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1891. 1861.
ON and after Thursday. Decembtv l2ths
~ THE SrEAMEK
:" 4D - II 40 W

CAPTAIN ST TSON-
Will run as follows until further notiee-viE:
Leave BURLINGTON FVENY MORNING.,
Sundays excepted,) at 10 o'clock, on arrival OF
of the Rutland Train from te South. for Port Ksaf,
Port Jackson and Piatfsb m.
Leave PLATT5BURGh at 3 o'clock P VI, and
via same rorte, nrfive AZ Buri,aJt &C d ?. VI.
THIS arrangement will enable Passsn ers- frjm
I south 20 I Ike the Boat arriv Il # he Morn
ing train at Burlington, AMI Al-o to take the
eveii ing train GOING SOUFH.
= The Island Tri sw II be discontinued 81
Burlington, DC l0th, I-ol. t.
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TO DAIRYMEN,

TO DAIRYMEN.
N AalO MILK PANS, Of Best qr uity
lU,UuU for sale 1t reduced prices.
g. 8. BLODGETT 3 co,
hpriIsJ. dau0
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NEW MICH COW.

WANTED coed new uilsh Gov. Iaq ire
w e this oincs.
December IL 1851 ,~-~ f1-rr.- div r,
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FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 10.
Garrett Davis has been nominated for L
beating Guthrie by one vote.
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HC~H G2x
CATARRH IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
AND DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
Deafness, Noises in the Head, Discharges from
the Ear, Ear-ache, Cstarrh ir It's various forms,
and diseases Of the Throat permanently cured.
All the various diseases Of the Eye success
fully treated. Operations for CroU-syes, Csta-
thcts &c., performed to the entire satisfsotion Of
rae patient. Artificial eyes inserted without
pain, which move and look 50 like the natural eye
az TO defy detection. d&w
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EYE, EAR ANE CATARRH.
DIR. LIGHTHILL.

Surgeon to the LsstisHts for tie Treatment Of De-
easss IF tia Eye, Ear and Tivoaf.
OF No. "a, st. Marks Place, New York.
Will be in BURLINGTON, W., at the Ax.a-
IoAs HOTEL, for One Month from Monday. Dec.
9Th, 1861, to Thursday, January 9th, 1862, where
be can be consulted by all afflicted with diseases
of the
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INV 10RK, DEC. Vttu.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says
that Mr.. Gurley of Ohio will offer conis-
catory act, providing tor safe guards against
fraud and for ompensation to loyal sufferers
BY the rebellion.
The commander of the British forces IN
Canada has recalled all absent officers, and
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\ CASE ~ bIsachsd shirtines, ct price worth
i the ssssution Of purchaser, ct the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-12-13

saAwLa, CLOAKs, AND DRESS
GOODS for the million, 1t tbs
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Rirlmunh pispatrt.
. ,.,,,,sn.y MORNING. 49,. April. .. issl
~ru.r. ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
6hNH (EyTRA SESSIOA.l
SENATE.

