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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-12

ihE FLORIDA ispiANs-6sn Hsrney was, at
last dates 10 active pursuit Of tho indians on ths
eIst sice OF Lake Oke Chobee. Ii 10 supposed that
nnfoftant results will How from this move me- MT
ibaans are In that section Of country s an ur-
aoaoted fsei.- Idmpa Peaia. alar 2st4 ut
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MR. JAMES GOLD, formerly a respectable mer
eaAnt OF Lexington died recently at bis re- sidence
On Coliiers Greek In Roekbridge, at the advanced
age Of eighty seven.
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-, Ans schooner Jarvis Lyon, from Dridgeport.
bonnd 10 Washington. with a cargo NJ ,n.r.s. ~,
sseaooned on the I'd inst, In = sinking Condition.
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ID BAL ESTATE kUH SALE PRIVATE.
h Tive authorized to seli that valuable.
HOUSE and LOT, on Main street, next door above
Msssrs Lewis n. Webb 4 Co, running back to the
alley in rear and now in the occupancy Of MeLsrs.
Cook Mott AuctioEsers.
Also, the vacant Lot, fronting IS feet, on thu.
South side of Eranklin street, and bounded by
Shockoe Cresk, on the East. Applyto
PHILIP NJ. 9ABB & SON.
Office on Governor street.
fe T-T& FtistAp Between Main and Franklin.
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,e-r~. THE GREAT SOUTHERN w1
$3.50 HAT AND CAP MANDATORY XII
kS4A AND DEPOT e
SPRING TRADE, IS 81.
JOHN DOOLEY,
n MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

JOHN DOOLEY,
81, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTER CT
HATS, CAPS, LADIES FURS, TRAININGS
&C, sc.
Would on this occasion particularly call The atteo-
ton of his regular customers end othsrs to the pre-
parations he has msde for the business of Spring.
During hisrscent tour in the Nor'h, he has visited
not only tbs cities OF Baltimore. Fhlsdelphia and
New YORK but also the principal! manufacturing die
trsts whore goods in hie line get upthus b. has
been .bled both to obtain samples of every article
made, and pure base more advantageoUsly than here
tofoTe.
s1ch arrangements will insure MIN a regulsr sup
ply of the newest and choicest styles
The silk and other H ats OF his own make have in
varisby been deemed by his customers superior to
those of Northern importation. From various i'm
provemenfs recently made in hia factory, the supe
iiorty will rot only b, maintained, Init added to.
euch country merchants as purchase e!sewh3re,
without giving Richmond trial, he would respect
fully iuvi'e to visit his estabshment-he assures
them houd thev do So they will ind stock of goods
equaus n variety quantity. and low prices that of
any other house North or South
His business arrangements are Of the completest
kind aud the greatest attention is paid til, careful
packing ana prompt 'hipment OF goods. NH Cts
a. nOEiUE 10 THE LADIES'
asaassss The subscriber has just received a large
supply Of Lade., Misses and Childrsn's
'A'i ladies' n aorecoo Welt sootes, with heels
fs;;: !: e. 81. e s...: !: with s...
Do do do do without heels
Do Black Lasting Caters, very fine
Do Go DO do without heels
Do do Black Morocco and Kid Slippers,
with heels
Misses Morocco Bronze Slippers
Childrens Morocco and Pat. Leather Ankle Ties
And many other styles of shoes.
All of the above goods were selected by himself
with especial care and he takes pleasure in recon-
men6ng them 10 hia customers, as beiag Of tire very
best quality. ALEX. HILL,
NH Z IZ7 Main street.
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SPRING TRADE, 1857.
am IN receipt of my Spring Stock whieh proba-
bly, is the largest received In this cty and to
which | am making additions dsily-the following
comprising part
1900 drums crop Figs 50 bxs Nessina Oranges
$50 boxes esd Haisins 80 90 do Lemons
lab bags Palm Nuts 10 cases Prunes
IS do new Pecan Nuts 10 frail. Dates
50 do Almonds, gEsd casks CurIants
300 fresh Cosoannts 10 easss Sariinss sss'd
80 bts assorted Ficsiel 81 do ass'd Preserves
100 do Gum Drops 81 boxes Juiubs Paste
so do Muscat Wine % do sssid Cordisls
STEAM CANDIES.
