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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
corpr OF GENERAL sEsslONs-JrSE A-beiore
OOthA VI

a. o, az the Court opened this morning, MI
Dy e.on, for s 10 Se coas ts vefy esTt had
49, 20 ascertain the wheresbouts Of Mt Darns but ina up
~ failed find him They bad reason 20 suspect he nsd e
for part, unknown and hat some person or Peron hao -
TRACKED him 80 far ye.sId;y q a S5 pr p s5on nS o
ne Mr. Dyott ssked s further time TO discover the 10
cay Of h. Broadway Darling and bring him up in sr-.n to
justice and that in The mean time the proecohon o. M man
iinr who had entered bonds in the Of 5000 Tor
Darling, appearance be suspended , -
c OF the BAIL and the could not reasonably be post
Prss longer Il bad beeg Put OF cray out o. pm 81
today with hi. mind made up TO ornt II % eio..' g.
81. e,e. where bail been forfeited the recoznr.nse
Wbereuton The Chief Clerk Van Dervoort called upon Hen
~ Darling Still Manning b. forward and answer %
tker they would be forfeited and these gen
tlenen appearing, the bail vas declared forfeited
Mr Hall then and requested that the complainant 10 the
case against Cshsne Ashb VINO has become .omswhst no
toos for toe association Of her with the Newoureh
mystery and against whom indictment s pending in TN.
Ccur give bail in the Of 800 for his appearance wit
Dennis Lyons was then brought to the bar Of the
Court indicted for grand larceny f stealing bag. Of Indian
public lying at the foo, Of s5 No Eat Rive "a, on tse o
indicted this oaense but there evidence to convict
the present defendant by9.d few qe na9e pro,
bis uniform good character up 20 the finding Of the present
Indictment The Jury acquitted him without lea'ins their
seats.
Catharine Russell, pleaded guilty. to stealing a
brespn Of the Of sl the property of Julia Jacobs
Sentence was deferred
At this point 20 minutes to o'clock, the Jury in the
case of mill Rad been celebrating - o'clock
to-day afternoon aud declared again they had not
eed They said they could agree and there pros
pec their sgeeng The Court asked them few questions
IN regard the subject Of their embarrassment and be-
ing satisfied u,of holding them longer dis
missed from the further consideration Of the They
said thew stood divided pTecs they stood when they
first went out After their discharge, learned they stood
for orvcon for scquittehe three for acqua being
all Jews remarkable fact when remember the testimony
Of the coored porter speaking Of the peculiarly Of the Jewish
face and that Truhs who strongly 70 prove an
abb for Gemill was travelling Jewish merchant
The Assistant District Attorney said no other causes were in
for to-day and the Court adjourned IL O'Clock to-
morn morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

The sales for the ~ssh ending lst evening A., ,.,,,,,
81 $40 tales, spscus;ors tkAs so aud sxpoor. 80
To-day they called COO bale vita dG f-as !. -
lowirs quefstions: NJ
Fair Orleans. Gid Fsr Mobiles. ga ;YAr UpissA. a No..
Eiddlirs Orleans. ia Mdding Mobiles iI6t Nisss9
Uplsrd.. g. led. = n. 1-s
Tot stork IN this port 63 roc hSesi American 81
Ttsi stock tine st year 81 no bales Aarrosa ., IS
taies.
IT, Malchsster nszkei T. i.l. fsr Gooos 18th 49,
realize isENs toisIsb.y srn but there cv.nt, 20
0rcctd he part Il both syur.4s saA a.,-s
tar. 20 reduce PRODUCTIVE
The demand fsr MossY continues active At 81 yo,,,
minimum rate Il Discount.
The dcusrd for s descriptions e wHgir has sr.l. =,
proved ard price lave sGysscca 50 = n l,ols Co.,
has ecyrrccd haA n quarter and FLOUk - on D M
White Nhss' esGie 2 RsA, 6Gs6g - p wss,.rs c.
Flour 81 as e lh'ls6ephis Bslru ore and Ohio Sisaps
Conads Sid3 6Y bb Waite Indian Cora s. 0S9i MI
ard Yeilog 8 ass 9 = qgar.f. ~
Noting dong IL TUKYLNrnE ANrRicAN RosiN In ~
crate den aud At Gas p ewi. for Common qual,y ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS-JUSE 4-BefoTe justices
Osso.S and CONNOLLY.

