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The Vote on Secession.

The vote of the Virginia Convention ON
Thursday against immediate secession, shows
a gain Of ten Immediate Secessionists since
the beginning of. the Convention.
We have never, however, been~able to feel
that interest in the proceedings of the Con-
vention " hieh would have attached to thai
body if we could believe its decisions would
have the slightest weight upon the future ac
ton of Virginia. The opinion we have here
tofore expressed, that events must decide the
question OF Virginia's position, remains un-
changed, and receives new confirmation eyery
day. We would not, however, disturb the in
nocent official complacency which takes it for
granted that what the Convention saws. Vir.
ginia will do. No well regulated mind would
desire to deprive children, either of smaller or
larger gro with of any harmless means of enter
tainment. Virginia, however, or at least the
Old Dominion, will move as the deep undercur
rents Of her interests and sympathies die tate.
even though it be straight in the teeth of the
Convention breezes, just as the floating Arctic
islands move southwark against the winds.
to blend with their congsniaI element in the
Gulf.
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MARINE INTELLIaENCH.
PORT OF RICHMOND, ArRn S, 1851.
Higa Water this day Saturday at II O'Clock

ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze.
and passengers, Z. p. CaTduZo.
Steamer Belvdere Keene, Baltimore, mdze
and passengers, ID. * w. Currie
W Currie. ~
schr Angelina Vancleaf, Lennon, New York,
ice, J. NJ. MeGowan
schr. Corvo. Aoldbrook, Rockland, lime, A. s.
Lee. ~
SAILED,
steamship jamestown, skinner, New York
mdze. and passengers, Ludlam II Watson
ScIr X. Z. Stanard, Jr., Booze, Baltimore via
Port "althall, coal, W d. Colquitt * Co.
Schr MountaiDeer, Kirby down the river light
sehr Charles, Higgins, down the river, light.
light.
schr. st. CLOUD, Gwathmey, Smithneld mdze
Sloop New Packet Edwards, smithheld, mdze.
City Point, April ), 1861.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Bolvidere, keene, Baltimore.
ship Argo, Ballard in ballast.
steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia.
scnr. Margaret, Hanon, Petersburg, Va.
SAILED,
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Richmond
steamer Virginia, Kelley, Richmond
schr. Bergen, Cole, New York.
BALTIMORE, April Ard, schooner Sir Colin
Campbell, Richmond CPd, bark Ann E. Grant.
Richmond; schr. WIN. Henry, Petersburg.
PORTSMOUTH. n. H., March 3v.--Arriycd schr
Silver Cloud, Norfolk.
PHILADELPHIA, April ARRIVED, schr. North
err e, Light, Petersburg. Cleared, schr Oetavia
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The Tribunc On the Uu;ou.

The New York Tribune again shouts out tc
the Virginia Convention to ''come to the
point" 1t says:
'we cannot but regard with dislike the politi-
cal manGuvres digniied rs Virginia propositions
Border State Conventions, and the like. They
have two ucurable faults They tend to prot rs Ct
the present anarchy and they will lead to roth
ing They will simply serve to keep the country
GOWN lsed and in suspense for year or two and
then they will leave us just W here they found Us
with the struggle still before us long after j,
should have been dead aud buried To INDUSTRY
and business, nothing could be more disastrous.
THE issue is already made up. and cannot be
changed. The new Confederate Consti iutiou and
the old Federal Con atitution must be the ralying
points of the contepding hosts. There is no true
middle ground between them, aud years Of fur
ther agitation i'll fail TO discover any,
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The Answer - virsin,a.

Virginia - getting an answer beforehand to
hss propositions. In the elections which ha We
already taken place in the North We are in .
voked TO walt for this STATE to wait for that,
and after each has spoken Ia turn, 10 wait for
SONS other, until SEwAHD 10 prepared to cast
on I'll disguise. Why should we wait -
Every election which has been held since
LfscoLs's Inauguration confirms tina decree
which was uttered In bis elevation. II Yir.
ginia 4 10 earnest, she has Der answsr airea.
dr..
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incendiary Appointments to OHice-- Union
Men Denied the Crumbs that Fall Frcm
Master LinCOin's Table

