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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26
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1911 ACRES or WOOD LAND m
eloHhosD. Wan ikSfHosEf ss,NSar MILls .,oyr
ERIcK6BU&G Il sILROsD. xNn ~. AND IhkD
OF TIE NEW PsoJscrnD PL AK Roxfs Ean LINE
At AUCTION will be sold at auction s 4. SALE
mses, on TUESDAY. the 2ist day Of Nv re pfe-
IL O'Clock, NJ. fair. II not, the next Isir a. g
acres OF land. located ab We 40 lining the 4: a.
o. Messrs JAS Ryall, Elijah Psiddy, &c. Ths~s
Willis -s"s' >Ns1S's~ " mr.
TEAMS One fourth cash; balance 1t 8. and
mouths. for negotiable notes interest added sscur-
ca oy trust deed. or title retained The tAxes for
ss9 TO be paid By the purchaser. This land Il well
authorised us to say that will be positively sold
my 70 GODDIN 4 APPkRsON, xucts.
WO MOST ADMIRABLY WELL
= BUILT BRICK TENEMENT. ON THE
n MnEsIEhM EIDE OF MAYO STREET, NEAR 10
oD III SbL0Wb' HALL. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WI pe eoid at auction. Oh the premises, on TU Is
DAY. the 3let May, 1859 at Az O'clock. p Al. tbose
two admiralty well built prick teuements located
~ ABOVE one occupied By Mrs Bailey, the other by
mrs butier, each nc an annual rent Of S375 These
houses we're erected about IS years ago. OF the best
materials, and in the most work msnlfke manuer
are now In good order, aud are spacious enough for
the accomW odation Of large families They are
besides being conveniently arranged, they possess
the usual modern IL provementss such a. gas wa
ter, &c.
TERMS: One. fifth cash balance at 2. Is and "a
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed. The taxes for 1859 to be paid By
the purchasers. GODDtN 4 APPERsON,
my II AuctioneerS.
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ALEK,a . HUrCHESON,)
JOIN 4 kuTCHESON. com,-.
HUaH 4 HUTCHINSON,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VACANT
L LOT ON WESr SIDE OF UNION STREET,
UNION HILL, AT AUCTION-As trustee in q
certain deed of trust bearing date tho 4th day of
August, 1858 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
Of proceed to SELL at public auc tion on the prem
res. on Monday. the 3Oth instant, commencing at
"a o'clock. z NJ. If fair if not the next fair day
Very pretty vscsst lot, on the west side of Union
street near Concurrence and in the neiGhborhcoi
OF the new Methodist Church 1t fronts IS feet and
runs back 40 feet, more or LEES
TEFMS: $50 in cash; the balance y credit Of q
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added.
and secured by trust deed. Taxes Tor 1859 TO bs
paid by the purchaser
GEO W DOMAIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 Son, Aucts.
10
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J,RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

l. TRACT OF Woep LAND. CONTAINING a6lh ACRES,
ON THE WalTG OAK SWAMP. n LIS BAkW kIcH-
MoND-As trustee In q certain deed OF 1t from
john Otey and wife, dated I'd November, fS,s. duiy
recorded in Eenrico county court. shall st the re
quest of the creditor named in the said deed proceed
to sell at public auction, on MONDAY the s.h n dsy OF
Commencing at IL o'clock NJ, the tract Of land cca
ted as above. containing 36lk acres adjoining the
lands of Messrs John Fisher, Henry Elmore. a
q Hobson and others.
The soil for the most part, excellent. AND there
IA on the tract large parcel OF timber and pine
wo ID. ..,.
and To nav of note of $780, with interest from otn
Nav 1859 aud as to the residue OF the proceeds Oh
such terms as may be annsunced u sho nou' VI
sale. ,.,-A..
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=, JNU HUW AKU, Trustee.
sale Cy d0DDiN q APPERSON. II
Most VALUABLE WOOD LOTS IN

u SYDNEY. CORNER OF HARVIE AND RO.
gtNSON STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be s,ld at auction, on the premises, ON MON
DAY, the 9th day OF June. 1852 at O'clock P NJ II
sir II NOT on tbs next fair day that really beauti
wood, and near the residence of Mr. & ri Dance
1t Will he sold in gross divided into eight lots of
one acre each. according to plat and survey to be
not only remarkably handsome. but the most of
hem are covered with grove of most beau sifui
is Lot only an impr,vi0g one, but Is in many re-
spects the most desirable around the city
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at L. 8 and II
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed, or title retained The taxes
for 1889 to be paid by the purchasers.
my Is GUDDIS A APpERSON Apcts
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T AND FOR sALEIN CHESTERFIELD

