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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-10

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these pictures lfof fancy work. ever offered II
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-10

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03
DIED.

LOUISA vTkdINTA. the wife Of Albert K .0rump.
aged 26 years, months and Is days
The deceased was q member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. and during her severe illness of
several weeks, expressed an anxiety to leave this
world of trouble fer the enjoyment of that rest
in Heaven, vouchsafed to the followers Of our bles
sed Lord and Saviour. Faithfully and fondly Gid
and wife; and was beloved and respected By all
who knew her. Her early demise will be most
deeply regretted Her place on earth, however.
has only been vacated for an eternal residence in
that Heavenly mansion, where clouds and sorrows
are unknown-where pleasure never dies
No more we clasp thy welcome hand.
No more we raise thy head.
No more we watch thy gentle sleep,
For thou art with the dead
No more wen look for thee on earth
This world OF grief and pain
For thou art now with angels bright;
In Heaven we'll meet again.
noon. from Union station Methodist Church, at 3
o,cock NJ. The friends and acquaintance Of the
family are requested to attend the funeral without
In this city, JOHN BOsHER. in the I'D year
Hisrefstiyes and friends. and Of John and Ro.
bert Bosher are respectfully invited to attend bis
funeral this evening, Tuesday, at O'clock. from
sycamore Meeting House. without further invita-
tion.
On Saturday, April 3oth, at 4 O'Clock, P NJ at the
house OF her son.in-law, Jacob Barnes, Mrs
FRANCES ARMSTRONG, in her seventy-ffh
year.
at o'ciocS. P. ii Mr. JOHN SEXTON, aged 3
years and months, son of John and Johannah Sex
Ton: formerly OF Baltimore, Md.
His funeral will take place from his fathers res
idence on 18th street, between Broad and Marshall
at 81. O'clock ID, on Wednesday, the 4th inst
~ Baltimore papers please copy.
At the st Joseph's Orphan Asylum, of consump.
for her christian virtues and for Der votion to the
institution which she in part directed and watched
over.
Her funeral will take place this morning. MAY
3rd,) from st Peters Cathedral. at O'Clock.
In this city. May I'd, WILLIAM ROBERT, son Of
Robert D. and Elizabeth Bohannan aged two years
three months and eight days.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday the Sd
inst, from the First Presbyterian Church, (Dr.
Moore's) at half past O'clock The friends and
acQuaiuIances at the family reQueste1 to attend
his funeral without further notice.
Art thou 80 soon, sweet infant. laid to sleep
In the cold lap of DEATH to wake no more;
IT'S for ourselves not thee. that we must weep
For thee the world no sorrow has iu store,
No care: nor will thou ever feel again.
The bitter lot of sickness or of pain
And o, how best ere sin thy soul could HARM
THU vast borne hence where faith may thee
behold
Encircled by thy gracious sayiour's arms.
One If the flock within his peaceful fold;
He leads them al. but In his bosom bears
The tender lambs-such blessedaess 10 theirs.
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Affairs In n OrfOlk,
ssusroxpsscr OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY pIspAfcHl

NORFOLK, May 2, 1850.
The steamship Jamestown, did not reach here
rntti nearly day this morning; the cause was, some
dstentiou at the other end OF the line.
A number of our citizens have gone to Rich
mond. TO attend the Baptist Association, which
convened there tosdsy.
The Democratic party have nominated ". a. Y:
Ellis. Fac q candidate to represent the City OF
Nortolk in the next Legislature. II 10 said, that
d. T. B;sbie, Esq, author Of the Water Line
Pamphlet will be the candidate OF the oppose
ton. o..
The Democratic Association of this City, have
apdorsed the nomination Of o. G. Clay, Esq, az
te for the Office OF Commissioner OF Board
Of Public Works from this District, and have passed
Q resolution calling upon ali to support MIN.
The spacious warehouse used by the steamsnip
Roanoke, ct the Depot IN Portsmouth, took IRE
from spark from one OF the ferry boats yester'
day and being discovered in time, was saved from
destruction This is the house used by Goggin snd
I.stcher in their discussion.
Three dwellings and kitchen burned IN Ports.
mouth this morning. The fire was discovered
about 81 o'clock, and had obtained considerable
head way when the fire brigade arrived at the scene
The houses were occupied by W. q. Butler, Wm
Balm and VIM Bennett; the last named ofhcer on
the U. s. Steamer PowhataE, and Is now on board
that ship. The property Of Balm and Bennett was
insured, but Butler bad no insurance. There are
conflicting opinions regarding the origin OF the
fre which, by the way, will be Investigated by
the authorities. fxAcussleN.
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MECHANICS HALL.
MECHANICS HALL.
Great Euccess - Second Week.
NOW OPEN, AND EXHIBITING NIGHTLY,
SANDERSON'6
GIGANTIC REPRESENTATIONS
OF THE
RUSSIAN WAR,


