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uBA.-A correspondent of the N. Y. Express

CuBA.-A correspondent of the N. Y. Express
writes from Havana, under date of Feb 23-
have it on good authority from the Palace, thai
If an expedition does not appear within this week
from the United States, the Captain General will
relieve this always faithful island" from the state
of seige it is declared to be in; state of seiee
of remarkable kind, when all vessels and all per
sons, and all things, are allowed to come and go
with impunty.
However, there Is great deal in name, and
it sounded well TO declare Cuba in a state of seige
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r. H, MAURY 81 CO..

Dealers in EXCHANGE, BANK NOTES, SPECIE
SC. STOCKS, BONDS and other securities bough
and sold on COMMISSION
FOR SALE.
State, Re gistered and Coupon Bonds.
Va and Tenn Railroads.&c. mort tgage-Bonds
Do do. Stock.
Richmond and Danville Railroad-5 year-Bonds.
Do. do. Stock.
South-Side do. guaranteed Bonds.
Va. Central do Bonds
nh
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RAILROAD CAsuALTY.-A baggagel car on tn
Dedham, Mass, railroad, was thrown from tn
track last Saturday morning, and VIM. Richardso,
was instantly killed.
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CHrNA.-A letter from Hong Kong, of Dec. 9Th,
says:
"Mr. McLsne goes in the overland steamer on
Monday for Europe. 1t 10 said that he hopes ie-
turn to China with larger powers. A show of Naval
force just now in the waters 10 thought would fa-
cilitats negotiations. think it cannot be that Wes-
tern merchants will much longer consent to be ex.
cluded from the interior of China. to prosecute a
commerce beneficial to the native es as to the Wes-
tern Eationsn
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FATAL ACCIDENT Tho mas Cantwell, watch
man at the railroad cotton yard in Charleston, was
caught between the cars and the platform one day
last week, and SO badly injured that he died.
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AFFAIR OF HoNoR.-Edward Marshall, residing
Ia Brooklyn, N Y, has been held to bail In the
OF 81, 900. to answer the charge of sending chal-
lenge to Willard F. Griswold, to fight duel. A
young lady was the cause.
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JEW ELRY-

~ J. w. WATSON has just received large and
magnificent supply of DAGUERREOTYPE JEW
ELRY the finest collection in this city, which will
be sold very low.
Those who may wish to purchase Gold Lockets,
Breast Pins c. and have their Pictures put in the
same, will ud it greatly to their interest by calling
the subscriber.
Also, large and handsome assortment of Fancy
Cases, Frames, &C., in which he will place his
fading Pictures, and warrant them to give satsfac-
ton. J. w. WATSON.
NH It's No 10 Main street Richmord Va
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The number of alien emigrants arrived at the
port of New York during the week ending Feb 2eth
13 60e being about 500 less than arrived during
the same week in 1854
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THE LITERARY LIBEL Surr.-The case of Fletch.
er Vs. Norton, concerning the publication of DR..
Judson's memoirs, was decided In New York on
the 2nd Inst, In favor of the defendant Chief JUS
tice Oakly assumed that the suit grew out of
church qusrrels and said that If the Bspts. church
had been at peace with itself the court would have
never heard of the libel.
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collision occurred between two freight trains
On the Charlotte IN. c. Railroad last week. One
of the engineers was seriously injured, and the
engines and cars were badly damaged
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FIRES IN FEBRUARY.-The losses by fire In dilfe-
rent parts of country, in cases where individuaI
losses equsled $4,000 are estimated at 1884 ,0O0-
Other fires in February remaining to be heard from
may considerably augment this sum. The losse'
by fire in January amented to 81 ,325, 900, making
the total loss by fire during the last two months
50, ,259, 900.
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new substitute tor tobacco has just been
planted, viz: preparation of maize leaf, which
is said to possess anttnervous qualities, Is a plea
ssnt tonic, and therefore promotive OF health. No
doubt good housekeepers, who value their carpets,
would rejoice In the adoption of the substitute !;
but if old tobacco chewers consent to give up their
favorite weed for another, 1t will certainly be a
matter of amd:ement.
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NRANARY AND FEED STORE