- COUNTY. ON TdE MANCHESTER TURN
MOND-six miles above Richmond, on the Man
chester Turnpike, 4t5 acres Of good land tor sale
a the south side OF the turnpike y the original
Wheat, Tobacco, Oats, enc About ten thousand
pounds of tobacco sold last year. Wheat crops Va
rying four to eight hundred bushels-the place
having been under irregular management There
are two lots of twenty acres each we'll set in clover
dwelling I'M House 10 perfect repair. lhslf new)
yard, with two pleasant rooms A Yard and Gar
den well inclesed we'll of good water in the
yard. and another near the Granary, Stable and
servant Houses. There are very comfortable
Houses with good ohimneys and windows, for
thirty five servants ALI out buildings needed for
farming and planting purposes, and for domestic
comfort,
a small tract of IS to 271l acres of good land,
or two houses comfortable for a small family.
On the large tract have seeded about eighty
Guano sppiiea. and looking we'll. AmseedinS oats.
and preparing to plant Corn on good land. With q
large supply of wood land there are about I4O $50
OF sect nd growth pine. which is very tall. Much
toll toll! '' '"'f''u - H"'Ae' on . turnpike without
These tracts may be bought privately of Messrs
Goddin Apperson, of Ricnmond, separately or to-
gether,. till tue 10Th day Of May. tFrday.) If not
sold before that day they will then be offered to suit
purchasers, at pubic auction. OF the premises. =
Preparing TO move to another State. 1 shall be alb
sent short lime. during which, persons d. sirous Of
seeing and buying these lands will have them
shown by my son, Chastain Cooke. Jr. aud he or
Messrs Goddin Apperson, are authorized to close
trade. osss ssion of the Dwelling House III ~ be
had 18th october next. Possession OF the land and
larger number of outbuil3ings may be had imme.
diately By q reasonable compensation for the grow.
ing crops and if ,he purchaser wishes he can hire
six seven crop hands till lst 10th October next
Address "ilichmond, box 6lS."
OdASTAIN COOKE
~ Wing and Enquirer please copy once week
till 18th May.
The above sale will take place on the premises CD
FRIDAY. the 10Th May, at a O'Clock, M il fair If
not, the next fair day.
GODDIN l. APPERSON,
myH Aucts
POSTPONEMENT.-In consequence OF the rain,
the above sale was postponed " MONDAY next.
my 81 GODDIN APPERsON,
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AAA0' ''' w GODDlN, Trustee.
GoppIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts. my"
VERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTI

VERY VALUABLE AND bEAoil
' PULLY LOCATED PRIVATE DWELLING
AND VACANT LOTS ADJOINING. On Sd AM
CARY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTioN.-At
the request of Mr lillian Bell the owner VINO To-
sides IN New York wa will sell at auctor. on tne
premises. on MONDAY, the 30:h May. 1859. COM
msncina at AZ ociock. 2 ii. that large and conys.
nient residence located a. above. now IN tine occn
street I6als feet. runs back $50 feet The dweIinR
ia not only large. bit Is we'll arranged. ana mas ~
the modern improvements. spch ~ gas. wats. -.
There is the lot also excellent brick stnple
and Carriage House. To the yelling there VIII os 70
the lot will be divided TO sujt purchasers Taking
into consideration the desirable location o. the pro
perty. and its excellent neighborhooo tnete sle
lev places In the city believed to COMBINE mere ~
vantages. Possession given list January. isto pos
the purchaser to be entitled TO the rent as the rate
TRRMs-One difh cssh: balance at 9, ~. Is and y
months for negotiable notes. interest added secpr
ed by trust deed The taxes for 1853 70 oe E.,o y
| the purchasers. 00DDIN 4 ApPkR6oN.
mr. a3-tds Auctioneers
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GEO. WATT Il cos PLOWH.
~ GEO WATT q CO.'S PLOWS
Gk0 WATT Ol1a plNWI

