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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CONGRESS-.
WAsfzrHaTos. Dee s.

WAsnrsoTos, Dec s.
SENATE The Senate assembled at the uguai
hour, and the prescribed oath was administered to
new members. On calling the roll, - members
were ascertained TO be present, The Senate i'm
nediasey proceeded to the transaction Of business
Notices Of bills were given, as follows:
bill granting land for railroad purposes in
Iowa; Mr.. Gwin, Of California gave notice thai he
should introduce bill granting donation OF pub
lie lands for the establishment of railroad and
telegraph FROM San toCoioraio river, and
bill for the establishment of line of mail ateal-
ere from San Francisco to Shanghai by way Of
Honolulu Mr. Dodge gave notice of bill to es.
fablish territorial government in Nebraska
Mr.. Seward introduced resolution asking for
information regarding the correspondence between
King kamehameha OF the Sandwich Islands and
the Government Of the United States Laid over
Tor future consideration.
The Senate then adjourned
HousE.-Tnere were OF members present, and
the House proceeded TO organize. Linn Boyd. CT
kentucky, was elected Speaker, receiving ld3
votes; John w. Forney, Clerk a. J. Glossbren-
ner Sergeant-at-Arms: 4. w. McKnew, Door.
keeper; and John N. Johnson, Pos.master-beine
the regular Democratic caucus nominees. After
the transaction Of some uni,rportant business the
House adjourned
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House.
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gel .sapensi 8vo; morocco extra 80 = 81 -
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With notes and iiiustrsfions by john FAs1host VI s.
A.. With 200 beautiful Illustrations on wood One
volume square syo; about TO pages cloth extra calf
morocco. Il.
- very Interesting volume, sy.talse alike for
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT * CO., Aucts.
SALES-THIS ENEEING

IN commencing at o'clock, we will resume our
night sales, and continue them Throughout the
son, at which time W I'D be offered from the shelves
splendid collection Of Staple and Fancy Goods Card
ed and Table Cutlery Of every description. Britannia
and Glass Ware.
Also, fine assortment Of Cloths Cessimeres Vest.
ings Muslins, Aipacas. Silk and Cotton Pocket and
Head Handkerchief, Crayats Irish Linens, Linen
Table Cloths, White and Brown, Hosiery, all cosors
Shawls, &c.
Also, CLOCKS of every style and pattern
English Gold aud Silver Lever WATt HE'S
Do Do DO DO c csfssssd 90 90
Also, fine stock of doube-barel Guns P,s:o&
Bowie Knives, &C.
Country merchants ard the trade are invited 70 at.
tend sales as they win find large ety, sid Of
frst.rste quality.
Sale commences every night at q O'clock
OTIS A. MOTT l. co. Auets
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CA.

RY, BETWEEN 10Th AND 2isr STREETS.
FOR SALE AT ACCTlON-Will be sold on SAT-
CRDAY afternoon the 10Th December 1875, upon
the premises, ncing at o'clock valuable lot
on the north line Of Cary, between 2sth and 2ist ss
fronting A feet Cary street. running back the
depth of the lot to an alley.
TERMs-Onethird cash; balance at 4 and months
tor negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed, or title retained.
LOUIS c. II. FTNNEY
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80 HEAD OF IMPROVED CATTLE

CQ HEAD OF IMPROVED CATTLE
81 FOR SALE At AUCTION.-I will sell at INV
farm on the Westhau Plank Road, two miles fronl
the city of Richmond. or FRIDAY, the 9Th day of
December next, at II O'Clock, . head of superior
breeds of Mich COWS. consisting Of Ayreshires
parhans and Devons. Most of these cattle have
been raised my FARM id for several OF faeu
hib'ted ut the recent State Agricultural Fair pre-
saiums awarded.
TERMs--Notes at months with interest sstisfac-
toTity endorsed. l.. W. kAXALL
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct. no 3o-dfa
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TtO CAPITALISTS.-V ALU ABLE
Il REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN STANTON
l authorized to SELL very accommodating
terms the valuable property in the town of Staun.
ton, owned by Henry W. Moncure, ESQ. 1t consists
Of two large Lots known the Matthew'S lot and the
Hill lot, and OF the properly known by the of
first two lots may be divided as to afford most de-
srable sites for buildings being in the part of
the town. The value of the Mill PropertF cannot be
two highly estimated-it occupies one entire square
The is sufficient TO operate two mills there be-
ing fall of forty eight feet and the of water
being unfailing and uniform. 1t lies within short
distance of the railroad depot. For cotton, wooden
or irsn mandatory, for -four mill sad grisr
mill, .he site cannot be surpassed.
Such credit will be given the Mill Property thst
a man of ent .rprise realize the pay menes cut of
the profits Of the mills Address
HUGH w. SHFFFEY,
Agent for ii. w. Moucure.
Staunton, Nov. .. 1853. no 2S-6t
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pREMIUM VENETIAN BLIND /.

