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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11
Further by Overland.

The New York Times says that the Nicaragua
Senate had rejected the Belly contract, on &C
count of the large land grant attached to it.
couraging.
INDEPENDENCE April l7th.-The New Mexi-
can mail, OF the goth ult., arrived here to-day.
The mail party for Stockton, California, had
been so much annoyed by Indians that they
were unable to 60 through.
WASHINGTON, April l7th.-Tbe President has
received letter from Commissioner Bowln
acquainting him with the result of the Para
quay expedition and confirming the newspaper
accounts. fe-. ls
Later Result OF the Race.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

CRcUs.-The National Circus company are
performing at different places in Placer county
this week. They will probably visit Nevada
county sometime during next week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

SANTA CRUz.-At an election recently held in
Santa Cruz county, for Supervisor, Douglas
Democrat was elected over the Lecompton can
didate by handsome majority.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

ARRIVAL OF THE UNCLE SAM-The steamship
Uncle Sam, of the Garrison opposition line, ar
rived from Panama on the 7th, with a full CON-
plement of passengers, and New York papers
to April l1th.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

On Motion the Committee adjourned to meet at the
Court House the City ofNevada the LIST proxmo al
10 O'Clock A. N.
CHAs. KENT, Chairman
THos- HAzNkH, Secretary
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

DErARrURE.-Mr. E. F. Burton and family
left BY the steamer of the 5th, on visit to the
East, .rf
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

JIM WEBsTER.-It is currently reported, that
the notorious Jim Webster took supper at q
hotel at Aoore's Fiat, or Sunday evening last
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11
MARRIED.

At Grace Church, San Francisco, BY Rev. !. c. E..,
Mr.. L. ~ KELLOGG and Miss DELIGHT c. Wickr, - ~,
vada. w
At Nevadr. May 7th by Justice Z. W. Smith N, L.
COOPER, of Lowell Hill, and Miss MARY DAVIS Of n~,.s
Flat.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11
Letter from Guauaquil.

Letter from Guayaqal.
GUAYAQuI, March o. 1852
An earthquake, more severe than any known to the
memory of man. shook Guayaquil to-day At As minutes
after eight O'Clock in the morning. heavy rumb.ng of
the earth heard followed instantly by slight shock
70 which attached importance in this city Of earth
quakes.
But when believed the danger past the shock was
repeated with much violence that in forty seconds the
city in ruins
There could not be frghtful piteous sight.
Pallor in all faces prayers in all mouths, weeping
filled the eyes of the bravest every side pic
of ruin and desolaton such had seen
before, and we wish never TO see again.
The forty seconds Of the shocks seemed as long
eternity.
1t is yet possible to calculate with exactnoss the
damage done, partly because write under the painful
impression caused by the known disasters partly because
much OF the evil is yet unknown.
As consolation, we can say that comparatively little
injury done tV persons.
The buildings have suffered to such extent that il is
supposed the repairs will not less than S400 600
$500 ooo Every house needs repair and has all its fur
niture broken
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11
Th. ereat Enrthaunl.e ,n Eeuador.

The Eco del Pacihco contains the following letters Civ
ing the particulars of the great earthquake in
fcuador. We copy them translated from the Alta:
Litter fronn Ga,nanroa,,I
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11
Later Result OF the Race

SACRAMENTO, p. M.-Ashapd won the ract
in two straight heats. Time 1856 and 7.49.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11
Democratic County Convention.

NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1859.
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< EEr rO0I. AND PLEAsANT.--MGr
SEWING MACHINES.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

