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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

THB 12ru ErlEsr OBSTRUCTION I'm
the Hastings Court yesterday, tho trial Of Msssrs.
Warwick Barksdale, indicted for obstructipg
18th street With q board fence, was commenced,
ana occupied the entire session. It will probably
be concluded to-day. :
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FEMALE ROBINSON CRUsoR.-A letter dated Ra.
cine, Wis, April 18th, 1859. says: "Tbe usual
quiet and dulness of this city was to-day most
dissipated by the arrival here of the schooner
Ozelle, Marvin, having board young lady
Ohio, who, for the last three years, has been living
in solitude and unwilling seclusion upon desolate
and uninhabited island, in Lake Superior, near
the British coast, and In a north westerly direc.
tion from Isle Royal CHICAGO Herald.
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FIRB.-The alarm of fire last Thurs
day night was caused by tho partial burning of
small building on 9Th street, near the I'd market
house. The timely arrival of the fire brigade aud
their strenuous exertions to extiDguish the ames
doubtless prevented very destructive fire. The
building was materially damaged. Loss about $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

LARGE PRICES FOB NEsRoEs-The Lexington.
KY, Observer says that twenty two negroes were
sold few days since, at the residence of Spencer
c. Graves, in Fsyette county, Ky, for $3.50 -
Eight of them we're children, varying from infan.
cy to eleven years. When this fact is taken iuto
confederation, the prices must be regarded as very
high,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

VOTERS IN OHIo.-Both branches OF the Ohio
Legislature have passed bill to prevent persons
10 whole or in part Of African descent voting st
State, county or city elections.
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"BLAcE LEG."-This 10 the name given TO q said
to be very fatal disease, just now carrying OF q
great many cattle and pigs in Illinois Black leg
is nothing more nor less than . sfsgnation OF the
blood; and when IN animal becomes lame with it
II IL very generally the case that modification hsi
commenced, and that the animal will die. ID ths
last stage Of the disease excessive blesdine 70 the
only remedy, but II II too oftsn the case that uc
blood at all can be got. The blood ID generally
very thick and black. )
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kS SIsGER's NEW TRANSVERSE SHUT
TIE SWING MACHINE
SINGERS TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
siSGER'S TRANSVkRSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
LARGE SALRS IN VIRGINIA
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
LARGE SALES In VIkGlNIA
GIVES EVERY SATISFACTION
GIVES EVERY SATISFACTION
GIVES ENERY SATISFACTION
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK
DOES ALL KINDS OF WOaK
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK
Erru March mi
TIE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons

erigra:ing to the extreme South and Western
Country, is the fear they have ofREVER and AGU E
the most aireiul OF all diseases. Every day we
hear Of persons attacked by this disease and made
helpless III short time, without any means of af-
fortIng relief. tn view of the great demand for a
remedy. Dr. H0STE TIER has presented hls celebra-
ted "RlTTEAs,' whose curative powers for all
diseases of the stomach have been universally &C
knowleiged. The "BITTERS," prepared sitter q
long xperienee and deep study, have received The
eDcOmiums OF the most eminent ph ysicians, as ell
as all eiasset flom every part OF cur country. To
those who doubt their virtues, all we say is to
try them, ana Judge for themselves respectively.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
wheTs.
Sc See advertisement in another column.
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soId by all pruggists in Richmond. % l5--em


SANFORD 8 Liver lHViGOhATOE-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM 6UM.-Is a mild and ef'
fectual csthartic, acting first on the LIVER, 70
elect its morbid matter, then on the Stomach ana
Bowels. and carries eff all matter that prevents
their healthy action. and thus strengthens apd
builds up the whole system very rapidly and is the
best LIVER INVI0ORATOR
LIVER EKINVIG0RAT0R
" LIVER IKpIg0RAToR snd
PURIPIEs THE BLOOD
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES ElCK HEADACHE
CIREg DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVE&ESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOK
Eold by all Druggists. fe 26-6m
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TEA AND CorFEs, to the New York
Courier. in the last nine years two hundred and
into the United States, the. consumption being
about one pound and enc fifth for each person.
The total consumption of coffee In the United
States last year Was two hundred and fifty million
pounds, over eighty pounds for each individual.
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~HARrsHoanE's ANTI -BIIIous PILLS

are the safest and best Purgative Pills In use They
act upon the Liver Stomach and Bowels carrying
of all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
gripe, easy in their operation and can be taken
kt any time without fear of exposure. They remove
Colds from the system and prevent Rheums sism. -
If you suffer with any pain, use HAHTSHORNE's
CUkEALL, the great PAIN ANSIHlLATOR. II
you have q cough use HARTSH0RNE'5 COUGH
bYRUP, which is the best Cough syrup in the
werid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23
Tim lLENrur Ssasor has been observed

by the Episcopalisns of this city with the usua
religious solemuities. On the week ending to day
Passion Week. there has been services thres
times day, every day during the week, and oil
we'll attended, Morning Prayer especially. by large
congregations. An unusual degree Of interest haa
been manifested in the religious exercises Of ths
occasion.
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~ FAIRBANKS eoALks.
WAREHOUSE,
No. los Main Street. Stctmepd. Ia.

