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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-06
--,~.- THh GREAT SOUTHERN 6U
ExY HAT AND CAP MANUFACrORY GIl
0R3&A AND DEPOT.
SPRING r n DE, . 81.

jOt1N
81, MAIN STkEET, hICHmONB, VA.
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTER OF
HATS. GAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
SC, &C
Would on this occasion particularly call the atten-
ton of his 2ular customers and Others TO the pre-
partitions he has made for the business of Spring
During his recent tour in the North, he has visited
not only the cities of Baltimore, Philadephia, aud
New York, but also the principal manufacturing dis
tricts where goods in his line get up-thus he has
been both to obtain samples of every article,
msde, and purchase mole advantsgeousy than here
tofore.
For the in portation of French goods, he has made
ply of the newest and choicest styles.
The silk and other Bats Of his own make have iu-
varabIy been deemed by his customers superior to
those of Northern importation. From various i'm
provements recently made in his factory, the supe-
riority will not only be maintained but added to.
Such country merchants as purchase elsew here
without giving Richmond trial, he would respect
fully invite to visit his establishment-he assures
them should they do they will find stock of goods
sJuallng variety, quantity, and low prices that Of
any other house North or South
Ills business arrangements of the completest
kind and the greatest attention is paid to the careful
packing and prompt shipment of goods. NH 6-ts
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BOSTON TRADE.-The Board of Trade of Bos.
ton represents that the glassware manufacture In
that vicinity employs a capital of 81. 500 600 The
sales of guns and pistols amount to half a million
annually. About "a 100000 worth of drugs is
sold, $1,000 900 of linseed oil, 1892 900 lnseed
cake The fish trade amounts to Sc, DOC, 000 and
the capital employed is 81 100000 The ice ex-
port is l46 600 tons the freight money on ship.
ments of ice last year amounted to 1856 900 The
iron business in Boston for the last year has been
dull. The sales of iron "a 600 600; of steel,
100000, all Of foreign manufacture American
railroad iron was sold in amount 81 100000 -
Nails manufactured So 900 600 in value. There
were built 4a vessels. the aggregate tonnage of
which was sc, 1874. The Calcutta trade is large,
the imports amounting TO Sc $50 566; exports
$3.50 e9l This business is overdone, and heavy
losses are incurred on the cargoes. So with the
California trade of which the shipments last year
amounted to 81 100000 The East India and Pa
cifc trade of the United States employs, in ali its
various branches, at the present time, about 600
ships and barques Most CT these, at least two
thirds Of them, owned in Boston and New
York. 1t is stated that hundred and nine
ships are expected at Boston from Calcutta alone
previous to August l, 1857 The sales of hats,
caps and furs in Boston, for last year, amounted
TO q 600 600 palm leaf hats, S2000000; hard
ware, SO Doc, C00.-The boot and shoe trade of
Massachusetts is estimated as amounting to nearly
$50 600 COO
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ia TAYLOR 81 CO., III, Main stree
HAs9 are now in receipt of large and fine assort-
MM ment of CHINA, GLASS and EARThEN-
49, WARE, and are offering the same at very
low prices They al, keep constantly on hand Pla-
ted and Britannia Castors Coffee Urns Tea Pots,
Ice Pitchers, Spoons, Forks, and variety Of quail
ties of Table Cutlery.
Green and Black Tea, at New York prices.
Mantle and Fable ornaments 30, sc.
Messrs JOSEPH STEBBINS and +. E. HATCH
En- for many years engaged in the China business in
this city, may be found at the above establishment,
and would be pleased to meet with all their old
friends and ecou.intances. NH l2-lm
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MICAJAH MANGUM.
DISEASES OF THE

- @N 49, DISEASES OF THE
ANAAxE4SA FEET and HANDS, Corns
ETNSS> Bunons, Deformed Nails
SI &C., and every disorder of
the Feet and aods eradicated without any pain. by
Dr.. 8. SCHULTZ, the skilful Surgeon Chiropodist
from London. NoTIcE.-Dr. S. begs to inform his
patients, friends, and the public generally that he
has now removed his office to $50 Broad street, 2
between 9Th and 7th streets, up stairs, sign the
door,l where he may be daily consuted from A. M.
till Up. N.
e. Ladies and Gentlemen, a. usual, attended at
their residence, without extra charge.
TT rnx
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HArs, CAPs, knORs, go.
r. BOOTs, SHOES, TRUNKS,
kc.-The subscriber informs h,s -

