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The Nevada journal., 1859-01-21
PREMIUM HAIR TONIC

WARRANTED to restore Grey Hairs to their original
color, and thin decaycd hairs to their youthful Iuxu
rance and beauty Also, 20 cure, cflrctually Scurs
and Dandruf Reasons why it should bo used in pre-.
ferance to any other preparation for the hair:
Firstone botc viii restore grey hairs TO rs orjep.n
color
Seconl-One half bottle viii cure the worst case Of
DandrutT.
Thir'i-Thereis no oil in the preparation, and will
not soil the finest linen.
This is chemical preparation and has m m nufae-
tured for many years in the Atlantic States. is Of:
cred to the public and guaranteed the best air Ro
storative now in use.
-$' This Hair Tonic was aw arled special diploms
at the State Fair, Marysviie, August last
Manufactured only at the Drug Store of
$. 4. WATTS. Marysville
And sold by E. +. SPENCE, Nevada,
At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

A RITHMETICAL.


Questions Of the following form may be solved
automatically BY the method annexed. ssh:ch
have not seen elsewhere. The old rule o. Pesftion
was difdent Of Questions of This kind, and general
ly proposed such that the answers could BIS assn n
Cd and verifs& The methoi. below is as precise as
algebra, and. inink more convenient and expedi
t!ous. The alRebraical and arishmetical language
which would like to use. would be inconvenientiE
this publicatioa. and 1. must, therefore. content
myself If I can be understood.
A says to B, If had so dollars more than HAYS.
my money would double yours. says to A, Ii !
had 80 dollars mora than have. my money would
be q We times yours. How much money has each p
We have the data. 30, g. 5. Let be the nnmera-
,r and s. the dor ominatoi tf fraction, two-1fths
aiding unity to both the numerstor and deAomna.
tor, we have, ~ reducing onehaf Dividing the
FOL fraction by the latter obtain four fths
Here byA peculiar mode. Of expansion. we have
developed three fractions: and, assuming unity.
and giving 1t fractional FORM We have the series
two-fifths, onehaf, four fiths, one-one. Reducing
these to q common .senominator. aud emitting the
denominators, We obtain 20 rs, 40 80. Subtract
Ing the rst from the second. thei second from the
third, and the third from the fourth. the remain
doris are. 5 IS. 10. Dividing by the common divi.
sor. 5. the auotionts are. l. 2. New. whatever
ratio exists between the second quantity, g. and the
given quantity. 80, the same ratio exists between
the first. l, and AS money. and between tie third
2. ard BIS money. Wehave, then. by simple pro-
portion. g. 30::l: 10; and 3d.: 2: 20. Therefore
AS money is $40, and BIS 500.
See Pixies Arithmetic, promiscuous questions
page 1885, as. Zee, also, Davies First Lessons in
Algebra, Article 76. Q. 10. Question 10, also. by
varying 1t little. will give good exercise. Instead
Of "one-haf, and fifteen over" assume eleven six
tsenths for the numerator, and ''let three and q
half" be the denominator. OF q complex fraction.
which reduce to q simple form. Then cd ling unity
to both the numerator and dsnominator OF the
complex fraction reduce it Also and divide the for
by the latter in their reduced form and proceed
Is before. Keep the quantities reduced by commsa
divisors as far % practicable.
BURTON WHITAKER DAVIS.
VALLEY SCHOOL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