Also, Steam Candy, of my own manufacture, Of
standard crushed fu2ars, made By No. workmen,
and warranted in every particular.
Give me cal at I07 Main street
LOUI8 J. BOSSIEUX,
nh 6-6. steam Candy Manufacturer
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IA A " EEADE I7sa MUM aElU u q ~
~ COMMERCIAL Al|D LITERARY
In EOdGin.s Hall, corper Bank & Iith SITS.
FREE to Strangers aud to Young Men
The Library contains over 1900 Volumes, besides
Periodical Magazines the Reading Room, over 80
Newspapers.
Ansual subscription forrse Of both, including with.
drswaI Of Books ONLY Two DOLLARS for irdi-
yi1uai, and -Four DOLLARS for g finn.
n 8egistry is hn:e kept of Ioang Men wanting
Employ ment, and reliable irfotns ton and refe-
rences TO their character and Qualifications Given
to employers grstuitously and without any disclo.
sure Of the names and wants of such employ ors
less specially authorized by thsm.
Reading Room open from 81 O'clock A. NJ until 10
O'Clock P III. every day except Sunday.
q a,u1t,
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ERuAD-RDCK RIA

AA BROAD-RDCK RIA
sas~a .SanAaS-~ CTS will commences the
-rlsssss5aN sszsEEsA FL RST TUEsDAY IN
MAY. First Day-A sweep
STAGE for three yea old Colts and Fillies pro-
duae Of mares that never won produced winner
Mile hssts. Closed with four Subscribers; 800 en-.
trance, half #.
Second Day, Wednesday, Sweepstakes for three
year old Colts and Fillies Mile heats; 1900 entrance
half It. To close 18th March, 1857 Same day. purse
800 two mile heats
Third Day Fropnetors Purse $780, mile heats
best three in five.
Fourth Day, Fridey-A post stake for all ages $3.50
entrance, play or pay the Club to add 300 -Four
mile hests three or more to make q racs. TO close
the 18th March. Now three subscribers
Entrances to be addressed to the Proprietor, ct
kichrnond. We CALVIN GREEN,
fe 81 dtl5mar Proprietor.
e.. N. Y. Spirit of tn, Tim.s copy til! 18th March
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SPRING, 1857.
M CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENwARE,

GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 20 Pearl ST.. Richmond,
Has in store, and is receiving by recent erri-
vsis from Liverpool and the American Factories
his Spring supplies of CHINA, Gil ASS, EARTREN-
WARE, LOOKING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS,
NC, to which he invites 40 examination from mer
chants visiting this market.
His stock will bs found a, extsrsive and complete,
and will DC sed as gooo terms any house. in the
country offer
20 all cash or prompt paying time customers In
ducemeDts will be offered equal to any 20 be found at
tbs North.
80 those merchants who have been ia the habit of
buying ell their gooos at the North, he would say
that all he asks is impartial inspection OF bis
stock and prices assuring hsrn they will save time
labor aud expense. by leaving their orders here.
The most careful and experienced packers engaged,
and goods promptly folwarded.
sTONEWARE of the best quality, at factory
prices NH 6-2m
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LUCK IN LEIsURE-The ship Samuel Russell
with valuable cargo of teas, silks and spices,
sailed from China for New York some time since.
BY stresa of weather she had a long passage Of
about 100 days, which of course nullifed the sale
OF her cargo. the time fixed in the terms of the
sale for the arrival of the goods having expired
After her departure from China and before she
reached New York, the war broke out, by which
means her cargo on arrival was worth more TO her
owners than it would have been if she had made
her trip in the ordinary tine. In other words,
had abe made quick voyage, she would have
caused loss of $500 900. The last place eff deten-
ton was in the ice at Norfolk where her situation
for time was very critically Y. Herald.