Lately exhibited In Baltimore and PhiIAdslphia to
100000 persons, and in Washington to the
entire population.
This is Colossal Dioramic PHnoramA, Illustrating
all the most important events ofthe late knssianWar
tations embrace Grand MILITARY and NAVAL Re
vIkws. BATTLES. sIIaEs. BohBARDxrNfs, eURSTEa
CITIES. TERRIFIC STORMS ON land AND SEA. &C.. As
The thrilling effect of all these scenes being great
ly height tened by the union cf CHEMISTRY and the
most ELABoRATE u ACHISERY, producing effects never
before attempted in Panoramic exhibitions.
e so.eoo SQUARE FEET or CANVAS.
Commencing with her Majesty Queen Victoria, he.
viewing her troops e choehar,; and
THE Bo IN OF ODESSA,
DEsTRUTIoN OF THE FORTS, e, e;
sILIsTRIA. so CALAMITY DEFENDED BY
EMBARoAr1oNr 81 TIE rSEH FRENCH TROOPS
FROM CALAIS.
CRoNsTArT, BoMBARDHEN T OF BoMAReUND.
CAMP OF THE ALLIED ARMY AT vARNA..
BATTLE OF ALMA.
GRAND CHARGE OF THE BRITISH GUARDS
UP The HEIGHTS OF ALMA
BALACLAVA-CAPE CHERS NESE.
Exterier and Interior of the hsrbor OF
ORTIFICATlONS-sHIPS OF
WAR, &c, &c.
BATTLE OF BhLACLAVA.
DREADFUL TORNADO ON LAND AND SEA.
BATTLE OF IHKEkMANNi
GRAND CHANGING soRNE
ie1 BoM sAsp Sts 1Fe AND DESTRUCTION OF
SEVASTOP0L.
~ Admission IS cents Reserved seats 80 cents.
1T- No half price for children.
~ Admission tor Colored Persons to Gallery, Is
cents.
NoTIcs Parties can secure any particular seat BY
apply ing at the Han from 10 till IL O'Clock. A. NJ.
a. Doors open at 7H-to commence at O'Clock,
MA Grand Day Performance ON SATURDAY
at O'clock. 80 Ats
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ne MANTLE DlPor. 50 MAIN STREET.

~ MANTLE DIPor, 50 MAIN STREET,
the place for bargains this 10 the place to find the
cheapest and most fashionable Mantles to be bought
In this city. Wrappings for Ladies', Misses and
Children Of the newest designs; Headdresses and
Fancy Hair Pins ofthe richest styles Bonnets. Rib
bous, Kuches, Flowers, Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods: shawls, Busters. Mantillas, Embroideres.
Frnges and Trimmings; Ladies Dress Goods In
great variety, Hoop Skirts Of all Kinds.
If You wish to secure the cheapest goods to be
found in thus CITY, call at the Mantle Depot GO Main
street. and purchase goods at prices 70 defy compe
ton Il EZEklEL.
Mantle Depot, No SO,
N.Y. Idain street.
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DIHPATCH