PERSONAL DfSeULrY.-On Wednesday last, says
che Ly ncbburg (Va) Republican, personal din. .
Guilty occurred at or near Bent Greek, between DR.
Blk, Of that place, and Mr.. John Eubauk, during
which the former was shot In the arm by pistol
In the hands Of Mr.. Eubank.
@ Nerser, an old citizen of Bethlehem, Pa, shot
himself on the 9th inst.
Senator Sumner was In Paris on the 26.h ult,
rhoping" to be in the merit Congress.
Eggs are selling in Minnesota at Ave cents per
doHen, and potatoes At forty cents per bushsi.
Work on the Virginia and Kentucky Railroad 10
suspended at present for want of funds.
The trees Of Warrington county, Va, are alive
with locusts.
inghsm county, Va.
The City Council Of Petersburg, Va, has passed
an ordinance establishing . chain gang.
Hon Thomas Rufiu, Of North Carolina, has been
nominated for reelection to Congress.
In St Louis, the frat mosquito of the season
made Its appearance on the .th inst.
The Secretary Of the Navy has appointed Mr.
VIM Evans, now Of Washington city, to be the
Master Founder at the Norfolk, Va, navy.yard.
The performance OF sack Sheppard" at the
Victoria Theatre In London, lately, was prohibit.
ted
Hon Charles Sumner was in Turin In the latter
part OF May. 1t is stated that he seemed to be In
excellent health.
Largo numbers OF the citizens Of New Orleans
are daily leaving for tho Watering places In Wiz.
gipia, at the north and lake shore.
Rev J Lansing Burrews' Of Richmond, delivered
alecture Friday night, in Raleigh N. c., before the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Rev Jas McCabs, OF Baltimore. lectured ip
fredericksburg, Va, Thursday night, on "The
Character Of Washington"
Mr. Frank Rove, Of Fort Dodge, late Sergeant.
at.arns Of the Iowa House Of Representatives.
was recently shot dead by the Indians while on
bis way to Pixies Peak.
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vindicatton OF the Fugitive Slave
Law IN Ohio.

Vinotcation OF the Fugitive Slave
Law IN Ohio.
The Southern press cannot do better
service to the country than to call especial
attention to the manner in which the Fugi-
tive Slave Law has been indicated in Ohio.
We are sufficiently ready to give due promi-
nence to all violations Of the law, aud ought
to be equally willing to place before the
public, facts of a moro creditable and cheer
ing character.
Ohio has always been regarded as the
rankest abolition State in the Union, and
the district recently represented by old
Giddings, which lies on the shore of Lake
Erie, a. the most ultra abolition section of
the State. Yet it is in the heart of this dis
trics that the rescuers of the fugitive slaves
at 0hsrlin, have been tried, convicted and
punished by an upright and intrepid United
States Judge-Wilson-in the face of an
infnriated mob, and with no United State.
soldiers within five hundred miles IN
oyerawe the enemies Of the country. But
that is not all. The imprisoned fanatics
applied to the Supreme Court, composed.
we believe, of members of their own party
for discharge, on the plea of the uncon-
stituhonslity of the Fugitive Slave Law,
tor the violation Of which they had been
made TO answer. The Attorney General
OF the State, it 10 said. earnestly argued the
case In behalf Of the prisoners; but the
court, three judges out Of Eve, substan tally
dxcreedx
!. fhas sss ys1srai Consultation guarantees to
tion.
2. Tast shs sitixsn Who occasionally iuterfsrea
= ceest o. the rescue Of an escaped slepe from
~ neas1sl owner. h guilty Of seissioa Of The
= That this csnsslsusionsi OBLIGATION h.. besn
49, sAssmsd by the Lsgisisturs, hy Cone
... sae ~ the efeisloas ~ cur FEDERAL ana sssss
= That ~ tbs susssiea l. sss sAss But b. nd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

On Tuesday, TIN inst. st the residence o. g: Ao
s soas. 3d. S r. RfsSsb Rshotsa
q Giles county, ya e Ne, n ~. y
~ Georgetown papers plense copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

PArAL AccIDESr.-Wm. Taylor, just 81 years oil
age, a son Of Vim. D. Taylor, was killed In Sussex
county, Va, on Wednesday, by striking his head
aRaInst beam while diving 10 q mill pond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

THB LATE FRosr as very destructive In Western
and Southwestern Virginia. Between Abingdon
asd Lebanon. large fields of corn we're killed. The
grape crop in Kanawba county was killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

MOB LANAI Mt. Liberty, Belmont county,
Ohio, last week, Mrs. Sarah Cation, her daughter,
aisa,,tinUjv immoral way, we're all tsken Il ON
thsir beds by . mob, vhs entered the house BY
..arjep down ito ftont-tarred and festhered aud
ridden through the town on rails Her son was
severely whipped b%for' being .af.eI hn,
tier sas not Q new ono 10 mrs. w., pus sufptssi
the vounp n worry much.
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RALrIMoRE CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. June 10 The offerings o. cattle yea.
terdsy were rather larger than last DAY but
notw this the average prices ruled high
err owing 10 the fact that there were very few lnfe
ror lots offered The.receipts reached $50 head nv
OF which were driven to Philadelpbia apG NeW
baltimore butchers at prices ranging from - 10 to
IS. and averaging IS SIX per 10 lbs sro,s Thesup
re Hing At from S. Is to 90 per 100 lbs nett Tbs
prices OF sheer are and we quote as iast
week. viz: S2(ds4 per 100 lbs gross.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

AProIsHssT.-Gov. Wise has filled the vacancy
10 the Board of Visitors Of the University, occasion
ed by the election Of MIR. Robertson to the judi
oiary, by the appointment OF Frank Minor, Esq =,
Of Albemarle
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nYHp.