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The subscribers, who the surviving partners Of
the late firm Of Aug. Anderson Co will wind up
the business eff that fra without further delay and
will be Obliged to ali those Indebted to them to mahe
prompt payment. ALEXIUs GREEN,
JEO. A HALVES,
Surviving Partners CT the late firm OF
T. srr AM IL
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fSfrINY DEl.iDNsTHAThB.- ma
- DAME MoLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give inform alton In oil the affairs relating
life, such as Health Wealth. Love, Marriage, Jour
Deys Law Suits, Difficulties in Business, Absent
Friends, Sickness and Death, and in respect to all
other subects both past, present aEd future. and all
concerns of life. Terns-For Ladies % cents, GEN
tlemeu 80 cents, each Apply at No. II, (Which is
and Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
falS-61mk
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FEN n, StEAa' ifs1N AND Gas FIJI
K TING ESTABLISHMENT, THlRTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CAkY.-phe
subscriber is fully prepared to 10 sill kinds of work
ia the above business with dispatch; and returns
thank. to his patrons for past favors and
solcits continuance Of the Being master
OF his bueiress rs promise his customers that
all work done by him will, st least be equal to any
other house il the city, and fully as ehesp-a fact
known TO all persons who know whEt good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, dC.-He is prepared
10 execute this description Of work in a very sups
rior manner, both 10 town and country.
TIN WARE Always on hand, large and gene
rsi assortment of fin Ware wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING -He is likewise prepared to do
all kinds of Gss Fitting in tbs best manner
PUMPS -He keeps always on hand a large and
extensive stock of Well and Garden Pumps.
fell CHARLES II. LANGLEY
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWstAPhn---NU.
4 TlCE.-ln consequence OF the absence of several
persons who expected to be present the ss e
yesterday the subscriber concluded that he would
DOT offer the iNTELLIGENcER for.ssle at auction
He now offers the Inteliigencer Office, including
Presses, Types and other material heretofore
nlersted-together with the 'good viii" of the pa
per, tthe value of which may be Accurately agcer-
tanned by reference to his booksl at the minimum
price of = iUo9, payable in 6, II, 10 and "A morths-
fer approved, endorsed negotiable notes. The books
will show that the nett cash income of tbs paper
Excluding ell uucoiectea acc0untsl has been over
$4,000 per for the LAST ereatcea years and that
in years it hiss resched II 010.
To the purchaser of the Newspaper, the Building
in which 1t is conducted and built expressly for The
purpose, Sank street, adjacent to the Exchange
Bank, will first be offered at fair valuation, and
should he decline to purchase, it viii be sold at
ton.
AS the subscri Der viii 1stura to Raleigh in fsw
days, and ast ia best that the negotiation for the
purchase ofthe paper should be conducted in Peters
burg, he refers eli percons desiring 10 purchase to
Messrs. fAENILL i sos who have full power TO act
for him in Ehs premises.
N. B. Until the sale of the Newspaper Office the
paper will bs continued usual.
I1EN W syhE
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sNF4AlIAltf tpr THE IihUIIAL CGsE-
d LEGE OF VIRGINIA This lntirrnsry, located
Marshall street. Ia open for the reception Of patients
throus hout the year All persons requiring Medical
or Surgical aid except the insane and those iaboFlnz
under contagious diseases are admitted into the In
stitztion. Che accommodations for the sick are CON-
plete.
The patients ara under the charge of the Pfofes-
of the College, aided by resident Ply
s;cian. The charges for Medical attsndsnCs Sarg-
cal Oporstiore, Nursing, Diet Medicine, AID every
service rendered by the Institution, are for
White Patienis..r ....,...............So par Wse3
Colored - Observation-Disclosures.
Pr cate rooms. 20 - -
Attending surgeons-frof. GIBSON, PENCoLAs
ard WEXFORD.
Acting Physicians-frof. TUcKEs, SCOTT and
CONWAY.
Resident Ph7sicar-KARIos HOWARD, Md
steward--F. NJ. PARRISH.
President of Infrmary-L. g. JoYNEs II. ..
Persons in the country wishing to send patients t5
the lntrmary, or desiring information, nsy address,
the President or the Steward. ia SIM
eSEEILEVUE flUsPITAL--dhis lnstliu-
I'D ton ls sltua sd on Church hill, Richmond Va
in a delightful, airy position. and is furnished witch
every convenience conducive to the comfort Of pa
tents ana the successful treatment Of disease.
