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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06

Richmond Markets, April ).

There has been less animation than usual in trade
for the season. Money continues easy. The Banks
required to specie payments on the LIST Of
May, by act of the Legislature; but we anticipate
no incr ased pressure, from the fact since Banks
have been prudent and enReayoring to strengthen
themselves since the suspension in September
There is little change in quotations of produce
Oh groceries since last Friday.
Northern EEctttH9e.-0a New York, Philadelphia
ami Baltimore l1aGlss premium.
GOLD and SILVER l3a@lSt premium.
TOBACCO-To-day being holiday there is moth
ing doing iu Tobacco; but there was change i'll
quotations Friday and Saturday: Inferior LuIs III
hhds at 81 5hGDSj; good s. 5NGs6: fine shipping
s65U(GS7,9. Interior Leaf 81 .J0(I}o 81. good S91l TO-
Gil
FLOUR-The market continues dull To Ship
pers we quote 50 for Supsrhnf Extra - 50. By the
dray load to the trade quote Superne s. 25G5 90
Extra S. 800; Family S7(G7 80
WHEAT.-TDe mills will now in few weeks cease
grinding for the The receipts cry Zig ht
red 81 20@l %; good TO prime white 81 30(dgl 81.
CORN.-Market quiet at 81 2td60 cents per bushel
OATS-35Gn371& cts per bushei and ), arce.
BACON .-lhe market is firm at lo7a for sides; So
for shoulder; hams l5a0l2 cts per Ito.
SUGARc-Ne quote New Orleans 6Ad9Sls cts; 7.
Rico and Cuba, none in market Loaf lZ4ac; Crushed
and Powdered ll4a Coffee Iol4 b Coffee 91&a99ic;
sae aust W. quote Rio a
l2cts as to quality and quantity: Laguayra Ic: ia
WHISkEY.-Richmond Rectifed 22(123c, dull
Cincinnati. none in market
Northern Markets.
BALTIMORE, April Flour and Wheat quiet and
unchanged Corn active and advanced z6J3 cents
white 6lG63c; yellow 64Gp67c.
New loRK. April 5-Flour quiet-state 81 81 :;
Ohio 81 6n6f5; sonthern unchanged Wheat quiet
and nominal Corn buoy ant-white 70t1T2
Stocks opened dull aud lower, but closed higher.
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Manifestations will be played again tonight,
4. 10 grand spectacle, full of beautiful scenes and
wonderful effects from beginning to end. large
audience last night manifested the most uuquali-
fed admiration of the piece. aud We predict for 1t
a fine run. Mile CHRISTINE added much to the in
terest Of the performance, by her beautiful dan
ces We regret that our space denies US the priv
ilege of saying more of this charm ing entertain
nent at present,
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beth Houses Of the Legislature have agreed "a
adjourn on Thursday next, the sth inst, suss dc.
I'm the seuaee yesterday, the South Side bxsen-
s,on. and ). Richmond and Lynchharg' Railroad
hills we're defeated by heavy majorities.
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Nov ferk jsurnsl .tAipks thai II the italian
eenspiratoss. tnsssaA Of adopting complicated
schemes, would astampt Nspslsen's life with sin.
Sie revolver, tAsy weuid b more likely to sue
sssA. xhs eian - . single pistol has been a.
tempted bt1sss, With point blank aim, and failed
~ ~ 0ees tFisd agAia lassly, with no success
u s1rikss - shat tbs sursst way Of ovsrshrouing
shs Imperial 0cvsrnnsnt, would be for the CON.
.sDiratsrs y blow ont their own brainA In that
eseAe, The liberal cause would DO saved from the
sfAGgtrfng load Of sSIliss and crimes which Mag
aana = Co. se~ hsap upon iss shoulders.
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The resolution adopted at the instance Of sena-
tor DssEALE, by which $1,000 have been appro-
priated for the removal Of the remains OF President
Monroe from New York 20 our cemetery, will COM
mand universal appreciation. We trust that this
appropriate measure will be carried into operation
at as early period as practicable, and that
suitable monument will soon rise among the
sacred groves Of Hollywood to commomorats the
resting place of this ilustrious Virginian
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STILL LATER FROM UTAH.