incendiary Appointments to Office. Union
Men Denied the Crumbs that Fall From
Master LincOlm's Table.
Inc appointment of the most incendiary
aboltionists TO Office sufficiently indicates the
real character and purposes of the Admins
tration. BURLISGAME, who openly declared in
Congress that we should have an ssauti-slaye.
~ God, an anti-slavery Bible, and an anti
slavery Constitution" is given a first-cIass
mission; JOSHUA r. GIpDISGs, who would
think he was doing God service by cutting the
throat OF every stakeholder, is sent as Cons ul-
General to Canada and the New York Trt-
bane, which has been waging war of exter-
mination against the institutions of the South
for the last twenty years and defending JOHN
BROWN with all its might, fattens five of it's
lncenulary editors upon missions abroad
GEORGE ). FoGG, who is to supersede Mr.. FAY
as Resident Minister at Bernie, was editor of
the Independent Democrat at Concord, n H
OF whose conservatism, humane and patriotic
sentiments, the following is a specimen:
The cure for slavery prescribed by Redpath
Is the only iniallible remedy, and men must TO-
ment instruction among the 1tes order to cure the
emil. 1t can never be done by concessions and
compromises 1t Is great evil and must be ex-
uhgulshed by still greater ones 1t is positive
and imperious in its approaches, and must be
overcome by equally positive forces You must
dH assault 10 arrest burg and slavery
Is not arrested without violation Of law and the
cry of fire. ~ 'Ao
Whilst such is the character of the ap.
pointees of the JOHN Brown Administered
the Union men Of the Border States are
treated in the most contumelious manner
Beyond the distribution of local appoint
ments, the Border States arr not recognized at
all. The Washington States, a DouGLAs pa
per, complains bitterly of the manner in
which the DorGLAs Democracy of the Border
States has been ignored, and says that even
the poor clerks in the department are being
spotted" and "hunted down." that removal
after removal Of Southern men is made daily.
but nothing is heard of the appointment of
southern Union men to I'LL their places. The
alleged fact that Southern men do not seek for
office, only aggrayates the sectionalism which
is beibg carried out by the Administration.
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The BellOna Foundrv.

The N. Y. Tribune, in a long TRADE unon
the aboye subject, has the following item of
hicnmond intelligence, which we have not
seen in any other paper:
one OF the members Of the Virginia House
mace speech ~ opposition to the MEASURE in
the course OF which be properly characterized the
act as peing as clearly u ease of larceny as If u
there was no mora. legal, constitutional ria ht
70 70 ssizs the arms; These views created much Ak
shot. ~ We learn from tine PAPERS; the ostsn.ibie
s ssass ior the shooting does not clearly appear
tnolFn street quarrei Is suggested by the teie-
ioiy Ut the Old Doainion If its Dis union leaders
should attempt 10 put down free speech by sIsy-
Tag lis honest Representatives"
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Public Sentiment in the Northern and
Gonthern Tsafnn.

Mr.. CRIrTRSpES, in his late speech, appears
to base his hopes of a reconstruction of the
Union upon the strong faith which he enter
tains, that the North Will ultimately make
the concessions due to the slaveholding States
and that the la tier, accepting such concessions
as n guaranty of future good faith, will re-
sumo their position K. the Union. In a long
and able commentary on this speech, the New
York Journal Of Commerce regrets that it is
compelled to differ from him in opinion on
both these points.
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Fort Sumter and Fort Pickens.

Stirring intelligence may soon be expected
from these quarters. The attack on Fort
Sumter cannot be much longer delayed, and
that on Fort Pickens has in all probability
already begun.
1.-THE very next gale may bring to our ears the
clash of res0unding arms. Our brethren are al
ready IN the field. Why sta nd we here idle ?''
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H Additional Supply OF
VERY SELECT AND SCARCE
STRING 81 SUNNI Err GOODS