BAPTIST ASSOCIATION AND CONVENTION.
The DApslst Association Of the state Of Virginia
conmsnced IT, sssslcs: yesterday, 10 the Afss Bsp'
tiss ChurcA 81 this city. Tho proceedings VIII be
fouad II aaothsr column.
Tue bisnnial Convention Of The Baptist churches
OF shs seasA VIII meet In this city on Friday next
II viii probably be the largest Baptist Convention
ever held In the Usitsd States.
The asssnblags Of y large number OF the emi-
nent clergy and Iaity Of this powerful re,igioss
.,enomiostleu. the able discussions which u viii
elicit and the religious exercises By which u VII
be accompanied, viii make this week Of extraor.
binary interest IN RlshnoDd.
The Baptist and MSthodist Churches are the two
largest churches Of Tho United States In this city
the Baptssts have "a immense church membersh'p'
ana q vsst number OF children In their Sunday
Schools. Theis labors among the African popuia'
ton have also been attended with success only
eauaiied By that Of the Methodsss among sne sane
class IA Charleston They number nearly A,ooo
blacks 10 this city, or about one fourth OF tne On.
cir. h,.nk popuiation Il 10 fact most creditaols
70 IN. Christian zsaiof this Church, and wnicn u
worth considering by those false phiianfnropsta
vho orstepd taas Southern men neglect the rem
ou. instructson OF their slaves, that the African
churches Of Richmond number four thousand mem.
beers. and that . gentleman Of the prominence ana
.hi,i.v Of President Ryland, Of Richmond College,
dcvotes himself to this humble but most useful
sphere Of labor, ~ their chief pastor.
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THE FAMILY JOURNAL.
= ,oruupN 1IIUsTRATED WEEKLY.

SOUTHERN 1LLUsTHATED "hShHi'
On the first Of Js9nary sns 1e er the pufpose
Of freeing III possible. the South from her oeIen
dsncs on the Moth for her weekly literature: The
most markable success has attended this e1ort.
surprising all xpectaton. and the propalesors can
now point with pride to sheet which they are eso.
t;stical enough to believe cannot be surpassed IN
tynographical elegauce, in beauty OF
literary By any paper pm6ss s ,nooess
h az been so great a. to place the Family Journal
beyond all reach of failure, there are many toTns
in sns e that the paper has only to
Be seem when its intrinsic excellence and common.
dabls aim will command me sh hs ho o. TSev
therefore, beg to state that they will be happy 70
forward q specimen copy on receipt OF postage
The Family Journal is q beautifully printed. 9
page paper. mammoth size. and contains seveTal
admirably executed .or esc1 1a
and spirited editorials, sketches OF BIOGRAPHY and
of travel items OF unsefu Information OF literary
der it welcome and instructive guest in every "a
mily. The subscription is only 50 per annum.-
Persons in Kichmond wishing to see specimen
copies will find some at L. L. SMITHS. Main st /,
st, and all periodical dealers. [my s-6ts
II TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF vIR-
dINIA.-The whole Joint Stock bound for the De-
posits.
Money received on deposit in sums Of FIVE Doll
LARS and UPWARDS, on which interest at the rate
of six per cent per annum Is paid for sums remain
log six months longer; for shorter periods inter-
est at the rate of five per cent
JN0 GRAY, of James Gray Sons.
President.
BIC wHERRY. at the Exchange Bank.
Secretary,
WIN IRA SMITH, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
e II Rhodes. of Smith. Khsdes Co; Charles
Stebbins, of Stebbins PulleD; Garrison. of
Glsrkson. Anderson 4 Co. ko Paine. of Kent,
Paine Co; William Taylor, of Isaacs Taylor;
w Grubbs. of Grubbs 4 Apperson; johnson,
Of Dihril Johnson; Crenshaw, of Crenshaw.
Quarles Co; John u awes, of Anderson, Green
Hawes John Mahony, of Wayt Mahony; VIM
Gray, of Jas Gray Sons; B G 1ray Of James Gray
sons b Pulien, of stebbins Pullen; T lay
liam Couling; 8 Woodbridge; John Fl Montague;
John lsrrold; Taylor; H g Hicks Fl Wat
kins; William FL Lyons, Attorr ey.
Deposits received and Certificates issued ct ia
Main street. VIM IRA SMITH,
my 3-2tawlm Treasurer.
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IRWTNG MACHINES the whole

