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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-12
o"L Mr.. EDITOR As H.

SFL MIR. EDITOR:-As Nv
HSF promised in my last advertise G0S
ment that the People, should hear from again,
so now blow my horn" l have studied sstrn no
my since my last, and find that the star of my des
tiny still moves on; and those who know HAGAN'S
JOHN. know that he has the feculty and indefatf
gable spirit not to let the downfalls of life to
him TO despair; but push along, keep moving"
much lead on his sinker will surely be goner;
therefore / offer to the public of my own manufac
ture, BUG9IEs, SULK1ES, R0CKAWAYS and
Light OAkRIAGEs-all as good as can be made
/ have also HORSES, MULES, &c, &c for sale-in
fact. anything under the sun. and will barter and
trade for old shoe soles. All you have to do is
to give him call 18th street. where you will nd
his sign INSIDE down. there you will find HAGAN'S
JOHN, in I0ton Creek Nation.
NJ You shall hear from me again, for am
writing q romance of my own life. NH 28-d3m
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1910 SPRING TRADE. 1S59
Elicit a. DREWRY,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No l. PsaTl Street. Richmond, ia.
We have the pleasure OF Offering to the merchants
of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee the
largest and best stock of
DRY GOODS
We have ever been able to exhibit.
Conf ming cur business principally TO piece goods.
we have bestowed much time and labor 10 get up 3
first rate stock aI feel satisfied that no house in
this country can offer BIT tier selected stock OF
Engiish and American Prints
Fancy printed Lawns, Jaconets and Cambrlcs
Fine French and English 0rgeDdies and Chal-
lies
Fancy Bareges Delaines and Valentias
Robes CT every style in Lawns, Jaeonets, Ut.
CANDIES. Bsreges, CAallies end Deiaines
Silks, Popiins, Check d. Ecoss. mllisinas
LsviIls Cloths, Debages. DC
In White C8mbries, swiss musi1ns irisn Linens
Ac we have of own i'm portation, a large STOCK,
which will sell lower than we nave ever oeon
able to do before.
In goods for gentlemen's and boys wear ourstock
is very large and varied, and as cheap as we have
ever been bile TO sell them.
We have an extra large stock OF goods Tor ne
GermsB and Scotch Linen Burlaps
Farmers Drills Linen Ducks
Heavy Cots0n Twills and Cottonades
Plaid and Striped Domestics
Plaid and Striped OZnaburgs
Denims, DC.
ITe ali of which We ask a special examination by
the trade. We are determined to meet the market
prices North and South with a well es tI
houses. ELLEII q DhL" M.
Ia -pra
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.

NJ IG H T AUCTION-will be sold It
auction. on FRIDAY night, April 9. at my store
large assortment Of Watches and Jewelry fancy
fancy articles
The above sale will be continued every night IN.
apt ALEX MOTT. Auct.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTU-

VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTU.
RAJ sOCIETY-At meeting Of the Execu-
tive 0mmlttee OF this Society on the 9th OF April,
Resolved, That the subscribers to the fund for
purchasing and improving the Fair Grounds. for
the use CT the Virginia Central Agricultural 30
ciety. be requested by notification in the newspa.
psrs TO pay into the Farmers Bank. to the credit
the first instalment of their subscription, (s25 in
every hundred aud that the Treasurer be also In.
structed to call upon them for such dues.
Resolved. That the subscribers be requested to
execute their negotiable notes pay able to the Pres
ident OF the Seciety, for the deferred nstalments
CHARLES CIMMOCK,
Secretary and. Treasurer IS.
The undersigned will be greatly obliged II the
subscribers will make their Il rst payments into the
Bank, requested, the Ger tifcafes of such depo-
site being regarded as receipts therefor.
CHARLES DIMMOCK,
ap9-6t Treasurer Va g.
n. Whig and Enquirer copy.
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By e. B. Cook, Auct.
A UCTION SALE or BOOKS
IA ON
THURSDAY EVENING, Apri1 14th, 1859,
AT FOUR O'CLOCK, P. n.
BY e. b. COOK.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BOOKS.
Consisting Of
Reports of the Routes for the Pacific Railroad
The Topography. Zoology and Botany, vols
Commodore Perry Japan Expedition. 5 vols
Lieut. ellis Gillian Expedition
Lieuts Herndon and 0ibbon on the AmaEon
Charts and Maps of the Coast Survey
American State Papers, 10 vols
Architectural Plates
CnntractorS Road Book
McClennan on the Crimean Expedition, with
expeditions Of the European Armies
Blue Book United htates
Catalogue of Patents
Marcus Red River Report -
Emory's Report Of the ella Expedition
All extensively illustrated with numerous Steel,
Copper and Wood Engravings, in the highest style
Of art, &c. Bee catalogue.
ap9 6bUOoh.
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T ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS ON CAR.
CENTRAL AND VERY VALUABLE
" PRIVATE REGIlENGE AND AQANT Lot

