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~ GdlI ssssss Il
10 quarter " ...... q
10 al Shth IS $1,000
xlRGlNIA SAVINGS BANK.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.

Money received on deposite in sums of five dollars
and DIV ards on which interest at the of per
eentum per annum 10 paid. for sums remaining six
months or for shorter periods interest at the
rate of per oentum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. 3. STARKE, at the store of E. B.
SPENCE, corner OF Main and Governor Streets Rich.
mond, Va.
SAM'L s. COTTRELL, President
Z. b. STARKE, Cashier.
-.- c. WALTHAIiL, Secretary.
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1NrEREsTINs CeRtMoNY.--An interesting /.
mony was performed Moaday night at the hail
Of the Pennsylvania Historical Society Pbisdel phia
The occasion Of the cere mony the presentation
to the society of tho belt Of wsmpum given to VIII.
liam Penn by the 5echems of the Lenni Lenspes at
tho time Of the great treaty at shaokamaxon (Ken-
sin ston In 1882 To add to tbs interest of the oc.
csion, the belt presen ed to the society by Mr.
Granville John Penn, the great grandson of Che foun
der of tbs STATE,
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CHINCH BUa.-The Milton Chronicle of the 9th
says:
Mr.. Henry Stamp, of Pittsylvanis, Va, informs
as that during the severe winter of his negroes
feled a large poplar tree that stood in q valley
near Ringgod, Va, the top part of which was
hollow aud split open in the fall, dashing myriads
II not bushel of this abominable insect from the
hollow, Ia which they had evidently taken up win
tar an artera
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FIRE IN GEoRGETowN, ID. C-The dwellings
Of Mira. Magruder Mrs. Abbott and Commodore
Csssn, in Georgetown, d. c., were destroyed by
fire Wednesday night. Loss $40, 900.
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LAND WARRANTs.-Messrs sweeny Rittenhouss
Fa7t 4 Co. in their saucal circular Of April l5 say
The demand for land warrants IL active Large or.
ders being filed for the Iowa sses of land which
take place next month. We quote the market at the
following rates, being an advance of cent per acre
Buyg per acre. selPg per ne
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CO-PARTNERsHIPN NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
&0X The subscribers having sssocated them
26SG-selves under the style of @ Z MILES 3
Co, for the purpose Of carrying on the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING business are now prepared 70
furnish the public with CARRIAGES, BUG9IES
&C. of every description, at the shortest notice ana
reduced prices Having procured the services Of su.
perior workmen, we can confidently warrant all
work turned out of our establishment, and respect
fully solicit q share Of the public patronage Ou,
factory Ia situated Virginia street, near the Dan
Vile Depot Repository, 18th street, between Main
and Gary. 9 MILES,
THOS. s. THORNTON,
PS-KEPAIkIN0 done with neatness and dis
patch. February Let, 1887.
fs 5-dkw6m
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MARBLE WORKS.
fe 12-Su,