RI BUOTs, SHOES, TRUNKS,
6c.-The subscriber informs his =
friends and the pubis, that he has
$50 Main stsset, two doors below the Exchange
AND saoE BUSINESS in ali it, brsnehe. Il.
has now, and will always keep on hand, q general
BY himself and unsurpsssed BY any in the eity--as
ell as work of his own manufacture. His stock of
Manu- featuring Materials csunot be surpassed.
TkUNKs.-A good assortment Of Trunks slwsys
on hand, whish he will sell st . sn oil advance.
He will be pleased to serve his old friends and
'' NH io--.i% '' DAVID CURRY.
- g ENTL X m K N AND BOYS
CATERS, at prices to suit the times;
Gents Calf Congress Caters city made
$3.50; Gents Patent Leather Copg.e. Gsitsr., $50
dents Patsrt Leather Oxford Ties first qnslity,
sS25, Gents Patent Leather, low quarter Shoes,
50; oys Calf Congress CATERS: %; Boys Cloth
Top Congress CATER. 81 For ;s,e BY Ro,a
- sPKINai NJ r . K 4 ATI ON.
7 BOOTS, SHOES, &c.-Received, by lat
steamer from Paris, the following oeauti'
full styles Of Melies's make: for gentlemen
Gents find calf dress Boots
Do patent leather Congress Caters
Do do do broad strap Shoes
Do d. do Pumps
Gentlemen in want of a really fine. good and hand
some article, will give me call at No; - Msln g.
WE HAVE KECEIVED tire.
mendous stock OF shess ana Ifu an. ~, ~
which we invite the attention OF the pu o,
lie ~ beieg the cheapest in the state we wou,o
call the attention of country merchants to our STOCK
as we offering great Inducements to them to ouy
with US sell tfIhs; at factory
C. 8. MAURICE, Metropolitan store,
ap2 Isl Main st., Eagle squsre.
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EACH SATURDAY. In APRIL,

APPROXIMATION PRIZES
4 prizes Of $225 experimenting to $4,000
prize ere..:...........'...-...... $50
prizes OF $3.50 experimenting to $4,000
pr1!o He.... $40
prizes of $50 experimenting TO $4,000
prize are, 20
IL prizes of $50 approximsttng to 5000
prize are. .......:.............. 600
q prizes Of $50 approximatins to % 500
prize are ..:............. TO
20 prizes of S25 approximsting to SI,o00
prize ............................. 500
5000 prizes OF $50 200
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DlGHNIUNu Is IL J.. Nd Is X A y
II FOUNDRY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER
MANUFACTURER-No 225 Main street, between
9th and 9th west sde.-The subscriber has for sale
500 Crates, Tenders and Summer Pieces embracing
100 different kinds and is daily manufacturing Crates
to order W hoesale and retail at Northern prices
Crates Bells, &c, neatly packed and forwarded TO
any part ofths State Also Bels and Brass Castings
made to order and all kinds of repsirng done at the
ahortest notice.
NH l6-6m SAM,I n DEMON
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SPECIAL NOTlCE..-l have never ma lie
~ tour OF Europe, from the fact, that my finances
would not admit Of any such indul gence But not
withdrawing, the subscriber hattsrs himself he 10
able to furnish better article of Soda ater than
can be found In this part of the country he being the
oldest soda Water bother IN the city. The superior
ity OF my manufacture will readily be seen by COM
pairing the article in market, it being made from
Filtered Water. Those in want of No. article of
SODA Water, Phlsdel phs Ale, Porter and Champagne
Cider and no 'humbug," would 90 well to give me q
trial before purchasing elsewhere.
WARREN Garfield. Agent,
goth street. between Main and franklin sts
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Metric II have this day apD0ik ted
~ MORRIS NELSON, of the city of Richmond,
my Agent, 10 conduct the Confectionery Business,
in all ts branches and to sell and buy exclusively
for CASH. N. w. NELSON.
March sd 1857. NH 24-dl2t*
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VIRGINIA WOKM KILLER.-CHIL-
DREN CRY FOR 1T -fhis preparation has
been used for years. ard its popularity il daily in
cressing its great virtues the only successful
Worm Destroyer becomes more known. 1t 10 conf.
IDENTIFY recommended by physicians aud others, a.
the safest best, and most pleasant remedy for ex-
peliing worms In use 1t 10 eagerly taken BY chill.
dren, will prove succeasful when all the ordinary
nauseating worm seed oil preparations fail.
Prepared only by e. J. ficot and sold by Druggists
~
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