In thu cha on Saturday, 18th Of June. after .
brief but painful illuess, ANTHONY a. kkIbOA-
MANN, r. D.. "a the s6ih ysar Of his nGe:
Church. this afternoon, 1t o'clock. z. a.
Tho friends aud acq uaintAnces OF the family sre
invited TO attend without farther notice
On Friday nj eht, June lo:h. Oh RLkS T.. SON Of
Ash and Marian Levy. aged mentns. weeks
and dare.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

BAuED Charles Gachet, Of Alabama, who shot
Bentley, of Kentucky, at the University OF Viz
pipIa. has beer bailed in the sum Of $4,000 to sp
pear for trial. Young Bentley is out Of danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

PiR1-A FIRE broke out at Cu!peper Court
House, Va, Thursday night, destroying the bakery
of 8. Hogg, the residences Of Robs. Williams, Mrs
Jameson and others. Loss about $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

PROGRAMME
PART FIRsT-INTRODUCTION
Solo, Duett and Chorus-sprins. gentle Spring
Duett-Gaily: ssiiy sounds the Horn
Chorus-HAil all hail
solo-The stars have faded one BY one
Duett-3aily. gaily SQUADS the Horn
solo-Why zine In the city or droop In the shade
(horus-Come. roam with me
eolo-There, swestly the brooklet G, q singing
along.
PART SECOND.
Cborus-Sow the hedges are climbed
Echo Chorus-An echo doth well
Recit and Uhorus-Here are flowers and wrsaths
Of t green o,x.r,
bolC-Tolyou. TO you % Queen Of the May
eolo-I accept the May.day crown
Solo and Choru.-D. know you can't tell where
Solo and Choru.-Happy Robin. joyous Robin
Duo. and Ohorus-The western sun Is ninging
Solo-We'll crow with hJwers our meeting
Duett-The western sun is flinging
PART THIRD
Aria-Darkness tarry yet awhile
Folio and Choru.-Make way. make way for the
Solo ANA Chorus- Welcome my gentle Queen
Solo and Chcrus-All hail! our noble Queen
Solo, bprinR-I come, come
aolo, Sunshine Obedient to His high command
Chorus-To thee. Oh genial Sunshine
solo. Pm joy us and free
Solo, Rainbow-When the storm.king quits his
throne
Tric-We are loving sisters three
eolo, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. little
Polo, Zephyrs-Soft and low We breathe our lay
Chorus-Thus do we all live
Final Choru,-rhanks to God for every blessing.
TICKETS 50 OENTs-Which may be had of the
pupils and at the Music Stores also. ct the door on
A0The doors will be opaned ct ~ O'Clock. and
the Concert commence ct 81 O'Clock.
fnrots had nv Mr. CAPUSI IA lz-1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

ACCIDENT "A carriage, containing Miss Britton
and Miss Poindt x,sr, daughter Of Rev A. NJ Polp'
dexter, Of Richmond, was overturned In Peters
burg, Va, Friday, by the horses running of. Both
Young ladies were thrown out, the former being
badly, and the latter slightly, bruised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13
- paAuprvuf BUILplNti

~ COOP BREAD.-0ne of the greatest
difficulties With which the housewife has to contend
y the failure to have. st ell timss especially when
friends are visiting. or strangers happening ino
COED. light. sweet bread. We are pleased to au-
nOunce that this great trouble has at last been en-.
tirely removed snd now has an excuse for ha.
wing heavy bread or sour ledsaa cakes Of any kind.
column, will be found VERY superior for al sorts Of
bread or batter cakes and from trial Of the srti.
Gle, we can recommend it to house Keepers Is ex.
ceiling Anything Of the kind which we have ever
tried. The article be had Of grocers and apoth.
ecarfes generally. AK for sempie's Powders- Vir.
giaid Conductor.
For sale By Druggists and Grocsrs generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