MILLER g. VINCENT,
and aaa AMESAH
FONTS. MONUMENTAL HEAD PIECES, &C.,
nearly opposite I'd Baptist Church, on Main street
have hand a. large and we'll finished an assortment
OF work a. can be found in envy ests6shusn emit In the
city.
Prices lower than the same quality of work can
be obtained in any of the Northern cities.
'E,HUSTEk's NOTICE..-S. p. semDIe- Of
L this city having by Deed of Trust, of this
date, duly recorded in the Hustnes Court. conveyed
to me for the benefit Of hi. creditors his stock of
Drugs and Medicines at his DRUG Store, No 300 Main
street, and oil debts due to him. all persons ind ebted
to nj MIN are requested TO make prompt payment
d.r 1 aS en,s socs Is offered tor sale privately I'm
strong Inducements to Druggist
Under authority conferred by the deed, have sp-
pointed the said sempie my agent, to SELL At RETAIL
Richmond March % 1857 NH 26--lm
NPECIAL NUTiCE.--The firm Of AU q
the death of AUG. ANDERSON, the surviving part
ners, ALEXlUS GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES,
have fosmsda new co.psrtnership with CHAs H.
GREEN HAYES, to carry on the WHOLESALE
Straw and Millinery business, at the new Warehouse
No loi Main street, formerly occupied by ANS. An
ALExIUs GREEN,
JOHN A. HAYES,
CHAS. 81. ANDER6ON.
February 1st 1857
The Subscribers, who are the surviving partners of
the late firm Of Aug. Anderson Co, VIII vim up
the business Of that firm without further delay, and
will be Obliged to all those Indebted them to make
prompt payment. ALExIUs GREEN,
JNO. A. HAYES,
Surviving Partners of the late firm Of
Ism Aug. Anderson Co.
u kH1OVAL.-D. HAGKRTY, BELL and
II BIAS FOUNDER AND FINIsHER.-Haying 70.
moved my Foundry to No. 256 Main street, between
orders for all kinds of Brass and Competition Cass
ings also I'll kinds Of Brass Finishing and having
purchased the patent right Of 0arrstts Patent Anti
kind no. in use,I win furnish the sAms much cheap
p. HAoERTY, Bsli and Bns Yeu,dsr,
No. rs Main street.
NJ .. Al kinds Of Bells made . order. i If-Sn
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EKEsH PRU Me- -Fresn Pr1ses q
y slss and In fancy boxes Just received aal for
ale 81 ap1 LOUIS J. DOSDiEUx.
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IL FOUNDRY. FANCY CRATE AND FENDER
MANUFACTURER-No2 25 Main street, between
9th and 9Th, west sideThe subscriber has for sale
100 different kinds and 10 daily misunderstanding Crates
70 order Wholesale and retail at Northern prices -
Crates Sells. &c, neatly packed and forwarded TO
any part the State Also. els and Rrass Castings
made TO order and al kinds o. repairing done ct the
shortest notice.
NH l6-6m SAINT, n DENOON
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sAM'L d. DENooN,

John H. SOLOMON wholesale dealer
in Brooms Wood and Willow Ware, Mats Of %
descriptions, ksfngerators, Rope. Cordass, Yankee
Tvo ss e. Ne 2s washins'en street seswsss
HON Mehmsnd on the most favorable farms.
NO 2a-6u s5 So
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To BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN APRIL.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes of s225 experimenting to $4,000
prize are. 2Sut
prizes Of $3.50 approximating to $40, 600
prize are. .........: '.....'........s:: o4'
prizes of $50 approximatins to $4,000
prize are ~
u prizes of $50 experimenting to 5000
q prizes Of $50 spprozimatins to $4,000
20 prizes of S25 experimenting TO $1,000
900 prf.es of $40 go 00
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..eusxs TH9 GREAT SUUTHEAN sys
&E HAT AND CAP MANUFACFORY EsE
A AND DEPOT. ~
SPRING TRaOE. IS57.

JOHN DO,sLEY,
81, MAIN STkEEi, RICH MOND, VA.
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF
HATS, GAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&C, &c.
Would on this occasion particularly call the atten.
ton of his regular customers and Others to the pre-
psratioEs he has made for the business of Spring.
During hisrecent tour in the North, he has visited
DOT only the cities of Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York, but also the principal manufacturing dis
ricts where goods in his line got upthus be has
been enabled both to obtain samples of every article
made, and purchase mole advantaseously than here
tofore.
For the In portation of French goods, he has made
such arrangements will insure him regular sup
ply of the newest and choicest styles
The silk and other Hats of his own make have In.
variably been deemed by his customers superior to
those of Northern importation. From various i'm
provements recently made in his factoey, the sups-
riority will not only be maintained, but added to-
such country merchants as purchase elsewhere.
without giving Richmond trial. he would respect
fully invite to visit his estsblishment-he assure.
them should they do so, they will find stock of goods
equeing variety, quantity and low prices that OF
any other house North or South
His business arrangements are Of the complstest
kind and the greatest attention is paid to the careful
packing and prompt shipment of goods NH Eta
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717O DRY GUODs PUKCHASEKs!!