The list of cases this morning in this Court was COM
psrsey light Thoms. Jones boy Of ls years Raded guilty
ant testified that he sns,ched it from her hand He was con-
yicted and sentenced to the House Of Refuge
Thomas Hand and Michael Ahern, the first pleading
guilty stealing pounds Of tea from Mr. OGrady and the
latter charged with stealing nine sperm csnde from the .ams
Z The City Prison for s. days each.
Abraham Van Dursen, charged with assault and
found guilty and sentenced to the PeAtenSy for three
Niles Welsh Irish arraigned for assault and bat
tery upon presented herself with very dsa
rssb bsetened but whose TesulstTd tongue sPPessa
hs.--wss found guilty and fined $40
Thomas McTerney pleaded guilty to assault and
Philip Mcdonnell, charged with assault and battery
upon Of the Seventh Ward Police who bad arrested
Mcdonnell for dsodsy conduct was convicted aud sentenced
10 the penitentisIy for three months.
Hugh Dounelly, arTaigued for assault and battery
Mary Ann Smith and Mary Burke were charged with
assault and battery young man in saloon by throwing
glass Of in his face Found guilty and sentence su'
Bernard McCabe was auaigned upon charge o
stealing yae The property was found IN an sfant board
including the prisoner fh. not sufficient to 'tenf he
Thomas Mccormick, arraigned for assault; and bat
terry upon his wife, upon nterce,sion discharged
james Ryan. charged with stealing coat, the test
mony being Insufficient 10 convict, acquitted.
Christopher ST. Ledger, charged with assault and
battery upon an Oaoe found guilty sentence
John Smith, well known wharf depredator, was
charged with stealing barrel Of herring Cornelius
E The stolen herring identified BY Eat As his prop
ety Smith convicted and sentenced Psniteni.y
for six months.
AlonIo Gutierrez was charged with assault and bat.
ery upon Cshans Kelly committed at the house Of Mr.. FL
Ian ssyaEe week ago last Saturday night No es Lspeuard
street The evidence that about Il 81 night the
aAn with another msu came into the establishment,
keps BY Ellen Savage they drunk when they
they aud CsthArne Kelly In the service
Mrs Savage them The wine shortly after that the de
commenced taxing indecent liberties VITA Miss
Kelly which abe resented BY throwing tumeier Aonto
which extracted some eaet from him upon wnion sH
commenced sssautns Miss Kelly Kicked her and otherwise
sued her till abe cried for fear Of her life He Also IN me
sspssdstOns the property Of Mr.. Savage threw ana
Der demohns about the spilled her liquors 90 tnst
The neat morning the st appeared to be swimming with
spilled hsaors-
ssA her which TO b. species OF saloon
respectable such things The girl Miss Kelly also
for being respectable young This de-
fndant Appears have presumed on being Different hso
fstob Nh fcreot name, and consequently "le hmself
lssseS He sss brought Up " asws sads koads VI e2o
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

ships-Msria. Samson, Rio Grsnde, sfsen lroaades
ROGER A Helm Stew art, Antwerp Poet, smith Coz Oad
Tidings Nelson New Orleans, VIM. Nelson Charles tbtsn
Deke, Bremen, C. Luling Premier Emery Bangor T. y
DUncsn. -
Bsrks-Wesher Gage MeKie Rio Jsneiro Napier Johnsoa
Co NJ Chapman, Hill, Philadelphia, DeWot Humphrey
H. Gregory Sylvester, Bic, MetcAf Duncan. a,
Brick Hsskin Snow, Boston, T. H. stndsord :; y.
Msyhew Harvey Bermuda; Tavernier Williams, Key West.
,. l. Maitland Co Civilian, smith, Ela.esthpors B...sis
Lishtbourne: Lucrea Wallace Manzs0is T. Peters,
Emerald (Br) Uennot, Halifax, ID. X DeWof
Schoon-r.-YorktowD, Woglcn City Point, Jas Huntt
Co: L. f. johnson, salyesr Newbem. Dsysk Holiness W;
II. Mitchell Eaton, Philadelphia Msyhew. Talbot Co va
Dosinun Smith New Orleans, n II. Brigham fAnke. p9e
die Chase GeorgetOgn, Cumberland Coal Co } A ssnr
sumon. Wilmington, ID. c Murray b. Deano, Baker rn4'
McIsin X Caldwell. Hudson Charleston MeCready MOT
Co Casey CudwoTth, Bumacoa Ginbernat Eseonafs
storm Cloud Southland Lavaccs, Foster steveu A. L.
HYDE Foster Pembroke Brett, Son Co; Venus Wyatt
Richmond Jas Hand CO. Augusta Nconan PhilsdeiPh,A
suthers Co Sea Bird. Carlow, Hewbern, j. smith
Co; CoTnela, Pstten, New London
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la w INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR coURr-s,.cr.L rra~-Juu. 4-Besor. Judge

SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcI.L rEsx-Jupe before Judge
BoswoRTH.
De Pierre and wife sgt. Thorn and wife
judgment that defendants specifically perform the
sDnup;al contract Of June 1912 between them aud Baron
d. Pierre and Demoi-elle Thorn The judgment be ti
On notice when the parties may be heard the question Of
eosts
Atkins freeman ag Chastslain Turner Assignee. and
Fowler, Receiver.
Judgment for defendants. dismissng the complaint
with costa
Hsyn ~ Andrews AIT. Joseph J. Andrew and others.
Judgment dismissing complaint with costs.
SPECIAL ORDER.
On the second Saturday June 49, 1917, n ~ 80
M the trial calendar will be called through 10 e -.
which the principal trial term Is held for the putP
ING such BE- tried within one hoI, IN = -,
will he placed special calendar. Io $50, g., 80 -.
only u actions arising contract ana Di.utI' & 49, ~,
oovefy Of the money only but Of all Setons ttao' ~ ~
time mentioned s. much Of the lat week @, th' ,u -
NAV reGuired for viii De deFoeu % ' H VI
the N such special calendar 81.
Daring week four Judges viii st iof 'oe ~ " s'n'
BY jury. - -, ..,,,.;,g n e,nses .,lcr In
their order from such special calendar When th are disposed
Of the day calendar will be made up Of causes &en ron tne
,en calendar commencing At the place winch lsd been
where the trial Of the special calendar causes were
commenced lhA'I''' "( G;EoRGY MAXWELL Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
SECAND ROARD
THuRspAY. June -. n

The stock market was moderately active to-day.
and irregular Erie was among the frmest stocks.
opening at So and closing at s6a. Cash stock con-
tnues scarce, and sellers options offered at an
unusual difference, as will be by the business OF
the Second Board where the difference was p cent
for ten days. Reading was without important change,
after selling at 80 it recovered to sol. New-York
Central was heavy, showing decline Of ~ cen, %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

Spar Buoy painted with red and esei honIona .
bs, b..p placed BY request Of ihe Pilot Comm
n.ri Is. wTeci Of he bark Byron IN the Main Sup
Lower Bay Of New York. -, IA. a 10
n Laws IN Eve f.homs of water On the north 80,
- 49,, ,xo.thrds Of mil, below the West sssA ~
No l. and 80 yard. YES, from TIE Red suo buoy no sr ~
-, I, b,S bitter b. len 20 the eastward there -. Ma
room between it and the bank The ranged lights 'f
So cbsnnel n one viii lead vel clear oft - rs-
X CT.yen's shosl and Diamond Reef baoJs ns's w.
,l.css Nv order Of thu Lighthouse Board lima
4 LUDLOW CASE, Lighthouse inspr Inus
g<,. York June !, 1857.
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'HeD'ed Extract 'a GifEooRFGE + MAXWELL Clerk.
suPRruT COJRT-Before JUDGE MITCHELL.
- li,t. 81 Richarh Nnrd ana n,hers