A---~~~Ss.-ss
8 A LUCKY AND COMMENTED NEoRo,-Tne ne"
Orsans Picayuns Gays that there lives IN .ns. Guy
q negro, known by the soubriques OF Aussy
Dick who never faIls to be onepf the pri1e no'u
srs q sysey drawing Of the HAVANA ios'e'y' /"
adds:
s 4 ouarter Of year has not yes e,Apsea since
.msfr ,nrn Of the Havana wheel OF fortune
r.crsn, nich . nrise of ave thousand dollars, and
s;ncs ssen he has been specially elated and, more
49, sver confident that he was born under
incky star Indeed be has an idea OF getting =
diamond star made 70 represent 'oe DVini'y o'
Luck. I,., nj. h.
Dan a prize his friends have pestered him with
ssions to buy himself or, In other words IN
van portion Of bis surplus funds 10 his own tesh
and blood But Dick applied bis PHILOSOPHY to the
proposition, and the result Of his deliberations has
Lways been Q very emphatic nay. TIN as free as
want TO be-" quoth Lucky Dick; I've master
who IL kiad and good to me; when gets old, rs /
know must, he'll takefcare of me without my
bothsrin' my head about 1t, and when he dies, Ia
just - soon die too. Besides" continued Lucky
Dick, II might lose my luck il l was to fool away
my money in that way, for / own myself now just
- much % ever could, and more than any body
else does think what please, and enjoy eatin'
and seepin' and iovin' and all that, just as much
- any body ever did, and twenty times more than
Q good many poor white folks that knows on, who
are always gettin turned out, because they can't
pay their rent, and 90 Begin about to keep them.
selves and their children from starvin'. l knows
plenty Of that kind-I does"
For these and other reasons equally potent,
Lucky Dick refuses to negotiate either for the
freedom of himself bis wife, or his son. Instead,
however, he furnishes them with costly apparel
and Injuries, which appeal to the eye and appetite
In bis vest pocket he wears watch, which cost him
4110. and for bis wife he purchased god watch
and chain which stood him Ia Sl02; while the
dresses of himself bis wife and son on Sunday are
IN the very height of fashion
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c-v, CO-PAkTNE kSHlP NOTICE.
$500 The subscribers having associated them
2GSGselves under the style of g z. MILES
CO, for the purpose of carrying on the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING business are now prepared 70
&C. of every description at the shortest notice and
reduced prices Having procured the services OF s1,
perior workmen, we can confidently warrant all
work tu med out of cur establishment, and respect
fully solicit share of the public patronage Our
factory is situated Virginia street. near the Dan
vile Depot Repository, 18th street, between MAIN
THOS. 8. THORNTON,
JOHN PRITCHARD.
p s-REPAIRIN0 done with neatness and dis
patch. February ist' 1901.
fe 5-d&w6m
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Iron STOkE.-For the convenience OF
L our customers and the trade Generosity, we nave
opened store on the east side OF Pesrlstreet below
Cary where we shall keep constantly ON hand 80,
neral assortment of our IRON. Manufactured Oh
Virginia Charcoal Pig, VIA
Flats, from to inches
Rounds from to 81 inches
Squares, from / TO 4 inches
Ovals, Half Ovals, Half Rounds, Angle
Hoops Bands, Nail Rods, Horse Shoe Iron
ALSO Railroad Chairs, Spikes Axles, Bridge Boia
and Boiler Plate.
All of which will be sold at the lowest market
prices. X. ARCHER CO.
fa % dts Armory Rolling MILF
MEASURING, AKCHITECTUKE, NM
Nl GINEERlN9, &C &c.-tn eonsequenesei inc
great difficulty Of collecting small accounts, nave
Determined to adopt the cssh system All persons
therefore, VINO lay hereafter employ me to 10 essuis
work, or make estimates. will be expsesed 70 pay
the fee upon taking the bill from the once Chsrte
same sheretofore-printedc copies OF which may %
had on application.
~ have the assistance Of an experiensed snsF
neer. ,Li
Measuring, and ell business usually dons ny Afehi
tects and Civil En- CINE Sra prom pity attended 70
For sale, ROOFING SLATE OF the best sasi'T'
ALBERT l.. WEST Architect
Office on 18th street. next to Godcins hA"'
ap linz
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Ga EARTH EN- W AXE, CHINA AND
ETHa GLASS
gEsN SPRING, 1857.
VIM. F. BUTLER,