VAL. COHEN, ITS Brood street. respectfully in
FERNS his customers and the public generally, that
the improv sment of his store is and he has
opened and ready for Inspection, AN ENTIRELY NEW
AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER
GocDs, unsurpassed by any house in this city, in
point of variety Designs fabrics and price, consist
ing in part of
Rich Striped and Chene Silks
Grenedine and Rerage Robes
French Lawns and Jaconets
Orsandies, Plain and Figured Bareges
Solid color Delene, handsome Challies
Black Silks, at all prices
Paris Martillas
Real French Embroidenes
Plain, striped and checked Nsinsook Muslin
Cambria. Jaconet Swiss and Plaid Muslin
A large assortment of Swiss and Cambris Edg-
ing Ipsertinss and Bands
White and colorsd Brillapta
Plain, Hemsttshed and Embroidered Linen
Cambria Hardkerchiefs
French Cersets, white and celored
Jouvin's csie bTated Kid Gloves
Black SILK Hitts Tor ladies' and misses
Parasols Pillow Case and Shooting Linen, and a
full stock Of Domestic Goods
Having ell advantages for Purchasing Goods am
enabled TO compete with aEy house in the city, and
never allow myself to be undersod.
MOURNING GOODS.-Tamise Cloth; Flounced
Barge Robes; Silk Warped Alpaca; Tamartine,
Crepe D'Espsgne; plain and S.tin striped Baregss;
Grenadines; Chsllies; black Lawns and Orgsndies,
and ribbd Silks, on hand and will be sold low.
NH 23-dlm*
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IMPORTANT
TO RTsMEN A
&C|E-&tskSD

= AND TKAVEEbkB.
have in store, large and complsts -.
mond made Rifles; Colts celebrated Five shootef''
ALIENS Rsvoivers single Pistols. of every d,.cTlp-
ton; Bowie Knives; Drks; Sword and other ala
ing Canes; Dram BEETLES. 80 he.
Also, Just received full and new assortment u
every article for the Anglers use. consisting 10 pa.
of walking cane Fishing Rods Silk, Sea Ora" ara
FLAX Seines; single and twisted Silk Worm Gut WIZ
Hooks attached cork and fancy Floats Virginia Lin
erick and Kesby Hooks; Read Rods BY the hundred
JAMES WALSH. Gun Importer,
NH 20-lm doors above St Charles hotel
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sssSSsEs- i. III. 1Aii.OH'S HUSiL
III SALOON AND PIANO WARE
AROOM, GOVERNOR STREET,
yv = JRICHMOND, VA-The undersign-
ed ia sole in this city for the sale of the cele
brated NUNNS L CLARK'S PIANO FORTEs-
Tbs instruments have received the unqualified ap-
prevail of the greatest Panists in this country and
Europe de also keeps Pianos of other good and es-
tablished makers
P FL. 7. keeps constantly on hand assortment of
the best MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and Muscal
Merchandise in general, consisting Of
Melodeors, with siagle aud double Reeds; Mar.
tins unrivaled Guitars; Accordeons, Flutes Fifes
Flageolets Violins, Bsnios.
The largest and most beautiful assortment of fash
ionable, new ANA standard SHEET MUSIC to be
found in this State
liberal discount made to teachers and schools
Pianos Tuned and let to hire. Old Pianos TAX en- in
part pay for new ones.
jail P. H. TAYLOR
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sa NJ z g 9 HANT TAILOKING KS.
BROAD kOCk( FA.)