NAhEHUtSE,
Ne. ios Aasa Street, &tchmond, Ia.
4 unjf5rn, standard OF Weights and correct svs
fs OF ~etgh hing, are subjects claiming the attention
ot syery individual in TIE country.
ceTT6t Scale is q just arbiter between buyer
and seller, and IL u OF the utmost Importance that
questions OF great vaius in the daily and hourly
transactions OF business, should be of such reh
ted. '''ON
FAIRBANKS SCALES
ARS THE Lk6AilZsD STANDARD,
foR c0RRgcT wAlGHr.
lasvss scasca arose ros, discrepancy Of ,ceioht
he.rec Of F,ts-ba,aks' Scales ~ use by the Brt
asre and Ohio Railroad Company and one ef an
ofaff HtdHeSctErer. recently tried the Cbart
e asmoa t'sas. Bai,morc The case occupied tht
hs isesSo stated as the restat OF ne eriience GGt
ne uoesraey o Falrda'ks Scales teas established
sAsMtNE YOUR SCALES.
ouTo AN APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test your scales thoroughly, aud II found incor.
rect, throw them aside aud bay one of Fairbanks
celebrated soaies the universally acknowledged
WORD Of CAUTION.
3hs instt-e1rnsd rcput1ti9a Of these Scales has IN
h o s y. & s s as@' es S,, s'STess ad ,1c Sqgors
hdfe oisrsby an many Instances, been subjected 10
They can OILY be had iu Richmond of CLARK
BON, ANDkRs0N CO, No 100 Main street, who
sre the agents. and who keep constantly on hand
f0hIAbt4E PLA1EOhd SCAL
PLATS0kM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, Or FAMILY SCALES
GRoCERs' SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EVEN BALANCES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver AT short notice
WHEAT on HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
BAY AND CATTLE SCALkS
RAILRCAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
mh l4-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

SHEEP CULTURE IN TExAs-The Gonzales (Texss)
Inquirer, Of the 10th nit, says: "severai large
iocks Of sheep have lately passed through towa
for the different ranches around. The business
IL still increasing 10 interest and We hear OF many,
not only IN our own county, but ell over Western
Texas, who contemplate going into It at an early
dye
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~PIcrnnrsI P,cru,rs-

- 1IUIUKEo IFUIUnBS -dW 1luu6
Hall-Gibbs Old Gallery. Photographs olIorrd in
OIL, Water. Pastel. rrayou. In ian fnt Particu-
lar atte1tion called to enlarsing old Daguefreo.
types by tire Photoyrsphic process Pictures Of
deceased persons and invaiids at their residence.
warrant my pictures not to be surpassed BY any In
America Call and examine for yourselves
JTdUS SMITH
kS-MA6ter WOrkmen empIOved n 1-fw
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Fywpn Jones. FIR driving

FINED -Wm. Jones, flr diving 2
horse attached to buggy against J. B. Jetsrs
carriage In Main street and breaking ts, vas nned
1lO by the Mayor. Jones proved that the collis-
ion was purely accidental, and that his horse fell
ana broke the carriage bat u vas also proves thai
he Va driving faster than the iaw allows.
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A FAiR.-The Homeopsthists Of Boston bave
been holding Fair. The proper COMMITTEES re-
port receipts and expenditures, and the result IL
very gratifying. The gross receipts were SIS,
$50 90, and the expenses t2,s3597, leaving net
profit OF t1S,l236 IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

COMMISSION comm ission for Commodore
Charles Stewart under the act Of Congress- creating
him Senior Flag Oflcer on tho active list of the
United States Navy, was forwarded to him yester-
day by the Secretary OF the Navy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

WILLIAM TELL OUTDoNE We saw a sportsman CT
this city, on Saturday last, shoot an apple from
the head Of friend, with rifle. The apple was
pumped neatly through the centre, and the young
man who had made q target of himself seemed to
regard the matter as very good joke! By re-
quest We omit giving names, but vouch for the
truth of the statement. The distance was about
fifteen feet, and we we're shown two apples that
had been hit in the same way previous to our ar
riyal.-Hdrtford Courant
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DRESS TRIMMINss,