AT THE CORNEK OF 9TH AVID FRANKLIN STs.,
FOR SALE AT AUCrIoN.-At the request of Mr.
John nj Patton, Jr Ext cutter Of the late John NJ
Patton we will sell Ct public auction. on the premi
mencihe at ~ O'Clock. III. the large and admire.
bly, located residence late in the occupancy Ct the
feet. runs back 100 feet The dwelling has Is rooms.
including basement and garrett and is not only re-
markedly well located, but is now in good repair,
and is supplied with gas and water. The kitchen
is large and we'll arranged; and there is an excel
lent brick stable and carriage house to the
lot. To the dwelling will be attached about 81 feet
Of ground 9th street. The vacant lot next the
Mechanics Institute, having front Of 40 feet will
be sold separately unless the purchaser Of the dwell
ling should elect to take at agreed price. The
location of this property in the heart Of the city
andin front of. and in full view of the Capitol
Square. recommer DIS it to the attention of the mer
chant professional gentleman. There 10 an office
in the basement. with an excellent entrance from
9th street.
TERMs-Onethird cash; balance at the end of five
years for bonds bearing interest the interest paya
bic half yearly. secured by trust deed.
The taxes and insurance for 1889 to be paid by the
purchaser.
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| FINE TUMAIO PLANTS. =

Ey4 FINE TUMAIU PLANTS. (1VN
IL. I have on hand the finest lot ofcSG
PLANTS have ever had, of the sams old ~
ever introduced in this market. 1t is useless for
me to say much about these Plants. as to their
peror quality, for they have told for themselves
wherever they have gone. know no better refer
ence than those who nave tried them who are too
numerous to mention; and also return nav humble
thanks for the liberal patronage extended to me in
the past and solicit call from all my old custom.
az all others who may wish something in this
line that may be relied on to be genuine and good.
veysnce. PERFECTLY FRESH. am prepared to
put them up SO that they will not wither in week
or ten days. Residence, head of Main street SQUARE
above the Fair Grounds, and next door above Sid
ney Methodist Church.
ap 5-i2t* WM W ROWE.
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By Thos. W. Keesee, Auctioneer.
tOmce corner of 18th and Cary streets.1

" AHVS. W. hcccc6, AUCC1UHeer.
lOmce corner of 18th and Cary streets]
EXECUTRIX SALE OF HORSES
~ MULES, COWS, CARTS, ROCKAWAY AND
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. AT AUCTION
Intending to remove to the city, shall sell, on
T u a.I morning: Apri! I4th, commencing at
New Fridge road, about az miles from Richmond.
all of the Horses, Mules. Cows. Carts, Rockaway
and Harness {nearly new. Farming Utensils.
Household and Kitchen Furniture. &c.
TERMS All sums under $50 cash, over that
amount go days credit for approved endered nego-
gotiabe paper SARAH TOMPKfNS,
EXecutrix of +. G. Tompkins, decd.
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. KEEsEE Auct.
an II
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GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
NEOIETY OF HOUSE AND LOT ON