ARII yBD.
schr RsddIngtun, Clxst. R,ckiaad. =. q
Schr Rough and Ready. Moore. Basss .
corn, to master.
stssmshsr Rosnohs. Couch. New Yok. ndss.
and pass4sgers, Lrdlam watson; -.
e hr stae. Towussnd, Phiiadslrhia. VIA eors Wss'
thai. coal. W d Ca!quitt a Co, n
Srhr DmmA Jane. Phillips, bAsimofe' a.
o schr Ann Eliza, Jones. down u: rivss: sh.
echr Col Davis Hiz bs,smS az. - tSs river light.
Rark sally Magee. Rogerss Mo. VIA DsiH"oao'
dour Kdu oud Davenport o.
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rxuorous EouAuqY.--The Jews OF Tuscany bavs
t.naered to the Provincial Government 40 expires.
:, N OF shsir grateful sonss OF the seasonab'e act
r,ieb r.skes I'll re igious sects equal before the
t.c1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

90 AN IMP ,BrANT improvement In material for
Roofing, 10 offered to the public by Measrs BIT,
4 Co. OF New York city, It consists Of . prepare
tion of glutipoas ard iberous matter combined Gov
cred with mica-sad 10 be very durable. and per-
fectly water proof 1t is highly spoken Of By thoze
who have used 1t.
Tor narticnlara SEQ advertisement In our nAner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

eALu or PxAkIua ToDAcco.-At the sale Of pre-
mimi tobscee at ths planters warehouse III It.
Louf. Friday, the Erst premium Of $7s for ruana
facturiug leaf Was awarded TO Addison Finsiey, Of
pike county, Mo. This tobacco was purchased ct
81 On mar 100 Tbs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

Soc specimens at the r doorway.
Gee specimens at their doorway.
See specimens at their doorway.
See specimens at their doorway.
RMS Co have had II years experience in the
prncipsi cities In the United States and are regu-
I.r,y educated artists ard chemists. Permanently
located at l2s Main street. Steam Gallery. Prices
range from 23 cts to SIS.
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"a REFS Co. have more and better specimens
~ REEFS Co have more and better specimens

Vi KIkS 4 20. nav6 HUI6 anu DotteI BpeC'"euS
H9 REFS Co. have more and better specimens
ss. REss Co. have more and better specimens
HS- ssss 4 Co. have more and better specimens
or chii5rsn than any other artists in the Union.
OF children ssan as.y other artists in the Union.
or chidr en- than any other artists in the Union.
OF children than any other artists in the Union
BIZ their new process only one second sitting Is
required
By their new process only one second sitting is
required
By their new process only one second sittf3g il
required
By their new process only one ETC 'ho Si''inK 10
required ,
To produce the most brilliant impression
To produce the most brilliant impression.
To produce the most bri liant impression
To produce the most brilliant impression.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

THKAfRlcAL-Mrs. /. B. Phillips vas presented,
in Lyncbburg, Va, Thursday night, with a set OF
pearl aud Turquoise jewelry, valued at $l2o Inc
presentation WAS made by Mr. Hsrkins, on behalf
Of the donors. Miss Maggie Mitchell, who has
lust concluded an engagement in Lynchburg, 10 to
plav In Petersburg tn IL week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13
xrBur YOUR Books Ar ~. GIFT BOOK sroRn.

kEBUY YOUR Books AT TIE GIFT BOOK SroRI
where you may buy
Book and Gold Watch for $IC0
ABook aui q Silver Watch for 90
A Book aud q Gold Chain for 90
A Book and q old Thimble for LOO
A Book and Cameo Pin for 100
Book and q set OF Sleeve Buttons for 100
Book and Gold Locket for 100
A Book and a Coll Bracelet for 100
Book and Gold Pencilsfor 100
Book and q Gift Book for 100
This is q great movement. (which has for its end
the dissemns alton of knowledge. b sure to call at
No Sc Main street, and buy Book. Je l3-6t
e4-CHEAP CARDpRINTIN9.-Tbe!DI DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUGGLES' FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES. IL
prepared to furnish this description ofwork cheaper
and with greater rapidity than any other establish
ment in this city. The largest stock OF CARDS In
the city can be found at this office.
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VALLEY SCHOOL.
Richmond, June, 1888. jel3-dltcwlt