AA& BROAD KOCH (YA0
RAsAAE[> RACES-The Broad Rock
SSSH@4EN will commence the
sznsSSs.Nh- first TU ESDAY In May 1851
and continue tour Gays.
FIRST DAY. Tuesddy-Sweepstakes for s w. olds
the produce OF mares that never wen or produced
winner; 800 subscription, half forfeit; Mile heats
Closed will the following subscribers:
Bowie & Hall names grey Dutohess by Resist.r,
dam Princess, by Prince George.
J. Hctts names II. Brooks colt, ont OF his I'm.
marcipation mare
David McDaries names CHI. I. by Boston, jun dam
by Trustee.
| Calvin Green names ch. C, by Balchazer, dam by
Trustee
SECOND RACE. SAME DAY-Propristos's pur,.
$500; two nile heats.
SECOND DAY, ACCOMPLISHMENTS for yr.
olds; $500 ubscri p,ion. half Forfeit Mile heal-
| Closed with tbs following subscribers:
James Talley names b. I. By Taly.Ho, dam Ora.
| Thos. D Watson names { by Zinganee, dam Vr-
ginia Rose, by imp. Trustee.
NJ. Botts names Oh. T. by Revenue, dam Andrew.
eta.
David Nc Dauiels names bl. 0. Brown Stout dam by
imp F!ateyer
David McDaniels also names ch C. by Qlenco, dam,
the dam Of Nsncy Lewis.
THIRD DAY, nursday-Propnetors purse $50;
mils heats, best in
SECOND RACE, SAME DAY-For saddle, for
saddle horses; SIS entrance.
FOURTH Day, Friday -Po,sake for all sgss $3.50
entrance, play p.y, the Club to add S7oo; four
mile heats; three more q TO oss the 18TH
March. Closed with the following subscribers:
James Tsley Campbell Barton, David hcDan'
CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
wFew York Spirit OF the Times copy
L
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TkENSHA", QtAkAES a. CO, have
~ opened in their new house, No. 229 Broad It,
SPRING DRY GOODS
And prepa ed to sell to everybody who will favor
them with call In cur store will be found large
cheap and we'll assorted stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Adapted TO the present season. We have
Plain Pouit D'soi snd Gro De Rhine Silks
Flcunce Silk Rehes
Qrenadine and Bsrage Flounce Robes
BerGge Chenille Robes
Plain Bersges and Mouslins
Ombre and Striped Chelie De Laines
Grape De Paris and Tamartines
Beautiful Organdie and Lawn Robes
Printed Jaconets and Brilliauts
Together with elegant assortment of Embro'de.
ries O. every description. Goods for Cents, Boys
and Servants wear; alt fine assortment of House.
keeping Goods We solicit our friends and the pub.
ap Sim CRENsHAw. 0UARLEs& CO
NOTICE.-The undersigned nave this
and .tyIe of ISAAC j. MERCER& CO, for the pur.
pose of conducting the Lumber Business in all its
branches
Our yard is located between 18th and 18th streets
south side of the Dock where we now have Reod as.
sortmept Of Virginia Lumber and in short time will
be prepared with en- assortment of North Csrolina
Flooring, and Northern and Eastern Lumber We
respectfully solicit call from friends and the
public. ISAAC J. MERCER,
GEO. W. SMITH,
P. w. HARDWOOD.
Richmond March 90. 1857. apIi~div
FLLYsUN & TRsYLOK,
II BASH AND BLIND MAKERS,
On End street, beta cen Broad and Marshall streets,
TO THE PUBLIC Il paid no attention to the
warning, Beware of this third time" and having
been burnt out that oftenthe st and the last losing
ALL having insurancs-I have concluded to try the
fourth, and now cell on my former patrons, both in
the city and country,t awe call before pur
ing elsewhere. promise to give Subtraction, both
ELLYsoN l. TRAYLoR, ID st.,
NH 2S-lm Between Marshall and Broad.
RELLhVUE HOsPITAL-.This Instifu.
- lion 10 situated or Church Hill, Richmond. Va,
In delightful airy position and 10 furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort Of pa
tients and the successful treatment Of diseass.
The Lying-in Wards peculiarly sommodious
The undersigned give their personal attendance s.
all patients placed under their charge.
Colored Patients. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per week.
whites .........................
Private accommodation. .........,... 7 to 10
icnes, and edical and Surgical attendance.
az No Small Pox admitted
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 9Th.
C. 8. MILLS, k. D.,
18th street, between Broad and Marshall
E-T COLEMAN, M. D.,
Corner of 4th and 9rece streets.
Eesident Phvsician-Dr. WOOD. j. I-Sm
THK EAGLE SODA WATER ESTA.
L BLISHMENT 10 still in existence contrary to
the predictions and wishes of certain deeply nte-
rested party The fact it, the articles put At this
and the we'll known ability of the subscriber to ex
cell, renders any attempt to underrate them fruit
less,
Filtered soda Water. Philadslphia Ale, Porter.
sale In quantities to suit customers All orders from
city country thank fully received and promptlv at
tended to WARREN CANFIELD, Agent.
- 10th street, between Main and Franklin sts.
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20 ONE HUNDRED DULLAKs HE.
G@ WARD.-kan away from the subscriber. on
&N the %. h ultimo, neg.o servant named LIZ W.
~ lS-cslls himself Lewis Cobbs. Tbs ssid boy
~ is 4 rather dark gingerbread color; has soop.
ing of the shoulders when walking; 10 quite stout
built but not corpuient; very correct language
and 10 addicted to touching his hist when spoken to-
bad very black and hand. eme moustsche when ne
went eff. He is about "a years of age though hs
looks younger will give the above reward OF slo
for the apprehension and delivery to me of said me-
gro, whe her arrested in or out Of this State
an 10 tn SAMUEL AYES.
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VIRGINIA WORM KlLLEH...Co Country
merchants and others Should not forgst t. supply
themselves With this popular and anfsiling Worn,
destroyer. 1t 10 the best preparation In uses beips
very sweet and pieasant End certain In ~ aetios
LApD 4 CO.. BrNHETf, DEcAo 4 yIaHEn,
sAd Dfsssiste 6szeraily. spls
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Ills ! OIL r 10 N The C0partuershtp
- heretofore existing between the Subscribers, for
the last five years in the Lumber and Mahogany bu-
sness 10 this day dissolved with mutual consent
John A. Beivin having purchased the interest OF
the other partner in the stock hand, will hereaf-
ter continue the business at the old stand, ON his
own account.
Truman A. Parker will close the unsettled bust.
ness of the concern without delay, aad requests all
persons having claims against the firm to present
them to him imme diately for payment:
J. A. BELViN,
TRUMAN A. PARKER.
The undersigned Is sconductfng, ON his
own account the LUMBER and MAHOGANY Blu.
sINESs at the yard formerly kept by Messrs r.
g. Whitfield, corner of Gary and 10th streets
He returns his thanks to his friends for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes by
industry and attention to his to merit
tinuance of the same, ct his new location
epI-Im* TRUMAN PARKER
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Mfs, CARS, onOKs, 80.

