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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-01

STATE. AGRICULTURAL sOCIETY.-A
meeting of the Executive Committee Of this
Society was held ct the Exchanges Hotel on
Thursday night, more than quorum being
present. 99 g3.'5 tsTy 8aad.
The reports Of the various sub-commit-
tees were read, and, on motion, referred to
q select committee Of seven, who were In
struc,ed to revise them, to systematic the
list Of premiums, Sc. This committee con-
sists of Major sutherlin, Colonel F. g..
Rufin, Major &. W. N. holland, Richard
Irby, R. B. Haxall, Slaughter Ficklin, and
DR.. Walker.
It was resolved that sum not exceeding
81 ,O0O be appropriated for premiums, to be
awarded at the Fair next November accord
ing to schedule to be arranged by the Sc
lect committee.
The proceedings in regard to the trial Of
reaperS at Westover are noticed under an
other caption. .1asE
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Mr. Francis
T. Isbell has sold within the past few days
the following real estate Lot Of land near
the alInshouse at $4,000 lot on Cherry,
between Dover and Cumberland streets,
571s by l43 feet, at SAIL; lot with small
frame tenement in Sidney, on Dover street,
between Cherry and Laurel, at $3.50 lot on
Third street, between Cary and Canal, 3225
by 40 feet, at $50 per front foot, Sl,96O /;
frame dwelling and lot on Marshall street,
between Henry and Smith, at 81, 500 cash
brick dwelling on Carsl street, between
Fourth and Fifth, at 1856; eight acres Of
land near the James river and KanaNha Ca
nal, about three miles above the city, at
$500; small brick house and lot on Duval
street, between First and Foushee, at 8 ,050
cash frame tenement in Sidney, on Cherry
street, between Dover and Elmwood, at
1920. ..s.-...,
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FGRE.-At about half-past 10 o'clock on
Thursday evening, the gun-shop Of Mr..
Carter Wharton, OF Brook avenue and
Adams street, was get on fire and entirely
consumed. A number of tools were Lost by
the fire.
The store OF Messrs. Glazebrook s.
Thomas, adjoining, was partially burnt and
their goods much injured by water. Mr
Howard, shoemaker, also suffered con-
siderably. The furniture of Mr.. j. Fau-
dree was also much injured by water.
Loss not estimated. Mr.. Wharton is in
sured for $500. We are unable to learn Of
any other insurance.
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MALICIOUS M1sCHIEF.-On Thursday
night, while young lady aud q gentleman
friend were sitting in parlor on Leigh
street between Fifth and Sixth, q large rock
was thrown through the window with such
force as not only to break the glass, but to
tear away the curtain and make deep in
dentation on the opposite wall. AS the
house stands about forty feet from the
street, it is thought that the missile was
thrown with malicious design; but the mo-
tive is unknown, as the gentleman who sat
at the window is one of the most popular
fellows in the city. he narrowly escaped
q broken head. ...........
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-01

CESAR GR1FrIN's CAsE.-Chief Justice
Chase, we learn, has declared himself ready
to try the Cesar Griffin case on Monday
but the counsel, We believe, will endeavor
to effect postponement. Mr.. Chase has
his opinion prepared in the case, and
whether or not he will postpone is matter
of considerable doubt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-01

NAY BALL.-Professor Carr, q senfls-
man well known TO the devotees Of Terpsi-
chore, adyertises this morning q grad an
.nual May and exhibition bell, to take place
at the spotswood Hotel on the evening of
the Sd proximo. We acknowledge, With
thanks, an Invitation to bs present. .sTsd gsS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-01

