here had seized the
public property at that place, he loaded his
vessel with powder, sent her up 10 Richnoud
and delivered her and the powder safely 10
the State authorities.
The Pawnee aud another steamer. supposed
to be- tho Wabash, went " sea from tho Roads
yesterday morning az O'Clock.
On the 10Th inst. Dr.. Vim. ]. Moore resign.
cd Ills position ~ Surgeon Of the Y s. Ma.
rins Hospital q thIs harbor.
Tbs m.tat Elm ptre, Or the james River
TransportailVa line, hns ksea taken laso ths
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ,
RICHMOND, April 20, Isal
IN OBEDIENCE TO 4 RESOIUTI4

~ oppD,cSdcH NoND, April 20 lsal:
4 or the Convention, the INJUNCTION OF secrecy
having been removed; the following section Of al
Tor the Information of the public:
BE 1t ordained, That the Governor Of this
Commonwealth be, and he lie hereby, authorized
and required to call into the service of the Stat
As many volunteers rs may be necessary to rapeI
INVASION and protect the citizens of the State ia
tue present emergency, which volunteers he wi Ii
receive In companies aud organize into Repi
ments, Rrigades and Divisions according to the
and commission the General Field and Staf Of
ncers Of said volunteers, and praeaed to have
them 9rgsnized and Instructed. And that he shall
Immediately invite all efficient and worthy Vir-
ginians, and residents Of Virginia, In tie Amy
and Navy of the United States, to retire there
from, and TO enter the service of Virginia AZ
signing 10 them such rank d will not reverse the
re.auve rank held ny them in the United State
'eprce' ana VIII at least be equivalent thereto"
GEORGE W. MUSPoRn
ap 22-3t Secretary of the Comm
RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA =
vested in the Executive by the Convention, /
JOHN LBTCHER. Governor Of the Commonw eaith
ofNirgiuia, do hereby order that each volunteer
company. equipped aud armed, whether of In
fantry, Artillery Rifemen, in the oounties living
west of the city of Richmond. between Richmond
from the county of Rockbridgs to the Tennesses
hne, establish forthwith ON the lines of speedy
FendezvoG; and hold them
graph or send by express to the Executive the
name OF Captain number of men and description
OF force. 1t - further ordered that officers of
al grades on the line of the Potomac river reud err
obedience TO the orders of Gen. PHILIP ST. GEo
COOKE, who has been assigned to the command o..
that section of the military operations CT the state
bounded by said river. :
.~~, Given under my hand, as Governor
u. s. and uoder tle Seal OF the Common
~ and il the S5th year OF the Common,
wealth.
iSgnadl JOHN LETCHER
BY the Governor:
GHoRGR w. MUNFoRD,
22-i2t Snrrniary nf
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public service. and Lieut.. J. r. Mliiirnu has
been put in command OF her, for special din Nv.
A small steamer IL plying between Fortress
Monroe and ths Rip Raps, on which, 10 10 sup
posed, batteries are being erected.
The Cumberland WAS anchored, yesterday
morning, Off Hampton. her guns bearing on
the town
negro man named Wilson, belonging to
John II. Ludlow, Esq, accidentally fell
from the deck of the steamer Wilson. in
Roanoke dock, yesterday, and was drowned.
The schooner Harriet Lewis, Capt. vii.
iiains, came into port Yesterday, nine days
from Cardenas with a cargo of inolasses
There are three vessels of war inside of the
Capes and two short distance on tside. Y
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch

Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch. j
The Stampede from Washington-Troops
from the Southwest. =
LIYcHBrRa, VA, April pa large number
OF persons arrived here to day from Wash /.
ipgton, having hastily departed from thence
under the in fiuence of the general panic.
The Southern Guard" of Campbell co ;,
600 men, are Quartered in this city, and lea We
on Thursday morning for Richmond. Two
or three moro companies are ex pected to- Ugh
from Southwestern Virginia OK.
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NEE,W!, AND sECoND;MAyD FUR!