~ The undeIs,ened has taken the house corner Of
Franklin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Eessrs. N. b. C. B. Hill for the purpose of con-
duciing the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
he will keep cpnstsntly on hand a full assortment of
all Kinds of Grain, Mill ofal, Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Granaries and Feed
Stores
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tention and ling on reasonable terms to secure
liberal patronage frem his f,iends and the public
seuersly He will deliver any article of charge
anywhere IN the corporation H will also end TO
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for a moderate commission. and will insure for his
country friends the market price for any con
signment entrusted to him. JOHN w. COSBY
P S-I still continue the LIVERY STABLE and
HACKING and BUGGY business, at nv Stable on
Wall street. and solicit continuance of the ibe al
patronage heretofore extended to
fe TITS J. w. COSRY
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RICHM OHD, VA,
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH S. 1875.

Destructive FIRE IN OHro.-Early on Saturday
morning last, disastrous II re occurred at Monroe.
Vile, Huron county, Ohio, which destroyed the en-
tire business part of the town. Two dwellings, six
dry goods stores three groceries, two boot and shoe
stores, one clothing store, drug store, the post
office, and Odd Fellows Hall, are IN ashes. The
loss 70 estimated over $4,000. The cause of its
origin is unknown.
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4. G. HoBsoN.

DYsPEPslA. the most annoying and loath-
some affiiction known to society, can never with
for they lay hold upon the liver, stir up the bile,
quicken the blood, strengthen the stomach. odd to
the gastric juices, and invgorats the mind 70 pow
entire inner man, and ell Impurities once or.
PEELED. Those who suffer should use these Bitters
an get relief
- Price so ceuts per bottle.
To be had wholesale and retail Of Messrs. PUR.
CELL. LADD & Co., and Druggists everywhere.
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CASES Whole, half and
- quarter boxes, superior brands; for sale by
mhz BONAVfTA co rs Main u.
pAfEET LEATHER BELTING.-An
additional supply Of superior Leather Betting,
oithe various widths, just received; for ssle by
WINSTON POWERS,
mh2 Agents for the Manufactured.
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SUNDAY LIQUOR LAw.-The Governor of Penn
syvania has signed the bill to prevent the sale of
liquor the Sabbath. 1t will go into effect ON the
1st of April.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned under the name and firm Of r ii.
MAURY l. co, will continue the EXCHANGE
BROKERAGE and COLLECTION business, hith-
eEto conducted by Messrs Msury L Morton.
r. H. MAURY,
j. r. ALLEN,
j. L. MAURY.
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CHURCH BuRNT.-The Baptist Church at Maiden,
Mass, was burnt on Saturday morning last Loss
$I20OO
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A V A L u A Is LIE JAMES RIVER
~ FARM FOR SALE. In HENRICO COUNTY

wish tosell privately, my Farm, called LILLY Val.
LEY. Ley. sad Farm lies six miles below Richmond, on
CCsooIne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Banetis
1oAl the farm called Wilton, DC. Said land lies re-
maitably well for farming purposes. and 10 in
state Of cultivation, containing 334 acres. The
ggweiiing House 10 new, containing four rooms -
lheie are good Barns. Stables, and all necessary
ou nouses There is excellent water near the house
and an abundance OF springs.
re those who wish to purchase, would say, that
Itfey sneh chance presents itself The location 10
fertile. ''
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land 70 any persons Wishing to purchase.
ta1-n B. o. AKIN Heurico County
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,