GiNGER'SS SEWING MACHINES.
:, ~ SINGERS SEW ING MACHtNFS!!
UNIVERSALLY iChNOBL EDGED TO EE
MANUFACTURERS, F4MTLIES, TAILOI S
AAD EILKi ONE VINO CAN APPRE-
GATE THE BENEFITS OF THEIR Use
!. VI. SlNGER y Co would solicit attention 10
thoT CELEBRATED MACHINES. tho FIRST IN
patent tlSijl.
These Machines hem. Ee!her, m run, si,frh
qRt!E, ERck. tCtthout 5dSitay and a shirt can bs
mSde complete without stitch ri hand soWins
cept the hn'ton holes. good operator make
three 81 IRIS Il DAY.
The sewing at these machines will aas s.ravtl,
am, has the same appearance ON both slag.
These machines are almost uaiseless StrUf
making about $50 stitches per pttHuts-soiidly
structed and the simplest combination Of fuechSH-
Isln ever INV eutsd.
They can lac operated on all kinds of goods, from
Cambrtc handkerchief to u Harness. and work as
satisfactorily ON each.
The latest Improvement and patent, tho TR ANS
tEhSE SHUTTLE MACHINE. Is the finest
piece OF mechanism ever invented in the shape u
Sewing Machine.
The sront number sold in Virsnia--they having
been introduced only siJ t0sslS-ndIeates thor
popularity.
They are light, soiidIy made run vsry fast. iGys
70 -. eomPIte'ttd nisthrnrry 10 pax Z Iad karGss
We have isht different sizes, which are ada, ted
toeNeAthns that can 10 done III the way of sawipk.
descriptive lisi sent To ans one wishing It.
our SachInes are all warranted Ia ho lsrltrt IA
every respect, TO work the satisfaction u pr
using them.
Having Just moved into oar 10 store and ing
me itrSest anu most varied stock of machines ar
oh1Feu IN ifslnia, Sa would invite tho public 10
call and examine their practical operation.
NJ A STRAINS, Agent. jey-Im
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HUFFMAN'S
L u M1 f,UssJSloy SEWING MACHINE.


~, 4 VIRGINIA. INp ENTION.
4 ne oid poIninIon Sewing Machine Campsny Of
Ter to the public Sowing Machine, Oh nm entirely
new principle: IN its working parts, and recon-.
inehuls itself by liz sfBtpiierty, dmfasF!tiy and
SaedPhesS; Ii IS losk-stitch, shuttle machine
mis- sutch ~ We'll known To be the only one which
SHOWS on both sides slke, aud cannot be ripped
iIe tension OF this machine is pronounced tp have
nc equal, and rs as quickly and easily threaded
1Alhs II bctNcen your thumb and finger. The shut
VIC IL entirely new IN construetio and does aEHy
win tle suisT tension oY. the under thread Tbs
shuttle race is adjustable, admitting the use OF
ltFse shuttle, with coarse thread and lar needle,
4i shalt shuttle with equal number Of ,sFs Of
nue. thread ana short finc needle The entr1
maShlhe is So simple, that one hanr's instruction
VIII elahc any person, white or colored 20 under.
stahd anu use II. Tins machine will do all siu,s Of
wotA from the hnest and llghtcst family sewing -
tle heSttest OF taiiprs' and plantation work; Mil
hem, kather, tuck. Se. Any argument In tavor ut
so"Hls machines IS unnecessary at this tsy The
question is, which is the bSsf, 8osy sfmpls aad
machine. - S'''''ASN w 'S
IlHxens and strangers are invited Il. exStains
t tnls hihenlns The inventor, =. HUFFMAN ma
uEo OF virginia aud res;dent-of Richnioud will
t 1850 pressure IN showing 1T to a IL will he sai at
any ofher OF tho same class
once IN belvn's block, 18th street. 0gdars from
the country tIomptly attended TO.
Auutess Otd Dominion Sewing Machine Cam
f'' tNiN'i''sShu, v n. ms DD-lM
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MEDICINES, &c.
y,RGINIa REMEDY.-uR