Il GEO. w. ZIMMERMAN Venetian Blind Ma.
ker, No. 81 Arch street. Philndelphia.
Constantly on hand general assortment of Blinds
wholesale and retail nj the loves, prices.
The citizens Of Richmond and vicinity are respect
fully informed that having appointed Messrs H,B
LISTON BROTHER, No. I8 Governor street.
Agents, ali orders left with hem will meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished at PHILA-
bELPHIA PRICES. no I6-Snis
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BY JNo. r. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
URNITURE AT

~ AUUTIUN-A gentleman DECLINING house
keeping. viii cell THURSDAY. the 9Th inst at 10
O'clock, IN the scheolroom in of the Grace
Street Baptist Church, lot OF mahogany EURNI-
IL RE, nearly new, consisting in part OF mahogany
SOFAS do. Rocking Chairs do. Parler do. Bedsteafs
Mating and many other useful articles
E5@ Terms cash
ae2 r CAI-TTOYN
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NREENE & HEATH, COMMISSION
~ MERCHANrS, San Francisco, California, vii
sttend TO shipments of Flour, Tobacco and Melehan.
dzs generally. Prompt return5 will be made Refer
, MessTs A A. Lawrence L Co, Boston, Allen
70, New York; Courtney, Gushing & Co. Baltimore:
Richmond an IsNaods1,r
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NARPET lNGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c
~ The subscriber has on hand handsome assort-
ment of TAPESTRY; Velvet, Three-ply, Ingram
and Venetian CARPETING. Alec. q handsome as
sortlncnt of FLOOR and TABLE OIL CLOTHS, of
the best quality and latest patterns. All of which
viii be cold at the lowest prices
WILLIAM BOOTH
de l-7tt No. 40 Main street corner l9rh
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= CHANGE OF HOUR OF
S-.=sz- STA RTlNG FOR PORTSMOUTH
AND Nukt The steamer CURTIS PECK.
Captain John Davis, will regularly leave the wharf
Rockets every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
mornings, ar half past SIX O'Clock precisely, and
tUn each alternate day, leaving Norfolk st the
LouI, q o'clock, and win touch all the regular
landings on the river, going and returning.
ueB r. o. HASKINS.
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DG FLOWERS! FLOWERSI-