TRACT OF LAND CT 80 ACRES, AD-
/ JOINING THE FARMS on MEesRS ED
MOND DAy1NPORT AND MRS SIZE FOR
SALE PRIvATRLY-We authorized 20 sell Q
tract Of land located as above. sbout4 miles from
Richmond, containing 60 acres. part of which IL
Chick ahomiDy low grounds, about 60 acres cleared
and in high stare OF improvement, ~ the present
crops will show; tho balance In wood and timber
This land Is beautiful located, and there 10 It
very handsome site for building. There 10 on the
place several fine springs. Terms accommodating.
Apply to
ia Ia st GODDIN = APPERSON.
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nR. HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
ANB
DIR. HOOFLAND'SB ALSAMIC COR

DIAL,
The grsat standard medicines fe present age, hare
ACQUIRED their great popularity only through pears OF
friaI Unb0u1ded rats faction rendered 6v them IN
all cases; and the people haze pronounced them
seoTthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA. JAUN-
DICE DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM DItEASES OF
THE KLDNAYS.
and all diseases arising, from disordered lirer or
tcsoEness Of The stomach and digestive 0rodns are
speedily and permanently cured bD the GERMAN
Tls BALSAMIC CORDIAL has acquired a repu
tdttoa SURPRISING that Of any similar preparation
ertdnt. IL tCW cure, WITHOUT FAIL. The most sereTe
COrGH COLD. OR HOARSENESS BRONCIE
IT'S INFLUENZA GROUP PNEUMONLA.
ISCIPTENT CONSUMPTION,
and has performed the most astonishing cures erer
kn0tcn % .
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
A .feao doses soiH also at once check and cure Tie
most seros DIARRHEA proceeding from COLD IN
THs BOWELS
Ths@ ne icines are prepared By DR. CM JACKSON
Co. No 4is arch strees. PHILADELPHIA, Pa and are
sold BY druggists and dealers in medicines every-
,ohere at IS cents per bottle The signature Of NJ
JACKSON DiH be The outside sordpper Of each bottle
IN the Aietdndc published annually ty the pr0prts-
tors called DYs ALMANAC. you a1aH find les,
timOny and cOmBteRddtGry notices from all parts u
the country These Aimaaacs are 0iren aacay by al
agents.
PURCELL. LADD { co. Agents,
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~ 8. M. Piks / Co. . PuRI CAnAw-
"a SRANDY.-Ths Who OAtawhA Brandy h@ for
3asersI years past, been manufactured from the
resx.4 JUS. Of The a sssySss. aat$sebd Grape, and
la uhsa4ssss e RAGS tsY&sErtfF sos medicinal eno
family pnfis ases - ,aS5 rQHAis but exces the
choiSs 81 pccss. 30 tsez IA Faxzxy, QUALITY and
sicHs Ass ~ FlsTa%
RsSa shs s3Sto,tias iertAe Sases.
.gAs5rssrps D G. Nov 18th, 1853.
nB CLARKs, Esq--.ir: have made chemical
anaiy sis of q sample Of pure Ohio Catawba Bren'
dy. Of tie man1iac Q OF "a PIKE Go. Cinc1n.
natl and ind it to be . pure Wine BRANDY, Tree
from sdulterationsot admxture Of Ingredients. de-
rimentsl 10 health not . fictitious liquor made
of corn spirits and davoring essences; and 1t IL
we'll adapted, from Il purity and quality TO sAks
the place of French Oognac-
Chemical Examiner Patent once
WASHINGTON, Nov IL, 1850
We, the undersigned having made careful ex.
animation Of samples OF Pixies Pure Ohio Catawba
Brandy. hereby recommend Il cordially TO the pub:
lie as most excellent article. worthy OF notice. and
we'll adapted to medicinal uses, where superior
and genuine Brandy is required.
j sHMMIs, M d.
xrEor sale by PETERSON,
Wholesals Druggist. 1856 Main street.
Sole agent for Richmond, va.
ap l9-d2m&cwlm
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DATENT MICA AND