MONDAY, April LIST, 1851,
,,,a Senate met at the usual honr' "f'
Josss ,,s,y. unication from the House was reaa'
- sncinS the passage Of snndry p,iis, 20
$50 with a substitute for other reso,"1 ioas
y. .aca- ri IL the removal of troops ana anu us
across the soil OF Nirgin's' which we '"'"
the table a.. p,,3.oss Tho bill for
-, no,,sf of the Covington and Ohio kalirosa
L 4ben taken up and considered SUI
,s,r,e. offered by Mr.. WickhaA, WAS ao"i'""'
aa the bill laid on the table. ,, 5,
A' ~, "a, lin tons in regard 10 the big gan
~ n,o.cd through Virginia, Win tne
10 nS,nnntS of the House, were then TAKE"
III, and sS;eed To- .,>,, = ,ro.ast
va. he passage of the resolution INTO
s,rned bv Messrs. Garter, Niekham'
SS",ha1l Johnson, II. w. Thomas, Carfa-
AZ fr Smart, Mekenney, ana ioWhee'
RsAxxoN NELSON. and CoaHiLL, OBJ
- ~ the protest being spread upon tho
JeS'sTai Of The Senate, because il was protest
)o"ttm tha action OF the House of Delegates,
"a nos against an action OF the Senate
" Tpos,s defended has position In reply
Ths senate refused to permit the protes by
8 vote Of ayes :. noes 70
'NS~;a7t,a and OHIO Ra,lrodd.-Mr. WICK
,s,s subs titute TO the Coyinston and ONO
p.j,-oqd was agreed TO, and the bill author
- - he repor ted to the House.
Ta.~srsei Pdy.-Amendmant OF the House
"a senate bill increasing the pay q! ceftain
Neers of the Public Guard, was concurred IN
Biiis PaSs4d.-House bill appointing 'ht
S,,,.srintentenfs OF the Stanton and Par.
ksrshurg Turnpike Road; House bill for tht
~sljaf Of Jas J Spaldlng Senate bill LOT th'
r,Iet of the personal represen tatiNes OF " M
: Croxfon. dec d Senate bin authorizing tbs
,3,yarncr 20 pardon q slave, John Xix, ahd
rastore him 20 his former owner.
A motion 10 remove the inluc ton OF secrecy
fr1rn The Saturday nights Executive session
me Senate. was m ada by Mr. THOMPSON, Whici
Eve rise 10 some debate. Tabled.
I'm motion OF Mr.. II. W. TsoSAs, the Sen
.te nj > O'Clock, took Il recess until +. NJ.
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AFrgRNoQN sEssIoN.

The Senate resumed its session at o'clock,
V.hrn. no quorum being present, a recess was
,tkeu until - o'clock.
AT the appoin ted hour, the Senate was again
cslled 10 order by Mr.. JoHSsoS. and large
number Of bills advanced to engrossment.
The Senate having nothing of more impor-
lance 10 transact, took mp and considered the
bill authorizing the County Courts TO declare
water courses lawful fences The bill was
reported with amendment. indefinitely
postponed.
The Joint resolution in relation 10 the sale OF
Iuuskets was next taken up,
Pending the discussion of which, on motion,
the senate I'D lourned.
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su-rERMs CASH ON DELIVERY. m

For the purpose, and With the determination to
reduce our very LARGE sTOCk OF MEDIUM and
above, a choice and very large assortment Of RICH
BLACK aud FANCY DRESS SILKS, in every
riety Of STYLE aud COLORs, suited to the pres
ent season: Also, FouLARD SILKS, Plain and
Fancy DELAlNES and BEREGES, JACONETs
and oRGANDIEs, TWISTED SILK HERMAN
MS, in Black and Mode Colors. MOURNING and
SECOND MOURNING GOODS, and a LARGE VA
R1ETY of other DRESS FABRICS.
In orderto prevent confusion, on tho day Of sale,
lin consequence of the crowds at former sal
the Goods will all be arranged for exhibition and
examination on the day prior to the sale, WED
NkSDAY. April Sd, J so that persons can then
fully examine styles and qualities, and mark on
their catalogue what they desire.
AZ the assortment to DO sold Is VERY LARGE
the sale will commence at o clock Ia the morn
ing, THURSDAY, April Ah, 1851.
Every article will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE, t.
the highest bidder.
Weinvte the most careful minafion 10 this sale
as the goods offered are, in STYLES and QUAIL
TY, much desirable and costly than those Of ou
former sale. WATKINS Y FICkLEN.
Sale to be conducted by E. b. Cook, Auct.
Az At
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmend Dispatch.
From Washington.

wAsHtSarox, April The TrftuHe's Wash
ington special correspondent says the Presi-
dent reserves TO him self the ultima tnm teci
sion in regard to rein forcements for Fort Sum
ter about which the Cabinet We're unanimous,
with one exception, two weeks ago.
The different views which have recently
been resented, are not without leaving IA
yorable impression as TO the feasibility of In
Producing men and supplies.
The correspondent adds Several leading
Naval Officers express the belief that the ba T.
teries guarding the entrance into Charles ton
harbor might be run by steam, without in
curing more than the ordinary risk: but all
agree that the enterprise should be execu ted
AT night. This view is entertained by the
agent sent to make a personal inspection fol-
the satisfaction of the Admins ira ton
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FORGED Drafts.