IVA VALLEY STREET, IN RICHMOND, FOR
SALE-Pursusnt to decree of the Circuit Court
Of Petersburg. in the of H w Tyler for &c. vs.
shall. on FRIDAY the 18th day of April, 1882 at 8
O'Clock. NJ on tho premises. proceed to sell to the
instaiments, except for cash sufficient TO pay the
expenses of sale one moiety Of the House and Lot
On Ss ~ u o.
The said House and Lot lies Valley street. nearly
opposite the residence Of Mr. Jno Priddy. Negotia.
BILE notes. with good eudorsers will be required, and
the title retained until paid
an AUG @ BUTTS, COm'r.
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CLOTHING

SPRING GOODS AT HEAD QUARTNRS.
-. Corner Main and l3th s9yee1s.
The subscriber has just returned nom new York.
with the largest and most fashionabl stock Of
Goods he has ever had. selected By himself IN per
retail trade. better stock Of Cloths. Cassimcres
and Vestings. cannot BE- seen In this city Uoats,
Pants and Vests OF every IMAGINABLE fhspe. color
most magnificent stock of Furnishing Goods, such
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SIG REWARD.-I will pay the

above reward Of FIFTEEN DOLLARS for
the apprehension and delivery TO me tn
Cumberland si, County. near Vartersyiiis. or
boy CUPID. who IL about Is or ~ years0f age,
with bright complexion and about feet 10 or II
inches high.
purchased said boy from Mr., Boi,seau, Of Pc
tersburg, and was raised By Mr.. John Dyson. about
miles from Petersburg. about which place be II
10" 10 o00O' WN AERRYMAN, csrteruilIs,
ap 7-3t ThT&Ths Cumberland ca, Va.
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TRUSTEES BALE, REAL ESTATE,

TRUSTEES BALE, REAL ESTATE,
l. AT AUCTfON.-As surviving Trustee in
deed of trust from Jacob Shook lare of the city of
Of ree ord in the clers's once Of Richmond Rus-
tings Court, will sell upon the premises: on MON:
DAY. the 18th day of April if fair # not the next
tate described in said deed, as follows:
LIST The Dwelling House of the late Jacob Shook.
ne IS
the necessary conveniences, together with large
Brick Kitchen, Drick Stable. &c. The lot fronts
which will be sold in the gross divided ii desired.
After the sale OF the above viii be SOLD
noDsi Lots S on Webster ter street S ' ''S ~
+" " E E9isn
Also, a House and Lot on Brooke Avenue, front
ing about As and running back 100 feet, adjoining
TERMs.-0ne-fourth cash; the balance at 6. IL and
is months for negotiable notes. with interest add
o for ss to be- paid By the
Surviving s trustee TS
JAS TAYLOR Bon, Aucts. NH 20
MINE HOUSES AND LOTS ON LEIGH
~ AyD FFFfESTa & AMP oa ON JAIL
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of April,
!s5s at ~ o'clock. P NJ, eight Houses and Lots on
OF The Central Railroad Company; also one House
and Lot on Jail Alley.
chance here Of1ereO LOT Shall families 70
secure themselves homes, and as this property il
In good order. and occupied by good tenants. such
an opportunity seldom presents itself for profta'
BILE investment.
The sale win commence with the House and Lot
on Jail Alley.
4 plat Of the property may be seen on the day of
sale. .
TERMs-One, third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and secured by trust deeds. The taxes and tnsu-
rance for 1859 to be paid by the purchaser.
JAMES TAYLOR SON,
mh25 Auctioneers.
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TREDEGAR IRON WORKS.
l. RICHMOND. March &c, Is59-The undersigned
have formed copartnership, under the sty le of
X. ANDERS0Nsk CO., and will continue TO manu-.
tacture. at these works, and supply the following
articles. viz:
Bar Iron of all sizes
All descriptions Of Railroad supplies-Chairs
Spikes, Bridges, Bolts, &c
Freight Cara with ire and wooden trucks
Castings of Brass or iron
Wheels and Axles. fitted or separate
Locomotives
Stationary Engines of all sizes, for Depots. Wa
ter Stations, Pumping &c
Portable Engines for saw Mills and Grist Mills
All OF which we will sell on reasonable terms and
of best quality. JK ANDERSON,
JOHN TANNER,
ARCHER,
NH Blind 4 8 ARCHER.
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BY ,. ,. Geek. Auotisnser'