(NEWlN6 MACn1NEC Ill INV "N~SAS
- Est of Machines none have come 30 rapidly IN
TO favor and use. as Sewing Machines Their econ.
omy and utility are 80 palpabie, ana the metits Oh
the Invention have been so well tested, tnat the on
Nv question left for the most prudent man 70 ASK
himself respecting them. is.
"WHOSE ILACHLNE SHALL BUYP
aud as WORK half done. must be twice done. 1t
manifest that on the per0rmdce not on the pTace OF
the instrument, hangs sensible decision Inc
Pcoprietor. Of the LADD. WEBSTER d. cos
SEWING MACHINES claim TOR them the follow
ing important points, and affirm that money Is un-
wisely invested in any and all Sewing Machines
which fall short of this standard.
They will stitch. hem, Jtu, bind and gather.
They make strong lock stitch that cannot De an
rarellsd or pulled OUT -
They stitch alike on both SIDES OF the WORK, WITH
out forming RIGGS underneath.
They are perfectly simple, and the management OF
them easily acquired @,~-S4s
Any spool ofcotton thread silk. sold as the stores
may be used without re winding.
They almost 7,0ise!ess in their operation, and
sol tcedr longer than any other Sewing Machine ex'
tant.
Let Manufacturers, Planters. Farmers, House
keepers, or any other persons in search OF an In
strument to execute any kind If seCir,g oto done by
B,ocliferU make sure hey secure the BEST by exam.
lining ours before puIchasing.
Agent, Cornthian Hall,
Main street. Richmond, Va.
SAMPLES OF WORK SENT BY MAIL.
n All kinds of stitching done to order at the
ahnrfaat potica Inv skiJfuI cperatCrs. 3-lt
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MARRIED.

On the l4th April. in Hampton, BY J. ID Haines.
vsn HAMMER f. SHARP, of Richmond, to Miss
MARY u. RUDD, daughter ST Capt. Edmund Rudd
aJ Norfolk Day Book please copy.
On the oath February. by Rev. John T. Shackford'
Mr. LaWEENCEB ANDREWS, ofCar oline county,
Va. to Miss MARY SUSAN HUTCHINSON.
daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Hutchinson, of King and
Queen county.
r. Religious Herald please COPY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03

"a RES Co are the only Artists in the city ca
pablo of taking the hkenesses Of small children.
Babies taken full length standing perfect. by the
oneaac0nd process of Rms Co l29 Main street.
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sR"wAY DOWN IN OLD vIReINIA."'-Pleasant 1t
10 when summers calm settles on the face of the
waters and the suns orb, swinging in vault Of
blue iSs hum 0n " the bee
among the flowers. and the music OF the songbiId
swsetIy echoes from the greenwood tree. 70 siide
over the waters Of the grand Potomac. in some mo-
bic steamer. on ones way 10 "ole virsinsyn and
the happy homes and scenes OF the sunny South
and ss pine bends to Che furious blast
when the bold heedland e dashed by the fretting
ard the shsaDs them Scanning
the sea,bird shrieks o. he grandiy wheels neash
Of 20 cabin sss O'e ~
Snoa steamer on the same noble river and feel that
she Is bearing ron swiftly ON to a miider air ana
,Sss ia liver is many cove sheltered and
besutifui. where, in the soft summer time the gen
lie wave kisses old Virginia. feet and seem: TO re-
tase Soms lies deep embovsI cd there. within whose
threshoid smile plenty and peace, and purity fnds
soRfsGG. eep iSmSsr lie remains oi him on whose
sScutcheon, from the cradle TO the crave. 10 re-
ssted Or mora :. ifap brinaS e.: ira
v.Iisr e Aouis creek, and here the bsauies Of old
virginia rise up 70 gree: 5Su 6os gentle ns
sney On either hard and pssched e their base on
White sn1y pcrch and curou: gables and
w vi. "a ssripss osnx above Them while beside
isis Here Heynods 81 the Balfinore. or Mitch.
N " ;hs povhsfan. Captains courteous and safe
to travel vith bid you goo Dys; out not until FL
handed gCH o WSo Sens ~
1Spor.orfions terrible and aspect somewhat fierce.
Viii treat ron tenderly ~ kindest woman would or
10 Winston. Or Lyell: OF GENTRY, 81 Of whom. as
cosdnctors are equally courteous, obiging and re-
TSs whistle blows. and you speed through old
virginia and over . rail slick and smooth. and the
hrisht pcach blossom. or the tall corn stalk and
the goody weed, greet your ere. and the happy ne
"Hosing and singing and singing and hosing.
yor hesslf and hs massa the fragrant weed grow
ySS s o
riss. and beautiful river. and on you roll ct Is
miles an hour; the whistle blows down breaks -
All what place IL thisi IT'S Ashland, the teauti.
sa.snf hour beautiful for fits es hotel, tt sweet
little cottages for its orderly habits its picturesque
woeds and IL splendid race course Here. reader,
q % M as Would yos :ss 'a% s sre
4 mile trscks With four hundred yarts stretch on
thu q he our ds he rx.y. sh
grand stsn9 and many stables an immense dining
ON and ladtss seloon and periors Beautifully al
ssd ss p .ad svsatsess q "a rsa kssd th:s q.
ssr q snsht % c6snd or dispease her, for there Is
:sayIh III si ~ sessss e Old vi5Si.ss :Ses BIT
~ you'd know .tts ceiot q e.: rider, snd .hs
8. ysa sIs Sc W. e:
nsws y 90 lrsland rcd the adysstisemsnf IA n.
1s e ~ ndnseh therein % interest
h.ssa Co are Ne oaiy ARISES in the city an
sss Z. 49, Ne hkensssss Of smalI children
arssn. 49, ,seesn Standing. perfect. By the
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DOUBLE VARNIsH PIC.