TJAIENx MIOh ANU
FIBROU1 CEMENT ROOFING.
This cement consists ofutrong Elutineus substAn-
css, impregnated with hbrous matter, and covered
with Mica, which make II FIRE PROOF and Q Der.
feot resistant Of the atmosphere In every climate
and We will warrant 10
WATnR PROOF.
Il also reflects the rays Of the sun, making the
building much cooler in summer than tin or slate
PERI6HABLf. and having been thoroughly tried
for years In New ork city and Various parts of ths
United Btatss it 10 the cheapest and best roofing Ia
nee. JOSEPH DITTO 3 CO.,
General Once. 37s BroAdwsy, New York.
NB-Cemeat for sale by the barrel. with full
sals Territorial Rights for portion Of the United
States.
10 fS-3mif d 4 90.
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~FLY KILLER, price 6 cents de-
stroys Fiies instantly without dapger to any thing
else. Is easily prepared and used When commenced
early Ia the season. the house may DO kept clear Of
Flies all summer. Sold By
JOHN w GARLICK,
ie l0-3t Market Place, Frank lin st.
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DURE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY, for
l. sale at LAIDLEY 4 ROBINSON'S
Family Medicine Store,
je 4th and Frank lin Streets
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

s,.s Ia New YORK vriss Of sssno virsia,s e =. e
a. srss IL a no &c 900 dis0u vs ses4Ga sn1
,aw Tspmesass SIS 20 u se<; on satnrd.S Asse'
as ss Va Sc & ssk sad ssoWo No esat'ss -.
BAIYIxosx, yure lit seur cinsed sfsady =, I hus
email rsies Of Ohloas ~ Mhsas esoss Corn closed
dnii Add heavy; yellow has eiinsd &C. c,o''WTfh VIM.
sstas7c Provisions clo-sd dull ana nes'S.
~ closed dull and nominal 1t 2ss.
NEW YosK. June II -Ftour-Ihe ma l,.s ~ n m
cited and prices have advanced 10 ctS S.e r,r.rr
bbis sta'e IS mao so; ONO u s'eS' ID 0'1'A''A
Wbe.,rhe msrsst buoyspt; sales ca q - , a:s,
hrshels-vhifs sou,hsrn lso@is7h cts RED Ho o'e'
Whit Western $50 cents ~ ooo h,.h
OornThs m wheti: e S csni,: Yellow saSss css
n0rsnThs mukst IL qniet; sales Of Mes ~ sH0
~ az and Prims SIS ,,<AuH -.
...yss-Th4 mari cts FIRM; sales st ~ OILS CO.
Esssky-Tse rnaEket Is auli - Jce11ct
r,xmrHar,. Jun~ 10 Bloar nrm; rates Of sSW
,.,,sls "a ss sao7 o. p tb'. Wheat nrm anq cts
nssha ca f,gIs Il hisky-sales at 231c- Provf
aicns quiet.
Nv oprv.ys. June 10 Cotton The sales today
mated Z, only 100 bales. ct 1044uc Tor MIG.
dIins. The following is the weekly statement Of
the market Bales
... ...,. l0250
" cts
Reeeip same week Of last .a a1
sxports of the week 20
NJ norts for the
Receipts ahead Of last year...:; izzo0
do ahead Of last year at all soathern &C., .oo
porfs".......'..... ...''''''''''''''' o. oo1
Stock 10 Port [ :,..oy At n ,ilk
cents for RIO SEQ bsgs disposed OF duran9 tne
week: the i'm ports amounted to geo bags InefS =
stock OF 80 oO9 bags hand, 900 less tnan " 2
stock Of 10 & year. ExchanRes-On forum <Hvy
iol! cents premium. TN New York Ia discount 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

A GaowISs TosAcoo Misxsf--Ths inspsctions
Of tobacco 10 Clsrkssvilis, Va, for this year arc
four times e. great ~ they were Lest, and one
large firm will send $4,000 boxes TO the North
Lust week . sale Of tobacco was made as $2l 70
ysv I'm ndyed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13
AMUHEMENTH.
NAECHANICS' HALL.
RAND
FLORAL CONCERT.
" SPRING HOLIDAY

Th,s nav and beautiful CANfATA, (by Mr.
soNGS DUETT5. TRIOs, CHOBUsEe, sc,
II, he rerf ,rmed by the YOUNG LADIES of Mr.
L 0ALLEHERs GLASS. under nus difecsion. at
MECHANICS' HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING. June 18th. 1859.
~ Mr.. DUNDERDALE will preside at the