NJ EW AND SECONDHAND FURNI-
~ TuRE, LIQUORS, GiHAkss &c, AT AUC-
at store. commspsinr al At 10 o'eIoct A 'A'' .
lot OF new and seco nd hand FUkNITU RE.
] good second hand PIANO. -mf
Counting House DESKS.
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
ALSO .- fT
500 pieces STONEWARE, in lots to suit pur.
chasers. ss
BOOTS and SHOES, Small WARES, 40.
ep ids REDWOOD n KEACH. Auots.
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II O r e l. 8 .
Y srAUNTON

VIRGINIA.
The VIRGINIA HOTEL, SO extensively known
to the trs Yelling public one of the very best Ho-
ths nGT ST1sS sGhey y
their whole attention to the purpose Of creasipg
If possible, the high reputation which it at pres
emit snstalns and Will leave exertion uneui-
picyed to render their guests satisfied aud COM
Portable. The recent additions put 10 this es,ab-
much larger number Of guests than formerly
Inc whole building, IN The interior AID exterior.
and looks now COOP As NEW.
aL RES sseq s the
| landlord. and formerly Of the Myior Hotel, Win
| chester, a. sUPERiNTENbENT, who viii paw
every attention to those stopping At the Hote! :
| TO ensure the comfort of guests. The liable viii
continue as heretofore to equal that of any hotel
BLss, under the Management Of kf fss CO. 90
this deparment aorses viii be TAKEN On iissrv
and Horses, buggies, and Hacks viii be afforded
| to gnssts on reasonable terms.
| The Proprietors are well prepared to accommo-
| date famiIis: who wish to spend the Summer
" Ts,s H IN .hi; hsshy portion Of the state
| good and comfortable bedding as any house IN the
In this Hotel there are two Of FieldinS's new
and excellent marble bedded, and ps.snt. cush.
i9nsd BILLIARD TABLES. New and comfortabie
| BATHING Rooms have just been neatly Atied up.
nec,sd with this Hotel, viii devote his Whole 1t.
is thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed. aud would respectfully ssk . eontin.
WM. II. PEyTOS. ,-e
THOs. r. PEYToS {Proprietors.
N H-Tbs an 90 III III IT, STs,,r ,,Nrc =.
this House; also. the oanee 81 IpHSS : cnss ~
PRESS VII II PEYT0S SRRn
Stanton, March Is, 1901. sp i'll
ExCHANGE HOTEL AND Il A l. A Il b
= RrcHxoshb 9 9.,s..; ~. =.
IN. propIiesefs q this wei. knova and popul.,
ssa1ilshlasn! beg leave e rstara their heaIsf.lt
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EXCITEMENT AT NASHVILLE, KY.-Ths Gin
clnnati Commercial states upon the au thori ty
OF gentleman direct from Maysville, Ken
lucky, that the citizens Of that place, epraged
at the passage of some troops from Ports
mouth, Ohio. on the river steamers, planted
nvs cannon on the wharf for the purpose OF
preventing the passage of the steamer " Bos-
tona" with troops. The steamer was due at
oo'clock on Friday, and the informant of the
Commercial, who left Maysviile some time
previous to that hour, states that half an
honr after leaving he heard several shots,
which he supposed Were fired at the .sBosto.
na."
Senator Douglas, with his family, left Wash
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BY Alexander Mott, Aucrr,

Ny Alexander Mott, Auccr.
NIGHT SALES.-MiIl be sold, 1t auction
N THIS EVENING, and continued until further
lewelry, Pisted- Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
tahcy Articles. Sale to commence at 0 elk p M,
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT, Auct,r
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AUCTION eAIHe.
FUTTiRE DAYS.
BY Alexander Mott, Auct.

GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. CLOTH.
~ ING, FURNITURE, NC. At AUCTION =
NV M! Dc sold At auction, at my store. THURS.
lot Of GROCERIES, hiskey. brandy. soar.
Gps ;aa DC Dry Goods, Ready mado Clothing,
rteee foods, Hosiery, Blankets, Shirts. Collars
Snoes, &C. new and second hand FCRyITURB
Ssa. mattresses, &c Glass, Crockery and Earth.
Also;.A large lot Of Watches. CIocks. laval
~, and Fancy Articles '"0i
ap - ALEX. MOTT Auct
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HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL,
II FOR SALE AT AUCTION i will sell. at
public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the lst day OF
May, at O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises, III
ialr: II not the next fair day thereafter.l that
new erected BRICK HOUSE, situated on III and
Leigh streets, containing rooms, passage, aud a
kitchen connected to the dwelling, with rooms
The Lot fronts 81 feet, and ruus back 900 feet II
lsfssarded as pleasant location and in a healthy
and desirable neighborhood, Il ca n be purchased
privately I'LL day Of sale, when, if sold. due mo-
TKRMs.--Liberal. RO b. LYME Auct
sp ll-dtds Oftics METROPOLITAN Hall. .
E-& LAND FOX FOX SALE AT AUC-
sFI& TON will sell, to the highest bidder,
-. On FRIDAY, the Goth of Aprl, at 4 O'Clock
r. ;, on the premises. TRACT OF LAND,
about AZ miles Northwest of Richmond on the
r F. p. Railroad. and the road leading to Sta
pies. Mill, eontaining NINETY ACRES, with
comfortable HOUSE with four rooms
ICE HOUSE, and all other honses necessary for
the accommodation Of d family. The LAM has
on it an excellent location for y Market Garden
Ard Dairy Farm, with plenty of WOOD and
ap2Z-@ ABSALOM BLACKBURN.
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iTR USTEE'S SALE OF HOCS r AND I, OF