CINCINNATI, March rs, 1861 Drafts drawn
by the Cataract Bank, at Lockport, New
York on the Ocean Bank of New York, for
81 200, have been sold to bankers here. One of
the party concerned in the disposal OF them
has been arrested and SOC, 900 of the same kind
of drafts were found in his trunk. Another
of the implicated party has gone West with
$40 600 more. The first drafts sold were in
tended to be paid, in order to get the party's
credit up, but it is believed that grand fraud
was contemplated
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Afi'nirS atthe South.

NoSreoaEsv, April l.--Active efforts are
making TO complete the Gap Railway hence to
Pensacola, to facilitate the transportation of
troops TO the Gulf. 1t will be completed In n
few days.
Nothing important from Pensacola.
Provisions are beliey ed 10 be scarce at Fort
pickcns.
Confederate troops, provisions, and ammu-
milton are flowing into the Confederate Army
in great numbers and quantity. Two thou
sand troops are expec TED at Montgomery this
week
The reports in circulation about reinforce
ments for Fort Pickons are pronounced, by
reliable sources uniounded.
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Presentation of n Service of Silver TO Coll
Iacfor Whitney. of Boston, &c.

BOSTON, March 30-Uollector Whitney, who
retires on Monday, was TO day present ted with
a service OF silver plate, costing six hundred
dollars, by the employees of the Custom House
MIR. Goodrich, who assumes office on Monday,
has appointed +. w. Il. Canning, of Stock
bridge, Deputy Collector.
The United States District Court, Judge
Clifford presiding, adjourned this forenoon on
the announcement of the death of j udg
Shaw.
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Northern Markets.

NEW YORK, April Cotton frm-Cpland Mid
ding I9tIlzic. Flour frm-Southern 81 seas so.
Wheat in better demand-Wl lite Idl2 cts. higher.
Corn higher-white lc. higher Southern White
73q77c Yellow e53I7oc. Whiskey firm at lst cts.
Sugar staady-Muscovado 4iGtc. Turpentine dull
at sflG 36c Rosin firm, at sl.279. Stocks are bet
tern. \. Centrals S7:.; Virginia SIS S754, Mis-
souri, 6's $50
BALTIMORE, April 1.-Flour frm-Howard ST.,
Ohio and City Mills quoted at -. Wheat active
and frm-red IL 27fISl 80: white 81. 400ISl Go
Corn steady-mixed 54Q56: yellow 56G15s Pork
dizziness 81; prime Sl4. Coffee firm at l2iIlsi.
Whiskey steady
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De Large and Attractive
STOCK OF
: p r N G. q o O d s
NOW OPENING AT
NJ NJ T I f L ID o r + Z r S,
IN, DOE

| hdv0 now in store. and am receiving daily,
one of the LARGEST aud MOST COMPLETE AS
SENTIMENTS Of
DRY GOODS,
which has been offered to the public this Spring
aud which were bought at a
GREAT SACRIFICE,
and win be- sold to suit the times-consisting of
ali kinds of
New style DRESS GOODS, in SILKS, POPLINS,
MOHAIKS, DE LANES, Ne
My stock of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Is com
plets, and being bought at great sacrifice, at late
sales, it will be to the advantage of persons in
want Of any to give me a call
My assortment of SERVANTS WEAR is larger
this season than il has ever been heretofore, aud
tho attention of the trade is solicited.
In short, my stock comprises everything that is
generally found in well selected Dry Goods
store Give ME a call, and examine for your
selves at II. MITTELDORFER'S
ap I-2w No 225 Broad street.
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BE Spring-ApriI LIST, 1861.
SILK DRESS GOODS AND MANTILLA HOUSE.