UHU W
GEO WATT Co.'s PLOW0.
The agric ultural community and public general
IT, are respectfully il formed that the concern Of
GEO WATT co,
Pillow Manufacturer
L. still in existence and conducted in It's mechani
cal department by GEO ATT, the inventor and
manufacture of the Cuff Brace PloW with its I'm
pr.v ants, (and who alone has conducted tho me-
chanical department OF all the firms OF Geo Watt
Co eince 1922 and Hugh Watt. at the old
business, notwithstanding sundry advertisements
have appeared. trying to create IN impression %
the contrary; and they assure their friends and
the public generally that they srs prepared 1t all
times 70 furnish them with PLx Ws and ether Agrf
cultural Implements. Of the beat quality. without
infrine us the rights of others, CT ebdeavoripg 70
mislead or deceive the public.
GEO WATT 10 now projecting various improve
ments on all three OF his patents, which We think
will lessen ID draft. give more strength and les
wear, and greatly Lessen the probability OF the
choking Of the Plow We hope to have Plows. OF
for the sus mer fallow my II
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@2yessk1E0&. STARTING The stramer GLEN
COVE, capt GIFFoSp. will on and after the
10Th instant, leave tie Wharf at Rockets eyery
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Mornings
~ o clecS. (preciseiyD for Portsmouth and Nor.
A. NJ
a uksEyNs
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r O HASKINs.
,sss.sss,-,s,sggssss:aa COxs LlNB.-The only

90 EssksisS1reSuIar Line Freight Boats from
RieH1ond to Lynchburg. three times week. TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS
Boat TEMPEST, Capt John Douald
pa lAsrJ fkRY. Can't VIM. q. WoOdson
Do MERCHANT. Capt Geo Layne
Do BRISTOL. Capt Unas j johnson.
Do OLIVIA, Capt JRo. A. johnson
Do TENNESSEE. -
These Boats all Of the first class and commas.
ded hy careful ana experienced Captains and lea,
promptly as advertised. The subscriber, thankful
Tor past tsTors so literally bestowed for the past
three years, bess continuance of the same.
WM COX, Agent
Az the Shed, Dock street. in rear Of old Gas Works
Its
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WATCHES, CLOCKS,

& GO 1T, BILL!
~ 1.-THE aew years come. the old ones gone.'
xNA These were the words | said,
q As sitting up TO see it come,
did not go 10 bed.
Soon twelve o'cl. ok the town clock told
Thought / this can't be true:
plainly see that you're not kept
iy BILL BAR-THU-L0-MEW
So pulling out my watch, lo0k'd,
AID sure enough found
II wanted yet ten minutes more
FOR the old year to slip round.
o. this could not help but feel
That knew what TO do;
Whea took my " itch 10 have ii fixed,
To BILL BARTHOLOMEW,
Who Z ~ had experience Of % years IN London
and America. Corner Main and nth streets. oppo-
.lla American Hotel. NH "
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NOYN ER'S WHITE AND BLACK

,
Will be open for the reception of visitors on the LIST
OF June lt il situa'et the itas and in fH ristp
ctts tiFginta and Tennessee Railroad about hall
mile hon Bonssck's Depot. soanoks. Virginia ut
WAich said depot an omnibus will always be found
waiting the srrival of the cara TO convey yisi iors
10 the prings.
These White and Black sulphur waters have eff.
fected numerous cures
Ihe WHITE euLPHUR, aggravated cases of Dyspsp.
sia serious ahtctions of the Liver, Kidneys and
naaaer, denerat Debility. aud pscis.ly disease
OF the Nervous System aud those diseases ecuiisr
TO females
The BLACK SULPHUR, all kinds Ct disease of the
Kin. aggravated cases CT letter and ether crup-
tions Of the skin
The acco nmedations equal TO any to be found
IN the mountains of Virginia, and the table and at
tendance of the most satisfactory character to-
gether with fine band Of music and every other
attraction usually found at first class watering
piaces-as to all of which We beg to refer to the
large number of persons who have heretofore visit
ed the pace. A HEPELFINGER
my l7-dtlstAug Proprietor
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NEaAR AND TOBACCO STORE.
BASKETS The largest assortment in