Importer ~ vain street, Richmond "a,
To now receiving per ships 'Andrew Foster" and
America" full supply of English goods of new
patterns and from various manufactures and auction
trade sales in this country, very large stock of
French China, Glassware, Looking Glasses Casters
and Fancy Goods, which he ofsrs for sale upon the
rnost favorable terms.
The merchants of Virginia, Tennessee and North
Carolina, are invited to examine his goods.
ES- Special pains taken to pack ell goods securely
and orders promptly filled. NH 1S.-Im
o1rER. CARRIAGES, CAKkIAGEs.--
MHIeL The sub,criber has on hand, at his Cossh
.x2x@-z-Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley between Main and Cary, Q5th and l4th streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, RAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and sULKIES, all of his own make, of the
best materials and workmanship; all of which will
be sold low good work of the kind be in the
city of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from
those in want of any article in the Carriage line,
am determined to make to order and sell at the low.
est prices possible, and all work sold that is new,
warranted.
e, II
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d" 10 half ...... 40
10 quarter 4" ...... ~
&c 10 eiphth %

hESTINY DEMONSTRATED MA
- DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information in eli the affairs relating
lfe such as Health, Wealth, Love- Marriage, Jour.
neys, Law Suits, Difficulties in Business, Absent
Friends Sickness and Death, and in respect to sill
other subsets both psst present and future, and s
concerns of life. Terms--For Ladies IS cents, Gen.
tlemen SO cents, each Apply at No. II, (which 10
the door, Tsyors alley. between 18th and 18th
and Main and Gary streets, Richmond Va.
fa12-d2mS
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Richmond. March 25 1857.

FTNU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feet dressed
l. 50 FLOORING for sale at $z4 per 1000 feet, a
Planning Mill, P Petersburg, Va
NH lS-dlm THOS. SHEDDEN co.
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D URUli STORE FOR SALE.--My
CD Professional engagements requiring my entire
EK attention, will sell the Key Stock and Fix
80 lures OF the Drug Store now kept by me, upon
very favorable terms, if immediate application is
made The stock is not large, but is very we'll Sc
leoted, and good business be doue by any COM
petent person who can give it proper attention.
fe Its JOHN F. JACKSON.
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$3.50 prizes amounting to..-................s2 O4U
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY


Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
xhe Numbers from to So GOO, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separate
placed in one Wheel.
The first u prizes similarly printed and encrsled
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then rsvolved, and q number Ia
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, and ct the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and sxhib-
tied to the audience, and registered By the Commits
sioners; the Prize being placed sgainst the Number
drawn. This operation 10 repeated until ell the
Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PSIZEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to thoss drawing ths
first 10 Prizes will be entitled to the u ApprcIims.
ton Prizes according TO the scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined BY the
last figure of the number that draws the $50 prize
For example, II the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No l. then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $40 If the num-
Der ends with No. 2. then al the tickets where the
number ends in Will be entitled to $40, and to
0. Certificates of packages will be sold at the fol.
lowing rates, which 10 the risk:
Certificate Of Package OF II 70 WHOLE shS Ti'sea'sss
10 quarter $780,, ~
lOeighth
In ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFcATEs.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may deeignate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be-
sent TO purchasers INN edately after the drawing
t. Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAIN and give their Post Office, County and State
e. Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and psy-
able in full without deduction.
CT All prizes of s |, goo and under, paid immedi-
ately after the drawins-othsr prizes at the usual
time of thirty days
All communication strictly confidential
Prize Tickle cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Address orders for Tickets or Certlhss.es to
81 SWAN co Atlanta ia
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ALFRED '. CRENsHAW,
THOMAS D. QUARLES,
THOMAS Ii. QUARLEs,
RICHMOND. March LIST, 1857.