ST. LOUIS, April 5.-Advices from the army in
Utah to the LIST of March, state that Col. Johnston
had an effective force of eighteen hundred men and
a thousand animals in good condition, together
with large force Of youngsters. 1t was the uni
versaI impression that Col. Johnston would not
await achievements before making attack
Nothing further had been heard of the Mormon
prepa ration.
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NEW YORK, April 5th---Advices from the army
in Utah, to the 10th of February have been receiv-
ed. The health of the army was good. The march
upon Salt Lake would probably commence about
the Goth of May Several hundred recruits had
arrived at Fort LeaveuwOrth. Preparations were
making at the latter place for the early forward
ing of reinforcements.
Col. Hoffman's command had been met 400 miles
from Leayenworth.
Col. Johuston's provisions would not last longer
than May, but there were at Fort Scott four
months supplies for 5000 men, and train would
be dispatched from that point to Camp Scott I'M
mediate1V
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE IN WASHINGTON. Marcellus
Stops, formerly of Alexandria, Va, was shot
down and killed In Ninth street, Washington city.
on Saturday night last. He was young man of
good character. A man named William John son
was arrested for the murder.
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THE CABISEr.-An unf0unded rumor has been
in circulation that the President designed re-
construction of his Cabinet. The members COM
posing it are known to be harmonious on the gen
eraI policy of the administration, and friendly in
all their relations.
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Conversational Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, April S. S2ndte.--The Senate was
engaged all day On the Washington Police bill,
which finally passed. Adjourned
House-The House concurred in the Senate's
amendments to the Army Increase Bill, for three
instead of five regiments including Texas
The Washington Police bill was reported and re-
ferred to the committee of the whole, to be consd
cred after the deficiency bill is disposed Of 1t is the
same as the Senate bill There is au evident dis
position in the House to do something for the Sup
preston Of murder, violence and robbery, which
are of such frequent occurrence.
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MAHRIED,

Ia rhest.,seld ON Thursday, April lsty hy the
pav M ssregery mir. WILLIAM s. QshR,EN, o.
this cir. 10 Miss MARY A. CUTToM, OF chssteIneia
eetlnty Va.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NORFOLK April 5-Arrived at Hampton Roads
ship Victory, Gardner, from Calao.
W.. CITIZENS and strangers should only procure
the Steam Ambrotypes executed by TYLER Z Co.
They are the best and cheapest work of art of the
age. Gallery 1879 Main street. TYLER & Co.
EI~ THE Steam Ambrotype Depot, 1879 Main street
is the proper place TO obtain good and cheap Por-
traits TYLER L Co Artists
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DRICE g. WATKINS.

4 COMPLETE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
We beg leave to inform our friends and the public
that present stock Of French, English and Anne
rican DRY GOODS sut passes any that We have ever
before offered, i'll completeness. elegance and yarie
ty We are enabled too, to offer many kind of goods
CfiEApEk than heretofore. and our friends may
assured that every article viii be sold at the
LOWEST MARKET pric,, and of the hest quality:
Splendid Col d and Black SlIkS, in a'Quille and
Flnunced Robes, Bayadere, Chene, &c
Beautiful Bayade and Chene Colored DRESS
SILKS
Black rAFFETAs and eros De RHINEs. very
cheap
French BERAGEs. in Robes and plain Dresses
Chall9 De LANES; French CHAbLIES
Foulard SILKS plain and figured
French Spring MOUSELINE De LANES
Superb Lace aud Muslin COLLARS and SLEEVE Els
silk and Real Lace MANTILLAS
PARAS0LS of all grades, new styles
SH WIS for the season, black and cOlored
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES and VESTING. in va
riety
C0TTONADES, goods for bags
Great barg aims in Irish LINENS
BieaChed LONG CLOTHS
Linen and Cotton SHEETfNG
Plantation GOODS, &C.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods
ap 6--3ts
A#@ VOTE FOR HIM
FRED. BUTLER
FOR HIGH CONSTABLE
HEAD QUARTERS CITY GUARD,"(
- Richmond, April 6th 1875. J
WORDERs
Attend a Drill and meetiog of your company
at Military Hall, this (TUEsnAY) evening. the 9Th
instant at O'Clock, promptly.
VIM TRUMAN, Captain.
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Ex-PREsIDENT PIERCE writes from Madeira that
the climate of that island continues to prove high
lY be neficial to the health of Mrs. Pierce.
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= IA AnVERTIaKRs