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
This establishment will be opened the 18th of
May, for the ente ftSiument OF the public. 1t il
now thorough n paired from bottom to top, improy.
cd IN ell respects and il in every way better suited
to the comforts of it's PATRONS than heretofore The
main building Is i've stories high go feet in length
and so arranged that you enter from the street 10
the middle Cf the house, now fronting on ShoekCe
Clip, instead OF Cary street formerly. 1t is airy
roomy, convenient AMI comfortable "a it can be-
The chambers az furnished anew thu GU ghout and
have the best quality of BEDDING
The Kitchens are admirably arranged and have
every convenience for the serving up separately
the different Meats and Vegetables.
Having engaged Col WY 1T CARDWELL, for
merly of rlotte. and Mr. LUCK Of Kich-
mond. who will devote their whole time to the man
agemen OF the house for feel confident wit The
facilities furnished them that every thing can aud
will be done by them and their assistants to add to
thac mfort of their guests
OmDibusses are now being built and will run to
the different Depots, Steamers and Packet Boats
soon as completed. In the meantime. Porters will
attend with Hacks. JOS Il CRENSHs
Proprietor.
From the above notice it will be seen. that, We
the Undersigned have the management If the Co.
LUMBAR HOTEL. We take occasion to say to our
friends that We will be exceedingly happy to re.
ceye them at the cid establishing Mt now revived
ami modernised, where no pains shall be spared for
their gr Ratification and comfort
WYATT OARDWELL,
my l0-lm LUCK.
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SAC Conducted by JAS N taylor 4 Son, Aucts
N.Y.
Ps-The Wing and Enquirer will insert the above
IN the semi weekly paper until day of sale, and
charge us. NJ son.
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pERPETUAL GROUND RENT OF s1O(

A YEAR FOR SALE AT AUCTION win bs
sold Of auction. on the premises on FRIDAY, the
9th day OF May, 1859. at IL o'clock, NJ q perpetual
ground yielding $lO' per snnum in the ground on
the south side OF street. opposite the st Charles
Hotel on which there stands three brick tenements
occupied by Messrs James Moore and others
TERMS 4, and month"; for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. GUDDIN 4 APPERSON
my2l Auctioneers
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FOR FREiGuT0R Cu.RrEp

~sssA& i5e copper fastened and coppered Amer
can Hhip TRENTON. 6s7 tone L Thorn p,on master
Is now ri City Point, ready TO receive a cargo
-, ALSO,
The ccppercd American shin ERIE Can, pra
o'e rrtSs . . hhes tobacco IL now at City Point
my 50. CHAkf Ia pIAMpp
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81 MMER ARRANGE
<~SN3kGI MENTs. -REDUCED RATES -
NA~dSxE Tbe United States Mail Steamers
SFsS2ks fES3@fH0 IA MESTOWN Cant Parrish ard