A GREAT FIELD TRIAL OF REAPERs.-
At the last meeting of the Executive Com
mittee Of the State Agricultural Society, it
was announced that Major A. 81. Drewry,
OF Charles City county, had suggested to the
committee trial of reapers, for which pur-
rose he offered the use Of his place (called
WestJver), his teams, and accommodations
for guests. The generous proposal Of Ma
jor Drewry was accepted, and the select
committee of seven was directed to make
the necessary arrangements.
The committee met yesterday morning
and fixed Wednesday the 9th Of June ss
the day, and Westover as the place, for this
great field trial.
The following-named gentlemen were OPP
pointed committee Of award Hill Car
ter, of Charles City; Charles Bruce, Of
Charlotte; General G. P. Stone, of Gooch-
land; Thomas J. Randolph, Of Albemsrie !;
]. B. Jones, of Chesterfield; Colonel j. NJ.
Wilcox, of Charles City; Robert Polk, Of
Richmond Colonel William N. Berkley,
of Loudoun II. NJ. Bowyer, Of Botetourt
Joseph F. Kent, Of Wytheville; e. A.
Rawlins, of Mecklenburg G.P. Tsyloe, OF
Roanoke William Benton, Of Loudoun j.
W. SheHey, or Smyth N1llIam =. 0lau-
nard, of Goochland; s. B. Finley, of Au-
gusta DR.. George S. Newman, Of Orange.
70 this committee were added Hon. A. 7.
Caperton, of West Virginia; Richard Hol-
lsdsy, of Maryland and William Long, OF
North Carolina. .....e .-.........
Than Westover there could be no more
appropriate place selected for an exhibition
80 interesting to those engaged in agricul-
tural pursuits. Its proprietors have for
years been noted for their generous Vir-
ginia hospitality. 1t is very accessible; the
land is level and well adapted to the use Of
the machines; and there Is every reason to
expect heavy crop of grain and grass. 1t
is situated on James river, about fifty miles
from Richmond, and can be reached from
this city by pleasant ride Of few hours
on the Norfolk steamer. There will doubt
less be large attendance Of spectators, and
the event will be marked as an era in the
agricultural history of Virginia.
The regulations and list of premiums
will hereafter be published, and the award
will be made a. tho State Agricultural Fair
in November next.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNING.-Yee-
terdsy morning as o party of boys were
fishing near Vauxhall's Island, the boat in
which they were was suddenly carried
away by current and dashed against a
rock, and sunk. The youngsters were well
ducked, and were barely saved, oil of them
reaching a rock after q severe struggle.
They remained there an hour before they
were carried off.
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A CASE OF CoNscIESCE.-Some parties
unknown visited the premises of q gentle
man living on Twenty-sixth street, Church
Hill, few nights ago, and coolly proceeded
to take the hinges, latch, and hooks, from
the front gate, leaving the gate standing
against the fence. The next night they
visited the same house, and replaced all the
things taken away with new onea, closed
the gate, and departed. Conscience some
times ma kes towards even of thieves.
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CHARGES AGAINST WARDwELL.-The fol-
lowing board Of officers has been appointed
to investigate the charges against Burnham
Ward we'll, superintendent of the peniten-
tiary, and such other matters in connection
Herewith as may be laid before them !:
Brevet Colonel H. B. Hendershott, Brevet
Major A. B. Thompson, Brevet Major W.
H. Bossell. The Board meets in this city
to-day
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RoBBERIEs.-The hen-roost Of Mr.. Ro"
bert Wharton was invaded on Thursday
evening, and robbed Of all the chickens
thereabouts.
The premises Of Mrs. Grubbs, on Federal
street, we're also invaded and robbed Of o
lot Of bacon.
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OVER DE LINE AGAIN.-The numerous
suustters in the region Of Chimborazo have
frequent difficulties in regard to the con-
fines of their patches; and scarce week
passes that some one Of them does not ap-
pear before before some tribunal of justice
to complain of some neighbor for steppin'
over de line."
Yesterday morning complaint Of this
kind was entered by sable Individual and
his wife. His wife came up with some
thing in her hand which puzzled us to know
what it was, and commenced her story.
She said: "Dis here land here is my
land, and my line run long like here, and
his line run long like dar; and Mr.. Consts-
BILE Robinson he measured de land off, he
did, and he measured me twenty-five feet
four NO ,es, and he measured Andy dar
twenty N ne feet three inches and last
year u y ole man took n plant beans, he
did, anu ANDY come over dsr and dug 'em
up. Well, you see, Cote, dem ar beans
whar he dug up was on my side de line
and de yuther day he cum long and TOXIN
dug up and scratched up some O. de corn
whsr de ole man done plant, which was
on my side de line. Here the old
woman displayed the contents of her hand
handful of sprou.ed corn.l Yes, Cote,
and here de corn and all dis arter done
tole him not TO scratch up my things; and
yit he KEEP On scratchin, and scratohin,
and scratchin, till I couldn't stand it no
longer; an l had him brought up here,
Cote. You sec dis land belongs to nobody
dat is, it don't belongs to Andy nor to me.
You zee, tits in law; Mr.. Peasants he
claim it, Mr.. Crump he claim it, and Mr..
Johnson he claim it. So We don't know
who to pay do rent to; an you see we set
ties it dis way: We don't pay de rent to
nobody"
In view Of this admirable arrangement,
the case Was dismissed.
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MAYORS CouaT-Mayor Chahoon pre-
siding.-John Henry (negro), charged
with attempting to rob the money drawer OF
Schmidt s Miller, was sent on. d
Thomas Street, charged with disorderly
conduct at the Theatre, was discharged.
Edmonia Reilly, William D. Qnarles,
Churchill Robinson, and Mary Robinson
(negeoes), we're srrsigned for having II
their possession sundry articles Of clothing
supposed to have been stolen. The cass
vas continued until the lst Of May.
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CITY CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE. A
meeting of the City Conservative Commit
tee will be held on Tuesday evening next
at half-pas o'clock at the usual place.
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LUsArrcs.-Mary Burke (s negro woman,
having been declared insa ne BY commits
sion de lunatico inquireado, was conveyed
to Williamsburg yesterday by Deputy Ser
geants August and Bowen.
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING N TIE RICHMOND Posi- -OpFIcE MAY l,
1859. A. j. Clopton, Richmond, Va.
- Harrison, -; Thomas Bradford,
Norfolk, Va; James Sweeney, Lsndside,
West w.; Miss Alice MeLawrence (pack.
agel, foHhatan, Vs. .ritsrrssnnl ,dr,
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NSAKE YOUR RISKS
IN HOME INSTITUTIONS.

