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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-16

ID fresh HOLSTERS: lodoz 2lb fresh Iobsters
b ~ 10 do / b do saImo0; 10 dog and 2lb fresh
Mackerel Just res'd by nov23 q H. COOK son.
az r. e NSIxS.-lGo whole. half and quarter boxes
deci7 =. L. GILBERT co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-16

7 Q A G Q " A E II 0 y S Z.
on MAIN ST. SECOND DOOR ABOVE COR OF FIRST ST.
EVANSVILLE, IND. ...
ESRANCIS FENDRICH BROTHERS respectfully in
u the citizens of Evansville and vicinity that they
esabls branch of their old and extensively
Baltimore house this place. where they will cturs
sale all kinds of Domestic
ported Tobacco Cigars and Snuff Their assortment of To-
Cigars embrace every variety and brand IL
will be saved to the purchaser by giving H.
sell city prices. Please call and examine
anIS 80 ~ e 'it TtfH
JUST EsEGEEVEp.
E,SANNY Fern Ne Book. The Play Day Book; 'fl
d Comic Almanacs of great variety; Puncbs Amannc;
illustrated lie Almanac ami much of the read
bic literature of the day. All January Magazines.
janI3 DOBELL a. LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-16

II SOUR CEs

Of the Condition Of the Canal Bank Evansville, for
the sir Months Preceding the first Monday Of Janu-
IS5-
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Exhibiting decrease Of .............. ~

The number Of votes given for Presidential
electors in November were 235, 435-being
GO,633 more than the taxable polls, showing
great carelessness in levying the tax, or a
great deal o; fraudulent voting. Wepresume
the former to be the case.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-16

q SACKS of Rabbits Prairie Chickens and Squirrels
Just reed by Express from the praires Of Illinois 70
sa e by SAM'L FlCEER1.
,ani3 Opposite Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-16

Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville
40 NJ. which local passen win be taken.
ST For information through Tickets. apply at II
Transportation Office. head Of street
snsviile dec1s j. ]. DANIELS. Sup't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-16

E4HLOCEi. 10 bags Buck wheat Flour;
4 Is do Superfne wheat Flour. for sale by
lanl3 SAM'L VICKERY.
ErHHEsE AND BJCKWHEAT-zo sacks uek-
! wheat Flour; prime Il. Cheese. reed by
railroad md fer saIe by I'm VICKERY 4 JOHNSON.
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pCs.EHAEsT & ANTH I9:S,'
CHANGE.

LII persons indebted by open account al
IA requested call aud pay up. must have chang
Our time is much oecupied too call mere than
surprised you the with the green gloves
after you. janis MCREA d " Ellis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23

SERIOUS SHOOTING AFFaAY IN KANsAs-Ont til.
1th uir an sffay occurred at TeSumseh, Kansas, be
tween Judge Gilmore and spond emit of the Kan
80 Tribune named kagy, in consequence of publ
s.tion by the latter. which the former cons6e red
psrsonaliy offensive. A correspondent Of the New
York Times writes.
! learn that Judge Elm re met Kssy en- the SIZE d
81 the court house and after harm language be
tween them he 5 ruck Ksgy with cane, whereu pon
the latter drew his revover sr6 fl. d. woupding he
Judge very seriously, If not MORALLY in the hi and
tngh Jadse Elmote Immediately drew his volvsr
snd nred upon kasy, and general shooting hfsr
then ensnea- kss,, being s.ishi.y wounded, took
refuge In the houss Of man named Osborn, and
Gilmore being carried into ne county CLERKS oics
The whole affair Is considered personal one, ard
40 disposition was manifested by either party 10
make political matter of It am not aoq uaint ed
Win kasy, buGif be was assaulted a. reported of
coarse bis friends will condemn the Judge. The lat
ter am well acquainted wi h. srd tor his own Ga ze
- well 40 account IT his est N bio wills and hill
dren, deeply regret ,hs eireunstsnse. He is La.
tvs Of Alsbsms. The late senator Elm.re, Of
South Csrolins, was his brothsr.in-iaw Mrs. T. is
ieiaiive OF Senator Butter, CT South Carolina Al
snoaso strong pro slavery man, Ju.Ee Elpaors has
hitherto been qaiie conssrvstve ia his views, ind
~sseensraily respected by the free -otaie men GO
lair kind Of = n.
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VALUABLE GOLD MISE.-Among TIE assets OF
the Lancaster Bank Is gold mine. located sou,e-
where, we believe, in North Carolina This same
gold mine a few years ago wa the means tf puff
log into no'orie'y and nagnifcence the great ii
nancier OF l. .ncsser who owned it, The papers
tsemed with accounts OF its richness-the proprie.
tor grew fat and saucy In anticipation of its abun.
dant yieid-the Lancaster Bank was drawn I'D u
for funds 10 develop it, receiving as security q
judgment upon the gold nine," which the ap-
praisers now return under oath as worthless
IauroS,sr Pm ETa,,taxr
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FREIGHTs IN THE WEsT-From Wheeling IN
Cincinnati % aud 90; coff g % cents per sack -
Freishis to Louisville 30 to 30 coffee 81 per sack.
To 81. Louis so and Is; coffee 80 cents per saek-
To Cincinnati. ras 10 cents per key; dry goods,
10 80 % cents per l0o To Louisville 10 cents per
kes; dry goods 20 % and 80 cents per 100 To 81
Louis 80 cents per keg. dry goods 40 Is and 50 cts
per l0t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23

SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCiDENr.-On the 13st
Inst as the accomn odaton passenger train on
the Delaware aud ackawanna railroad was nee,
Faetoryville. \. Y on its way fIom Scranton 10
Great Bend. the whole train went off the track
down an embankment nearly one hundI ed feet
instantly killing jackson Houston. engineer, ia.
tally i'juring Vim. White. engineer, and w
Tenant, brakeman. and killing Austin Arnold
fremau
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EXEMPLARY PUSIsHMENr.-A letter from rJs

EXEMPLARY PUSisHMEST-A letter from Ha.
vans' Cuba, relates the following story:
There 10 now Q man by the name of Fresnaas
oems tried Tor having paid negro TO throw yitroI
Iaso tns eyes OF Young Spaniard The negro
ooeyed bis instructions 80 well that The poor lei.
ow aas soiirey lost :he use of bis eyes lie is q,
1919 o'a ne was 10 love with this Fresnads 5
muissto servant, and bought her freedom r. hsr
master i'r the sum of 500. The villsl aous ms
YET lnSensed at being obliged to sell her aesio.
ns ~iu determined TO have revenge on BIZ, Victim.
st NO 90 wafdiy to do the deed himself, he paid q
oHeo ssssssip. The circnnstantiat evidence " 3 .
% saons agsiast Fresnsda that be has been c.n-
osnnsd to three years' hard labor in the chair
gang, Ana TO settle upon the unfortunate SnsnI.ra
pension Of 81 900 annually Ia real estate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23

RAvAGEs OF C6oLERA-A letter from Pallnss
Grad Canary Island, under date Of Decs mber %
states that 81 Porto Grande the cholera had made
dreadful havoc, nearly depopnlaiing the place.
Cuf ious to say. IL was almost entirely The men
who were attacked by il, and none but women
and children were 70 be seen at mammal labor.
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ExAMIkATIoN IN THE N. q. BANK EMBgZzL..
NEST CA.E.-The examination Of Fred p. Strin.
ger and WIN. H Rice, charged with embszz.Ius
innds to the amount Of SOL 020 from the Bank #
New Orleans was held before the Recorders
sorry.
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nESTINx DpniONSIhA ThD MA.
IL DAME MOLTEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she wil give information in all the aft airs relaxing to
life such Health. Wealth, Love, marrlsge, Jour
neys, Law Suits, Dificu ties in Business. Absent
Friends Sickness and Death. and in respect to ell
other both past pr, and future, and all
cnncerrs of life. Tsrms-For Ladies IS cents, Cen
temep so cents, each Applv at No. II. (Which Is
over the door t. yors alley between l7rh aud 18th
and Main and Cary streets, kichmonj, Va.
faIa Inns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23