SH3Ex MENTs. -REDUCED RATES -
Ess2EssS kMESTowN. Capt Parrish, spd
ROANUks. Capt Skinner. will carry passengers to
aud from virginia reduced rates
The JANE >rUWN. Capt. Parrish leaves Rich.
uouI every TUESDAY afternoon at o'clock. City
PliGt same evening. and Norfolk On WEDNESDAY
st u o'cl-ck noon, tor New York arriving there
Early next day. aud in time to connect with the line
going East aud North.
The ROANOKE, Capt. skinner. leaves Richmond
every FRIDAY afternoon at O'clock. City Point
uext morning at O'Clock, and Per 'smouth same
evening. for New York, striving next morning
REruRSISa, the JAM ESTOWN leaves New York
rosl Pier 70, North River. every SATURD AY sf err
noon q: o'clock, for Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond taking freight for each place.
The lAN0kE leaves New fork from Pier 49,
North River every WEDNESDAY afternoon at S
o'clock ~ Portsmouth, Petersburg and Richmond
taking fret shi for each place.
REDUCE RATES.
Passage State Rom included, between Nor
folk aud New So 90
e'etTsEe fass6Ee. tO
Passage state Room included between Rich
moni Petersburg snd New York........... 90
Passage State Room included. bet =Eeen
LyuchburR and New York .................... Is 90
Passage between Richmond and Norfolk same as
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TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES
OF WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS FOR
SALE.-The subscribers have for sale. IS their n
and as agents for others, two hundred thousand
Fayette counties of this state. These lands are
equal in fertility TO any in the State, and will be
sold on accommodating terms TO suit purcha ers,
and at long credits
There lands located in the neigh borhood of the
Blue Sulphur Springs whore MIR A snead will be
from 2Uih day to lst of ctobr for the pu pose of
showing these lands TO, any person desiring TO ex-
anime tht
Infor n alton can beobtained from J II snaad, P o
Blue sulphur Springs Va. or Charles stebbins l0
Bro al L, et Richmond.
nv 23-d3lWScWiiA SNEAD Il STEBBINS.
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DLUE SULPHUR sPRINIis fms d

RLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS. This de-
- lighttu watering place, located in Greco brer
GO. va. was purchased by company or gentlemen
menus and will be fer the reception visitors
on the 18th Of June The waters are similar to the
tarfamed White ulpt ur; the situation ia % miles
from the White Sulphur Springs and Is from Lt w
lseurg and the scenery around it il not surpassed
by any Spring IL the mountains. The accom- moda-
tons equal to those at any Spring in the Iaoun-
tains of Virginia.
Mr. George w buster. one of the present owners,
and 30 favorably known, ia the manager.
MIR Joseph Ii fEesd, aso of the owners ill
be found there frCm the 2eth instant. when he
would be pleased TO see his friends ON Eastern
Virginia and the South.
To 'rsons remaining for four weeks or more a
liberal deduction of charges will be made. For in
fol- alton or circu ars giving description CT the
tere &c, address Chas Stebbins iUl Broad ct,
Richmond. GEORGE W BUSTER Co,
PrOprietoTs
Q-=Thare will Ia q dailr lina az oach frnr,
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" SON, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, corner
Main and 18th streets, has at all times sn band, and
receiving weekly per steamer, a largo I'D we'll
ected stock of Medicines warranted frss and pure.
Perfumes: Brushes of all descriptions:
Brown W indsor Soap, &c
Lewis Pure Lead Linseed Oil
Colors ground in Oil
Window Glass; Putty; Nader
Indigo; Quinine; Segars
Fancy Soaps; fine Teas only
Matches &c.
Suitable TOR country trade. His retail department.
complete in all It's varied branches
Manufacturer of the celebrated DOrsay Cologne.
Sampson, &c. ia 10
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ROCKBRIDGE BAIHs.-1hie favorlte


watering place will be open for the reception OF
visitors on the ist day Of June next From Ia 90
who have tried the virtues of the water and who
know the character of the acccmmods tons in point
OF attsndsncee fare andlodging continued patr o.
mage Is confidently expected while it is hoped that
the rapidly growing reputation of the baths and
the facility OF access to them, will largely extend
she list OF visitors during the coming SEASON
ihe gentlemens bath is 10 by so feet in size, and
that for ladies Is by 80 The water is highly car DO
mated and containsa variety of salts OF mineral in
gradients. among them Iron and Magnesia The
bathing in this water has been pronounced by any
persons. OF long and varied experience, to be the
most delehifui and invigoratipg that they have
ever tried. thas proved especially efcacious and
curative in diseases p culiar to females.
The Central Railroad runs within nine miles OF the
Baths. and visitors leaving Richmond Alexandria
daily line of stages connects with the Railroad at
doshen depot. The North River, which runs
through the grounds attached to the Baths affords
facilities for boating and fishing, and neiehbor.
ing mountains afford excellent hunting ground. -
The undersigned pi omses TO spare pains in these
anu al other respects in promoting the amusement
as well rs comfort OF his guests He has leased the
property from the Bath Company during the pre-.
sent year, and it will be under his exclusive man
egement and control.
TERMS 81 per day, $40 per week and s32 per
month"; weeks to The month Children and SER
wants half price.
reference may be had, amongst many others. to
his Excelercy Henry A Wise ESQ. Governor of
Richmond, Col II Smith, Superintendent OF the
Virginia Military Institute. and Rev Vim White,
d o, Lexington.
my 5-3md WIN JORDAN
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"a SPRING TRADE.
1859
CLaRKaON ANDERSON hCO