The Lying-in Wards are peculiarly scmmo6toos.
TAa undersigned give thsr personal attendance TO
sli patients placed under their charge.
TERM5:
CnIored Patieuts... per week
Whites
These rates embrace an charges for Board, Ae6i-
icines, aGd Medical ard Surgical attendance.
ES~ No Small Pox admitted
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, NJ. D,
3raCe street, between 4th and 9Th.
C. \. MILLS, 81. D.,
18th street, between Broad and Marshxu.
Ri. COLEMAN, h. D.,
Corner of 4th and GRACE streets.
Resident Physioisn-Dr. WOOD. s!-sm
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PETERSBURG, Feb. %. 1857.

INBUIUE GuNpUWDHk TEA.-A new
~ supply of GREEN TEAS, jast opened. The
very best GUNPOWDEk TEA, retailing at only
s per pound, A full assortment of cheaper Teas
at Soc. 75c.. 80c &C, according to quality. first
rate Black Pea, at Soc. Best Oolong Black Tea, 7oc
pei Douud.
WILLIAM T. KING. 6 and Franklin st.,
fel2-1m Ola Market.
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asa SNYDER will continue the Lnenpfaeture OF
Stoves &c, at the former works OF oo~ets, Hiy
= Csrtsr and solicits a continuance OF the liberal
"a harA sytenced.
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Virginia WORM kiEL&k-CHIL-
v DREN cay FOR III -This preparation has
bsen used for years aud its popularity is daily ia.
creasug, its great virtues ths only successful
Worm Destroyer becomes more known. 1t is conf.
dently recommended by physicians and Others
the safest, BEST and most pleasant remedy for ex-
psllipg worms in 1t Is gerry taken By chill
dren sDd vii! prove successful when sll the ordinary
nsusealiuR worm seed oil preparations fail
Prepared only by L. j. Picot, and sold By Druggists
generally NH IL
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L BOyEKs will conrnus the manufacturing
and puttue up Iron Eropts;i House AID hnliDg Cast
ins, and ali kinds Of Architectural Iron Work, snd
soiicts the patronage of sill those wsnatng anything
connected with hir branch of toe business, which
will be conducted at the foundry formerly occupied
by J. T. L L.. u. Barnes corner Of Cary ard 9Th sts.
Ir1H
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8 nkD OATa.-We have On nuna ~"
- small Iofs Of SEED OATS. for eel. ey soy
mhs III Bread ST.
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VALUABLE DAIRY AND Hi A ii "a L. ~
GARDEN FARM ADJOINING TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND FOR SALE.--mr. ). Fl. Cook, the
owner of the above farm having entered into other
business, has authorized to sell the same. 1t is
situated AfitchelPs Spring, about three fourths
of mile from the corporation line, and contains
about 10 acres Of land, well enclosed and highly i'm
proved market garden. There 10 upon the place
an excellent brick dwelling, containing roDms, be-
sides stable, barn. kitchsp &c, all in good repair.
to enabIe residine tb.yson to transact bn
ness in Richmond. If desired, all the personal =
tate the place and the pegroeE hired for the pre-
sent year. will be disposed of to whonsoever may
purchase the place. AZ the 10 anxious to sell,
bargain will be given Apply at once to hr. Cook,
ortc GOOD1N APPERSON,
f. 2I---2swlm Auationeers.
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NOaICh:-.By virtue OF authority under
deed OF trust from Bernard BtieI. 10 me- bear.
point THos. sHsrPARD, az NV sesnt to eondnct IN
n,y name general SHOE BUSiNEss, in the city
only. WM NSIpsaV
f. 2T-9w* ~
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4 AGEKbkEh, puf up In DO tiles Tor Iau,
= ~ use. fints Bi25 per dozen; Quarts a. rs
~ defs left at Mr. o. A. Strscksr. essrs Laidisy
hobinson, or at my store, No. 2oa Main street, will
be promptly attended to.