Advertisements for the DrssAscn must be HANDED
ny sss sosask IN IA arsowoex IN order 70 appear
she n1xt dAy Ths hsAvy pressure Of advertisements
us,cu he columns Il our paper win not admit On
tan fscsptioa sstsr tbs hour named.
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On motion, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY. Anrif bth. Isl


Bdls FdsSed--To repeal an act to authorize the
Crescent manufacturing company to raise money
by loan at not more than 8 per cent. interest, or
by sale of preferred stock or other stock, passed
March 10th, 1858.
House bill for the relief of Vim. d. Framework.
House bill refunding sum OF money to r. r
Fletcher. guardian of Ann I. Lewis, for taxes paid
on erroneous assessment of land.
House bill to amend ch. III of the Code In rela-
ton 70 owners of adjoining fishing shores.
Senate Bill for the payment of interest to the
officers Of the Valley Bank OF Virginia, at Moore
field ard Staunton, on certain treasury notes held
by them after maturity.
Senate bill TO incorporate the Holidays Cove
and Wellsburg turnpike company.
Adjournment Sine Lis.--At Ill O clock the Spgtxys
announced that the hour had arrived for the con.
sidsration Of the order OF the day The a;ax biIl'
Was accordingly taken up; whereupon
Mr.. MARTY moved that the same be passed by for
tbs purpose Of taking up the Senate resolution
fixing the day Of adjournment
The previous question was demanded by Mr.. LEE,
and the yeas and nays by Mr.. RIvEs. The motion
20 pass by was thereupon agreed to--yeas SO, noes
~. ana the resolution taken MP
Mr hABTz moysd 20 amend The same By striking
out "Iuesday, the 6th.p and tnserling "Thursday,
tho 6th, as u O'clock, M which was agreed to-.
Mr. KxnPn offered the following resolution:
Rss0fped, That the resolution under which the
night sssstons OF this House are now conducted,
be, snd the same q hereby, rescinded; that tho
Clerk shall forthwith proceed 70 call over tbs
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ESHH TO THE PUBLIC.-The sub
III ~ scriber having made arrangements with
49, DR.. Powell. of Henrico county, for his
young BULG, GtNCINNATUS, will keep him ior
the next six months at his lot his jail in Birch
Alley. in the rear of Messrs Dickinson. Hill Co.'s
auction house. where he will le let to Cows at thrt
Cincinnatus Is unsurpassed by any animal of bis
age, beng only two years old the 9Th OF February
issf AT eight months Of age and the rise, Gin
cinnatus received discretionary premium at our
State Fair in the fall of 1856 he being then too young
unaer the published regulations. 20 be enlisted 10 d
pedigree. Cncinnat1s Is ont of Lilly, by half
short born Durham and half khasia Bull Lilly
She daml Is three-fourths short horn Durham ont
ssoarth ayrshire. and as miieher has few equals
AT the state fair in the tall of 1885, and then ia
CALI with Gineinnattis But pefsous desiFous TO pa
franlze this fine animal, invited TO nd Judge
for themselves. kUREnY LUMpkJh.
an 6--6tS sas44ss8es3
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LADIES' MOROCCO BOOTS,
best quality. only ~ % Per pair; also.
For sale by MARCUS HAkRIE,
ape is3 Broad st.
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Financial and Commercial.