hNDFNSVN q VV.,
No. loo Main Street, Richmond, Virginia,
Importers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, An Choir
Boiling Cloths, and Agents for Fairbanks justly
celebrated Scales now in receipt of their spring
stock of English. French. German ard American
Goods to which they ask the attention of such city
and country merchants as bny for cash, or pay
at the end of elk months, al whom viii
and II TO their advantage examine their stock be-
fore purchasing IN this or any Other market as
Shav xril or ha ND ALL 1e
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IA hENRICO Lie IL T ORA
4T5.n GO0NS-Parade,w with Uniform, Arms and
lTsSl Equipments in perfect order at the old
1--.aa> Fair Grounds on the Sth of JUNE, at
halfpast lUoclock, AN
thorough inspection will be made by the Brig
sde Inspector punciually Mt the hour nam ID and
all sbsentees and dehpQuents will be fined accord
ing to the regulations.
By order of Col DAVIS.
my % -3tawtd ROBr j SMITH, o y.
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NORTHERN MLnRpn,

W HbNN NM u Mo.
NesAs MAY - -F1our dull and cgehane ea-
dnVs ~ =. - W haat dnl, with decliuips tan.
.ncN: req 81 MOL Is; white 81 3Otai %. Corn dull
sneasr.emsnt q hal ers not to pu chase except ry
shise were made at Ss6lss elbow sstDgi Nv "a sish,
~ c,s ~ ""'~eJ "u'i NJ
Nav foRS, MAY 2s- Soos. Flour soe,,roa ~.
Ohio y iet1i a.; & uthero u IS Wheat hssrx
son hern red vi -: white - torn has q declining
ten eacI: nominal quotations. are made o.. weuor
@@et Pork dui: mess az so prime S,seDIa Is
Lara quiet at llSG!2A WhiskeI duh az cis % ~
Stocks FIRM Va as &5ttx ~ " " vs..
Nav YsRk, May 23-P k-Co:ton dull and mr.
ch%nsed. sugar d' cliSed "a. Turpentin. heayv a,
~ kosin AID rice unchA. cd 49,. "
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RRfuBlacAy oNarinN,I, r-,,,,,,,,

'.,NAS 'SAIioNAL" CONVENTION,
ALhsss, NJ \, May 25.-The Republican .sNs-
tSnss eema't,se Is IN session here TO determine
'i"s aea plaza Tor their next "Nslional" Couyon.
hoo, The deliberations are strieiiy nris.,s e",
- LOWS and Wheeling are freely spoken Of out.
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1872 l-eS'--S-a,N~
RELATIONS Wlru MExreo

hnLafioNS WlrH MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, May 25.--Tbe States of TO-DAY nav,
,as. Instructions strongly in favor Of the Iibe,a
U.eetameat " Mexico, have been transmitted tt
Minister McI.sse, snd that in ali nrohsb,,;,, !
~""ty eet@een the units,i States aud Mexico viii
De concluded withia ,hffty days
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FOR LYNCHBURG,-T
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-26
NOTICE.

1S SUPR'NTs OFFICE RaDRR(
RICHMOND, april 2Sth, 1859. :
On and after the LIST day of May, 1859, guaDo and
other artificial M 4uures will be transported over
the Kchmond and Danville Railroad. per freight
tariff of September the 18th. 1856. viz: ut u nts
per 100 lbs to Danyille. e. CAMPBELL,
ap27 superintentjaUt