TSAKE YOUR RISKS
L IN HOME INSTITUTIONS.
THE JAMES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,
OFFICE No. 1S3S MAIN STREET.
iS PREPARED TO ISSUE POLICIES OF
MARINE INSURANCE. on vessels and cargces
INLAND 1NSURANCE on goods transported By
river, canal or land-carriage;
FIRE INSURANCE on merchandise generally,
dwelling houses, warehouses, and other build
tngs.
sHORr RISKS, ,ior, tfthe tsH period rs not used,
Yosurs Of prsmiiias tofH be made for the us'-
erptrsd terR.
-. z. STOKES yice-Preetdent.
DIlECTonss-Wtlliam B. Msacs. Of W Olam B.
rsaacs Co.; A. r. Ssokes, Of h. Y Stokes d Ccsi
D. J. HArtsook, Secretary Arlington Lie lnsr'
rance Company; John Wilson, OF Wilson Xoe-
ter -. J. Waggo1er, Of Waggoner Harvey; A. .
S. BufOrd, President Danytlle Railroad Company
Benjamin q. Nash, William P. Shepherd, W. u.
j. B. MOORE, Secretary.
s. WHERRY, Assistant Secretary.
n d-tn ~ @s.@@As
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Go1sa WEsT.-Colonel e. w. stons, Iate
aid. de-esmp on the staff Of Generals Stone.
man and Webb, and we'll known as mem
Der Of the board to recommend State Off
cers, viii in few days leave Richmond for
GaIiforaia
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THE CENTRAL sPREsBYTERTAN.--We arc
glad to welcome this sterling journal into
our more immediate neighborhood. The
type, composing room, Office, &c., has been
removed to the Office formerly occupied by
the Young Mems Christian Association,
lois Main street, nearly opposite the post
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-01