THOS. X PRICE 4 co.
Are now opening splendid stock of
STABLE AM FANCY GOODS
For spring and summer sales, TO which, by steam
due to- day, and daily for the next two weeks,
large additions will be made in
Elegant DRESS GOODS, every variety.
Rich Plain and Fancy SILKS, (French.9
FOULARDS, P0PLlNS, MOUSELlNES, sc.
superb BLACK MOURNING SILKS.
Rich BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, for dresses
and the new shape basquine, so much
worn.
BoMBAZINEs, CHALLIES, HERNANNIs. ia
MISE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, HOSIERY, GLOVES.
great line of LINkN GOODS, DAMASkS,
TOwELINGS, SHEETINGS, CoTT0NS, BRIL-
LIANTS, &c.
SERVANTS GOODS-Very heavy stock, at very
lowest market rates, bought for cash recently.
nHIN MANTLE DEPARTMENT-The rewes
shapes of WRAPPINGS made up in the most ele-
CANT mani er, upon few hours notice.
apl -Iw THOS. Il. PRICE CO.
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HARTFORD, Or, April LIP M-The election
in this State is progressing quietly. The in
dications now are that it will result in a Re-
publican triumph.
SECOND DIsPATCH.1
HARTFORD, COM, April l, p, M.-The few
returns from the Come cticut election show
Republican gains.
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avail.

NORFOLK, April III. S. frigate Cumber-
land came up from Hampton Roads yesterday
and exchanged sal1ites with the receiving ship
Pennsylvania.
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=
AUCTION 0ALH9
THfs DIR


BY n. r. HaxeIl, Asctioneer.
r AR0E, ATTRACTIVE, AND PER.
~ hMrTOKY SALE or A yOBBER's STOCK or
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, 10
, wHlTTEM0RE / HAZEL
Will sell at Auction ON
TUESDAY. APRIL 2 1891
An q t2ilowing days until sold. sale to commence
No. l65 Chambers Street, New York
(By order Of r. n. CHAPMAN Assisnea1
ISAAC L.. HUNT Il co.'s
Entire Stock Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY he
comprising largo and varied assortment OF iIaavy
and Shelf Goods, suitable for City and Country
Trade. -
ALSO M
CARRIAGE AND SADikERY HARDWARE
large and complete assortment Of Csrrtera
and Saddlery Hardware.
go TONS MALLEABfE IRON GOODS.
Comprising every description Of 0oods known 10
the Trade
TERMS Under sloo, cash over that amount.
approved, endorsed notes, payable in the city OF
New York, or i've per cent. discount for cash.
KE Catalogues will be ready, and can be had
At the office of the Auetionesrs, on MONDAY.
March 18th.
wHITTEMORE & HAzELL, Aue'rs.
Office lss Broadway. New York.
NH 1e-eodtds
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Marine Disaster.