GpG FLOWERS! FLOWERS IL
Ua,HA an prepared to furnish CAMILLA JAPO-
EEAS MICA FLOWERS, BOQUErS, PYRA-
---'T~-- MIDS, CUT FLOWERS, &c. &c. for uar-
ties, at the shortest notice -
ALSO, ROSES, EFERGREENS. FRUIT TREES,
&c, for planting out-together with srlendid lot OF
GREENHOUSE PLANTS.
ER Orders received at the store Of R. NJ I'm
HERMAN, zo5 Main street, for everything 10 my
Hhe- JAMES GUEST,
Hollywood Nursery,
Near the new Western Public Square.
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TIE METHODIST CItURcH PROPERTY CASE
Tho y Y. T.slas has the following relative to the
.s-ee. arnicable aius,nen, ccthe claims OF the two
inches North and South:
We Iearn from a reliable source the general
futures o. tic adjustment. The Book Concern
Caucd by the whole Church before the separation.
located in his cry. branch cxists ia Cipcin.
rat. controlled by trustees acting under separate
chatter. And presses have been established AZ
Nashville, Richmond aud Charleston Since th,.
separation il lSi5 the dividends due to all the Con.
Eences have been paid exclusively TO those in the
Northern States. BY toe terms of the present ad-
--imenT, there is paid TO the Southern branch OF
tie Church the following sunni:
III, regular dividends with interest
.jnce I5i5 s-AOa1
r. Presses at Richmond, Mash
Vlic and Charleston value Ct ~ OaD
... lie dues IN accounts, &c, in
The Southern States ansoG ntine ts $4,000
t~s- l21,0oo
81 S25l 900
The trustees Of the Book Concer at Cincinnati
acting under separate charter have hitherto de.
lined 70 enter into this arrangement for settle.
nlsut by Commissioners. The decree. therefore
which will render this adjustment binding upon
IT, Churches North and South, so far as the Book
Concern Ia New York is concerned, viii be kept
yPel Until the April term OF the Court, in order
La.i The Hestetn Trustees may accelc TO it also,
:. iAey see hL as they doubtless will And mea-
s~F~r we understand are in progress to cele-
LAKE The s:Juatn2ent BY jubilen."
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Martin kozs;a has arrived in Washington.
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EAIL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF

EAIL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF
Il BOOTS, SHOES, CARPET BAGS. TRUNKS.
VALICES kC-PEMRERTON L BROTHER Isl
Main street, nearly oppnsite the Exchange bank
Richmond Va respectfully invite strangers visiting
inc ther large and complete assortment Of articles in
the above line. Their prices will be found 70 be
low as those ofsny other house. whether by the sin
gle pair, dozen case. The stock embraces:
Gsnuemea's dress SHOES, BooTEEs and GAL
TIERS,
Gentsznen's calf. alp and stout Bo0TEEs and
BOOTS.
Youths BOOTS aud BOoTEES Of many kinds
Servant BkOGuES, bound and nDboaad,
Ladies SHOES. buskins kida Jenny Llnes sc.,
Ladies' black, bronze ard coiored GAiIEhsi
Busl,INs aud HOTTIES for sergans women, IS
rsous styles,
Misses and Childten's SHOES in great varsity, :.
Travelling TRUNKS, plsiB leather snd hsir DO, al
Of which are offered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERT0S 4 BROTHER,
SEQ No. I6l Main s.. opposite the Ex. Bank.
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IN farm ,hs rnhrs ,hs. g a PoTTci3rs vin
leave for Europe about the middle or this month for
the purpon of making purchases and supplying US
with all the new fashions for the coming Season
stock of TRIMMINGS. FANCY AND VARIETY
GOODS, at CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRI-
CES, and respectfully solicit call Eom all in
of any of the above named Goods.
Orders for any special article our line will be re-
ceived, and promptly attended to.
HIRSH BOTTCHER,
no 29-lms Ia Broad 1t
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ERESH fRUlT.-The subscribep has
JUS. received asappiy Of the followias ft<sh -
halves and quarter boxes smyrna FIas GRAN.
BERRIES, CuKRASTs. CiTR0N Dates. a..
which be oilers for kae ut whalesnte AID ret all III
No. Ia next door 70 Exchange Bra. sisla
DC 2e-ss HAN flzzYEr,
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Nv T,g1115As a. KEESEE


IoFFIcE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER. PEARL ST
4i:e6s to sales Of al kinds Of Merchandise FsyatRre
Groceries, Horses, etc.
AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NITURE, FINE YOUNG cow. &c, AT
be sold at auction on TUESDAY
next the 9th of December, commencing at 10 O'Clock
at the residence of Mrs. Musey. upper end Of Clay
street, all of her Household and Kitchen FURSi-
TURE, consisting OF the usual variety
Alec, one tine young COW. raised in the city.
de THOMAS w KEESEE. Anrtr.
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DOSEATE ELlAIR-A FRAGRANT,
IL asTRIs9ENT WASH FOR THE TEETH
Avn GiIMs This elegant Tooth Wash acts
nrmn,lv a. so sniiseorbasc. and in al Of sore
nass ~ tba mouth and its will be decidedly
bsne.rial hardening the gums aud making the teeth
ing ia freshness aud fraerance 70 the mouth Pre-
cared and sold BY
pAi'a N PURCELL, LADD CO., Drursis.s,
no q 20 Msiusfreet
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NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL

~ AGENCY.-The undersigned continue to hire
out and sell negroes TO rent out houses TO sell real
estate and 20 collect aud settle claims of every de-
scrintiou He again offers his services to his patrons
and the public generally for the ensuing year.
Particular attention viii be paid 10 Negroes during
the year. In cases of sickness.
Persons intending to send them 10 be hired out viii
consult their interests by sending them at Christmas
or as soon thereafter as practicable.
EDWARD d EACHO.
General Agent and Collector,
Office corner I4th street, the Exchange Hotel.
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rs. p.l.---S ~ ,ox,
Those creditors of the estete OF Portiaux Robin
son, deceased, who failed to present and establish
their claims against said estate before the 18Th day
June last hereby notified and required present
their said claims before me-, before the l0th
day of Decemb Der next pursuant a decre'al order
of the Circuit Court OF Richmond, entered on the
25fh November, 1888.
no sd 10th dec. WIN. r. DAVIS, Cou'r.
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1RR1VALN AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

CITY HOTEL H Elliott and w b
Ward. Albemare; J Cherry and NJ Coz,
Norioik; A Conway, Portsmouth; Jndson
and son, Orange; K E johnson and + King.
King William, c P Smith, Hampton: .
Hawkins, Prince Edward; Robinson and .
Garnet,, Miss; J Colum, N c; b c Thompson,
Brunswick; ! Nonis and L Woods, =; mr
Hsrston and Mr. Blair, Washington; Chss N
Whis, Cumberland; r A Mere dith, New hen';
E s Van Rensselaer,, lady, Miss Rensselaer,
g. b Van Rensselaer,, Albany; n Rhodes and
| N E Monroe, Ohio. ~
| COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-I Martin, r
| Thompson, Halifax; G franklin, N Z; Al
len, Lunenhurg; r Ragland, Mrs Mayo, row,
hatan; + J Alien, Madison; 1 Smith, w "
Walton and son, Louisa; N e Mann, Ameliai
E Scruggs, Powhatan; ID McAiexander,
| Nelson; b c Cheatham, Chesterfield; W
| Wingo, Nottowsy; falley, Hanover; J NJ
PAYNE. Goochand; X B Moon, Albemarle; J
| A Weatcery, P l. Howard, w Mallory, U;
E s Astrop, Nelson; r s EIsom, BALI; q
| Tucker, 4 H Robertson, Nottoway, Va; J
Powell, w Chase, Ten; Wilson, Va; w
| T. Martin. III Il Miller, Chesterfeld L Clark,
| J Nj Wootten, Pr Ed; w b Chapman, Ame.
| liza; w 5 Garter. Pntsylvania: J Parker,
Sussex; ID L Cory HenovaE Crews and
lady, Halifax; e l. Clarke, Howardsville; A ]
| Mosley, Brunswick; w Eddins, Orange.
| AMERICAN HOlEL-JJ MorTlson and adv
York; Ellison, jr. Lynchburg; A venabs.
| Miss Susan Vensble. Pliuce Edward; W Pepdle.
| ton Bethney College, vs.; d 7 Shaw, Bait; Otis.
APP Ois New York; Blow. Sassex. Va; Mrs
| Vaughn Hecksford, Va; Browning, Va; T
| King, Brunswick; Mrs Hobart. c; J Hopkins.
NC; Z JohnsoE, N Y; C Heasbey, ny Metey'
Princeton; J Stockton, Burlington; C Locker,
R and C Co; w Turpin, Bucha: sn; Thons,
Mccullough, Nav jersey; Mrs Brink, Bait; L VIII.
lisms, N Y; Rambo, Adkins . Eewkirk, S
Jessup o r Harris, Cincinnoti; Ma6ame AIMS
| Bishop and servant, Mr. Bochsa, L Thies, NY;A
| Ails.on. Newark. NJ; AP Crenshaw, A CIen.
saw, Charles City; ~ Hackley,NY.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-H Chandler, Va; C
Clark, Gil oucesier; K Gregory, Williamsburg; C w
Morii, and Mas Collinn, Ptils; Blow Jr, and
M I Evans aud lady, Norfo K; w Green, Culpel
| per; Smoot, Uniser ity of Va: Miss Garland
| Louisa; DR. B Anderson and G Jefferson Amelia;
F Ruffiu. Richmond nj G Ha man, Stanton: b
Barns, Louisa; E Van Antwerp and Mrs Van Ant.
werp and daughter, N J; Rcsinsser. Philadelphia
A WORKMAN, Petersburg; E 8 Buckley and lady,
Philadelphia; w Gregory, Amelia; Pierce
| New Kent H; C L Cotton, Indiana; & Rando ph
Washington; Rlrby Nottoway; E Fl Monterio. Va
6 Taylor, A w Mcclure and lady, Miss Stusrt
and Miss Mcclure Y; B B Williams and w u
Wokeley, Boston; S Bout, 8 II Boult end II
B -ult, Eng; G Mcconnell, Abr geo3; II Kim
eran, st johns, J; JSnoker, Rockbridge
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THE DAILY lDISPAICH
the HERMITAGE.