Benjamin Tbbitts egt Richard X ward and others d,
This case having been brought 10 hearing OF DON
nrti.s before the Justice Mitchell upon bill Of
plant Of JOseph Blunt in which was alleged
that the 6nn Tibbs had property interest IN
the iudgment referred % in the said bill Of complaint and mad
allowed % be used at the instance and Tor the beneht
Of Edward G. DeAvsn and to prevent inquiry into the org
na consideration thereof aud ayen that the 'ad con-
derson fraudulent and after full consde'an decree
made by said Justice In this cause Oh FEBRUARY @ that
the said bill complaint be dismissed as 70 tine said Joseph
Blunt with b. credited said Judgment which said
absolute and the sid costs been
taxed 70 the amount Of s5 and credited said judgment
and the aid having been brought ~ hearing
ths said I'm Of complaint and the pleas Of all the defendants
ayernF that the said Benjamin bb@ has no interest prop
ar inhe said Judgment and Mr. Van Worst having been
sd on behalf Of the plaintiff and Mr. Blunt behalf Of the
Sefendsnts ordered and decTeed with the assent Of
The counsel for plaintiff the said defendants asserting
that said bill Of complaint be dismissed all the defend
ants, but L additional costs are allowed
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WbaIers.

81, T., os New. Zealand bayhs Brighton, . -
D.1tmoath, 60 bbs; Elizabeth swt Chase No" ''''"'
l2osp w o,b.Ilo Beek,rmsa ~
Bsstord go .p on board Alabama Conn as ssr
a. Geo Washington, Clement, ~ Bedford "'Rn'%'-
M is la 81 So lons - H. .ehr EsteA chspTss "a
,pe.tSwn. 50 bbls hLssh oil a. well several wsAAAs
igst d the tina
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos TO- H. 3,
g. T. Is, Is is, la ~ ooo IN,
SUPERIOR CoURT-Trial Term-Nos. 430, 302, 59l,
63 $751; 649 64s 65l 616 27s ST. 69 692 63 69f SCI 7eS
7Os 7Oe no. 1O2 675 a. 4s A64 6C2 4sl, 40 GIL $50 Oh,
242 ~ 90 ooo o,o ooo
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Nos 1874, $50, SS8, 900,
sO4 s6 5O2 eat sS sO9 9l 92 s4 9l5 sS, el9 800 S2l,
%
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ur.,,u. shipIey a. Co.'S Circular.

Per Aaertod =, - - M 80. ~ 1.y - a,1.s..
Of trade IN manufacturing districts have bad sdspe'nn
Sesrcs on Corros The quotsto for the mddiEs aud
better qualities Of American unchanged but the .rhst
10 very quiet and the prices ior ne ordin, classes arc "
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuSE A.
Before q. w. MOTION
cARRYISG TOO hANr PAssLNGERs.

NANhfING IOU NM FAsSLNuhHos
The case of Capt BOggs Of the United States mail
steamship Illinois for carrying Of passengers was
partially Investigated to-day One witness testified that the
captain declared he had 900 passengers 70 be taken 70
but he wness) did not know the number OF pas
senge that taken. At the time Of the conversation with
the captain athe passengers not board The
was adjourned for further investigation till "Wednesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

a,. ,,, ,,.,,;n, .nswered The Court found him guilty
- Ia sn,ns,s.d sentence til Saturday
81 5sonrnsa 70 Saturday norninf sociocb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAT.
- Sets. JS Mools--Seta tNo
HIGH wATER....rHIs DAY -.
gaudyHook.. 5:56m Gov Island 62fm Hell Gate. ssp
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Family Marketing.
Messrs. Barring Brothers & Co. remark

The following table gives the retail price Of the pu
cipal articles of Farm Produce in the City Of New-YOrk
on Thursday, June H.
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q V DIE. :. 80 s1l for Pee. .na 81 :,

mad odera,s 81 10 bts Ct ~ for Pots and 81 :,
a 81 ~ for PsSls sscrstus 10 steady a. nc, casa
COT1ON-Ths market clninucs N an Undecided condition.
,nd h sal, are trivial Mddlrg Upland would not command
over ISic We r.resi yesterdays pr'e"' a. follows
So oEk e.Assifie.tiSs- =, - . -
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cAsKTrLLY kirosrED ,oR TEE n. Y. rnsuss
THURSDAY, June 1857
AsHEs-Tbe Es,ks 10 without iDpOr,ss. change The d.
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Receinis af Produce.