New YoKK, April 1.-The schooner Sher-
wood, from Norfolk, for Portsmouth, lost her
main topmast, and split her mainsail, in COLI
sion with an unknown ship, on Sunday night.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND FIVE
l. NEGR0Es, IN HANoyER.-Pursuant to the
provisions of deed Of trust, dated the s.th octo
Der, 1850, and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Hanover County Court, on the 2sth octsber, 1890,
from Burw ell B. Dickinson, and 0tery r.. his
wife, to the subscriber, shall, At the request Of
Il Huteheson, the beneneiartes In said deed,
on FRIDAY, the 10Th Of April 1884, az fair; Ii act,
the first fair day thereafter. sundays excepted
proceed TO sell at auction for CASH, to the highest
bidder, at Green Bay, In the upper end OF Hano-
yer, three miles from Beaver Dam Depot, on the
Virginia Central Railroad, and half mile from
Green Bay Crossing, the following property, or so
much thereof as may be eeessary TO pay the debt.
~ Osa 50, secured BY said deed Of trust with In.
terast thereou from the 2sth October $780, and All
costa of preparing and enforcing said deed OF trust
selling the Negroes nrst The property to be sold
sLAVEs-man Henry, man Ned, boy Joha, girl
Jane, and woman Millya and the TRACT or
LAND, In the county Of Hanover. on which the
said Burweli b. Dickinson now resides, With All
the sppurtenanees thereof, estimated to contain
SEQ acres, being the same land which was con-
veyed 10 the said Burwell b. Dickinson by WIN.
Hancock, aud which adjoins the lands Of T. A,
Rowzie, Michael Shronedsr, and William T. Dick
inson."
Title believed to be good. bnt shall oaly pass
the title vested In me by the deed Of trust.
NH le-dtlsAp JOHN PAGE Trustee.
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nISSOLUTION.-Th firm Of ]. W. NIPE 4
~ co. is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
Either partner will use the name of the concern
in closing the business. All persons indebted to
the concern will please make immediate payment;
aud those who have claims against the concern
will please present them for payment;
WIN. L. SLATER.
Richmond, April LIST, 1861.
N.B-J W. NIPE returns his sincere thanks
to his many friends for their liberal patronage
that he will commence the COMMISSION AND
WHOLESALE LIQUOR BUSINESS in Baltimore,
in a short time, where he would be pleased to
hear from his old friends. ap2-St*
CO-PARTNERSHIP.- the undersigned,
~ have this day formed co-partnership, I'M
purpose Of conducting GENERAL GROCERY
Rd LIQUOR g It the Sd whsle Of bv
would be pleased to see their friends.
Late Of Jones & Co.
WIN. L. SLATER,
ap1-,m MILES For GATtl' of Lynehburg.
CO-PARTNERsHiP.,-- We have this day
Y formed co.psrtnership under the style of
CLARKE & SIMPSON, fer the purpose Of con
| lished stand Of VIM. WALSH, No. - Main street
opposite St. Charles Hotel, whore We shal be
pleased to all of his former customers, and our
| friends generally. Having bought his entire
| we feel confident we shall be able to give salts
| tronage Nm CLAEkh,
| Richmond April l, 1881.
A Card.-Having sold out my SHOE STORE to
| Messrs. CLARKE & SIMPSON, would respect
| fully recommend them to my late patrons, believ-
| ing that they will be justly and literally dealt
| with. In retiring from the business, l would
| tender my heartfelt acknow edgements to my
friends aud the public generally that have so long
| and literally patronized me, assuring them that
shall ever remember them With WI gTati wi,su
B.-Beiug very DESTROYS to close up my bust
ness as soon as pqssibieI those OWING me will
mediately. will be found at my old stand, when
not out collecting apl-lw*
DIssOLUTION OF co. PARTNERSHlP
drawai Of Mr. JOHN TURPIN. The name of tn,
pc to h 81
will please make immediate payment to eithe
partner as it becomes 1n e s9ss he lat
& RM w: u EqRER'
Richmond, March LIST, 1851.
In retiring from the firm of TURPIN, 70
PER y MURRI take pleasure in recommend
| ing to the public my late partners, being /
every respect deserving their confidence and pa
Mr. MURRy, who resides on the premises is on
| of the most competent Undertakes ! eI ell knew
| always ready in time, either day night-neve
, disappointing those who may favor him wit
their patronage. JOHN TURPlN.
| TT The undersigned take this or
xEa- ------EED portunity OF returning their thank
to the customers of the late concern of TCRPI,
ROPER q MuRRY, for the very liberal patronag
bestowed on the old concern, and will in futul
, keep complete assortment of metallic CASE
aud all kinds of COFFINS, from the best Maho,
1 any to the lowes price Coffin made, which the
: would respectfully ask share of the public ps
I tronage, promising TO do everything in the
pow to give entire satisfaction to their patron
Q ROPER Il MURRf,
Undertakers, 18th st., between Main an
| NH 30-Stk Franklin ats
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SAMUEL 5. CUTTRELL,
THADEUS B. STARKE, Trustees
RO. II. BOSHER,


y IN SIDNEY, NEAR TO RICHM0ND.-By re-
quest and consent of DR.. +. w. Roddey, and
IN execution of deed of trust from himself
date the 3lst day of October 1850 duly recorded in
Henrico county, the undersigned, as aucioneers
acting for the said Trustee and the said Roddey,
will proceed to SELL at public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the lst May, 1851, at
tnereafter,) the valuable Real Estate In the town
of Sidney, on which the said Roddey resides.
consisting OF twenty Lots. as laid down in the
plan of Sidney, bounded by Grove and other
streets. on one of the lots which fronts on Grove
street, DR.. Roddey has recently erected most
beautiful and costly residence, together with
other buildings, such as Kitchen, Stable Car
riage- House, Green House, sc. The location is
very beautiful, and the neighborhood the most
improving of any around Richmond The prop
erty will be divided To suit bidders.
TERMs-Liberal and made known at sale. The
taxes for 1851 to be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN APPERS0N, Aucts.
NH 25-law4w Sdtds
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BOARDLNG G..