VIRGINIA REMEDY.-C DAVIS
~ COUGH ELIXIR, one Il the best known rcine-
Richnond and its vieinity for the Iast fifteen or
twenty Years, and has alwaYs Proved eihcaelous III
con .Is and Colds The following certificate was
voluntarily given BY Rev. Mr.. Wles in 1854
BowLIsG GREEN, CAROLINE. March ., 1851.
Mr. C. C. WAITER--Dear Sir: tnke pleasure in
informing you that +" Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir, !
purchashod of yoti. has acted like chsrp upon my
little dnug liter, when she Ind the Whooping Couxb
very bad have used it also M cases OF Colds, ~
tended with severe coughing and IN ey9ry case TIE
same iia ppy results have been produced. TessId
this preparation Ms an excellent medicine, and IN
NY A. WILRs,
Pastor of tho NJ. +. Church. South, ON the Caroline
Circuit. Va. Coat.
For sale bf Mrs A. b. DAVIS, Fisher < Winston,
N,tlsp.ueh ( Johnston, ]. W Garlick. +. J. Picot,
A. BndeSer and Chas. .. Yaie, Richmond.
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RELiEVUE HOSPITAL.-This institution.
last i've wears. liz situated VA
EEt RICH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
IN deils htnt, airy pos,ttsn, and furnished with
every eonNenenee conducive to the comfort of pa
tents ana The successful treatment OF disease.
IL has lately under zone OK tenslya rau.rs Rna,,s
have been nicely furnished suitable Ia tha arcom,
mediation OF gentlemen who nlas Gnd il inconye
10 pe tfeated at thor private lodi .Iu.s
fartcutar attention VIII he paid To the fyfag- an
tfafd>' which sre peculiarly conmodlas.
TERMS:
NJ Fayeole on fhs rstaoraI Of ths4 Patisaf.1
H Thhi.e patients, per week ...,.,..,., .,... 90
Private I,onms /. 's... -. -.
HA- City aeceptanses required for ust,enfs from
Tue country unless where tho parties are Known 10
one ~ the Phl sIelans OF the Hospital
lbis includes all eharsos for Boa sti, Medical ar
ineni WITH The inhrulary oi tho Medical callers. a
shat aaditionat Tee, ranging from So 10 $50 Mil
he char ed Tor Surgical cases. The partielar san.
may 10 ase. fislned beforehand By appliention -,
one OF The attending PLY sieisns. -
No sinsil-po admitted.
No patient received for less than A veek
The udsrsisned will give their pc rsonsi attan,,on
toa'i patients placed IN their Hospital
AffkAnNG PHYSICIANS:
49, iAait,S loIToN, NJ D..
ui ss.sS ssk,e q, hetwoen Oh and 9TH.
Bsivins New Building, 18th ST., 6etaeas Nam and
~ q o. A.eRENsHA,y. M ssahn,a'
FranAiin st. next .leor hollow TIinl,, Church
Law Building, franklin street. naxt door 10 STATE
THos. NJ NIXON. NJ D., Resident iE s, heass
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UPHOLSTERY.
--7- ~ 1,a--,ss-. ..--
SPRING GOODS.
1859.

-
DQ6GETT & ANDERSON. Ds.la,. 1900
IAN IAN t;S,,S; hiAxfgISS6ss OH CLOTHS,
MATTRESSES. &e &e eorner ~ ,;i,o,, o. ard
scls aa str. s.rseis have sseslyed lsrss and well
fiies invite the atenon OF bur eIs iut,n.l,mr H. OF
sei saen indaeemsnts to purchasers that Great baI
20 are ss9 pre- esred 10 sxeeute PArERHASG-
pnd tPIioI. STEERING IA, Inc Ell, ns nirs
2 u 49, y Mso U.s. MotAineih ap 4-Jn
| fNyLAsFERlNG AND PAPER HANG.
sA.--fhe subscriber hegs leave 10 inform Inc
R9Rntis eneIa.lS shs, he has epenef an Ph0isr,
3 X anu II IANGlN q estassIsn,eat. IN
tbhoAD. STREET. between liL and stA. n hsss he
hEeeRs constantly on hand assortment ol iiae
ahfSoh ASD ENGLISH PAPER. suitable .ter
pa .a sf nse Asa lot oI hne cARVEa CHAIRS
anu AZ. suf a hAMkS, Which can lie covered 10 spt
GOODS and MfNpnw sManEsss y ss'ssa'''
- sh.Ck aud lair MATTRESSES ruAels 10
order, asi wafIanted tn give satassactiaa.
NJ AZ wpIk entrusted to me. shall alsot with
90 hso tiseNhers~ I. Al. k0MMkLs
s~im Broad st., between 9Th and Ssh,
-
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- -IN!ON sTEAMsLIp COMPA:
.r~-er SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

= T'JIl Tx
rf-f-xs-S- LEN COZ E and CERIIS PECK
The above Steamers having just had n thorough
overhaung. painting and rc!itting, will, on and
after TT ESDAI next, 18th inst run Il dali, line
(Sundass excepted.j between Old Point, Ports
mouth, Norfolk n nd this place.
The GLEN COVE, Captain Il. {. CLIFFORD, will
leave the Wharf at Rockets, MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAf and FRI pay ln9gnings. at clock pre-
leayo every TUESDAY, TIL RSDAY aud SAT-
URDAf mornings, at the same hour.
Returning, the Boats will leave Norfolk each al
ternate DAYS, Sunday excepted, at the same hour
% o'clock \. MI touching at the rec uiar iandin s
on tho river.
Passage to Old Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk So
Meals 80 cents each.
BA All Frelgbts To be landed on the river. must
be paid for when sent down. and we will not be re-
sponsb bic for it after it is landed ON the wharf to
which II was directed. X. q. HASKiNS
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&C. -~z.z,,. NGE OF SCHE
La T-ss3 II, EEsf-ttSS y l. |. f. 5 L NJ VI F. K A r
sat s---tzr-S II A\tiENIE\F RICH MON I