q The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
sseseds consdersely that OF ell the Dailypapsrs Of
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FATAL AccipENr-A man named Long, was in
s.anly killed at the Re lroad Depot la Washington,
last Friday He engaged In coupling two OF the
cars; but by some Misunderstanding, the cars NOV
ed, cau.ins him to stand between them, when they
were propelled together with great force, crushns
the man and mutilating him horribly.
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UNCLE SANS ExcHEaUER.-According to the
United States Treasurers statement there is now
in the Treasury 23 439 $50 81, subject to draft OF
this sum- there is on depose in Richmond 90 252 O3
subject to draft S29 156 Is.
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR. p H. CHRIsrlAN
offers his professional services to the citizens
Richmond. Office on Main Street, next door to
g. Wayt Dentist. fe 26-i2t
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EURoPE.-Persons wishing to send their
=. A.. s ,nio.nsc or snst
style. warranted not to be affected BY sxpcsurs to
salt air. n. SIMON6,
IA Is Isl Main n.
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DRs ArwooD & CHASE, Homeopathy
Physicians and Surgeons, No. Isl Main street, ov
Buffers Simops Bookstore Richmosa, Va.
A. II: ATWOOD, M. D. /. r. CHASE, n. D.
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The proceeds Of the Fair of the Metropolitan Mo
chancS Institute, in Washington city, on Thursday
amounted to $50. which wss for the benefit o.
the poor.
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In the case of the young Cuban Hernandez, In
New York, against the Spanish Consul, decision
was rendered on Friday last. The Consul was dis
charged from bail, without COSTS provided he enter
an appearance In the suit for false Imprisonment
Carnobeli, the other defendant, was discharged
from arrest, with costs
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/
THE hiCHM0nD HUlLDlao FUuD ConpA ANY
hold their noathly meetisss the fsgt - 81 sesk
il thsil Rson, i ths =. ssii1IsG 4 A :. i. y
te:a On tSst dsy Gom . a u. nSf 4. HssSss::
caiiins Il other mss taks the eAanes q aa1sa Nm
The BoARD win meet the II Il IGsssA. q q ?.
| Ma In the Sserefary's ofEes. - -
Two nonths afler dats appllestics vim 30 made 10
entitled the sssias Of new Serp is the rises n
ssS e Nc ss;i::: 4 .:s s. { e ~ s ,: %
been iosf, and being roe owned b dgssss thereof
nSi-iawzm secretsEy aad solisieos.
SURvEYIre.-1he he Subscriber, having
ssvEY srsss s.s, =
oss Or 4 desired MsPs showins 81 the
10 any rsto and ia Dss trss.s s. s'ydss @
Terence OF variation Hs instruments sre an new
and an q sugsrisr workmanship. Applieatoas ihroush
Tanpi S.s sosa .sj @ss Moth
fe s1s IsaIsvin cis; wi,l % promptly ast:pdsd to
,FLEroHER's HAIR TOKYO exceis every
toilet ,os ,os se;sstyins ana improving the hair. No
e quite soicisnt to chow its GOOD sset ~ .ss.t
soes z, the Tonis has sreusht up host e
hair a. the in the moonl wbose norions " u;..
srns nave produced 50 much mischief and annoy-
Persons wishing the original and ,.au,n. .,tic,.-
can be supplied By the manufaeturer. -
AtHoss0.,. }CHS n,la. .S,Jsa JOHNSON:
ieA Under American Hotel.
Kew. JOHN LANAHAN suffered lone: tried
the most eminent physicians; had his throat am
terized; became unable to preach ;-nothins but
from the same fatal disesss Of which he has been
tsnevsd' M Induces him thus publicly to speak out.
.as % The s.,a actss with DyspsP:: Cough
sns 20 TO Ss1s You sss 1y. e family
ana for DELICATE children, 1t ID q sovereign remedy
Messrs. MORTIMER MowBRAY: take pleasure
10 10 saying to you that have used your "Hampton's
From serious ssh sasss sseio. paGo n, h,.h
had become very much impaired. when I com
msnced to used Hampton's Tincture. | found its
nervous system and digestive organs soon rshted up
:, unasr S its use. have several times recommended
been informed, they have used It with success
PsstSSi PasS of the Ex.,.. jSas e. L1s1sas nsas.,
Sold In Richmond, By O. A. sTkEcKER sSE Rand and PUR.
SSELL CELL. LADD Co. and b all the Drusaists in
gratis. i1f J - Il I-dSets
REMovAL.-The Once Of the RrcHmorp
FIRE ASSOCIATION has been removed 10 the spoond
story Of the Buildng corner of Main and lIth sts.-
q Entrance on 11th street ~ ta
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INsIJ.
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boastfng of their ability to comply with
their obligations they take pleasure in refsrrns to
all who have had business with the Once for the
satisfactory manner In which it has been
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
JNo. n. bosHER, Secretary. ja1S
HAIR CUrTIHG.-Citizens aud Strangers
visiting the city wishing got their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
to call on HOBSON, under the American Hotel, on.
trance on 1lth street.
N Blot. Cold and Shower Baths can be had at
all hours Single Bath 25o or fictets for o.
a q W. ~ I IA n n
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orr. SAM. HousroN has returned to Washinsto
from his tour down East.
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FROM HAvANA.-By the latest advces from Ha-
vana, we learn that Gen. Concha had issued cir
cular to the various Consuls n Havana, stating that
the trader in good faith had nothing to apprehend
from the present exceptional state of the Island
Still, the process of enlisting volunteers and arm
Ing the population was going on, under the suppo'
sition that an invasion (real or tmaginary) would
he atternpted
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WALTER HARRIsoN-0fice corner of
Main and 10th streets-hss resumed the practice Of
Law ia all the Courts held In the city Of Richmond.
fa 1S-lm& Sl.s 4a-fsz
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NH. Bennett recently shot and killed Richard
Harris, In Decsturvilie, Tenn.
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GEN SHIELDS, 1t 10 thought. win be sPps'nte'
Brisadier General, under the blu for the nerssss
the u 3. Army.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