OsBORNE,s DOUBLE vARNIsH PICTURES
OsBORNES DOUBLE VARNIeH PICTURES
OsBORNEs DOUBLE yARNISH P1CTuSbEESS
CORNER ABOVE POSTOERICE
CORNER ABOVE posToFRICE
OSBORNE'5 DOUBLE YARNISH Pi lCsyb ES
0sB0RMEs DoU8LEE vssNIsH P PiGTUREs
OsB0RNE'S DOUBLE yARNIsH pICrussEESS
0SBORNE'S DOUBLE vARNIsH PICTURES
CORNER ABOVE P0ST0FriCCEE
CoRNERR A .B0vE PP00ssTT9t,FFFF IIGGs
osBoRNE's DOUBLE yARNIsH pIGTURESS
OsBORNE'S DOUBLE yARNIsH PiCrmsEESS
0SRORNE,s DOUBLE VARNISH PlCTUR!EsS,
n 0SBORNES DOUBLE yARNISm Pl ICrEaMS
0sBoKNEs p0UB pnTx xA pasToFF IiIs o''
CORNEN ABOVE P0STOnEIOE
CORNER ABOVE POsTOFFlUa
osBoRNES COUBLE XaRNISH PIC CTHREs
0sBoRMEs D9UBtEE y yARNtsH P PIoTUREs
0sRORNE,S DOUBLE yARNIsH PIGTURREEss
UOSSPPoPPNES DOUBLE VARNISH PICTURES
CORNER ABOVE P0 sT0FFIICCEE
SSENEESS 4 .B9yE P P90ssTT9sFISE
o,poRNHs DOUBLE VARNIsH PICTUREEsS
EEsRRNRNE,s Double VARNIsH PICTuREES
SESSPp2RNE,S DOUBLE vARNlSH PiUTUhEES
0SR0RNE'S DOUBLE VARNISH PICnUUnnEESS
osBokNEss pou 1aDy H4 psosroFF RtHso"
CCooRRNER ABOVE POsTOFFIOE
ospoRNE's DOUBLE VARNIeH PICTuK ie
0sB0RNE's DOUBLE vAB RNsH P FIFTH Es
osRORNE'S DOUBLE VARN!sH P1CTukEES3
0sBoRNE'5 DOUBLE vAENaSH p ,[SyI
CORNER ABOVE POST0FEiiOOEE
CORNER ABOVE POsTOFriCE
CORNER ABOVE PoSfoffloh
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FATAL ArYRAY-A gentleman named Mcdonald,
q planter near Memphis, was killed at Coiuno us'
Miss. on the 23d ult, by bis overseer. The over
seer had cowhided a negro belonging to Mr. Nc.
Donald, who sought him out for the purpose OF
attacking him, and the overseer shot him with
doublesbarreled gun. He had not been arrested,
and was considered justifabIe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03