to express his grateful acknowledg mepts to his
mereus friends and the pubiic, for the very liberal
patronage extended to him during long series Of
years; and would respectfully solicit ior the new
firm of CRENSHAW, QUARLES & CO, a con-
tinuance of the same. NH let's
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DiCHI1IUND SODA WATER ESTAB-
IL LISHMENT 1t 10 a fixed fact, that the only
genuine article of bottled Soda Water. Porter aud
Ale made in this city, is put up by M. MCCORMACK,
who hstters himself that be is able to compete with
any manufacturer either North south, having
been engaged in the business for the laat ten years
preceding sc, the greater part Of which year be
spent in visiting all the larger cities Of the North to-
gether with those of En- land and Ireland examining
their different brsweris, and bottng establishments
with vie to still greater improvements In the
manufacture of the said articles, slreadyso justly
celebrated.
The subscriber Is now bottling Porter. Ale, Cider,
Bcda Water, nc at his old stand where he hopes BY
strict attention to Business, to merit scopnusnes
of the patronage heretofore SO literally bestowed on
hi In former years All orders from city or eosn-
try customers promptly attended to.
The subscriber would most respectfully request all
his city customers to return all his bottles to bis dr
and other persons, as he finds gre pany
of them missing; and he forewsrns all purchasers oil
Soda Water Porter, Ale and Cider not 70 receive any
Of his bottles except from his drivers.
NJ MCCORMACK,
NH 2l-1m No S68 Brosd street.
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NEW kHk.a--The Subscribers have this
~ day formed partnership, uudsr the firm and
| style of CRENSHAW, QUARLES CO., for the
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~ go "a FOR n d Il o l. X AND
E e. aoRTsMoU AND The DiE;
sAkeI2sEsszfa- FERENT LANDINGS ON JAMES
RIVER via the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
to Port Walthall thence by the swift and comforta
BILE steamer WIN. SELDEN, Capt VIM. C. SMITH
Purssr D. J. HILL.
The Cars leave the Depot every Monday, We'd
nesdsy and Friday mornings, at 81 O'clock
THOS. DODAMEAD, Gupt.
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NIOTlCE,..lily wife Martha A. lew Lew
IN has lsft my BED and board. without jass
or provocstion on my part; thsrsiors 90 ns or
giving her credit for any thins on my account o' ny
sum or amount Whatsoever. r,urs
Ia lS-ems JOHN LS"
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NTKs CLAIHOKNE BAkksDALE VII
lVl open School for Girls on the 2oth OF - -
Of her residence, on Church Hill, corner 1tsn
Franh.in sts The usualbranehes OF Ehshsn "a''
will be pursued,
TERMS Two dollars per month: p.w,
RErEREacss~-R. J. Gaines DR.. J. 49,,
Henry Carrington, Charlotte, Virginia; X Il. ass''
Esq Or John Wayt, N. G. Read, Esq kshmoh''
NH f7,.-aSm
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NA2 PIANOS.---The subscrtber.
has just received one of J. Z G. Pie
chers ceebreted7 octave PIANOS
1t u unnecessary 70 say anything In
Communication Of Rischers Pianos they are too well
known and appreciated to require II. Any person
wishing superior Piano has now IN opportunity 10
obtain one st the manufacturers price. II
THO6. w. KEE6EE,
sps At Geo. J. Summers, Pearl Is.
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UO-PARrNERsHIPs, go.


his \ u l. U r 10 1.-The Copartnersnlp
- heretofore existing between the s9oscrloeIs Ior
the last Eve years. in tbs Lumber ana d snoBanJ oo
s;ness 10 this day dissolved with mutual consent
John A Beivin having purchased the inteIest "
the other partner In the stock on hand Will nersa
ter cent, nue. the busness ut the old stand on BE
cwu ase~ unit.
Human A. Parker will close the unsettled bust.
us.. OF the concern without delay, and requests all
persons having claims agsinst the firm to present
tnea TO him immediately for payment:
J. A. BELvIN,
TRUMAN A. Parker.
The uudersiKped IL nconducting, ON bis
own account the LUMBER and MAHOGANY BU-
sINEsS at the yard formerly kept by Mesrs. r.
a Whitfield corner Of Cary and 10th streets
He returns his thanks to his friends for the liberal
oatronsge be has heretofors received, and hopes by
Industry and attention to his business to merit
tinuance of the same at hts new location.
anI-1m+ TRUMAN PARKER.
NUTICE.-.In consequence of the death
Y of Mr. Jas. ALLEN, the firm of DAVENPORT,
ALLEN & CO. 10 this day dissolved. The unsettled
bugipes % of the concern will be Equidated by the
1ui'i''As f0 ISAAC DAVENPORT, sR.,
APRIL LIT, GRIFFIN B. DAVENPORT.
The subscribers have this day entered into Co
artpership under the firm Of L. & 9. b. DAvEN.
PORT, for the purpose of contipuing the AUCTION
AA>D 0 ISAAC DAVENPORT, 3d.,
GRIFFIN B. DAVENPORT.
kypry st
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I'EUSTEE'S NDTICE.-.S. z. somple. of
this city having by Deed of Trust, of this
date, duly recorded in the Hastings Court. conveyed
to for the benefit CT his creditors his stock Of
Drugs snd Medicines at his Drug Store, No. 2O2 Main
street. and all debts due him ell persons ind ebted
to him requested to make prompt payment.
The entire stock is offered for sale privately,
der the provisions Of the deed. The business Offers
strong inducements to a Druggist
Under authority conferred BY the deed, have ap-
pointed the said sempe my agent, to SELL at retail,
and to collect the debts
P. II. GIBSON, Trustee.
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Richmond Markets, 9pril4.

FLOUR-We hear of Gales to-day of few hum
dred barrels to shippers at Sc l2t for superns, and
S6 62t for Extra.
" liEAT- Continues quiet at 1901 So for good to
prime red; 4o0l Is for good to prime white. Re-
cepts very light.
CORN Quiet at sc to 10 cents Per buihel.