- EMUVaL.-D. HAEkRTY, Bell and
h BRASS FOUNDER AND FISIsBER.-Hayinx re-
moved nv Foundry to No. 256 lain street, between
7th and 9th streets, am prepared t, execute
orders for al kinds OF fass and Composition Cas-
ings als1 all kinds of Brass Finishing; and having
purchased the pstent right Of Gerrsrts Patent Anti
Fiction Metal which is superior to any think of the
kind now in uss, will furnish the same much cheap
than Braas
D. HA6ERTY. Bell and Brass Founder,
No. 255 Main street.
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E'ykWA HD LINZ 80 SINE > SIN

kNUksfA & DING Is u = 4 n E y SIN
Il CREASED DiSPATCH.-I have made iran sc
ents TO increase the line Of boats running from my
house, and shall ct the Of the fall
son. send outs hoet every other day Sundays except
cd By this arrangement will put goods through two
dsyssooner than heretofoTs, and nearly Ii not alto
gether, as soon as By the s. ,. r. T., and 81 much
less expense
Merchants west OF Lynohburg Wishing to eonssn
their goods the rairord agent required to d.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay sr col
isct charges on goods received by the Canal
29-tS ALFRED r. LEE. ON thu Deck
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N. q. All kinds OF Bells made to order. ia i7-Sm

IL hRkkNE,s EiHe PfsssF SAFES
IL WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKS We have
tiae assortment in store and eeversl vessels
riyipg
Mill owners and Engine Builders will find st our
store Rubber Betting, Hydrsnt and Engine Hose,
Steam Packing for Steam Engines Ali of which
we sell at the lowest market prices Call at Ne p,
Pearl street. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
fl.
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CHAs. III. LANGLEY, Tin asa .snes,
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street. betvess Maj,
aal Cary, Richmond, Va
GAS FITTING AND FIxTURER
Steam Pipes for Churches, Fablo BusidiEn Re
Astalhe Aeosns, Guttsdns and spoatans 1st
WELL AND oAkDEd PUMPS toR SALE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23

=, 0eoree Andrews leader of the Tabernacle eh.,.
New York. has snsd WIN. q. West for Hhs eng
slAnasr, ior saying that Mr.. Andrew was NOT Ia =.
H sor ne paacs b held. and lays his damages ~
Mf. John ksbls, of Ksbisiown. Jefferson conn.
y. W, died suddenly from spoplsxy, on Tuesday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23

AUGUSTA CCuNTf-fo WIT
On this 9th day Of February, 1851, w. II. Tams
Cashier Of the Central Bank of Erainis. made oath
bsfnre the undersigned, q Notary Public that he
within statement is correct to the beet Of his knowl
edge nd belief. j MAiT, Il. 2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23

EyGG GA n - EN- .st...The SUES rfi TO or, who
1hss had twenty-five years. experience an
RAS@ Ornamental GsrdeLsf, has located ia this
-ss.SSity, and will be pleased to receive orders
tor job work of ell Kinds in his line Of business,
Laying out Gardens, Pruning and Planting Shrubs,
Grape Vines aud Trees &C., &c
Particular sttention paid to Gardens Lots in the
city snd neshborhoe d, and also enclosures either
of the Cemeteries engaged by the year O season.
Orders lef. ct the Flower Garden Of Mr.. John
Morton, head of Grace street, will receive prompt
attention fe 9-imr VIM. logic
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WILLIA ms, EXCHANGE HOTEL.