@ss5 ~ Us. ss;lEe { D [. l. J. 5 I VI VI + r A r
20 - - s---->ue-S RANGENENf- RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE Raj. ROAD.,-on, and after
Monday. March Is 1859 tho Mail and Passenger
Trains on tn, 7oad viii run as follows:
Leave lIrA.apud daily Sundays Included) ut $50
A. NJ, for Junction. l., nrlihnrs. Bristol Knoxville,
Dalton ChGt-auoo II, Nashville and Memphis, Ten
nesSca; Atlanta. ia, and Mont uInery. Ala; and
daily texcept Sundaysl for the Junction at 3i5 Z.
NJ. after the arrival of the Northern trains Leave
Richmond daily lcxcert Sunda! $ for DanvIlle, Va,
and Greensboro, \. c.. At $50. i. NJ.
RErURNI%r-L Leave Junction BuTk )daIly lSun
days incIudnd} ut 230 A. NJ, and arrive in Rich
mund at $40 4. NJ; leave Danvillo daily Except
Sundays at 40, A. NJ and arrive in Richmond at
$50 i. NJ
~. Tho above trains connect both rays with the
South Sda Railroad trains ut the Junction, To and
from the Southwest. and with the ir2nia Central
and Richmond, Fredericksburg K Potomac Rail
road trains, To and from the North.
Tnrou5 tickets sold and baggage checked thro'
tn the above points; also. to the NIrslu.a Springs.
For HrOHgh tich.ts and further information, APP
pl, at the -Ickct office of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company, C,CAMPBELL,S u2't.
Richmond, March %, 1859.
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wM. q. SAI.l,IE. wN n

sss,yt,t q - c CHANDLER, JNo. r. sALidE,
- under the.frm of WIN. Il, SALIIE
& CO. CABtsEr MAKERS AND FURNITURE DE- AL
ERs. have on band good assortment of FURNI-
TIRE, beth of their own mandatory and North
fs4
= Ws respectfully solicit call from those who may
want an, thins IN ear llne, ssss 800
UNDERTAKING.
We will also pay Particular attention Ia the UN-
BERTAkINt5 III SIN ESSi in all its branches keep
M entstallfly on hand large assortment OF M e.
TAlac BURIAL CASES, and Mahogany and
F.ylar EOFFfSS. s =
6sders from the country solicited. and will be
Is WIN. g. gAILIE K co.
/ eng 5-.3m Franklin 81, between Il and 14th.
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.Ax TWO HUNDRED TuOTSANn

If8 ACRES WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS
-ss+ FOR SALE.-'Fhe subscribers have for sale,
as their own. and agents for others 200 0C0 acres
Of LAND, situated in Grcenbrier Nicholas and
Fayctte counties. of this State. These lands are
eara in fertility to any IN tbs State, and will he
sold on accommodating terms to suit purcl asers,
and nj onr credits.
These landS are located in the nea hhorhood Of
The Blue Sulphur Springs. where Mr. J. A. SNEAD
will he from 10th May to ls October. for the pnr
pose Of showing these lands to any person desiring
to examine them.
Information can he obtained from J. H. SNEAp,
post office Blue Sulphur SPRINGS Va, or CHAs.
STrgpINs. l0I. Broad street. Richmond
my 23-d3aw &cwtIA SNEAD STEBBINS.
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SHIPPING.