r. WILBACKEa
no eharfa for carriage. ~ WHIT
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sNaEPAaeTNEbsh If. Th1 subscribers
" hsve entered into oopsrtnership under the style
and firm of kEEsEE PARR, for the purpose of
manufacturing Stone Ware, and have taken t5e
house at the of 18th and Gary streets. where
they will keep always hand an assortment Of the
very best quality of Ware. -
THOMAS w. KEE5EE,
q, m nANIN pkHH
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ni.sULUriUN.--Th irm OF Bow MhS,
IL SNYDER CARTER which expired ~ hn M.
tion on the first day of January last, ana nss AZ
been conducted under the same style ms peea ''
solvsd BY mutual consent, as of that daie. lu,
ASA SNYDER il authorized to settle the Dusi'
ns's Oh 'ne ia's ni"' Al. BOWERS,
Asa SNYDER,
CHAS. CARTER.
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wgo WROTE THE MICRO SoSGs'-The p!in.
cipal writer Of our national music is said % be
Stephen G. Foster, the author of Uncle Ned, ~
Sussnnsh," &c. Mr.. Foster resides near Pitts
burg, where he occupies a moderate olersshIp.
upon which, and Il percentage on the sale OF his
songs, be depends for living. lie writes the po-
etry as well as the music Of bis songs. These are
supgl wherever the English language is spoken,
while the music is heard wherever men sing. 10
the cotton fields of the South. among the mines OF
California and Australia, in the coast cities OF
China, in Paris, ia the London prison-overy
where, in fact. his melodies are heard "Uncle
Ned" was the first.
This was published in 16i5, and reached sale
unknown till then in the music publishing bust
ness OF THE Old Folks at Home" 100 0O0 copies
have been sold in this country, and az many more
in England. "My Kentucky Home" ard "Old
Dog Tray" each had a sale of about 10000 All
his other songs had great run All his compost
their way to the popular heatt and link themselves
indssolubiy with its best associations.
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-. ~ 60 DISEASES OFF THE
aks<x@s}zaSkzss FEkT Aud HANDS, Corns
>sLOLX sa~A Bunians, Deformed Nails,
Nc, and every disotder OF
me Feet and aads eradca,ed without any pain By
~, ., SCHULTZ the siifuf Surgeon Chifopodisf
bon, London. NorIcE.-Dr y. bess to inform bis
psasnts friends, and thu public senerally, that he
aas now removed his efhse TO 100 Broad street.
soors rom the corner OF Mr. ZsehrssoLs Drug Store
oetween 9th and 18th streets stairs, tdgn on the
a91.l where he may be daily oonsaltsd from A. M.
IL Ladies ssd Gsntismas. a. usual, attended st
NH T. DIM
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Richmond. March 8. 1857

esPE GlAL NETtUE.-T. PET EkSCN.
- GRADUATE OF Til E PHILADELPHIA
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. having purchased Of
Mr.. j. 3. WOOD his stuc< of DsUGs, CHEMtCAtS,
FANCY ARTICLES &c at bis city DRUG STORE,
corner of 18th and Man streets next TO thu se.
Charles Hotel, respectfully soicts continuance OF
the patronage heretofore SO Literally extended 10
his Predecessor sni hopes. by strict attention and
partieularty as to ths purity and good quality OF all
articles offered for SALE to meet liberal share Of
cu,tonn. March 2, 1857.
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JOHN L. sMITHEg will continue ths DRY
GOODS business in The house lately occupied oy j.
L. smither Bro, ard begs to tendsr hts most grsts-
fu scknowled GIN his friends and The public for
thu very liberal pstronags accorded 10 the late r,
AID respectfully soicits for himself contnuscee OF
tn same sssur0g them that his best efforts VIII pc
to him til air favoIs. rucy
NH Sim JOHN Ia SnIi 'r,''.