B,hs Erie Ratlyoad-l74 bbs whisky 1lSo Hides, fpsfs
Provisions $50 sdes Leather pkgs Grain, ID DO Shseses
IA do. Butter u bales skins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

BE setivty in Tnc. C@ntr, shsres IT ioe. ranging ru S
esssfnr AZ Freeis8d BoDds have changed
hands lo aud los ether descriptions there las been
very It'll. doIns
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COTRT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEciAL TERN-JUSE A.
Before judge BRADY.
VIM. ]. Federlein sgt Ferdinand Hertog.-Attach-
plent granted.
Luigi Gallarati agt. The Bank Of Sayings.-Motion
70 open default granted on payment Of costs
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Judge Mitchell granted the order making It return
able on the Saturday morning at 10 clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-19

NEW BACON --Hams, Shoulders.
Breasts Az Sides. landing per Baltimore steanl-
er for sale BY MM II ~ l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-19

@1 FOR RENT-The large Store House
s1 on the corner Of i4th and Cary streets, one OF
the best locations for business in the city
Also, the tenement the corner of Virginia and
Cary streets. For terms, apply to
no 3-3w EU&U W Ppy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-19

NOTlCE.-All persons indebted to the
~ late firm Of MERCHANT. WEISIGER & co,
are requested 10 call and settle the same it is de-
sirAbe that the concern be closed rs possible
nol2 DARRAC0TT HARRIS 4 co.
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By |. & G.. B. Davenport.
BY Goddin & Apperson, AuCis.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND In CHRs-

| 'hUoIEE . SALE OF LAND IN CHEH-
TERRIFIED, NEAR TO BELLoNA ARSRNAL
bue, dated soth October I52 duly recorded In CAse
tefheid county Court shall proceed 10 seii Of pub
nc auction on the premises. on THURSDAY the
iStn Vi lar, II not the next day. Of Novvmhsr
1897 at the late residence of Mr. Jno. Adams on ths
oa Ft turnpike latter the sale Of his o. tat ey a.
executors the following real estate conveyed by
the trust deed aforesaid, viz ILL acres Of land L.
Gated as above, being the same purchased by IA
ITabue, of the estate of Edward o. friend dssyd -
The title believed 10 be good but the Trustss WIN
convey with the usual special warranty
TERas-Cash. JAS r. n TYkR Tyu,s>>
O.
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ks.5~ Is YOUR Ll.E INSURED?
NEW f0EK LlFE IASJRINcE CONP5ST
CAPITAL @I2,a 7st5s

CAPITAL 81, 3J0,7sI.5s.
The above Company Will insure the lives Of whit
Persons. either Male ur Female IN the most rcas Il.
ablc tcruus The insurer Ais The privilege of tor.
rowing from the company 80 per cent. Of the pre-
mum wii,h s charged 40 .ineJ the Policy aud the
DIVIDENDS bearing PR cent interest gueS to Offset
the same.
Richmond Local Board Gf UAec tors, all Of whom
aTe insured, ioE large amounts
For REFERENCE, apply 10 either mCIaber or for pol
icies. explanatory books, &c, call at tho Agents Of
nee, 3i3 Man street.
GEO WYTHEMUNFORD Esp President
tScCrctary oi ComiHo4 SUdith Ui Virginia.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS II. ELLIS, RsQ,
president james River and ksnawha ComngnyN
ROGER A. PRYOR, EsQ.,
THoS. L. AUGUST, ESQ
WI. @. PAINE. ESQ,
{kent. Paine a Co. Merchants)
JN0. BAGBY, ESQ,
lformer, King & Queen Co. va.)
RBv .CTAS. II. READ
iPast.r United Presby torian church,
RAY. JAS. i. TAYLOR,
Corresponding Sex. Southern Bap. Convention
CHAS. W. PURCELL, fBapker.)
MEDICAL RXAMISEks.
JAS. ii. CONWAY NJ. D.
A. q. M0RTHAM, ~ d.
RIO I. COLEMAN, NJ D.
ClIAS. h. WORKMAN
General Agent and Attorney in Virginia.
ufhCe 21i Main street. Richmond.
+. w. TRUTTEk, General Agent.
no l7-it
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GkAPkS.-Receiving this day rs or
~ kegs Malaga Grapes Also, Oranges and Fig. =,
for sale low. A. AETDNl,
no IL s. Nichnta9 Saie.an
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by Thomas W. Keesee.
oilce corner q l2th and Cary streets.
By Larus q Shine.