ceca4 Ex,URNIoN TICKETS FOR
ss==4Ess-2ss Round Trip, MEALs 'I%cLtb-
ED.-Excursion Tickets VIII he issued, by
the undcr<i ned, for the steamers JAMESTOWN
and RoANOkE, between Richmond and New ork
These tickets viii be good by either Of the steam
ers. They VIII not be transferable, will any re-
ddction be made from the price ii they not used
lor tiIc round trip.
The Tickets will I've good to return by either OF
the steamers until the lst of October next. thus al
lowln those seeklas business OF pleasure OF both,
ample time for soJournlne. - -
LUDLAN WATSON,
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SCALES. Having received the Agency of the
~ Manchester Scale Works. we are now prepared
70 take orders for Railroad Track, Wood, Railroad
Depot Hay. Rolilns Mil, Warehouse Grain, Port
Counter aud Druggist Scales.
The quality OF these Scales, for accuracy. strenst
anu defahllty. VIII compare favorably with any
manufactured in this country.
= Wekeep ~ store an assortment of Platform and
Counter scales. VAN LEW, TAYLOR & CO.,
my 10 ~ Main street.
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"a HAIR VEST HATS.-The attention OF
y farmers is particularly called to our large stock
of Harvest Hats, which We are selling at very
low figure. Elicit WElSlGER,
No IST Main
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UNDERTAKING.

r., TURPIN, ROPER e. MUIR
tNze sssz-u.5.5 RAY,
- - UNDERT4KERS,
Governor street, lst ween Main and Franklin Rich
niond "a,
Keep eenstantly on hand all Kinds Of ready made
C0FFINS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
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-er-asA THE ADAMS, EXPR ESS tOM-

GsIErH PANY, ls4 M.lN ST., having resumed
7's<Fas-r~%their STEAMSHIP EXPRESS 10 and
from NORFOLK, PEfEERf;S ;!a and RICH
N0KE, which leave NEW YORK every WE'D
NESiAI and SAfC RDAY, and thence By RAIL
ROAD to WELDON, WILMINGTON, LYNCH
BURG, SALEM, WYTHEyIL and the prjnc
pal places in VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA,
now prepared to forward, With sreat sispatch,
at reduced rates, avery kind of Merchandise, Valu-
able Parcels, lewciry, Re-, to tho above named e-
ties, and all places on the scaboard.
Our Express the Ste lmships will he accom-
panied by SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who will
give their personal attention 10 the careful handling
OF Goods ents ustcd To the ADAMS EXPRESS co. s
STEAMSHIP EMPRESS.
Shippers viii please axe notice that packages to.
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent
b. Steamers, aness ofherwlse marked.
Fret, Int received, Oh day Of s.tiiln4, until q elk,
p ~ J. l.. MCD0NOUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Exprcss packa es for Nor
folk, Pete rsbur., Richmond, and al places in vir-
e!nia sd North Carolina, intended Tor s piiient by
steaintf1ips ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN. viii
hereafter be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, wlmare the authorized as ents for Ex-
press privileges sn those ships.
Office of the NEW York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LuDLAM PLEAsANTS, Ag'ts.
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RICHMOND AND Pc

,----- &c II n o ! ID IND Pc
lisa TikJ,jjssSsss saazs Ne TERSBTRG RAILR0An;--
AZ = 80 sxSss>e TIIRQtGI FRElGHTS BE-
TWEEN RICHNON AND NORTH CAROLINA.
From tn, 9th DAY of March until the LIST OF Soptem
Der next, the Freight and Accommodation trains on
this road will leaI @ Richmond and Petersburg on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
O'Clock. A. NJ. instead of O'Clock. as before.
ARRANGEMENTS have boen made by this Company
for the prompt and lunctual forwarding and dellVc-
rs of all PRODUCE, GOODS, or other articles OF
ffes Int de signed for transportation either way. be-
tween Richmond and points between Petersburg
and Ralelgh. kdgway, Greensboro, Salisbury and
Charlotte North Carolina. mt low rates without any
charge Tor forwarding, storage. &c. All such
ticlss sent 10 Richmond, should he consigned and
plainly nIarded, TO the care OF the Freight Agent
tersburs,'' by whom they will be promptly forward
ed AS to the rates of tolls on the reads south OF
Petersburg. which thoy require to be pa as Tar
as Raleigh, information may be had at the depot of
this Company, at RchmUMI. -
Office r. & P. Il. r. Col
aiaIcl I. 1852. NH S--ts
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pLAsTER LATHS. --mavIng pnEehsssd ths
,I,uKEE pLoMs IN ONE Flow hnvs
SPRING TRADE.
1859.