20 IAddlDOnaI supply OF
VERY SELECT AND SCARCE
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
BY Express and Steamers. we have In store and
SILKS, DRESS, AND
TRAVELLING GOODS, &c,
Among which We invite especial attention to the
following:
Beautiful BRoCHE SPRING SILKS;
Rich Barathea Black do;
silkRmbroidered, High Lnstred POPLINS;
HANDSOME thecked and Chene POPLINS;
Colored Broche MoZAMBIQUEs-very choice:
Very f fpe Printed French ORGANIZES and
Grey BEREGE ASoLAIsE, in ali W widths IihiuaP
New Lace. Linen and Cambria SETS:
French, English AID American PRINTS, In va
cAT 1issIRy,;,s Also
IRISH LINENS,
TABLE LINENS,
Bieached sHERTINGs aud LONG CLOTHS
cotf Ro ozNhA dNr Brown and Colored;
~ w VA Si F1cKLEN.
N. B; -For the next three or four weeks, (pre.
vi2 }q 20 packing them up for the snmmer,l we
wISTER DRESS GOODS,
MEMS AND PLANTATION WEAR,
ora MERIN0Es, vALENTIAs,
Heavy CLOTHS aud CASSIMERES, SATTINETS
g! and e-s VA. PULLED CLOTHS, bark PRINTS
Blankets for families aud servants and
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram
A Z T IS
al PRIME COST FOR CASH, on DELIVERY.
Efs Citizens, Farmers, and Merchants, will con.
suit Their interest by embracing this opportunity
for great bargains. W. &
he Our Wholesale Department ;s supplied with
the new est aud most beautiful.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
OF the season, just purchased at the very low
prices OF last week, and for sale, to cash and good
credit buyers, on our usual liberal terms.
ap lis WATKINS Il FiCkLEN.
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Know all men by these presents: That - have
constituted and appointed, and by these pres
full attorney for -. and in - stead to vote nj
the next Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Traders Bsnk OF the city of Richmond, 10 be
held on the 18th day OF April next, in said city
in the election Of Directors and on all other mat
tiers which may be brought before them, hereby
rstifying and onhrming All that -, said sttor-
ney, may lawfully do in the premises
A witness ---- hand aud seal, this day of
-, lsei Zap s-istl y. sINTON, Cashier
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TsR FIRST CosrspERArE SrArx LOAF --Ths
Confederate Sfates' have issued Treasu
notes TO this amount Of one million Of doll1s.
The first bond for thousand dollars was
taken 1t premium OF twenty per cent.
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LETTER LIST.

/ IST OF LETTEuS-.k emaining in the RICH
1851.
~ Published by authority Of Act Of Congress
IN the paper having the largest cTcuiat IN the
District where printed
~ Persons calling for letters n the LIsr will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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SALE OF NEGRoEs.--At the sale last week in
Albemarle CO., Va, of negroes belonging to
the estate of the late Nelson Barksdale there
were about fifty sold at an average Of about
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In Franklin county. on the 2sth Of March, by
Rev Robt; Gfay, Rev. HORACE r. SMITH and
MRs. ANN JUDEOM PRICE, daughter Of Major
WIN. Leftwi ch, Of Bedford county.
AT Providence, King and Queen county, the res-
idence Of the brides moth her,. on Thursday, the
DALI GREGORY, in. Of King William county,
and Miss BETTE s., daughter OF the late Doctor
VIM. Dew, Of King and Queen county.
In Washington, d. c., April I'd, 1891, by Rev.
Thee. Fiske, Mr. WM. II. KELLY and Miss HEN
RlETTA GoODsON, all OF Richmond. Va.
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Re MAsTERLY PERFECTION has Just
perfected process whereby all the natural co1ors
are beautifully brought out 1t is an improve
entirely in the shade ali Ambrotypes heretofore
made anywhere. Call and see photographs, as
usual, Oh the economical system, las MAIN ST.
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Coercion in Full Blast--U. 3. Army for the
80 tF 0oatA.