VILLA ms, EXCHANGE HOTEL
w DANVILLE, vA-Tbis well ksown estab-
lishment. which wss burned In April 1855. IL now
REBUILT with large and well constructed buidines
suitable for the comfort and of seve.
raj hundred persons. The rooms are well furnished
with new Furniture Carpet: 10 attended By prompt
ment Is kept In good order, srye and manner, to
der guests agreeable and comfortable. The propne-
10 the sispsy of his Qualifications and capacity to
entertain his guests OF the peculiar character of
ire Hou.e for good living bus suffice to ssy, thatit
will be fouud supplied with all the sub tantisl ee
ments for comfort, served ia tho good oidfBhiohed
virginia style Of cookery" always plentiful and TO
spare with meals to passengers at any hour In the
day or uisht suit the arrival and departure OF the
cars or Stages; with Carriages stages ana other We.
hicIes to carry his guests to or from the Rairosd
Cars or to take hsm anywhere else In she surround
log country. And although. for the present al ar
teies of consumption ara gh, yet he Goes not Dor
does he intend to sct upon any otnsr pIincpe .nan
to 'iiPe and let lire" }. "a WILLIAMS.
fe 6-d&clm
A DiEhICAN hO rns4-I nave mis- dry
"A sold and conveyed to Mr. VIM. B. Bishop, the
interest John J. Brown. Esq, in the lease, fuTni
rds good w &C. e the n0ts 'na
tor. " M ~ - WIN. Il JOHNSON.
Jan. ], 1887. COMMITTEES of J. J. Brown.
The undersigned, hsv1us tag, a lease. for a term
of years, on the American Hotel. respectfully socits
share of patronage from his friends and the public
He pledges himself that no effort his part shall be
spared reuooI guests comfortable, ana 10 sus-
tain the present reputation of the house.
ia ITS w. r. BISHOP
- ENJOY AL.-inrs. WOOLfUDsE, CUP
IL Pc and LEECHER, has removed her resi-
dence to No 1872 Main street. over MIR. SUTHER-
LANDS GUN STORE, and will cheerfuly wsit
upon these needing her services. either by DAY or
NIGHT
R-Cons'sntly receiving from the importers
Slceedish aud Spanish Leeehes.
Also, Ladies Bdnddges ths. ars highly recommend
ed By the Medical Faculty on hand, and made to
order. fe adm
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4 UCIION ANJ GVAlNii"SiUN BUsI
IA NEss.-The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally That he h8s taken
the old stand of Gerst Lisberger, recently occu-
pIsd ny j. r. fipscomb on Main street. in the town
consignment for sae either pubc'y privately all
kinds of Country Produce, and all srtc!es Of Goods
" ares and Merchandise, Groceries &C.. aud make
the usuat advances On consRnments
He will as heretofore, attend to the aales OF To-
bacco and any other article of property to be- sold
publicly, either in Dspville the surrounding coun-
try He iatsers himself that an experience OF over
fifteen years will warrant hin in promising entire
satisfaction all who mey favor him with ther pa
tonnage. Having secured the Hervices of Mr.. RO
BERT 5 JONES, formerly of the house of John
y Co he fstterB himself that the requirements
of all his friends will be fully met.
He refers to Messrs Stokes < R;ves, David r. VIII
liars Samuel Ayres aai james A. Cowsrdir, OF
Richmond. and TO aii the merchants manufacturers
and business men generally, in Danviile
js 10 Is THOS D. NEAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23

NTOpit best isVentlou ever ole r.
~ ed to the public is the Floating Ball or Knuckie
Washing Machine All persons living in the counties
of Chesterfield, Prince George and Didwidde, can nb-
te;n them of w II. Woodward, North side of tasip
between 8tn and 9h streets and East aide of 9Th,
between Grace and franklin streets, james M.
rdua, in Manchester, and OF J. w. Rowiett in
Petersburg.
iaH-ts w. N. BRAGG Il CO.
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s WAN e. CU!s LUTTEkiks.

CAPITAL PRIZE G5D,GOO.!
The following Scheme will be drawn by g. SWAN
& Co, Managers of the FoRr GAIsEs ACADEMY
lottery of Georgia and the SOUTHERN MILITARY
ACADEMY LOTTERY, Of Alabama, in each Of their
Lotter ies for FEBRUARY, 1857
CLASS stJ,
To be drawn in the city OF Atlanta Ga 10 public
Saturday, February 2s. 1887.
ON THE PLdN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$3.50 Priges.
More than One Prize to Etery Ten Tiekets!
Ys1 1ttSD Tick Qfa
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Hard T. q II E.-Uhr supply OF Hard
L i Coke for Ranges. Stoves and Furnaces, will be
constantly repienished during the balance Of the
season and the price will be reduced from this date
to $3.50 per load.
JEO. J. WERTH, Agent,
Yards corner 10th st. and Basin, and 9th ana Byrd.
fe ll-fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23