DRESS TRIMMINGS,
DRESS TRIMMIN0si
BoErTCuRR, l7s rroad street.
NOW spring and summer TrImminga. consistins
OF tne most fashionable and stylish
PRINCES,
PoMpoNErTs.
GRAPES, A"AbooTS.
oUILLED RIBBONS.
ana many other different kinds and uoyelties
having made an arrangement with several I'm,
PORTING houses in New York to supply me with Al,
the NkW STYLES Of Goods, as soon A thew arrive
wiii be enabled TO furnish my customers with m,
latest fashionable styles. on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
further, call the attention of the Ladies' 10 a
lot Of
FRENCH LACE MANTtLLAs, sHAWLs.
which lean sell at very low figures, being of nv
own direct Importation.
iSsSA TlSss AND MD sp2tr p2Sslk zEPHER woRsrEDs
Shetland Yarn, of all oolors. always on hand, at
wholesale and retail Real Lisle Thread Stockings
for Ladies, Real Lisle Thread Socks for Gentle.
men. and a splendid assortment of Fans and other
fancy articles. IAN sO-.s
A1-CHEAP CARD DPRINTING.-The DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RuGGLES FAST GARD PRINTING PRESSES. il
prepared to furnish this description of work cheaper
and with greater rapdity than any other establish
ment in this city. The largest stock of CARDS in
the city can be found at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

GREAT TELEGRAPHINa.-Siuce the Sickles trial
commenced an average of $1,000 words has been
telegraphed daily from Washington to New York
and Boston-an amount unprecedented 10 this
country and never heard Of in Europe. Tho cer-
tainty and accuracy with which this large amount
of matter is daily passed over the wires makes IL
wonderful achievement.
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I lST OF LETTERS--Remai aiming in th Q
- RICHMOND POST OFFICE, on thu 2zd day of
April. 1859. -, - :
~ Persons calling for letters in this List will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
LADIES' LIST,

Anderson mrs Mary W
Atkinson mrs sally
Allen miss Josa phene
A,:eu miss Maria
Braud Q mrs Marv
Brez ,lera mrs Z ]
barclay mrs susan
Barrie m mrs y J
Berry mrs LonisA w
Booker mrs Julia &
Blake mrs sC
Braxt n miss Matte
Bidgo d miss Eliz
Biilineten miss hilda
Biaukens ip miss e V
Brown miss Eliz
Camden mrs susan A
hafin mrs Y Il
Catlett mrs Marv Il
Chandler miss susan e
Clarke mrs CIV
Chandler mrs Moliie y
Crump mrs Jane
trump miss Virgins
Orom mrs rusan ID
Crandoi mrs VIM A
Crenshaw mrs Sarah B
uraiR mrs 4 3
Coiier miss A N
Collins mrs Mary @
@ ,liins mrs John
Orensemann mrs VI A
Davis mrs Mary A
Dabney mrs LIZ
Davis miss MaryS
Davis miss J n
DrunR Id mss Ann
D bois mrs Jno A
Elliott mrs 8 q
Gddens mrs Sarah I,
II EFT miss Hannie X
Field Marg't
Firth mr. Sallie r
franklin mrs Lydia
RitZwilson mrs MARI
Fitchett mrs L v
Fletcher mrs q n
Tanner mrs Ell
Fuller miss Jos
Fi4g miss L A Q
Ferran
Gibson mrs Nancy
Gordon mrs Mary D
Gridiey mrs Hy r
Garland miss Bette
Grey miss Bette
Halhright mrs Il Il
Howell mrs 2
Housewright mrs Mars
Holland mrs hy
Hiimon mrs Lisy
Hepler mrs
Harris mrs Ann
Hencock mrs Mary e
Hsrrison mrs d tS
Hair mrs kliz tn A
Hagan mrs Sally
Hone miss Martha
Howell miss Mary A
Robson Bette (col)
Heifh miss V G NJ
Heath Eliza
dsyes Rebecca j
1sffries mrs Mary B
efeies miss Fannie G
olnsGn miss H
Jones miss Bette
Zones miss Jul
Jones Nancy (co')
Jones miss Bette 8, ca
Box J
James miss J ]
Eing mrs Edward D
& feeling mrs Hy
Aing mrs helena g
Lacy mrs Mary G
Lewelling mrs Sarah \
HAs
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NJ BATHS BATHS, BATHS
Jold and shower Baths can be had daily at all
Jhampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
q itrance on llth street.
Single Baths ~ cents. or tiokats u Ap 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