m NH s. 1854 SFz rs n ssSsiTE fYI VIZ as
s.,is. rom y As x + 81 &c
a nsi T. a eias NJ. as
ss csss, Scots bet ses.1hi.ys sls1sn
,s..hsr q 1a Ens,ss ., .iS ,sn. is..SsI Pumps co.
ealfstiu 90 ais; eafshin OXFORD Iiesx y Iney" e
all made TO order and warranted to wear wen
Terms cash ON delivery ono prise ana no s0 n
- MA O X &c EDS is the place 20
ret rood Shoes for a little money. he has
= Ladies' Gne Black Cater. ct eli do half
Caters OIL; Ladder fancy We vet Slippers 2 besu-
tiful article, ct only 80 cents Ladies' fine morocco
Boot,ees and Slippers: cheap IN proportion.
have everything ctsd with the Trunk Q. snd
Shoe line, equally as cheap ~ thu above named
goods. ,, ~.
and Shoe sore, Nc have not the time 10 mssnon n
would be pless,e to show you at any tine you IeeI
disposed to cali u you want Trunk, soots, or
SHOES call at MAURiCE's and supply yourself At
once for be has ali kiuds and prices that you eal
TO-. - s. MAURICE, ISL M:inst,
- oFniNtl a IA y n 4 a % ~ /.
steamer, from Paris the following beauti-
full STYLES Of Meiiess make for gentlemen.
CENTS find caf dress Boots
Do patent leather Congress CATERS
Do do do broad strap Shoes
Do DO do long quarter Shoes
Do do do Pumps
Gentlemen in want of really fine. good and hand
some article, will give me cal, at No Is Main st.
ana JNO C. PAGE, JR,
- NOTICE TO THE LADIES'
= The subscriber mas just received large
supply of Ladies', Misses and Children''
Shoes consisting in part OF
Ladies' Morocco Volt Bootes, with heels
Misses do do do do
Ladiei do Thin sole Bootees, with heels
DO Dc do do without heels
Do Black Lasting Caters, very fine
Do DO do do without heels
Do do Black Morocco and Kid Slippers,
with heels
Misses Morocco Bronze Slippers
Children's Morocco and Pat. Leather Ankle Ties
And many other styles OF Shoes.
Ali of the above goods were selected by himself
with especial cere, and he takes pleasure in recon-
mending them to his customers, a. being Of the very
best quality. ALEX. HILL,
nh2 1z7 Main street.
n ~ ID
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u RUMMEL & ROYsTERa,
- COMMISSION MEHCHANYA
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR GRAIN, COTTON
AND OTHER PRODUCE,
NO. SO WATER ST, NEW YORK.
Liberal cash advances on consignments
JOS. BRUMMEL,
OF Stearns & Bruurnel, Richmond, Va 4
ALEXANDER L. ROYSTEk,
OF New YorA. E
JAMES B. R0YSTEK,
ja6-12m Richmond, Va
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CLOTHING ksTABLIsnn.Nr,-
p. BECHER & BROTHER,
MERCHANT TAILORS