CoNyIcT.-John Loggin, sentenced from
Washington county for three years feI
horse stealing, reached the city yesterday,
and was consigned to quarters in the peni'
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OLD NEWSPAPERS Fos SALE by THE HUN.
DRHD at the Dispatch ONCE. 4 ~ S-'Et.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-0n Monday, the
hour Of leaving of the accommodation train
on the Petersburg railroad will be changed
to 3 As P. NJ, instead Of 4, es at present.
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LIGHTNING is comparatively harmless when
there is 4 cd conductor. Munson's tubulAr COP
per lightning rods are the best MoUSTCAsrLE, at
$50 Brosd street, puts them mp. Old rods repaired
and put in perfect order at small cost. ~ #
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Six Hats-iust received the latess styles, at z.
wEIs,GxR q co.'s corner OF Twelfth and Main
streets.
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missed treat. twas one Of the best niu.s
sicsl lentertsinments heard in this city fora
long time. All OF the performers, xsrs
loudly applauded, and some received rap-
turous encores. The RichingS troupe xfil
lose nothing by this benevolent enterprise.
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CIGAs s.-We have from Messrs. WHITLoCk d
ABRAMS some very good cigars, put up in G
unique case. one OF which Is given to every pur-
chaser OF cigars from their establishment. b q.
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CIRCUIT Court or HESRIco Judge Nor
ton presiding.-On yesterday the trial Of
Frank s. Wilson, Henry Dickerson, and
James Breeden, indicted for highway rob-
berry, was commenced in this court. vii.
son was first arraigned. After the c,se
was heard, the jury returned verdict Of
guilty, and assessed his term at eight years
He will be sentenced this morning. Bree.
den and Dickerson will be tried to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-01

APPOINTMENT CAScELLED.-The appoint
ment of j.. a. Kilby as clerk of the county
court of Patrick county, has been cancelled
by order Of General Candy.
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The Cucumber Hat, With patent ventilator, at p.
WEIsIGER & CO.'S, corner Of Twelfth and Main
straata
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May styles straw goods for men, boys, and
children. Just received. fifty cases, at p. WEIsf-
GER & o.'s corner OF Twelfth and Main streets.
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A DELIGHTFUL ESrEarAlAAgsT.--Th -Thcae
who failed to 60 to the Richings matinee at
st, Alban's Hall yesterday afternoon
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ROOFS AND STATIONERY,

NOTICE TO VOTERs.-We have for sale
IN 1he Cons. tuition or Virginia, december 3,
.4 .r 1857. l0c .t" ~......f. ~,
Debates and Proceedings. as. r-..a a.ez~
Documents and journal. each 90. -gage-.
Rare Works-poittical historical. and miscel-
laneous to be found at 13.s Main street. tr
RANDOLPH & sHHLISH,
EE Booksellers, stationers, and bookblnders.
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UARDIAN MUTUAL
w.H. PEGKHAM. President
w. T. hooper, secretary;.
& L.. MCADkM, Actuery; & 4, s 4
q. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent

DIRECTORS: aIAG Z
General JOHN A. DIX; 4
W. WILKKNs, Of Wilkens d CO..
GEoRaR T. HOPE, President Continental Fire In.
surance Company;
Hon. JAMEs HARPER, OF Harper Brothers.:
JOHN j. CRANE, President Bank OF Republic;
w. N. VEEMuYE, OF Vermilye & Co., bankers |;
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE, e1-Mayor OF New York
AARON ARNOLD, OF Arnold. Constable q Co. ;
ana others.
~ HUTZLER BERNHEIM.
General Agents for Virginia, North Carolina. and
Tennessee. ssyrL E.- g....s-.f
DR.. j. &. CABKLL. Medical Examiner. jas
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE Made BETWEEN TIE First DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY TIE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR TIE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT on ALL SALES BETWEEN TIE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 80. 1869.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 80. 1869. !.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. q. Dunhnm
& Co.
Schooner Aldie Walton, Rich, Boston, rner-
chandise, Crowell & Currie. -a
Schooner Stateman, Newton, New York,
merchandise, Crowell L Currie. 3 I" +
Steamer J. S. Green, Vance, Philadelphis,
merchandise, W. P. Porter.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New york,
merchandise and passengers, w. Q. Dunham
l. Co.
Steamer Eliza Eancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
Schooner G.. S. Repplier, Miller, Baltimore,
merchandise, Crowell & Currie. H@
Schooner Sarah Louisa, down the river
light.
MEMORANDA. .H E.tt5..sf14
Schooner G.. p. Taylor, from James river,
arrived at Philadelphia on the 2Sth.
Schooner Robert Morris cleared from Phfia.
delphia for Richmond on the 18th. g...
a dispatch was received In this city this A.
NJ stating that the schooner Robert Healey,
Captain Brooks, from Richmond uid Osborne's
Landing, with coal for Washington, D. O.,
had sunk near the wharf at that place. No
particulars as TO cause Of disaster. g,.
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RICHMOND. VA..sssATURDAY MORNING
LIST OF LETTERS.

r IsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
~ NAMING In THE RICHMOND. POST
OFFICE MSY I, 1850 '&tss..s = g ~ -
Persons calling for letters In this List will please
eaY adyertise
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MACHINERY, &c.
Z A. YTON,
No. 10 TENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA,

will furnish at manufacturers' lowest prices and
put In operation, MkCHlNER1 Tor railway. ma
chine car and carpenter shops; planlng mills,
SASH blind. door, cabinet wooden ware, spoke,
agricultural m4chiue, cotton and woni!en Iacto-
r!es paper Touring, corn and saw mills, mines,
&c Also, all kinds OF fMANUFACTuREaS and
kNGINEEhs' SUPPLIES.
Especial attention given to the purchase, sale,
or exchange Of SECOND. HAND MaIHlNERY.
For sale several second hand Engines Boilers;
eaw-mitis and Planning Machines, Shaftlng anu
Pulleys, &c &C.
How to prevent the explosion or burning out
of steam boilers by of lo,o water on an 0uer-
pressure OF steam. Come and see IL.
IN Tn h,S
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LEE & GODDIN will sell at o'clock de-
sirable brick storehouse, on leasehcld, on
Cary between Thirteenth and Virginia
streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON will aell on Council
Chamber at 10 A. NJ. horses, mules, &c.
THOMAS W. KEESEE at 10 A. NJ. will sell
horses, mules, &C., ut the horse lot.
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CoRN AND FLOUR ExcBANGE.-On and
from this day, and until. further notice, the
Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange will
open at 81 A. M.-ssles to commence at 8
and close at 10 o'clock. tsG q
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Rec Of Pichmond Com. No. 2. President Con.
gregation Beth A haba, Jos OF schooch, Register
Iss w gighsh street, L.. ana B., A. NJ s., j. y. w
BOX $50
VESSELS.
Schooner Maggie Bell Timothy Smith; Steam
ting ambition Cap:a ain j. W. WOoten; steamer
Hardgruvc brig Lewis Clark, fdw. 3 i. Rici ard
son. b. +. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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Card. 3
RICHMOND. April a iss.