Price FfGHf.-The great fight between Tom Say
ers and Benjamin. for the championship OF Eng.
land, resulted In the victory of the redoubtable
Tom. The battle lasted twelve minutes and
hal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

DEATH YRcn EATING FRICTION MATCHES few
days ago a little daughter of Nelson Conner, re
siding near Castle Fin postof1ce, York county, Pa
died from the effects OF eating the ends OF friction
matches, which It got possession OF during the
absence of the mother.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-23

SENTENCED 70 Bs HuNa.--Cyrus W. p,ummsr.
convicted 10 Boston of the murder Of Cant. A.
sMeien, OF the whaling ship Jsnior. was, on Thurs
Juoe. Previous to the sentence being pronounced
.ne condemned man offered . paper 70 the court:
vnich was read, 10 which no protested aesinst
tue sentence OF death being passed, ~ he did not
commit the murder. The crime. he ssid. vss
committed By one OF the Witnesses Richard Car.
tna, ". Herbert and @. II. Stanley were convicted
OF manslaughter on the same ship aud each sen.
FENCED to fve years. hard labor, and fned ~ 900.
amount IL paid ~ '"0
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John Doherty,a member Of the New York Senate,
died in Albany on the 18th inst.
At Qnssu victoriA's last lsvss, Senator Cling
msn Of North Carolina uAs pfessntsd ~ Mr.. Daie
las ,ss =
Musard, o., the foundsr al Concerts, died IN
France recently, at the ags Of u ysars.
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FATAL APPRAY.-Oa Thursday of last week, a
man named Elijah Cross. living at Union, Tenn
was shot by William Walters, aud died in a few
hours. Walters is q dwarf, a native of Wythe
county, Va. He bad recently gone to Union
where he had opened grocery. Cross was dis.
sipated man, and while at the grocery got into an
alteration with Walters, who ordered him from
the premises. Refusing to leave, Walters ran to
an adj oiuing room for gun, when Cross attempted
to make his escape from the house by the window,
but was shot before he could effect his exit.
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~ MANS DAYS ARE Few AND FULL OF

soRRow AT BEsr!-But many of the ills to which he
is Jec,ed might be relieved or advsrted proper
remedies were reeorted to. We have freonentiy
known persons Of delicate constitutions 70 sufer
short lifetime from disordered sromachs indigestion
and attacks OF biou.ness. simply because they re-
70 use tonica TO aid nature In the
found relief 10 4 short time by using BAKER
PREMIUM u BIT ARH, the best family medicine vet
dfscovered for such complaints We nave alludeS
TO- The proprietor has IN his possession the certih
Gates OF thousand. OF persons who have used bis
bftters aad been cured by them. Let the afflicted
therefore, suffer no longer but partahs OF the mana
cea effsred them, and be restored to health
Rnr sale BY oil the principal Druggists in the city
oi hicnWono. ana elseWnere In virginia. apl
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James ". Qniegis, Of PhiIrdslphis, hes beer
appointed BY the President o, States Oonsnl al
Aatserp,
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TENOR IN TEARs-.SraHge Scene at the Rdris
Grand Opsra.-M. Gaillardet's last letter from
Paris to the Courier deS Eats Unis contains pas.
sage, which We translate as follows:
"An exciting scene happened on Monday last
(March 2Sth), at the OPERA They were giving the
sixth performance of Felcien David's fine work, go
long delayed by artists indispositions, that 1t
called no longer "Herc,danum," but "Beculanum" !"
The Tenor Roger, scarcely recovered from an Oh.
stinate cold, was Kissed. Not used to such harsh
treatment, the great artist was thrown into des-
pair he could not restrain his tears he tore the
diadem from his brow, threw it on the stage, and
rushed off, begging the director to accept his re-
siguation Immediately. Then the audience called
him back with SO much energy that be had to re-
turn to the stage. When they saw him 30 diss
tressed and with his face 30 changed, the crowd
shouted and all hands applauded Roger bowed
10 them, weeping hot tears at the same time
They cried "If you csnnot sing, speak, only
stsak!" Madame Berghi-Mamo, who was moved
also to tears took his hands to give him courage.
Finally, there never was an artist who received
more signal marks of sympathy. Roger was
touched to the bottom of his heart, and gratitude
gave him a strong will, which triumphed over mas
ture. His voice returned and he was able to sing,
if not better, at least with more expression than
over. That evening, which had begun with him
by humiliation, ended by triumph"
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beLEEP Ar EASE AND IN PBACH -
DEAD SHOT T) BED BUGS "A perfectly reliable
preparation for the annihilation OF those pests to
rer sse Put up In convenient style. Price 70 cts
PER Dottia Just received and for sale at Ahe Apo
thecary store of
GARLICX. Market Place.
ap 20-2w Franklin st. Richmond
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DEATH OF AN Ex,GovERNoR -Immediatelv nrior
to the adjournment of the New York Legislature
en- Tuesday, au announcement was made of the
death Of Ex-Governor Wm. c. Bouck, Of Schoha.
RE county. Mr. Bouck served in the Assembly
during the years 1Sl4.15."16.18, was State
Senator in 1921 49, and Governor of the State in
1924, succeeding Mr.. Stewards last term, and
giving place to Siias Wright.
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pRY au,,DlI