~NN p. HECHEK & BROTHER
"a MERCHANT TAILORS
W. no. 26 MAINsT., BELOW ST. cHARLEs HOTEL
LIZ Having received their Spring aud Sum.
mer supply, consisting in spe ndid stock of French
German and English Cloths, Cassimeres, VestiDrs
and other Geptlemen's Furnishing Gcods of the
finest quality, and most fashionable patterns com.
biued with most elegant assortment of oty made
Clothing, of unusual variety respectfully inyite
call of their friends and the public feeling confident
their goods and prices will pissss them.
E9E All orders in their line promptly and neatly
executed. and warranted to give satisfaction.
NH 2-1mk
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SPkING STOCK OF GKOCEkI IS aud
- LIQUORS WINSTON u POWERS have in
store and receiving unusually large and varied
stock Of Groceries, Wines. Liquors. Plaster, Grind
stones, &c, which they selected with great care
suited to the trade and consumers generally. few
Of tho leading articles mentioned below to which
they invite pupctual Dealers viz:
976 bags Rio, Lagusyra and Java Cofees very prime
81 hhds choice r r. and Cuba Sugar
Sl2 pckss Refined Sugars. ell grades
2ls hhds tuns and bbis Molasses and Syrups
692 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles
is and pipes best brands of London Dock Bran.
dy, 0tard, Dupuy Co." jas Hennsssse''
and other we'll known brands
So l. and pipes medium grades
40 bbls ehoics and well known Whiskeys "Pure
Rye "Bourbon," &c.
$50 bbs other medium good Whisksys, old white and
other brands
SEQ bbs Cincinnati and Pitssburg; do Rum, Gin.
Apple Brandy. 10.
Also. general assortment of other goods. such as
y Cheese; Bacon; Starch; Soda; Shot and Lead;
NsiG osit Grindstones; Ground Plaster; Wood
ware generally; TannerS and Machine Oil; Window
Glass and Putty; Green and Black Teas, do. 10 &c..
e which they invite dealers before buying else
NIB
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MONEY MATTER

MONEY MATTERS.
Exchange.
SIERLING BILLS-l0t y cent premium
DOMESTIC.-NoRTRERN EXCHANGE. Checks on
tae chief Northern cities v cent. premium. Large
northern City Bank Notes, prem.
Uncuuent Bank Notes-or rather notes not Bsnka.
ole-we quote as follows
Notes of the Exchange Bank Of selden, Withers l.
So-2 y cent discount, and of the Trsns-Ansghsny
Bank y cent. discount.
The notes of the Bank Of Kanawha, Maiden, up
South Carolina So and upwards .............f dis.
North Carolina do. do...............& dis.
Sys1e' e. - !. die.
Aiapama state BANK. ....................S dis
Bank Of Mobile. ...........,......2l Ale
.2Aa5 die.
.........................2A dis
din
Northern interior. ...................., n.,
All solvent small notes taken BY the broker ~
Y cent dis. ~
ooID-t premium. slLvsa--old . p cent. py,u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-17

Sales Of e5oo virsthla s., In New Yort. Wed.
n sday, at e9Sa, and e3ooo North Carolina sc q
S1 ~
The steamer Asia sailsd "Wednesday, from New
York, for Liverpool with l2s passengers and es22
3320s In specie.