A CASE IN PUINr FOR Young MEN.--The Tex
as Civilian, in notice CT Hon. Jas s. Green, re-
Gently elected Senator from Missouri has the ioI-
lowing
1he sOn OF extremely poor parents, in Fauquier
county. Virginia, he removed to Missouri. about
l84O, the Of about 49, In 1842 he was employ
cd rs eeper of village bar, S8 per me nth his
first entrances into town hfe In that situation L
la " er in the village made his acquaintance dia
covered his talent, and tendsred hG books and his
ow tutorage, II he would study law Green resdily
sccedei, and READ for yesr behind the bar when
ever t1s demands for drinks al owed him tins
Within Two ear, from thst time. he had taught a
county school, attended grammar school hin se IF
ace several soseches befor- at batting club, snd
c-ived lio' nee law Il then represe uted his
county in the democratic state Convention of 1884,
and there made his debut as politician, in speech
# astonishing beauty, elegance and power His
fame as a prodigy, was carried to ihe extremes cf
the State by the returning delegates, and he was
placed on the electoral ti:ket for Polk and Dallas
Ii was in that canvass that first saw him he
was travelling aad oehsing with the most eiocus Mt
Wing o. the state Before mixed crowd Of two
Ik ousand people, " here his ANTAGONIST had trer1en
dous prestige, Green ross triumphant sboya him.
broke the ms!ic spell of his ia ne, and caried .tf
ths banners. AS he ces3ended from the stand the
ladies threw bouquets at his feet and the audience
shook the building with shouts Of rspurous ause
ha was sent to Congress In 1916, 1850 and by N.
health rendered his ssy short. Last year he YVES
again elected TO Congress, bat now, before taking
his seat, he Is elevated TO the senate.
LOWER CALIFORNIA C MING.-Advices f. om the
city of Mexico to the % n January announce that
General Riancare had returned to Tepic (Jalisrol
with 400 men. This Gen. Blancarte has lately begun
Fl curing extensively in Lower California az sort OF
sentry on the watch of American flltbusters' from
Ssn Francisco. nut hs seems to lave come to the
conclusion that he has been FOOLS srard 40 he
wltes TO friend in the city Of Mesico that he is
fuly impressed with the idea Lower CaliforDa will
soon fall under tbs ban of some American expedition
be says ready the Mexican population are snx;ous
!OC such sn advent Most Of the larss landed pro-.
iatos are now ia Upper Cal faruia sndesv ring to
sell their lends to Americans. This b=iug til, case
the genera! does not the itv Of tskins arms
to protsct his countrymen in Lower Csiforni, from
strarg sr," hon themselves are inviting enter
In and take possession. His return therefore, loos
like 6 virtual aba ndonment Ct Liver California leo
far the federal govern uent IL copcened) to the
fist Yankee hillibuster that COMES alopg.-N. York
Express.
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We have rAamlned the foregoing statement and
believe il to be correct.
WIN. KINNEY, President
JACOB BAYLOR,
BF POINTS.
gro. E. PRICE,
HUGH w. SHEFFEY
w. G CAMPBELL,
J. IMBODEN
II. L. GUTHRIE
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NTyTHGE.--niys wife Martha A. Lewis
~ has lefs my bed and board, without just cause
or provocation my part; therefore, do forwarn
all persons against receiving into their houses
giving her credit for any thing my account for sny
sum or amount whatsoever.
ia lS- Gnt JOHN LEWIS.
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c,NaNCIAL AVN courfRRCIAL.