I 80 80 = ShLE VF HnOCSE IND IOr,
ON DUyAL STREET, IN PRICES ADDI,
Ezekiel Brewer and wife, dated Goth December
isia duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
shail, III execution thereof, at the request OF
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises
on MONDAY, the 29th of April, at d o clock r. M
lt iar II not, the frst fair day theTeafter,) the
real estate conveyed by the said deed consisting
OF a LOT, with a FRAMED TENEMENT thereon
now In the occupancy of the said Brewer Eeariy
opposite to Duval street Chapel, frouting 20 feet
on the South line Of Duval street. running back
IN average depth of 800 feet
, TRRMs:-Cash. The taxes for 1891 to be paid by
the purchaser. w GODDFN
eD 10 Trnstaa
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by GOddin L. Appersan, Auct's.
SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT

SALE OF YALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
- IN SIDNEY, NEAR TO RICHMONp-By re-
quest and consent Of DR.. +. w. Roddey, and
IN execution of deed Of trust from himself
ana WIFE to Powhatan Roberts, Trustee, bearing
dnie the slst day of October, $780, duly recorded in
hnrieo county, the undersigned, as auetioneers
acting Tor the said Trustee and the said Roddey,
VIII proceed to sell, at public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST May, lssl, at
4ocloek P IF fair; il not, the irsf fair day
thereafer,) the valuable Real Estate in the town
ot Sidney, on which the said Roddey ow resides
consisting. OF twenty Lois. as laid down in the
sress 81 so n 81 ended sy Grave and other
street. Dr.. Roddey has recently erected a most
beautiful and costly residence, together with
rage House, Groen House, &c. The location is
very beautiful. and the neighborhood the most
improving of any around Richmond. The prop
erty will be divided to suit bidders.
TsRMs-Liberal, aud made known at sale. The
taxes Tor 1861 TO be paid by the purchaser.
0ODDIN J. APPERSON Aucta
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DRY GOODS. Go.
WET GOODS! WET GOODS:!- DA
wv AGED RY FRESH w II At r

WET GOODS! WET GOODs::-DAM-
kGEH B9 EkESH MaTEs At Tss
Yards Of Spring Prints, at Cd yard, fast colors.
Cotton Pants stuff, at isc; So pieces fuctapsws
stuff, At s9e; French Jaconets and Organizes,
Worth ISL at only 2se: Hueksbsek Towels ass
silk, great bargain; Berages, &e., sc. The above
Goods are desirable, and worthy the attention Of
clusively for cash Being bought on those terms.
and offered at profits so small ] cannot afford 10
en ap Is to any party ALFRED 81 Mno s,n::
GOLDEN's WINDOW SHADE DEPOT;
Having disposed of my old stock Of Shades Of
sssartn haye nus. opened large and beautiful
900 Gold Border SHADES. only rs cents, with nx.
coo God and Velvet. 81 90. worth a.
go go Gold and Velvet Centre, rs. very rich;
fsrsnt scenery, at the low price of 800, worth
WINDOW coRNfcEs from &c Is cen,s to Is o
English, German and American OIL CLOTHS. all
Iy COED. d aaf Mpdss s ssaa' De-
GREAT, BARGAINS FOR CASH. am
at sacrifice cash s''s Thos. Rsv
ing The ready cash will find 1t greatly to their In
sa sPa before
apiHim JNo L. sS shi!H 'S NJ. 20 Main st.
GREAT BARGAINS IN siLKS.-s0o yards
terms Red SIX a: sls us and $40; loo rich Six
Robes at $50 and s?s, worth double the money:
100 Berege and Organdie Robes at half price: 100
broderei and Prinied BereFe Anstais; Rroehe
Chaliies and Mozambiques: plain Grape Bersge
aud Berege at Csc, worth s1a and Soc: For bar.
Street. Iap5Si " CHRISTIAN fafaR6P.
SPKlNG DRY GOODs.-Ws have received
- our Spring stock Of Fancy and staple Dry
Goods, and invite the public to examine our stock
ana prices before purchasing, Is we are offering
JOHNSON q HARDWOOD,
ap ~ No. a Main street,
A PROCLAMATION OF HE GOV x II.
N OR, ISSUED en- the l7lh Inst, calls for all tho
volunteers to hold tn ems elves in readiness. IT'S
therefore necessary that they should supply them-
with Blankets-a large assortment Of which can
now De Iouud at the lowest prices at LEVi's.
NJ ANTiLLAS, MANTiLLAS.-We ars now
rage, ADglais and black Lace MANTlLLAs, which
's 1f (! P5s!fss NV ,ss %s Main
2(A) ,ai0KE HANDsOME sPKING
NIB y '' " q VAN at. Mai,ers's Old stand.
ENGLISH HEKEGE AT 6B--SnyIieh Be-
- rese at Sd and Cd per yard; handsome Print
cheap. lspial CHlLEs cHsSgRY,
BLACK SKIRT BRAID
- RUBBER COAT and VEST BUTTONS
SSaPl sk4iSS coRsErs. ali .i,..;
GOATS sPoSf COTTON
LINEN CAMBRlc nANDkERcHIETsa
Fuil lines Of the above Goods Just received and
tor sal. =, to the trs afx ~ .,rvv ..v.s
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PROCLAMATION