-~-->-~--s-~.>~-~-s-e
ISPL1NDID STOCK
o. Il
NEW RICH DRED0 0OODe,
| CASH sr0kD
Ia K.Ms - . q
u eeoos aodisioa - oR mn .uy rrw sveur -
~. - .n1 ~ ennnsr Dry @ ,cds, y sre ossssrsa =
ssasSi SfsszSf Sas;ssss ;ss sSoBBsss 3: BBsss' s : s'
0renzdlns ncbss sat ssss
Pms ApCae c1oea s 49,.
s:::::;.. s:::.;: e: a. I ~: - I!!s:
si:ss si:ss SSsi:: SSS;ss:''' R:ss1 P':s Ga:. s:is
Kich frsnch Collars and Ssts ~
valencienee and Honiton Las Do
Gsmbric. Linen and PiQus Collars and -
H,a,k Crepe Collars and sets
Fresh stock new style Psrasols
MANTILLAS-In SILK. Chantilly and YrooeA
White and Back Berags shs ~ sna Dos>ss
Lfsht Colored Goth and NohAr RaGlsn0
Large stock OF H0ueoe~epiug 0o01s
Bost Cotton and Linen @ ,ods, fr sRevanAo Il
Al selected with 81. ct care ana attentt1a or ~
s oos. nsssh Trade-unsurpassed IN prices. eual11y
We ere retailing best Cotton shirunss, sAeet
inss and calic0es. q fAcsors price s.. . 49,.
New Cash Store i1i Iasls sessss.
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SPARKLING CATAWBA WINE.--l0
,Ases gsauins spsrkiipg CATAWnA WINE. 81
"la'salnsIi snd f1T sale low. nacD
sfih Its UNta4
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ap 20-2w


BREAD BE mple's Iafsilible Baking Powder is fast
superseding Others n this city and throug the
state where i (: beipg introduced 1t fs always
quality. Manufac.ured by JNU W g ARLICK. and
sold BY nearly every Druggist In ,ichmond and
eundry other merchants here and elsewhere.
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GRAIN sHiPNEsTs.-The shipments of grain from
Western ports continue light. For the eight Gays
endi.ng on the l6:h inst, only one cargo of wheat
and't of corn were shipped from Lake Michi-
gan for Buffalo, and three cargoes of wheat aud
two OF corn to Oswego, while six cargoes of wheat
were shipped to Canada Up to the 10th instant
only 10000 bushels of wheat and As 900 bushels Of
corn.
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SPECIAL NorIcBe.

n@ SoME OF THE BARGAINS.
At THH CASH sToRE OF
PERKINS q CO.
Nodsi kaeie Square.
cases - siescn Shirting at cents. worth 10
sur" DO All ~ ~
best New Nosk Mil do "l5
le-t Bleach sheesing rs
ia do "a
Bes; English and American Prints at VI eents
lne pieces Fast Cold Lawns, at lle2l?s ceufs
~ pieces spring De baiaes and VaientAs Al ia. eta
~ very pretty Spring Nalentias, At Is cents
~ doz "a tioSes. as COED Alexanders AT rs cts
The largest assortment of rich, NEW sPkIN0
GC0pS, city styles they have ever offered All new
and at the lowest casa pY7o6s. NH i7--tA25
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HERlAH LIlGHEA. haxA inst n

~ kASh AZ1CHES.-l nave lust re-
oeived, BY Adams' Express, fresh lot Of swedish
hHECHEe, which will be spplied upon most reason
sble terms.
P.E.-CuppinE and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Gan be found at all hours Of the day et the HaiI
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and q
hight on 9th street French Garden Hil.
| my 25-ts B. O. HOReON
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n6y. MAuLx & BRvILL,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND
ORNAMENTAL
PAIN II T. RS,
Corner Of Nam and 18th streets.
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