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J. GRATTAN CA9ELL

oss Sskk Il h ~ IA three Story RttclS
EaS Dwelling containing rooms. brick sitch.n
-szsA with three rooms, and Ess and city water ou
this premises; situated on Clay, 9Th ssreet-in
good neighborh Possession can be had irnm..
diateIy Apply TO
Z. A. j CLOPTOS, Agt and Collector,
No Wall st, under ct. Charles Hotel
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a NEssDrhe subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that lie has taken
the old stand of Gsrst & Lisherser, recently occu-
MED by J r. Lipscomb, Main strest, IN the town
of Danyile, where ne will buy, sell and receive on
consignment sale, either publicly or privately, all
kinds of Country Produce and all articles OF Goods
Weres and Merchandise, Groceries &c., and make
the usual advances on coneirnments
lie will IS heretofore, attend to the pGies OF To-
bacoo and any other article of property to be- sold
nubiicJy either in Dsnyille the surrounding coun
try He Rattsrs himself that experience Of over
fifteen years viii warrant him in promising entire
satisfaction all who may favor him with their pa
tfouggs Having secured tbs services OF Nj. 70
BERT S. JONES. formerly of the house of john
son Co. he fi.tters hinsaf that the requirements
of all his friends will be fully met.
He refers to Messrs. stokss Il Rives, David r. Will
Hans Samuel Ayres and james A. Cowardin, of
Richmond and to all the merchants, mrnufac turerE
and business men ssnsraly IN Danve.
ia lots THCS. 4. NEAL
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,rNaNcraI ann COMMERCIAL.

FINANCIAL AND Co1tmHhCAA.
The following 10 a compmstive sta1emsn' .. tne
eouditiou of the BANKS of tbs city Of new fork,
March ID and 9Th:
Tn.r. epecie Circ'n. Depts.
Mach Q s,iI IS77I7 10 e45.24 S.559tI5 s@I.S s8e
Msreas' iii,ssssie Si6 S'4o9es' y, SoS 22z
showins an increase Of a aosT:; SIss sss
Is OF Circulation. S6422
.. of Undrsvn Deposlts l67 sea
,Tbs Rank statement Is more favorable than was
.,,;.g,s.sd and shows, with iacress. ef coin ard
undrswn deposits. an expansion In circulation ano
Io.ns Of one million. The rate Of foreign exch ange
recudss the idea of any loss in coin from an uro-
rs.u .msnd. aad the rates of domestic bills mak .
Il equally certain that the Banks will steadily
strengthen from receipts from the interior Az thu
season advances the coin now accumulated at Rev
Orleans will be released By the shipment of cotton,
and tend materially TO increase the deposits of coin
here.
Sales in New YORK, on Tuesday, $4,000 Va. 6's. rs
at S92
Sixty head Of Virginia Cattle ware sold in New
York, Tuesday, at si10Ii5O per 100 pounds.
By Telegraph.
NEW YoRx, March 1l.--Flour heavy; State sc 10
ass; Southern unchanged Whea. declined; prime
white S17S. Corn firm. Stocks frmer; Virginia 6's
&91
BALTIMORE, March IL Flour steady at s6.
Whest firm; white 81 5a0i65; Red SLASH "a
Corn better; white 60D65; yellow 59063.
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Having sold to W PrrftsoN my stock OF Drugs:
&c a. the store corner of 18th aAd Nam Streets
hereby recommend him to the confidence CT my
friends and the public and reapeetialy ask TOR nm
continuance of the pstroaage heretofore 10 1osfaJ
bestowed upon me. go . va.
My office, fer the present, will be with MI Peter
son, at the old stand. -oo2
Mach 2, I957.-mh S-tim j. o "oOV.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-12

LII FOX ANTyEKP.--The A I shin
1LEE HELEN R. COOPER- Capt. Laphar 10
load at City Point without delay, havir the
greaer portion OF her cargo ready to 20 on board
For freight Of Tobacco or Flour, apply to
70 "a PALMER & CI,0PTOH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-12

NUTICE -.The knliroad Mills, Unfe Tai.
iaferrosl near the new Gss House, Is in perfect
order: and will grind Wheat, Corn, Rye, Buckwea.
1c, for Toll or Cash Flour will be pack ed in bar
rels or baga IL desired. Oyer 10 buslies of wheat
will anly be charged oue-ts1th toll
fiour, Meal and Feed for sale ct the Mill or SUP.
pied TO customers at the lowest cash price
~ h:-Grinding done for Merchants on the lowest
terms. oy ne Is--'mfI A. J. McDOWELL I