DOARDING.-Mrs. NESBITT, having two va
ID caut ROOMS, can accommodate gentleman
and hi. WIFE and several young gentlemen, with
BOARD aud LODGING. Terms moderate. The
Resi- dence corner Of Cary and Foushee streets.
NH 3o-5k
pOARD.-A gentleman and wife can obtain
ID BOARD and PLEASANT ROOM in private
family, within few minutes walk of the Post
Office Address. " Box ISL NH 3o-5t*
BOA DING.
Six or eight BOARDERS can find GOOD ROOMS
and BOARD at the corner of Mayo and Ross SITS.
by applying at once; or one or two families
NH 22--tt+
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By j. HI. Digges, Auct.

IARRALL. HERRING & CO.'S FIRE
L AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, AT AUG
TON On THURSDAY MORNING, April 4th, at
10 o'clock will be sold at Auction Room 50 Main
street to cover advances, Ave of the above Safes,
all new and in good order, with Halls patent
locks.
Also.-1 secondhand Safe, very large and In
complete order.
Also.-A lot of Cigars Table and Pocket Cut
lery, Plated Ware, and lot of other goods toe
numerous to mention--to close consignments.
Sale positive. TERMs.-Cash.
J. II. DIGGES, Auct.
RnnTH Sal esman
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SPECIAL NOTICES

RE~ second Large Auction sale sf New
AND ELEGANT IMPokIED DRESS GOODS, on
THURSDAY, APRIL lT#, 1891,
At one of the NEW STORES, under the
kp0TSW GOD HOTEL,
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE

I,OR HIRE-A SERVANT BOY. about IT years
Z old, raised a farm. but with two years ex-
perience in tobacco factory, and some little ac-
quaintancs with general house work.
Also, SERVANT GIRL, of about the same age.
accustomed 10 work a farm. To secure good
homes, terms will be made very liberal. Apply
to CHARLES IA. WINSTON,
ap It's Richmond Female Institute.
EOR HIRE-A smart MULATT0 BOY, who Is
L very handy in the dining room. he would be
very useful dining room or house servant to q
gentleman. Apply at PHILLIPS
ia lets Ofice, 18th ST., betw. Main and Bank.
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NTANTED--An persons to know that manu-
and have always on hand the largest stock to be
found in the south. embracing superior Iron
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies French Dress
styles, ali sold at manufacturers prices, whole
sale and retail, at salesrooms IA Main street,
street below 18th.
EE Trunks Repaired. -
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FATAL AFrRAY.-- Princess Anne county,
Va, or Saturday last, after parade of the
Seaboard Rifles and the Wise Dragons, Jas
NJ. Land, of the latter corps, and Grimstead,
Of the former, got int an alteration, IN which
Grimstead was stabbed and Land was shot
Land died almost instantly. The dispute
arose from 4 political disc ussion.
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DIssOLUTIONS, 60.

nISSOLUTION.-Tb firm Of ]. w. NIPE 4
IL co. is this day dissolved, by mutual consent
Either partner will use the name of the concern
in closing the business. All persons indebted to
the concern will pleas make Immediate payment;
and those who have claims against the concern
will please present them for payment.
J. w. NIPE,
WIN. L. SLATER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-02
NIGHT RgRSIOS

Called to order st y o'clock by the Speaker.
The House proceeded 10 consider the bill in
cooperating the Trans Allegheny Railroads
Company, which was laid onthe table with
out vote.
The Tax bill being the unfinished business
Of the morning, was taken up, the question
being on Senate amendment in regard to the
tax on Foreign Insurance Companies, which
was agreed 10. The amendment increases the
tax on them 100 per cent.
After some debate, the Senate amendment,
requiring State stocks and other boi.ds to be
taxed as 10 their market vatne, was agreed to.
The Senates amendment, taxing laws of
incorporation and char tiers, WAS agreed to.
motion Was made to disagree to SO much of
the Senate's amendment as prevented any
private act of Assembly from being published
I'LL the tax be paid. Sunday amendments
were proposed thereto and argued, pending
which the House adjourned.