N a'r. - 'KICHA0ND. ApRil ~ ~.
|. The Board of Directors Of the Richmond Ma
sonic Building Association beg leave to return
their sincere thinks Co Mr.. and Mrs. O. Richisgf
Bernard and their talented associates, Mrs., ee.
guin, Miss bell Mr. Campbeli Mr.. Castle, Mf.
u gutn, Nj. H. Peaks. and also 70 Professor
Behcens and orchestra, FOR the delightful musicai
entertainment given st st. Adams Hall this Alter
noon for the benefit or Jopps and Metropolitan
Lodges Of this city. ea. -s kSA-i3ss--t7ssi
Already favorites with the Richmond publ'c,
they could hardly wish more popularity, but IL
gives lis plea ure to testify not only to their rare
musical accomplishments, but to their libsrality
and bene Violence. az.sErI ,sSkstss :
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4nhn1ond 1ispatth.

3 THE CIRCULATION, OF THE "DIs-
PATCEn Is LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY. & a ~
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THE SOUTHERN FERTILIZING

PURE FRESH GROUND PLASTER,
AGhICULTURAL SALT,
SULPHATE SODA,
SuLPHATE POTASH,
PLASTER AND POTASH, &C.,
always on hand.
Special preparations made at short notice.
Address w. GILH An, President,
NH 22-sw post-ofice box 97S.
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]. r. REGNAULT. J. 3. CALvsRT, JAMES W.
ARCHER. J. A. SCOTT. p. WISE. e-f 5toe
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mARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY I, 1859.
sun rises .........5.l3 Moon rises.... 0.12
sun sets s,.,......6.47 High tide, A. NJ. s 3S
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NOVELS. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS

NOVELS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
In SCHOUL B JOKS,
PRACTICAL and r.IsNTIFIC BOOKS,
STATIC merry and BLANK BOOKS OF all styles
and descriptions 80
Also, Foley's eel. brated GOLD PENS.
Wholesale and retail at -
- 49,. - JOHN q. WALsH'2.
Gp2s I kis Broad street, Richmond. We.
TINE CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA,
l. FRAMED BY1HE COSVENTION " HIGH
NET IN RIgHA0ND, Va, TUESDAY, DE-
CEhBhR ., 1887. Ass. a.Lzt gt-sI > s.sri
This pamphlets win be mailed, postpaid, to any
address, ut len cents per copy. Every nody should
see what tney are TO vote for or against.
##. j. Walt TUR6Eh, bookseller,
ADD IVA Main street Richmond, Va.
NIEW BOOKS AT 1908 MAIN STREET,
IN OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE:
THE CHAPLET OF PEAkLS. By the author
of "The Heir Of Redclyfe."
LIFE ANDLETTERS OF F1TZ-GREGN HAL
LECK.- Edited by James Grant Wilson.
HAWAII An Historical Account Of The Sand
HALPiNE,s (Miles o'Rielly) PoETIcAL
HOW a BRIDE WAS WON. 4 brilliant new
- South American novel. ,Es.sFs.
nss soch x OF of 81 sTAoaER HffSs IN great var
y fe ITe' Il - H~ A.Ha CHRISTIAN 4 co. !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-01
FERTILIZERS.

Our Fiaser-Mil bciuR now completed, we are
r-.nsret 10 Ill orders for L u Z b u kOU N D
pIao1rR. Our facilities for receiving chip
rIn. and rlIdlng, are unrtyaIled and we are dis
Dos O share them with cur customers and sell
on rs favorable terms rs any mill III The State
We intend to maintain the reputation this mill
bad under Major j. Ii. Claiborne for The purity
and xctll snce Of the Plaster turned out snd re-
spectfuly invite the orders OF commission mer-
chants and planters.
lin on Il ii q mtORG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-01

WILLIAM L. MAULy, President.
j. G. CADRLL and
P. WErsIG sR, ,yice-Presidents,
u. r.. MAc0ARkH. secretarv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-01
SHIPPING.
NToTTCE-IMpORTaNT TO sHIpPERS,

EOR HALIFAX, N. s.-Brig s0-
u MELVILLE Is daily expected. Fol shlsas
iteignt eg IL 4pD1s 70 pA1.aER. HARrsooK 90.