800 AAhAy AVE- tue
~ e>atA.
wssupposs no man Of ordinary brains and
saSacity Is surprised at the exciting intell.
ssncs from New York. LINCOLN has been
stientiy concentrating military resources for a
month, and the Southern ports are to be
oiookaced, and the storm Of war burst upon
our Southern plains. We haye never doubted
that such would be the result, and have raised
the Voice of warning again and again Is this
oosseroS, or 10 1t not! Is Virginia expected
TO stand still and Gee the thirsty earth drink
up her kindred bloods Are the mereenaries
OF the Federal Government to siay our breth-
rem and friends, and Virginia, mother Of the
States which may soon be painting in che
death struggle, TO desert her own offspring p
win the Virginia Convention adjourn, amid
the solemn rumblings Of the coming storm
and leave our unprotected homes and firesides
hostages for our good conduct, bonds and
pledges that We will keep the peace. and bow
the knee, and not utter one groan, nor drop
one tear over the invasion of Southern soil
and the desclation Of Southern firesides
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80 the SOUTHERN STATES RIGHTS party
hEAkico COURT HOUSE, on SATURDAY,
Ylhe alh Inst, az ~ o'clock, TO nominate suitable
candidate Tor the next House of Delegates :
ap a-sIA MANY STAIRS RIGHTS VOTERS.
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re For SALE.-One of HOES LARGE CYLIN-
DER PRINTING PRESSES, 40x57. This Press IL
nearly new, and will be warranted in perfect con-
ditiOn. Apply at this office. NH lD--ts
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Just received. a splendid lot Of Cana.
RlES with the Nightingaies song. Also, rx =
aspendid lot of English GOLD FiNCHES W
Scottish LINNETS Australian and Brazilian III
LOVE kIRDS, Java SPARROWS. Irish THRUSH
Grey PARROTS
NJ A fine lot of GOLD FISH for sale
WANTED-A.lot of RED BIRDS. at the BIRD
STORE, on Broad street, No. 8, eight doors above
the Va. Central X. X. Depot ap4a,*
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HS Il &c AoHD THEAT RE.


EE RIoHXoS THEATRE.
KuskEL Il MoxLBr.. ..sole Lessees and Managers
EyIvAL
MAoNIF1cG e. TH SPECTACLE,
Its RIGI NJ sPLEND
OF DUMAS great work Of the
THREE UARDsMEN
First appearance in FIVE years of the
MR.. JANE sN9 Il 1 / k ( 5 os ACTOR
Re-appearance of the
ISIS A RY P ARTIN TON,
ELEGANT DANCES
GRAND CARNIVAL SCENE
The concluding effects of the play is thrilling
exhibition Of the
sToRMiNG OF ROCHELLE.
This magnificent production is protuse in
s0UL-SrIRKIN6 COMBATs, STRUGGLES,
slIUATI o TAB,LEAUX.s ASp DEEP AND
Re RIcBAoND THEATRE.-
BENEFIT
/. b p II L l. PS,
MONDAY. EVENING, ApKtL SrH, 1851,
On which occasion the
FAvoRiTE YOUNG ACTOR.
NE. JAMES HARRISON,
VIII make his second appearance in FIVE years.
The beautiful aud graceful Danseuse.
MISS MARY PARTINGTON,
Will also appear.
The performance will consist of
NEW SENSATION DRAMA,
With
GRAND DIVERT sEMgNT,
NOVEL AND ATTRACTIVE NATURE
Full particulars in bills and advertisements of
the day. II
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LADIES, LIST,

LADr.
Atkins mrs Elizabeth
Allen mrs Martha A
Atkins mss Nancy w
Amiss miss Caroline
Allen miss Mary V
Allen miss Charlotte II
Ann Eliza servant of
Thos Dyke)
Buetinger mrs Caroline
Rockwell mrs Emily J
Briggs mrs Eliza J
Burns mrs Jno
Bragg mrs Joel B
Brown mrs
Briggs mrs Mary p
Brooks mrs Eiizabeth
Brockwells nrs sally A
| Burger mrs Sallie T
Reasley miss Mary Z
Biankinship miss Z Y
Boyd miss Mary
Byrne miss Catharine
Childbirth mrs Judith
Carter mrs Eliza
Caldwell mrs Fannie G {:
| Carter mrs e. NJ
Carroll mrs Lucy
Capon mrs Fl K
Chalk mrs Francis
| Chockley mrs l. II
Christian mrs Ann II
Chandler mrs II A
| Cha mberlain mrs Lewis
| Clark mrs Mary L
Cloves mrs Z +
| Cole mrs VIM g
| Corcorau mrs Cath
Cousins mrs Ann
era wford mrs c.
Cullingsworth mrs NJ
era ddock mrs Julia
Cabell miss Sarah l.
Carneal miss M +
Carter miss A Sue
Caddy miss II J
Childress miss Narcella
Claybrook miss & Z
Collier miss f Fl
Collier miss Ellen NJ
Cary miss Anna r
Clark miss Sallie F
Cunningham miss Della
Clarke-miss India II
Comedian miss Anne
Clark Henrietta (cold)
Drake mrs Marg't A
DorseyAmrs Caroline
Dickinson mrs Ann +
Dawson mrs II II
Davis mrs Juliet
Dabuey miss Mary A
Darracott miss Susan
Duesberry miss Jennie
Drew miss Mary
Ezell mrs J b
English mrs Nannie2
Eggers mrs Caroline
Estes mrs Susan FL
Finney mrs L e
Fuqua mrs A
Frary mrs David
Forbes mrs Eliza NJ
Fi,chett mrs Martha T
Eindiey mrs Mary A
Foster mrs Sarah NJ
Ferguson mrs Emma c
Fore miss Mary ?
Folkes miss MarthaC
franklin miss Martha A
Fraysier miss Mollie F
Fuhring miss Matilda
Guodson mrs Martha
VI diINiI mrs M IL
Gentry miss.B Il
GlinD miss Lessie
Oh miss Martha
Glazebrook Miss III J
Gordon miss Nj +
Goode miss Pattie
Griffin miss Josephine
Hudgins miss Birdie
HUT miss &c
Ii cath miss NJ E
Hardesty miss : J
Hilieary mrs E b
II utchesou mrs J p
Herbert mrs Sallie
Haseltcn mrs n
Hill mrs III II
Harrison mrs Mamie
jones mry Martin
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AMUsHMEUTe.
METROPOLITAN HALL.