Admiral Napier replies, through the London
News, as follows, to Admiral Berkely, of the Aa-
miray:
al do not intend to handy words with the gallant
Admiral. but ] beg to tell you, when the papers
which hope will be asked for-are produced, l,
will be seen that was goaded to act contrary to
my own judgment-that | was censur red-and final
ly dismissed my command"
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The New YoRK PucILIsrs "A New York letter,
dated March Z, says:
Poole, who was 50 dangerously wounded n the
atfray Of Saturday night yesterday exhibited much
worse symptoms than were expected by his physi-
clans Justice Brennon sent an officer to take bis
depostion but found him in feeble state to be
unable to speak. An operation has been performed
on Turner's arm, and the ball has been extracted -
II is now supposed that his arm will be saved. ba-
ker az yet has not been arrested.
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GOAL. COAL AND WOOD FOR

UOAL, COAL AND WOOD FOR
~ SALE.-Having accepted the Agency Of Dr.
W. r. Trent, am prepared to furnish good article
of COAL on as accommodating terms a. likely can
be had anywhere either BY wholesale or RETAIL
will endeavor to have it nicely prepared for market
as this s something to which but little attention ha.
been paid for several years past in consequence Of
the short supplies and great demand.
1 have also on hand nice assortment OF YAK ano
'Ao M. w. FORD,
in 18-ts Corner 9th and Cary sts.
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Rufus l.. Tay, who recently bought the Webster
farm in New Hampshire for SIS. 900, was 4 few
years ago a carpenters apprentice at Concord -
He afterwards went to Boston, was very successful
In business, and has now purchased the above
beautiful estate with the intention of residing upon
it. So much for industry and perseverance,
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-THOMAS R

FhICE q % nave Just recelVed by EXpress,
of the very latest Importation
New Spring Silks
Spring French de LANES and Challes
Rich Grape de Paris and Grenadines
Ps,is Lawns; Orgsndes and Brilliantes
Ginghsms; French and English Prints, in great
variety.
Bersgs Robes new and very desirable
Chaih de LaiUcs, beautiful patterns for Spring
New French Trim'd Muslin Collars
Lace Collars and Sleeves a few choice setts
Mantles-a variety of newest styles and pat
terms, &C.
NH 2-St T. r PRICE 4 co
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TAMBONA MIISLIN-A very nr


assortment, from IS cents to 50 so per yard
Green, Brown and Blue Tissues and Be1ages, for
wells,
Black Dotted Lace Wells
Ladies' Black, White and Mode colored Silk Hose,
al qualities
Boys HslfHoss and Girls Hose, of Silk, Csmbric
Dimty, and Striped India Dimity
Msrseilies and Alandaie Quilts, varying from 81 so
to s 10 in price
Cash purchasers will do well to call at 80 Main st
NH CHRISTIAN L. LATHROP.
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FIsE IN CHARLES COUNTY, MD.-The dwelling
corn house, barn, stable and Ice houss OF Mr. r. b
Burgess, in Charles county Md, with all their con-
tents were destroyed by fire on Monday last. The
loss Is esimated at $4,000, only cne.fourth OF which
iscovered by insurance. The fire was the result o
carelessness on the part of q servant girl.
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Mr. Barnes, q sister Of tho late Judge Lsy1
woodbury, died In Bostou, on Tuesday. "a.
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NJ OF | c. E.-The firm of MAURY &
AS MORTON is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. As the business will be continued by Messrs.
II MAURY co, tie undersigned, ]. B. NOR
TON, has disposed of to them his interest In the
K. H MAURY
J. B. MORTON.
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ANr1-KNow NOTHING MovEmENr.-A telegra