GEORGE STARRETT, Governor street. Rich
ncnd. Va, Manufacturer aud Dealer in STOF rs,
Fl RNACES. RANGES. FARMERS BOILERS,
iICORlCE BOILERS. FACTORY STOW Is and
HEATERS. Bath BOILERS and Bath n rs. Iron
SIMS. IT MPS, Hl DRAULiC RAMS Lead and
iron PIPE, TIN, SHEET IRON and CUprEK
WORK generally.
Merchants. Builders ami Hnusek pers-aso Su-
poTintcndents Of Public Buildings, Churches, Fac
tories and all others purchasing articles requr-
ING work IN our Hno. are respectfully invited -
examine The same. We have always on har.
large assortment from which to select. embracing
many articles not usually to be toundsll oil which
are sold at uniform prices thus Attending tho least
experienced equality with the best judges OF our
work,
ia Repairing pieces for all our leading articles
llWss OF hand at the Governor Street Stove Store
mh Att GEORGE STARRETT.
KEEP fOOL AND PLEASANT.-HGT
sl9ned most respectfully informs the citizens Of
Richmond that he has erected one of the most x
tensiVe establishments in the city, where gentlemen
can to accommodated III all business hours with all
tho modern mpTU ycnlcnts of u Bathing House.
lie most respectfully calls the attention oi his old
patrons tn this new addition 10 his establishment,
rs no has zone Ia great expense to make his HAIR
CUTTING and SHAVING EMPORIUM compete,
II not to excel any other place OF tue kind in Bch
unud.
lie pr.deS himself especially IN the srtof DYEfNG
NliiShLRS for proof OF hlch he invites u tnai.
lie most respectfully makes his b0W to his nuIner-
customers Tor past iivorS, and Invtss them b.
call at his b 4XAAR Of FASHION, on Main street,
between 18th and 18th streets. near the Old Market
oar most oUedteut servant.
Je Sim ROBERT FRANCE.
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fJ'O HoUSEkEEPERS.--I have in store and
i iof sale ON the lowest terms: Fine ivory Table
risted Forks aud Spoons, q superior article; Fine
Tea Trays and W alters, sins 10 and in sets; Tea
Kettles, Sauce Pans and Preserving Kettles Of ali
kinds. size and quality Buckets. Mats. Bros,as,
brushes and Feather pusieIs; together with many
fancy aud useful articles 20 soasek keepers.
IS R0HF. J. DENNY
N6 Main street, aboye tho Ranks
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RoTTLING ENTERTAINMENT

ID GER BEER, AEE, PORTER, &c.-Thankful
for the liberal pat already hestow ed us,
beg leave 10 announce to oar friends and the public
N .oMeral, that We Will continue our business Of
BOTFIiNG LAGER BEER. M ALE, PORTER.
&C. as heretofore and which va " i'll deli, or. FREE
OF CHA RTE t. amy part OF the city.
foods loI the country carefully packed in barrels,
and delivered to any depot IN tho city.
We have also constantly on hand. Ia ger Beer and
Ale, IN h1lt and quarter htTrcls. and u supply OF
Scotch Ale and London Porter, which We most re-
specially recommend to the public.
LOT Is EUkER & BRO,
22-3m No hS Nam street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-29
INSURANCE.
EIRE INSURANCE.

MARINE INSURANCE.
$780,, - $500 incorporated lS32l
The VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSIR
ANCE COMPANY.
bA-Offcc No. I3l Main Street, Richmond -Sa
~ Capital and Surplus, 10 go.
IH,s CoAPANI has the advantage uf ttrsHty- Ssrsn
pears experience in the Insurance business and
having enjoyed the favor OF the public during All
81 ihat period needs no special recommendation to
the cItlzn of Virgins.
1t effects Fire Insurance in CITY and corutrv ,ns
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world
its cash capital and surplus are AZ above and its
ahars are MANAGED pTndcntl, bat liberiy and its
rates low as those of am, other tnod ;n.,;,n
ton. DIp r,,ropx. 49, '"-'f'H
". l.. Cowardin, J. r. WaGsvortb. Patrick C,,l,,
Joseph Allen, VIM E.nrs t;en NJ c,a;,hh
Horace l.. Kent, Thog Samson u + WYNN
III. Ialiner, Chas. ". Purcell, Jno. Gordon
AeA' IL; farker, Jos. Z. lnston, Arch. Thomas
Jas a. Inioes, II. A. Claiborne,
Apply To the President ar Serref,r, in uarSor or
by letter. W H. COW kRnfS H. H. ps;'fsun . %
!" "a W Lin, jE., secretary. 10 9-ts