METROPOLITAN HALL. - -
commencing on MONDAY. April s.h. 1ss.
SAY RANT,S
GORGEOUS ILLUSTRATION and
DlORAMIC REPRRSEyrArioys
''f'o
Wax ON THE DANUBE,
RUSSIAN WAR
AED
,,., FALL OF sEBAsTOPoL.
with re-enaction Of all its
BLOODY BATTLES,
TERRIFIC CHARGES.
BoMBARDMENTs
STORMS AT SEA, and
IS . 80 IS Rgs
Ending with the beautiful Mechanical ezra,
CANA of
u X o TO,
MATINEE on WEDNESDAY, atsPM
~ ADNissfOS-2J CENTS -
ES Doors open at ]; commence at s O'Clock
sp 6-3t*
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A OVEkTlSiNG AGENCY.
NOW IS THE TIME TO ADVERTISE,
EVERYBODY NOW READS THE PAPERS,
IF TOU WISH TO MAKE MONEY ApyRRrysE
--LlBERALLYi

Business meu of Richmond, look 10 your inter-
est and lot the citizens Of this state, North Caro-
INA, and Tennessee know that You can make II
10 their interest ~ trade with you. Men Of bust
ness; Whatever yonr business may be, advertise
It. Let the public know what you have to sell.
tue terms upon which You SELL what you wish 10
buy. and what you are willing TO pay. If the
times are hard aud dull, advertise the more ex-
oess by censtsnt effort. | am AGENT for most of
the principal and most largely circulated NEWS
PAPERS Of this State AND North Carolina; also,
several in East Tennessee, and persons wishing
my office, where contracts will be made, and AD-
vERTlsEMHNTS forwarded without delay
.THos. J. BAggf, No. Wall street,
ap sit 0nder st. Charles Hotel
r lCENSE TAXES, ie61.-The law passed at
~ the late session OF the General Assembly of
Revenue TO assess all persons who do not pro-
cure license during the month Of April with
double the amount Of tar ofhert1se iposed: and as N
Commissioners cannot possibly see all who are
more than once, notice ~ hereby given that bu,
one visit will be made al each placs of business.
but to prevent the imposition Of = double txx'
they VIII remain IN their Offices every day from
JN0. II: FRANCisco' Conmis ss } Rl.e tsa
FIRST District, embracing all Of Jefferson Ward ~
e. b Cooks Auction Store.
NJ, y. y. JohNSoN, Commissioner for the seeund
street. at the sheriff Office, No. Us Main strest.
uoE. W. H. TYLER. Commissioner Tor ihe
nifa District, embracing all the city West OF
IN street, u his oiiee adjoining the Hay Scales.
ordinary licenses must be obtained Ia time to
os esesenled 10 the Hastings Court, which meets
5 5S3. n; FRANCISCO,
{ {: u ". 'Raa 4 TSIsik. Commissioners.
ap s-sts
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I ,HLOROuiNE-The new snIH-ps.modIc- ~
~ For sale by lapel A. BODEKER 4 co.
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q Il. l.. !. BLUES,
g lsT SERGBAETs OFFICE, !
III April 9Th, 1861. }
Attend Regular Company Drill, on MONDAY
EVENING, sth inst, ats o'clock, with Belts and
Bavonet Sea bba rds ~
l:y order OF Capt. 0. j. wIsE.
ap 6--2t G.. y. BIGGER lat Gero,t
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EE Hooks and Stationery;
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS !;
CAP, LETTER AND NOTE PAPER;
and all other kinds of
STATIONERY music. &c,
can be bought on the best terms at III Main ST.
ap 5-3t J. w RANDOLPH
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KE Sale
AT REDUCED PRICES,
OF LARGE PORTION OF OUR STOCK
BT RICH DRESS GOODS! 20
or our own eounters, in the large Shawl Room
attached to our store
In order to reduce our stock and business IN srs,