~ - n Vveks Auoeto0ooE.
r .ARaE AND ATTRACTIVE eArrov
FURNITURE. 10. Ar AuCTTON
On MONDAY, fhs iith Iustsnt. & % o,cioek.
second hand Furniture, CONSISTING Or:
mm:.ssossny Marble fcp md Pisia 1asssns
ss:.ssos.ay S.ssss rs rsP Gsssssssds
MsS"rsonrvf , 9 yslvss Sat Chairs
IyosSssdh SsSo ssa yesp, sipa ssdsssd
c r,rse quantity Of Maple Cane and wood Seat
Office ChairE Cottage pedsessA.
C,mnen Tables: Wsshstsods'
M MSsk s SSsancs Csedls aiseds
1 hs,fI sns ssd! ss g sRsins xaitsa~ss
AIso.
An invoices q Clocks, e
10 oeioes = ''''' % 1'''aiT ss co., ssa. =
WILL BE ADDED. aonssf'
sG. .rr S:ss s s. sst Furniture vARSsa
s.1ae above s.ls Win be consinasd 1 Tnis DAT
At - O'Clock. apl2 = B, OO0K. Auet.
By Alexander Mott, Auctionssr
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. AND
0ROCEnIEs.-wHl be sold at suction. nj mr.
store. on TUESDAY morning next, the i3fh Inst
commencing at 10 o'clock. large asssrtmsnt new
anc Y cona.nsnd Furniture.
Dh1 6OODS.-Cloths. Cassinefes Alpacas Nus
M RsaDT NAB !nSas; 9fs,ao0. S@,.ss
vests: &C. Boots sSoe. AZ Hs S' c.p: sssd
az! Si bs,. wAl.l.y 20 Dbl. Br.say.
sehisdam schnapDa. 1000 Ci.ss. C = -
ap ~ ALEX MOTT. Auetr.
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NH 23-dtd
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT c

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON
SALE AT AUCTION-We will sell upon the prem
Uses. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of April, COM
mencing at ~ O'clock, P NJ; the neat and comfort
recently occupied by Mr.. Edward Jersey. The
house has eight rooms and there ia on the lot well
of pure water
The lot fronts about 50 fee. on 18th street, runs
back to McCance street. on which it has front of
60 feet The whole premises are in complete repair
TERMS: One-third cash the balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes. with interest added
and secured by trust deed. Taxes for 1859 to be
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR L SON.
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WATCHES, WATCHES Now

ready, some OF those superior American
AA Watches, that are really time keepers.
which have recently been introduced 70 this
pnbhc. The only satisfactory proof OF good
Watch. IL, that It tells correctly and without inter-
iuption the true time Of day. If the Watch will
not perform equally and with accuracy. it H. TO no
that patented devices are adopted, or that the
whole IL covered by . famous mama costly case.
The manufacturers of these Watches are deiermtn-
ed to make time keepers. whether they make 0neY
or not. All that IL asked. 10 trial call md SEQ
them, at C0ENNKTB,
All EaRIa SduAra.
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By l. & G. B. Davenport.

GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY. l4th April, we will sell, at 10
O'Clock, at Auction Store assortment OF Gro.
ceries, viz:
Coffee and Crushed Sugars
Laguayra and Java Coffee
New York Extra syrup
Portland do
EERum
Rectifed and Old Rye Whiskey
Tanners Oil
Green and Black Teas
Vinegar; Starch
Soap; Candles
Sole Leather
Racon Sides, &c &c.
TERMS: Under $lO0, cash; 500 and over. menths
orsait for approved paper.
ap8 B DAVENPORT, Aucts.
ADDITIONAL
LlCORICE-20 cases Mcorice
DURE IMPORTED BRANDIES AND
l. WINES AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, the
l4th April at 10 O'Clock, we will cell, at our auction
store
200 packa ges French Drandies
Sherry, Port. Madeira and Champage Wines.
all pure as imported, under customhouse lock and
SEAL
TERMs-Under 500, cash; $InO and over, four
months credit, for approved paDer.
APPS G DAVENPORT. ADcts
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TURNER & CO,