Bad management IN banking is not peculiar to
the United States. for it stated that meeting
of the creditors of VI. FROST, banker, took place at
Paris lately, when it appeared that the total liab
ties are about fGG0,000, while the cash i'll hand
amounts to 6 60. The books have been wretchedly
kept aud are full of mistakes and 1t was res lved to
place them in the hands Of accountants to be put in
order-a process that will take about three months
The receipts of dry goods at New York, for the
past week are only about hafas large IS for the
responding week Of last year, and the Withdrawals
from warehouses are still in of the entries.
showing that the stock ia port is steadily decreas
ing:
FOR THE WEEK. 1871. la5S
Entered at the port..........$2l sS.g13 81 Tn,bll
Thrown on markef..............I ,h4lr3lo l,hu,toe
SINCE JAN. lST. 1901. 1888.
ThroRn On merket............. 32,2i1e3l loOil,!Sb
Amount of Flour inspected In Falmouth, Virginia.
for the quarter ending April Ist. ISIS:
Family. 81 barrels.
EXTRA. ....l ,to4
FIRST Midi flgs............- Io3
SecOnS tt
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VIM. 4 EUeT9R, Ese. 10 the Agent set .hs DA..
DSssAscH Ia Nosfaik. the circulation OF tas page
sAAsp having increased ~ an extent aen'ahaA
soaal attention to its dlssraeas'on' 'ns " ~
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LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.
,a GOOD NEWS FOR THE BOY

MF7 GOOD NEWS FOR THE BOYS
sdGsS Do You know what is going Oh at MAJ
RICES, Isl Main street, your great Shoe stare
you 10 not, read this and then read it t0 your
thers and fathers, that the stock OF Boys' Shoes
larger and better than it ever VAS bcffre; AMI
price is a. low as the lowest. Now is the time
get a fit while the stock is large
Remember, that by few DAYS delay, you rs
irse the best bargains ever offered to the IuFea
patrons of MAURICE'S Shoe Store, Isl Main stree
FaRe Sluare. al o
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rANpIpATEs FoR oFPTcE.