demanded by the altered condition of the timss
AJ Among the
q o o ID s
y... Now offered are
Beautiful SILK DRESSES, at 10, 70, Is and $50
Beannfq! SILK ROBES, at 10 to $50.
BAREGE ROBES, at aud SO
Splendid HERNANI DRESSES, at SIS
- a great variety OF BAREGES, GRENADINES
CHALLlES, POPLINS, ORGANDIEs. LAWNS
to be sold without regard to cost.
SAM'L NJ. PRICE x co.
~ B.-The NEW GOODS of The season receiv-
my ny every steamer. ap Sim
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81 FARMERS AND NIlNEKS LOOK
AT TfIln.-I have on hand about
i,'so pairs of heavy BROGANS $50
-seS and DlTCHERS' BOOTS, for Farming aud
Mining purposes, which | will sell at cost for
cash rather than keep them over until the fall
The above Brogans and Boots are of a superior
quality. Sizes, to IL and to H. Please call and
see them, at zis Broad street.
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. n KENO! KENO! KENO.
M {cJINE GOT A SHOW 6fNW,
Ns.S4%/ WAN CSsSSSS<
~ WAX, WAXItf

Bird LANE, OF the "FALsTAFP House." eth
street, opposite the Theatre, have no KENO; but
gentlemen go inclined can be accommodated n the
amusing and interesting game of
HELP YOUR NEiGHBOR !"
Constantly ON hand the best WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS. Also, their No. celebrated ALE.
al 6--ltT
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NEW STYLE SOFT RATS.

an NEW STYLE SOFT RATS. IN
We have just received in the last day
or two the HANDSOMEsT ASSORTMENT OF SOFT
HATS We have ever had, aud would be pleased
TO snow them to any one. We call particular at
tention to the WASHINGTON HAT something
new also, to our Spring style SILK HAT, which
cannot be beaten III point Of style.
ap 69t* +. BINFOkD, 80 Main street
r-s U. :. MAIL STE A Nj SHIP
.az=IAE" ROANOKE -FOR NEW YORK VIA
NORFOLK. The ROANOKE, CAPTAIN
GEO. w: COrCH, viii leave here az o clock r. M
SUNDAY, the Eth inst "
/. Passengers are requested to be ON board in due
Passage to New York meals and state room in.
eluded, slo. Steerage passage only IS.
IassaSe to orfolk same as by the river boats
Freight received during the day, SATURDAY
C0nsISnees are requested to send for their goods
Tickets and berths secured at our Office or ON
board the ship ~ w
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch
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SPRING TRADE.
1861
1861

sHAFER, HALSBY & CO., Manufacturers and
Dealers in CLOTHING ITO Main ST.. Richmond Va
The attentioa of merchants is called to q new nd
well selected assortment Of SPRING CLOTHING
now opening for the trade. Furnishing Goods in
great variety. call is solicited
ape SfIAFER IAISEy L. 20
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KUEKEL MoXLBY....Sol Lessees and Managers
l.. 5. PHILLIPS Stage Manager
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-06

NJ ANTED- persons IL know iGal mana
w faciure all styles and qualities Of TRUNKS.
and have always on hand the largest stock to be
Ionnd in The South, en- brseing superior Iron
frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies French Drsss
styles, all sold 1T Ins nufacturers prices whole
sale and retail, at salenrooms ia Main street
nearly opposite Dispatch olee. Factory Cary
street, below 18th.
Trunks Repaired.
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