ANTI-KNow NOTHING telegraph
ic dispatch, dated Boston, March l, says
meeting of the citizens of Salem Is called for
Saturday evening next of all those opposed to se-
cret political organizations. The call is signed by
three hundred citiz ems, among whom are Judge
Asahel Huntington, and other prominent wings and
danncrafa
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN w. DAVIES,
STONE GLITTER

SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK, NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE.
7 RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
Il kind patronage during the past three years, and
beg leave to say that am now prepared to furnish
Store Fronts. Monuments, Tombs, Vaults, and q.
tend to EneIosing Burying Grounds and in fact all
Quality of Stone and Workmsnship mot to be sur
pass North or South, oc so
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A TENCION AMANTES DE LOS PU
"A RIOS DE HABANA.-SETENTEE NEW
BRANDS OF HApANA CIGARS-WARR-4NT.
ED GENUINE.
of Havana Cigars embracing seventeen new brands,
never before in this city, all of which are Of
fered on the most reasonable terms.
A few of those highly celebrated CABANAS. Prize
Medal Cigars are left
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
No. 4 under Exchange Hotel.
NH 2 Richmond Va.
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LEEoHEs LEEcHEs.-The public are
hereby informed, that have Just received by AdamI
Express q lot Of superior Swedish Leeehes, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms;
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hotel and ct night
25th, between Main and franklin streets.
N.B:-Cupping and Lesshing promptly attended
o, at the shortsst notice.
nos IL. C.. HO6SON.
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TRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH
IL Wishing to dispose of my Fall Stock Of Dry
Goods / now offer the remainder at remarkably low
prices for cash; and persons purchasing Goods viii
find it greatly to their advantage to a. the Goods
and prices shall suit them. Do not fail to caH early
ia iS-Sm w. BOOTRIGHT.
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DURCELL, LADD & CO., Wholesale

DURCELL, LADD q CO, Wholesale
Druggists, No. 90, corner of Msin and 18th sts,.
Richmond. Va, are now receiving their Spring sup
plies of Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils Window
Glasr, Indigo, M adder and other Dye-Stufs; White
Lead Varniahes; White Zine Paint; Brushes; Surgi-
cal Instruments; Chemicals, &C., &c, which have
been carefully selected by one of their firm, and
or 10 punciual customers on the usual credit.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO Druggists,
NH MAR et
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LARUs e. SHINE, Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchants, will attend to al sales Of Real
and Personal Estate, stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Boots and Shoes, House Furniture, 10. 10.
90 1S-ts JAMES N. SHINE, PC. LARUs.
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JNo. w. WRIsHT & Co. are prepared
to receive all kinds Of Produce and Mercksndizs On
STORAGE at their Warehouse the Dock, on - res
sonabie terms as IL can be taken in the city.
fe l2-6m
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NOTICE.-In consequence of the death
~ of VIM. o. Elan, the firm of Elam Moore is
dissolved. All persons indebted to the firm will
please make payment without delay, and those hav-
ingI claims egsnst will present them for settle
ment, ELAN AZ MOORE.
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rHE HON PrERRs souLs IL at present IN "sal
ineton.
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THOMAS W. KEESEE.4


Office with GEO. J. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl It,,
viii attend to the sale Of REAL ESTATE, and eve.
~ description Of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, he.
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My thanks to the friends and customers
Of late fer their past favors and in in
tending to continue the business, beg a continu-
ance of their patronage.
nh l-5E AUSTIN T.. MOORE.
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SPRlNG DRESS GOODS.-We have in
- store great many Berege de LANES, Chsiiy
befeees Challys, &c. which, In order to reduce our
stock before receiving new goods, we will sell very
low. The ladies are requested TO call and examine
them g. 4 III. HART,
inh f3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

SAM'L Carr, Dealer in Paper Material,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-05

good Iotting-horse briass two thouesnd dol
lars Ia San Rraaetsco,