w NO Is. FOURTEENTH STREET,
Who'll EyALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
HAVING received by recent arrivals complete
assortmeut of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS. comprising altogether, very desirable
ass9r,mept suited and selected expressly FOR the
trade of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee,
ali of which the trade is respectfully invited to ex-
snina nh 7-2m
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE SUB

URBS OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE-I offer
for sale, privately, that very desirable brick resi-
denee and appurtenant outbnildDgs. with 3acres Of
land, attached situated at the of Harvs and
Grove streets, in the town Of Sydney, and Known
main building has been lately repaired. and contains
swell finished rooms. two OF which are neatly pa
pered. be sides good basement dining room closets
&C., DC.
There is on the lot. (Which has been for many
years under enclosure. aud is very highly improv.
well.
Tbs property offers many inducements particu.
larry to those desiring suburban residence, with
aview to the education Of family, as it is within
few hundred yards of the Richmond College, o RI
sing institution. and convenient to the schools and
churches of the city which is rapidly extending its
bounds in this direction. The neighborhood is
healthful and pleasant-the buildings being chiefly
private residences.
If not sold before. 1t will be offered at public auc.
ton en- the "a day Of April next. of which due
tice will be given.
TERMs-One eighth cash; the balance in two equal
annual instruments. the purchaser to give bopds
bearing interest from date with personal security
The interest to be paid annually aud the title to be
retained until the last payment is made
For further particulars. apply to Dr. 8 MEREDITH,
Fincaste, Va, or to
JAMES M TAYLOR L SON,
NH 28-dtd Richmond
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r ARGE NUMBER OF MOST BEAUTI

~ Full LOTS, ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MAN.
CdEoTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold
&c auction, on the premises, ON THURSDAY the
18th day of April, 1889, commencing ct az O'clock
n. that most beautiful square of land containing
sixteen acres. adjoining the Southern boundary Of
Manchester. and bounded by the Main street. the
old Chesterfield Railroad, and the Manchestenand
Petersburg Turnpike. The land has been laid out
80 a. TO correspond with the streets Of Manchester
and will be sold 10 lots tn suit The
can be seen at the office of the auctioneers These
lots not only beautifully located but being ont
taxes ~
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at IS and u
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
6y trust deed, or title retained. By request of Mr.
Sc muel Marx, executor Of Joseph Marx, deceased
nh l7-2awtds G0DDIN APPERsON. Aucts.
T ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS ON CAR.
- RINGTON STREET, Lear to venable street
also on oath and 25th sfreets, Church Hill FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N-Wil be sold at auction, on
the premises. on WEDN ESD AY. the 10Th day Of
April 1889 in the order advertised, commencing at
4o'clock, P NJ. the following beautiful lots viz
lot fronting l5o feet on the South side Of CARING
ton street. near to Vepabe street, running back
l65 feet. towards venable street. and adjoining the
residence of MIR. Matthews. After which, will be
sod 80 feet of ground, at the corner of 25th and
street; also 49 feet the East line of 24th and 6S
feet on the West line thereof, between K and L
streets. Church Hill. The foregoing land will be
divided into lots of suitable size. Many of them
are beautifully located and In improving parts Of
the suburbs
TERMS II cash. balance a "A. and IL months for
negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note be paid The taxes for 1859 to be paid
az IL GODDIN h APPERSON. Aucts.
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INFIRMARY OE THE MEDICAL Coz

INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL Coz
l. LEGE.-This Infirmary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets in elevated and
healthful position, convenient to the railroad de-
potts. hotels and other cent of business 1t is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane and those
laboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women aye also re-
ceived ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms fnrnis he'd when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the profes.
sors Of the College who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are for Per week.
Colored
In addition to the above rates. in cases requiring
Surgical Operation. by agreement with the pro-
prietors Of the Bellevue Horpital, small fee is
charged for the operation varying from 81 to $50,
according to its importance. The particular fee in
any may be ascertained by application to either
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi-
clan.
All charges payable on the removal of the pa
tent. -
Attending surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS and WELLFORD.
Attending Ply scians-Prots. TUCKER, CONWAY
and MoCAW.
Resident Physician-JUNIUS NICHE, MD.
Stewsrd-F III PARRISH.
President-L JOYNES, NJ D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the Inrmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. ja6-ly
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1 ARGE NUMBER On M0sT pp.r

;, TlrgL L0TS, ADJOINING THE TOWN on
MANCHEsfER. FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii
se sold at auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY.
O'Clock. N, that most beautiful sousSe 81 iandd
containing l6 acres. adjoining the southern bonn.
dairy OF Manchester. and b unded By the Main
chester and Petersburg Turnpike. The Land ~
been laid cut 80 90 TO correspond with the streets OF
ehasers. The map can be seen ct the Office Of the
auctioneers. These Lots not only beautifully To-
Gated but being outside Of the corporate limits are
not subject to city taxes.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable o,es interest added secured
BY trust dee0 or title retained BY request of Mr.
Samuel Marx, executor Of Joseph Marx, decd.
6ODDIN 3 APPERSON
anrxscn....
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eupsr Silk Lace Neck Ties
Blk and Fancy 6ilk Neck Ties
pockot udkEs N~a~.&. Qe..~A~

khrts. Collars, Drawers. Gloves
Suspenders, Socks, &c
All 10 want of Goods really fresh and desirable.
either ready made or cut to measure would do we'll
70 give him call before purchasing elsewners
He has In his employ the best of Cutters and
W0rkmen. LIB sPEsC'E.
Ap2 Corner Main And l3fh sfrsafn.
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NEW AND FRESH GOODS we have
~ now in store our second supply Of Spring
Goods consisting of
Elegant Double Jupe and Flounced Berage Robes
E.ch Grenadine and Berase Robe aLeZ .
Very handsome Printed Beragrs and Org andes
New style foulard and China silks
Wrench neeie-worked Collars and Sleeves
White Goods of all description
Housek eeping and Linen Goods. in great variety
Tht Sc Goods have been bought curing past week at
ina largo auction sales in New York, ut more than
Al nor cent less Than similar goods coule be had a
mouth ago. j d huSENBAon
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SPRING MTLLINRRY.
n FIRST CLASS PREMIUM MTL-
AHIpPIMa.

Is o. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP
JAMESTOWN-Hour of departure
= o'clock N, TUESDAY, tie i2th
freight received during the day Monday. and nm
20 the hour OF 10 O'Clock "A M, TUESDAY. the INK
'hc.ans unless 30 fficiency be received earlier
goods. W soi'u oo"h ior tnefr
pa, Passengers requested to be on board before the
Passage TO New York, meals and stateroom In.
ciupaeo: only Sl0 steerage passage only s5.
Boats. ' 40 w INC niVer
Boston freight taken. Shippers may rely on this
route oeing the most expeditions and rates mode.
anu-,. LUDLAM WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-12

A FOR NEW YORK TWICE
WEEK-The steamships JAMES.
xs&6safSR TOWN and ROANOKE having been
Thoroughly oyerhauled and put in
complete order, have resumed their trips between
Richmond and New York. The Jamestown Cant
Parrish, leaves every TUESDAY afternoon, and
the Roanoke, Capt Skinner, every FRIDAY after.
noon. For freight or passange or further informa-
ton. apply at our Office:
LUDLAM WATSON,
Opposite Steamers Wharves Rockets.
~ The large and commodious steamship York.
TOWN now in course of construction in New York
will be added to this line during the month of June
atfording then q communication by steam to New
York three times week. La W.