|
' ;ron,.,ion 6,s55ooo e,7al,soo
r.. ,.ss,sudsnt Of this week says OF
he dry goods trade:
,a,d, imno,fers and domestic commission houses
,sd The usual demand, and though the rece'ps OF
lew goods are LARGE there 6oes not appta any ex-
.nsive accumulation of stock. Goods are being ex
susiy-lv liberated from the rnblic warehensss.-
rhe jobbipg trade shows some synPto OF al Inn
mediate movement Del ag at hand; but the impedi-
merits to transport alton have been too 10 admit
Of the execution of orders ill within fewtays.
THE importers, both Of silk and wooien gcsds
nave m sde sales to the Joboers OF our sister
ste az we'll as to those OF our own All desirable
,ooa. nrs well uohsld ia Price The fresh Advicer
eon Canton still tend to nsntain the price of raw
dix Goods have arrived out earlier IN the season
Lar lar and lase importstions are not pectt
N. ,m.-..s If foreign dry goods at New York lss
week amount 10 invoice value TO but little tive
Millions of dollars which 10 large falling eff from
The total for the preceding week. and is likewise
slight decrease compared with The total for the
:orre spending period of last year.
For ths Week
1885. 1855. 1877.
DOrt........... sless,6ls s24a4. $50 sa,lstl!s
Thrown the
market....... I276 77s s,s27.a52 2.25, GIG
Since Jan lst, 1855. 1856. 1857.
Entered at the
port &C.. s9.s13 G72 Sis, s7.2ls $50 sa7 59e
Thrown on the .
msrtst....... s.55l45c l6 5:5o4s oO,s4o,s6:
Nrw YoRK. Feb. 2l.-Flcur is irresu'ar, with a
1awnwsrd tepdspcy asles of 1900 bbls state Sc Sc
as Il: SOU heru SG75d7 10. Wheat is dull with .
declining tendency; sales uniDporteut Corn Is
bn'yant; sslps c: Is SEQ tush mixed 75c Pork is
huoyant AID active; s-es of 500 bbls; rev mess
B2l 75 red *2L IS Whisky Is lover; Ohio 2Gtc
Stocks are dull Virginia skies 50. sterllng tx
chsngs is dull
BALTtMosE. Feb. 2i.-FIour 10 UNCHANGED; sales
Vt 46.95 TO, Howard Street and City Mills super.
Wheat is steaiy; sales OF red at G14144t cts aud
white at l54d SO cts Corn firm; sale, Of yellow a.
e046l COS. and white at 60d62 eta. Whlskey is
lr,uer: sales at 788 eta
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eCENTR Il BANK OF VIRGINIA,
sTaUNroN, Feb 10 1857
His Exoellency, HENRY A. WISE. Governor of Viz
GINA:
DEAR SIR Within please f1d comparative state
of the condition of this Bark the lot day o!
January, Ia the years 1855 and 1887
Very respectfully,
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" PATENT OLD DOMINION COFFEE rot.
o. BOILER, the best invention Of the age. A Coffee
Pot that viii save ell the aroma, will not become bit
ter BY boiling and Will maks better coffee Tor the
same amount Of grain sssd than any other article in
use Call and sec than at
GILL l. wEIDENEYrR's.
fe5-lms 81 Main o. kichmend, Va.
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II AEON q HAHkNHVlLL,
- GENERAL COMMISSiO ON .ME1CHANToj
Receive couignmenb Of Tobacco, ylour, Coral
Wheat Ae and give their psrsonal attention 10 ssa
same, and keep eonstantly hAnA large and gems.
!al sasostnsat Of osesssisA ese1. Peruvian 0aAAA
~ 0Q-A&UO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23
thEs.i SUPPLY.

mrp FhESH SUPPLY. AESSNo
asAA Just received at rs Main street, fresh ~
supply Of Ladies' and Chilaren's
FANCY FURS,
OF the following styles:
stone Martin, British Sable.
Russia Sable French Martin,
Black Lynx, Mink aabls,
Fitch, Siberian Squirrel,
and every other style and kind worn this season
Ladies will please call and examine for themselves
ALSO,
Splendid Carriage ROBES, Gents Fur COLLARS
and GAUNTLETS. -
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEISIGER,
da g 70 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23

- DkUta sIOhE Fox SALE..-My
So Professional engagements requiring my entire
u attention, viii sell thu Key, stock ana Fix
= tures Of the Drug Store now kept by rls, upon
We, iaV"fshle Terms: II immediate apphsation Is
leet-d and gcnd business be dons by any COM
peteot person who can give it proper attention
fe Its JOHN r. JACKSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23

rUPARTNEK .--IAe suDsc iaels
aud firm OF kEESEE L PAIR, FOR the purpose OF
manufacturing Stone Ware, and have taken the
hou a. the corner of 18th and Cary streets, where
they will Keep always hand assortment of the
very best quality CT Ware: -
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
fs Ie-Im DAVID PARR