T1E HERMITAGE.
,,,,.,,. wond one summers oay'
49, IN a hollow, ancient trunk
.sn. me from the world away
r. live as lives q hermit monk
NV ca,l--a shostly sycamore, IL, ,s.
The roots and limbs were deao wiz
Decay had carved the gothic door
Which looked into my hermAs''
Nv library wss large ana iuh,
Where ever as a hernh pivu''
read until my eyes were dan ,-.,. Gods
with tears, for all those tonnes "''
The vine tina, a, my doorway swung
Had verses wit on every i'al'
.rna y-rv songs the bright bees sung
In hoaey singing visits ofie'-
,.;of-,housh each stayed never long
% rsnid they came ana went
n.a,s. vss lett in all their song,
NC ps. ,b;Ie they borrowed still they leai.
,us., tho woodland minstrels sang;
-. Sussn fee, were ia the leaves assir;
"a of,eu Ger nv doorway rang
The tap Of blue-wipged visitor.
Afsr the stately river swayed,
And poured its sh in giant sweiis,
While here the brooklet danced and piayea,
Ana gsyly wrung its liquid bells
The springs gave me their crystal fi'Od'
And nv eon,en,ment made II wine,
And ott found what kinRiy food
Grew on the world.fJrgotten vine.
The moss, or WI ed. or running flower,
Too humble in their hope to climb,
Fad 10 themselves the lovely power
Te make me happier tor thu time.
And when the starry night came by,
And, STOPPING. looked into my cell.
Then all between the earth and sky
Was circlcd in a holier SPELL
A heishth, and depth, and breadth sublime,
. erspresd the scene and reached the stars,
UDn Eternity and Time
Seemed drow ming their dividing bars.
And voices which the day ne'er hears,
ana visions which the sun neer sees,
From asrth and from the distant spheres.
Came on the moonlight and the breeze.
Thss dsy and night my spirit grew
In love with that which round me snone,
Until &c Y calm heart fully knew
The 10y il is 10 be alone.
The time went By. till one fair dawn
saw against ths Eastern fires
A visionary city drawn,
Win dusky lines of domes and spires.
The wind in sad and fiful spells,
Blew Ger it from the gates OF morn,
Til | could clearly hear the bells
That rung above world forlorn.
And vel listened to their voice,
And deeply pondered what they said,
TIL aross-there was no choice
went while yet the East vas red.
Ny Weakened heart for utterance yearned-
The camorous wind had broke the spell
needs must teach what 1 had learned
Within my simple woodland cell.
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GkNkRAL AGENC T. The subscribers Of
VI fer their services to the citizens of Richmond
and the urrounding country General Agents
and Collectors. They will attend to the hiring of
Negroes, renting out Houses, and collecting of
claims either in the city of Richmond or yicinifv
TlMBERLAKE & LEWELI.EH
Tho subscriber having associated with MIN Mr.
L. w. Timbsriake in the General Agency and Col
ecting business returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asks for
the new concern . continuance of the same.
JAY ALFRED LKWELLEN.
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1858.
CPR1NG IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND
y EAkTHEN WARE-STEBB BINS. DARRA.
COTT d. CO, IRON FRONT BUILDING, Ne 1OI
BROAD STREET-By the ship Winfield Scott
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring sup.
ply of China and Esrthen Ware. The Packets
from New York and Boston are bringing US new
supplies of the various kinds OF Glass Ware Look.
Eyeglasses, and a great variety of Fancy Goods
making our stock far superior to what 1t has here
tofore Deen.
City dealers and country merchants .ars respect
fully requested to call and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing. NH 10
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHMON

ARRIVED,
Schr Courier, Rogers Boston, mdse, D Currie.
Schr Mary Willis, Travis Baltimore.
SAILED.
Schr Heaton, Terry New York, coal, w q
Colquitt a. Co.
Schr r Jewett, Boston.
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T@ UNDERTAkING.-Th sub.
scriber begs leave to return his
thanks % his numerous friends and the public al.
large for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
during the past IA years. both as Cabinet Maker and
Undertaken, and to inform them that he has formed
a CO partnership with Mr. WILLIAM MURRAY,
well known to the citizens of Richmond as one Of
the old firm of Poore, Murray L. Roper, for the ex-
elusive purpose of conducting the Undertaking
Business in all its branches His shop 10 on the
East side of Governor street, next door above the
old stand of Roper e. Cowling, between Main and
Franklin streets, where will always be kept large
assortment of ready made Collins, and where al
orders left will meet with prompt attention.
fe l4-3n B. w. ROPER,
Next door to the cid stand of Roper & Cowling
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mr. Walsh, Paris correspondent of the Io,,.
nsio OF Commefce. writes that there il no Ia
ses Of war 10 Europe 81 the Turkish or an,
other question. '" any
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'ftO COOPEkS.-keceivedt nls morning per
s,esmer Roanoke. further supply of those
superior Bent Drawing Knives, together with Pa.
ten Croze Irons, Truss Hoops, DC, to which We
invite the attention of those in want
C } SINTON & CO.,
apl9 II Main s,reat
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SPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE.
PARIsEN &c KINGS
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA


Freight. Package and Parcel Express,
Per SsGmships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN.
foss The Propriefors having bought
ZxGXC out thu entire interest OF Dodges VIZ.
sinla s0d North Carolina Express. and made ar
rapeemepte with the New York md Virginia Steam.
snio Conpauy, for the transportation OF their Ex.
uress between New York and Richmond, take
pleasure in informing the Merch ants and pubic
generally of Richmond, that they are now pre-
pared to transport with care, and under charge of
special messengers, every description OF Freight,
valuable Packages, Jewelry. Specie. BANK Notes,
Exchanges, &c; the execution OF all orders, lea GO
or small, with promptness and fidelity, and at the
very lowest rates. Our long experience in the Ex.
press business North and East. our ample means,
ability and determination 10 make this Express the
popular one of Virginia and North Carolina, we
booe will be sufficient guarantee to the Merchants
of this city, to enhance their own interest by giving
US full share OF their patronage and the Proprie
tors guarantee on their part, general satisfaction
TO tsir patrons both In regard the expedition OF
their goods amp the economy Of their charges.
J, II. KING,
Proprieioss N, W York.
WIN. l.. MAUI, Agent,
Pearl street, one door from Main,
NH 1s-am under Toler g. Cooks office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-21

TOR TOBACCONIsTs.--A large Supply Of
Cardamon, Anise, Fennel, Carraway and Corr.
ander Seeds; Mace, Eutmegs. Oil of Mace and Oil
OF Nutmegs, Essential Oils of all kinds, Storax,
5aisam Loiu, Bass Peru, Angelica Root, &C. &c:
Red, Blue, Green and Yellow Branding Psipts. of
superior quality for sale at the lowest rates, by
J.PICOT,
apl9 Corner opposite Old Marker