THs CIRouIT CoUlT Of Henrico coun-
ty, Judge Ciopton presiding, was In session yes
Ierday. and most Of the witnesses In the case OF
the Common wealth against N. B. Dickinson we're
in attendance, but owing TO the indisposision OF
the Prosecuting Attorney, Mr.. John B. Young, the
trial was not commenced. Some other business
vas disposed Of but none Of public interest.
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HOTEL BURN

ARRIVAL OF THE WATER WITCH.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The steamer water "itcn
arrival here to-d8y-all we'll.
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
I'd Night of the Spring Season

1st appearance OF the
Accomplished Artistic
Accomplished Artistic.
Who will appear INNS. W. G. GLAD3TANE
In her MRS w. Y. GLADSTANE
Great Character of
Great Character
al appearance I Lucretia Borgia
OF the Lucretia Borgia
Fayorite Balladist
RAyorite BallRdist
in his JNO w ADAMS
most JNO w ADAMS
Popular Ballads
DoDplsv RaIIado
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Popular Ballads
Popular Ballads

~ Rnss Co are the only Artists In the city ca
pable of taking the likenesses Of small children
Babies. taken full length standing perfect. by the
ouesecond process Of Rlls Co. l39 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03

~ To have your likenesses taken artistically,
employ the Artists. RES Co-steam Gallery
price Is cts to $25.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03

WASHINGTON, May 2-Secretary Cass was taken
suddenly Ill last night, but will probably soon
recover. .,r
the abolition of the coal agencies for the Navy.
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TEL E0RAPhIO NEWS

PER MA0NKrIc rELE0RAPH EINBs,}
r,vvrcs-No. lsp Eagle Square, Main %.
v.r,uwrn rOR TYR "DIsPATCH.
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GoRpoNsvnIE, Va, May 2.-Omohundro's hotel
was burnt shis morning. Loss about <o,ooo WHICH
It ia believed is covered by insurance.
VIM. T. Joynes, of Petersburg. Va, declines the
democratic nomination for the Honse OF peieeh'es
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Rschmond N arkets, May z.

The market is rather dull, and there are no
changes in quotations. We have seldom known so
long period without any notable variation IN the
current prices of leading articles Nor nave we
evar In onr experience known the money market to
maintain condition of ease and steadiness for such
a length of tine There seems to be q plenty Of
NOR ey. and Exchange is without alteration. As
we before remarked it is probable that we shall not
again see bills on the principal Northern cities rise
above the present rates. unless in the event Of q
financial revulsion and suspension. Tho law re-
ouiring the redemption Of the currency Of all the
Banks at central points at quarter Per cent. dis
count will guarantee this.
We give below the semi weekly quotations Of
leading articles:
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aPFCTAL NOTICES.
DRY GOODS
BREEDIN & FOX.

Tsnp ersnnpID OrsxIno OF
BRssDsN : Fox. -
o,eu .hi, day, MONDAY. April 18th , sns g s.
csmp'e.Trh sv invite special attention to avefy ~
nacsive stock Of DRESS GOODS.
which WILDE offered o 'ssI reuu0'1 =
them s.rss. and ersnadine Robes in great variety -
silk. Bayadere deux vosns's' s0ne ''''' ''s -"
r,d,. ana "gd eFoulsrd silks, cslored and black
French Organdies and Jaconets
spring de LANES, Chnlli se LANES
Ana m1.r other new and beautiful fabrics for
Spring stccs q Housekeeping and Plantation Goods
during the g:,s wee. Is.: e
ve il,S hi Linens. Table pamssks. Napkins. Towels.
Linen sAe''ins'' &C., &C. BRssDEr ! FOX.
~ MANTILLAs MANTILLAs !
BREEDEN FOX,
Open another large sssortmentof d ANfiIhA0 'Ai'
"''ni SSSthsoss+ .1nAs.
DUET 1sUtrANAs,
And MANY other new and beautiful styles IN Az
Lace. silk and elk and Nett; embracing 81 guam
ties from the lowest price to the nnees gr1TD Y
IN, 2l7 Broad street.
~ "ErRANasRs,"
"PowER5"
FoR Coon AMBRorYPEs, .pn,c,.
povv,.,s rur Brsr ARTIST IN THE CITY.
ko"AAo 40 LARGE eIzR AMBRoTfPRs
ONLY so CINrs.
ISL MAIN ETRIET. my 80.
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