Senator Douglas, It'll his family, left Wash
ington Sunday, for Chicago
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PANIC PRICES, n EAKNEsr,

y,
By JOSEPH sTsA USE. No Il MAI. aan street asaA'
large stock Of rich Lawns At at. ., 10 and Il cts
Fiae Jaconets aud Organizes, l23c, Is. &c.: Dsba-
10 es and $40 gssegs, all egeie1
shaws, with Chenille Embroidery. Al 81. 81. worth
cents and Au upwards ss, coorsd .ss i5sp ana
spd Gsantists, at u. aud rs cents kholl aed long
| money; Hoseries, Linen Handkerchiefs, irish
Linen, and Bcsalns: Brown and Black shirting
French Needle. Worked Collar. from Ia to % cts
Cambria and Swiss Bands, the finest work in tho
Boys wear Black and Colorsd silks, and crest
many more 6oocs, too numerous to msntion. viii
| be found at prices that astonish every body that
paes % street. JOSEPH sF Sf' s ri tst
| - KENT, PAINE Co, ~
| Importers and wholesale dealers In FOREIGN
AID DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No la asd isi Main
street, Richmond. We are receiving, and have
.vsry .yis " rs ss
terms. We shall. in eobseq esece 81 the iisia1e.
and p4ay SIX ss iss
ss paper and y sasn ,s.s
the season. and not be surpassed, 10 vsrisis
AZ =.
pared to exhibit large. fashionssss isad nh
sl s.as skow NJ Rxsaissis III "a
5aassbls iaaSs Order. j.. p ssiisi.ss a.
vi" Ss Sr' ss sis xisss
ID Jus, received. large LOT o. Esslish bsssse.
q very low prices for ths times. / shail e9ss
10. q those Embroidered Siss s.. s sS,i nisss
liiadiss in want OF cheap Dfcss Geo1s. viii dc
, rsli e sl ,S.s nj s.lt sssss
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Latest from the Camp of the Pennsylva-
mans.
A gentleman who drove into the city from
Pennsylvania this morning, passed through
the camp of the Pennsylvania troops about
lot O'clock this morning. At the time he
passed the troops. about 5000 in Number
were marching with music down the road to-
wards Ashland Furnace.
1t was rumored that they were falling on
the borders of Pennsylvania, where they
would encamp and await further reinforce
ments and orders. The troops were deficient
III food, having nothing but crackers. About
one-half were uparmed, but carried blankets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-24

COMMISSIONER wATsON's OFFICE
RICHMOND, April 18th, 1891
THE X E ID TORS OF BROOKE
\ PLEASANTS, under his deed of sth October
1850, t" James NJ Taylor Son, Trustees, will
present their claims before me, al my office on OF
before Monday, the 9Th day Of NAV, 1881 that
may audit and settle the accounts of tho said
trustees. VIM Y WATSON
ap lT-:6 MAY Commissioner