FAMILY CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C.
~, ~ AUCTION;-Wi be 'old at auction. on mex,
SAII kDAf morning. commencing at 10 o'clock a,
5he Horse Lot near the Central Depot, an invoice Of
UarLiages and buggfes. direct from the msnufsctory
sucs as tne following: large bsrouche; hands m,
sai i,,iy carriages new Top Buggy Top Buggy
no Is LARUS & SuINE -.
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ofFicG RIeHAoAD AID uAxyitle RAttgo,p Co. !
November 18th, 1877.
ans~ TnE Tenth Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders OF the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad
Company. will take place on NEDSEsDAY thr OH
December next At the office OF the Company
Tll0S. ". BROCK ESBROUGH. sec,y.
FORM OF PROXY.
Know all men by. these present, that -. the
aniersigneJ, do hereby constitute andappoint -
Attorney -. Tor - aud III - name 10 vote
IN az Questions that may be brought before the
mnee'ins 81 the stockholders OF the Richmond ana
on The - DAY Of -. or any adjourned meet.
ing theIool, hereby ratifying al the acts Of -
said attorney IA The premises fully as IL - we're
present aud voting iil pels9n In testimony whereof
= have heieunto affixed --- hand this -
uay Oh -, no ibid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-19

R6s HAIR CUTrING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.-H you with to get
your Hair cut ia the latest AMI most improved sty e,
would advise you to call Oh HOBS0N, at his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel-entrante
Oh 18th street.
n. Blot, Cold ard Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours. Single Baths Is cents tickets for 81.
ap 25-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-19

pURE Imported French Brandy under
Custom House lock, for sale By
no II |. a q B. DAVENPORT
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By Larus L Shine.

TRUSTEE SALE OF $4,000 WORTH
Il or WATCHES, JSWELHY AND FANCY
GOODS, AT AUCFION.-Just received per steamer
Jamestown, the largest and best assorted stook 0
WATCHES, JEMELRY AND FANCY GObDS
ever offered ~ auction IN tn city embracing heavy
Gold English Hunters, Gold Detached Levers aud
Cylinders, also handsome assortment u Double
Case Hunting Silver Levers: also, splendid lot q
Plated Watches Of all grades, together with ex-
tensiye assortment Of Fob, Vest aud Guard Chains,
sui able for ladies and gentlemen; also q superior
lot OF Mosaic. Cameo and GoldstOne Sets Ear-rings
Finger-rings, Brcastpias Of all kindS also . large
lot Of English and American Fancy Gonds. suitabls
tor the approaching seasOn. This stock, being the
Effects O irstciass retail establishment, gives the
public 4 rare opportunity Of supplying then,selyo
with GOOD GOODS.
The sbcye sale will take place on TUESDAY EVE
MING, the nth lust, commencing at O'clock and
VIII be continued every evening this week.
Sale to take place AT Store No. 80 Main street %
pOsite Mepsrs. Kent, Paine Co.'s.
By order Of the Trustee.
Sale conducted by
noI6 IARU6 sHIET. Aurts
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Cold HoarscDess, VI aConsumptve Cough when
yuu eau Ubtaiu immediate relief by using HARrS-
1IORNEr PICTORIAL SYRUP 4F WILD CHER
kYy Ii il com Uned i'm other articles suited for all
Lung. Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections,
prepared by Chemet Of reputation ami Is pro-
auuuCUd by those who have ssed It, The best Cough
: yrup in the world, -
bottles n, "a cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
E.ADD co, and all Druggists in Richmond.
&C iJ-tm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-19

say- DR. COOKS, LATg or ST. Louis,
and residence ON Sd street west side, be-
~ssn Marshall aud Clay streets ~ fq-d6In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-19

EsE~ MrssRs' AND CHILDRBN's DRRssBs,
WRAPPISGs. Also, BLACK LACE BASQUH5
CAPES, PARTY DRESSES and BRIDAL al LIS
Glai6 to order.
BONNkrS Blesched. Pressed and Trimmed
81 On hand, tine assortment Of QUILTED
HOODS. LADIES BAZAAR.
No. 2D4 Broad ST.. between 4th and 9Th streets.
ao gl-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-19

Fer nearly six years have been supplying my
PATRONS principally with the Stoves manufactured st
the - - -
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
and havs found them to give general satisfaction,
both ~ to quality and operation. The firm OF G. d.
YALx co. are noS prepared 10 furnish the trade
with any description Of these desirable Stoves
CHA2. d. YALE,
an 2a-gn 1870 Main street