a. CAPTAIN on THE NIGHT WATCn.--No
mar, in the city doservss the support for CAPTAIN
ar THE NIGHT WATCH more than JOHN
BLANKTNsHTP, as he served In the watch Of This
rifv for more than eleven years faithfully, without
anx fault whatever--knows all the duties OF both
nts,rers and priytes~ been resident and taxpayer
over since he came to this city, twenty-stx years
acn--erd we are in hopes that hs viii be supported
~ e.ery good and true citizen for the abovs Office
an s-.lts MANY FRIENDS AND VOTERS.
aa- TO THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS OF The
rrT,y t1F ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO use the Ian
gnaua Of n dsulagogue take this method Of an
nngfina f,yself candidate Gas person else viii
foy MAYOR Of the city OF Richmond, without the
so;ritaton Of any ono Ny views upon all questions
of interest hope freely to discuss before my fellow
citizens before the day of election: Mr. MAYO, the
nresenf incumbent, has filled public efice 50 long
fbat he il1aQines the Office Of Mayor to be his own
nroneYty Rotation in Office 10 fsvorire principle
witb the American people. sofne years. ago. when
T frst offered my self candidate for Sergeant
told Won that only wanted the aiiice few years ;
Won kindly gave me the Office three terms, and then
rotated me- out-an act that vas right and proper
/ now want IL be Mayor year or So and | am
wiling TO he rotated out OF that also Expectingt
define nv position Ia person, between this ana ths
day of election deem 10 unnecessary 70 say more,
srcent that confidently expect the freeIen oil this,
NV native city, to sustain ule in this struggle
Respectfully, MARTIN VI. LifsOoho-
- Has,
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~, REMEMBER. that SAMPSON JONES is a
candidate for CITY GAUGER.
REMEMBER that he discharged the duties fOT
two years with entire satisfaction.
REMEMBER the MANNER in which he was de-
feated. ap 6~2t
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ra DIR. GIBSON has removed to Franklin
street, one door west Of Tth street. ap 6-d2w
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En- TO MY FRIEND5.-In consequence OF the
unexpected death of my father.in-law, am com
PEELED TO be absent FROM the city on " &c heso -
generosity OF my friends, and hope they will WORK
all the harder for me, this unforeseen event rem
ders it more necessary that ehou dbe elected. ss
shall now really need some lucrative employment
having others TO provide ter ,x,r.cru
APP 6-2t# WM- L. mOsIAooh'
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DEATH OE A DISTINGUISHED MASON.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9TH. X. Mitchell, Grand
Master of the Masons, died last evening.
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Na DR.. LIPSCOMBE has removed to the office
formerly occupied by Dr. Parker, two doors below
the Ballard House. ap 6-3t
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Act I.-Cavern of Jewels, containing the v
derfnl Lamp.
AcT II.-Grand March Of the Female Guard
Act llI.-Procession Of Slaves Of tho Wonds,
Lamp
AcT Illuminated Hall Of Lanterns. a.
Grand March of the Children of Lighs- ~
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re- A CARD.-Ths undersigned duly appreci'
ating the kindness ofthose friends who have brought
forward his name before the voters in Monroe Ward
for Alderman begs leave respectfully TO decline be
ing candidate.
ap 6--2t@ THOMAS SAMSON.
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Eg5~TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HENRI
co C0UETY.-At the request of many friends, al.
nounce myself candidate for the Office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
District at the approaching election. and respect
fully solicit your surages Should it be your plea
sure elect me- promise to discharge the duties of
thu Office faithfully. Respectfully.
ap 6-lw* HUGH LONGEST.
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The Charming Danseuse
MILE CHRISTINE,
IN
FPLENDID DANCE,
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCES

Wedne stav and Saturday Afterna.,.
For the accommodation of families and ia ~
children viii be admitted for EIfTKEE CEyys
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Ia C. WENDLINGER,

"A MERCHANT TAILOR. No. I46 MAIN r
~ Has Just received an elegant assortment!
.--lA- Spring and Summer CLOTHS. CAS-.
dEkES, HESTINGS, &c, recently selected by ba
self with great care, which are superior in EaEeil
and quality to any heretofore exhibited by him.
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r LIQUORS. $50 bills. whisky, Brandy.
~ Gin, Rum. Cordial. Port aud Malaga Wine sssy
bills ptlge I'D Mountain Whskey; IS half and auar,
ter pipes cognac Brandy. fnr saleby
aD AIIAaR GnNa
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EhEsH GARDEN SEED. "A full as
- sertment OF Landreths' For sale by
- alLLSPAUGH Il JOHNSTON
apo 81 kasf Ma stra..t
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OO FRENCH WOVEN c0RsErs,

Aooo open in front, at 81 rich Emb Hdks 81
3Tk aad e21se cheap at doaoie the money Mas
Bands, yards OF woik. l2Ae; Diinity Rands lZss
nne Cambria Raads. ne u W rk, containing ~ yss
&c; Parasols Ltom T5c mp; krnges a: &c and hisAs
eide. good article. Toe Black silks ~ &C, extf
eh ap; Black Twisted Mitfs 3Tasc, fambFe hds
i2lse; Nainsooks; Cambrics; Dotted and Emb sssi
Masiins Bonnet Laws; complete nssarineAl y
every description OF Trimming aud Miiisnery u@Ss.
hsndsosuest French Flowers ever exhibited IN hs
city The Ladies would do west to call sad see u .
hsndsome and cheap Cords. as they will then stT
vince themselves OF the facts.
ap h lstfi.D5MIF. 205 Broad "
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4 MUSEMENT.
~ GYMNASTICS
intend on the LIST April next to open 4 class lr
boys at my Gymnasium on Marshall street betw-.g .
5th and eth streets. All pupils 70 he engaged -
the course Of three mouths. Application for a liIa'
tied number OF pupils may be made to me at tie
Gymnasium from to o'clock in the afternoon -
Parents and guardians are respectfully invited 70
witness the exercises.
mhS-im% II. hEMpER. Proprietor.
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E. s. MoELROY would inform his Gu.
, TEMPERANCE CELEBRA.

toners and friends that he may be found With NJ
W EDLlNGER, and respectfully solicits q call snii
continuance of thnir natfnnARA. ed in
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O7H BBLS. Crushed, Granulated and
800 Patent Cut Loaf Sugar; 200 hhls A. n and
G Coffee Sugars 100 bbts cheap Brown Sugar: ~
hhds New o.. leans Sugar; 80 bbis New Orleans Nj
lasser, 80 bhls Golden syrup 3h bags kio Lagaayra
aud Java Coffee; 800 boxes Soap. and Adamanfine
an & WMswALLAcE SONS. S
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Oas Dollar . Year
7 II Z VAL EY WHI0
CLUBS or HIvEOR MORE.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Bssiasss Cards .net sxessAiag six iisssi . si1 I
SIS, ethsrviss Sc.
Aetises sf ssssi.ss. .sAsritabls sesistiss .Ar,
companies ,As., half price.
DisplsysA sdvsstise0ssts hsif aore thar ~ Z
ahevs fAteS.
AAvsstissnsnssi sads - snA isesd snaertA. =. "a
n f"spseial aotiess," +" SssSis fAs svdlasry yeses
spssislastisesiA hs lseal seiana 50 eents ,ey
lns.
Advsvttsens lsss dsnth si nsfA !, xal,a veIv
The Daily, after ths asss tvevssks 50 psreest
n0Ss thaA The abevs rates.
AAvsstissasntsn not secomDasIsd viii direstlsns
vtil bSi lNsrhld sad shAsssa 70 vseserA-
isgly.
ssslss,ttssasssssssftss sssilss sAsssss
This rsIs vili Ast b. vAxtsd fYon.
whsa the advertiser ssss tAs weekly aioss SAs
prize vi! = q. ss.s = 4 ne Daily. wAsss he
Daiiy aad weekly srs both sssA. IS pr cent viii
- asasstsd fsso The aggregate saosnt.
uaAsr the pssssst sysss1, the advertiser pays 90
naeh for thsspss As sssspiss, tAs sAaages bsins
shargssbis for composition only. This pisa IL no
generally adopted. Osrshsrgsfsrs vi Ibs
lScsnts per square.
DrIn ell esses where Advsrtisemssts are dis
tontiausd hsfors ths expiration u the year or the
cine sonsrsetsd Tor. they viii be shsreed sp At
eur rsguisr rAsssfoE shs tlAe astssslyin.
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DANGfrO H0UsE or
= = = = . = q. AMU z r . n 4 q . /.
T HAVE IN As1sa alel4ph = . p.rtssr IN .hs
=: =: 8: 81 ss.s - =; s;''' T..
- :. GEO. G. AnDERatx
pine one Of the oAest Bal Il AsGe (tf not
bAsst) In lows. the new Asn s0lieiss eensia-
Sse Of fssns' patronage - literally ext ~
~ ssniSr partner
$31sy win asks eelsstions and rsmat, ~ yk-
eAsate On sAs dsy q payment, free e eAAaA0s.
Their reSersnesx srs - formerly b. e11er part
ssr,vis -
RsssRKRcEs:
Park Bank, N. Y. M - ~
wisslsw, Laaine. : Co.. Banker NY g
Inward y - Co., PhilaAelpAiA. .s 4
hevss. 9 e c., Bosson. 81
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