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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02
HEsny H. LEEDS AycEIonEes, sAIEsRooM NO. q

n EkhY "a. LEEDs AUCTI0kEEE, sA!EsRoOM NO. %
auction on Tuesday May at OF O'clock It the residsno
consisting Of choice paror fafnisure moa%ssd IN
lu and covered with real tapestry made 10 or
match cos, heavy velvet carpets real
large bronze figures large pier and mantel glass
elegant rose wood p;noforte octave pearl keys, nlaic
satin dsnask large carved French oak chair covered
large esss clock curtqins suit in rose sooa
plush rosewood extension table, mante'
silver plated ware &c bedrooms usual
mahogany mattresses sprpg mattresses dressing bureans
warorooes tedseacs, &C., ocoh velvet satin carpet
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L. YANDEwA TER, AUCTIoNGFR,-sALER ROOM NO.
e. 81 Liberty street Large sale Of household turoure
new sId second hand, on Tues May g. OL O'clock
embracing great varsity of parlor nug bedroom door
and stair carpets rOds, oilclctts bedding
mirrors, slaes ware, crockerY, &c =
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ENVRrArIAIys.

CrRoNG's GREAT COMIC PAPER, TIE YANbKt
~ Nofruss, l. ont this niorlinp. conianing ofr ,
cuis sni bietyiwo pages NJ humorous JOKES. clir W. 80
Price 10 cents, Published by T. W. scEOSG, " FM''hs'
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MELVIN AUCTroSEER.-BY BANGS. MEs.
a. wis a. CD.-Trade sails MS No Is Park no ".
Monday evening, May at o'clock Booksellers stock a
collection Of standard snd miscellaneous Including
pictorial and illustrated works &c scientific
si.a aud school books also also invoice of
writing papers, shghy damaged the voyage OF
4 UOTION NOTIOE.-TO BOAT BUILDERS AND
vice. wiighsA quantity Of oak plank, found floating
IN the North river March TO- 1859 will sold Monday
I'd day Of May, at IL O'Clock at the yard Worth
street, TO pay expenses, BY order Of
AHDKEW II. JACKMAN, Coroner.
A UCTION NOTICE CHINA. GLASS AND EARrHEN.
"A ware large sale-By J. S. u BARTLETT. auciopee..-
Tuesday May at 10 O'Clock, at PSI Pearl all kinds
saeable goods just landed from ship in lots 10 suit retailers
No postponenent; no reserve.
J. BLEECKER, SON Il co. WILL SELL. ON MONDAY
May at IL O'Clock, at the Merchants EYchange-Jn
vandcwaer street.-The lot with the buildings thereon north
eide west Of Pearl street, lo % feet 'front.' % and rs
feet Deep Two story attic and basement brick
and two story frame house in rear. Maps &C. at Nos
Pr street.
UcrION NOT CE.-rOR SALE, TIE LEASE COOP
a will and fixtures Of that well located and auc
ton rooms and premises 200 Hudson street. having three
without the stock which Ia In good order This good
chance for housekeepers and others.
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TOHN LLOYD. AUCrIONEEE JOHN LLOYD SONS
- office IS NASSAU street, will setl Friday May iU
ock No 20 Vest 10th street. the elegant househo
furniture contain ed in said dwelling embr ling large variety
OF parlor CHI rnber dining kitchen !uraitre Par
ticulare hereafter.
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avenues. ~
Mirrors panofores, ward obes beistead satary vases
china and glass ware curtains &c carefully
put up ard moved with the utmost hin household
of pon boxed and shipped parts OF the
world. AL orders by post promptly attended to.
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T L. VANDEWAlER, AUCTIONEER -sALESRDOM
ii Liberty street Wednesday the Ah and Thursday ths

9th May, st iU,a O'Clock -
sanearo rosea fruit rees plan.g g., In every varieyust
imported ship Corwin from Hayre The
ing the most varied selection OF plants orsd hs
season. and all in perfect order sold by ac
count OF MessTs. Chas 1Tuiiaut 4 Co, of Paris.
Grated standard I'D halt standard hardy monthly ana
mosa and hot house plants grea. variety OF
dwarf dahl'as, narcissus rnths tulips, hyscnshs e..
Treee-bpricos apple, cherry um, pear peach go,se-
berry. raspberry, current, &c grare vues
1he whole comprising the assortment of exotic
plants OF the season. Comprising eco lot a.
bracog yarisies The attention of
10 this fale!
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r MoRIARrY, .AUofIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
e. day. 1917 o'clock at l3 Ch,tbau square, general as-
sorcnt OF furnitureBofa aud bedseads extension
blee mirrors gass and other goods to-
Ar I. PHILLIPS, AUCrIONEEa. WILL SELL. THIS
M dao IT ~ o'c'osk at the New Bazaar 81 Crosby
street nutber of good work horses; Of msthed
sound and without fault carrilges wagons two GRO
and don &C.
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1870 shs Farmers' and Citizens Bank of L. I...... SIS
run SAM; N
~ North silver Bank :.,.............. 81
10 Bank OF the Common veal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l0C
20 North River Fire Insurance Company. %
~ Brevoort ire Insurance Company &C
sg Corn Exchange FIRE insuianos Company o.
70 Jersey City FIRE Insurance Company &c
40 Home Fire lUsnraooe Company .... lOC
40 Beesman Fire Insurance Company ............. q
Market Fire Insurance Comps 100
q, len ox Fire Insurance Company. 25
80 Adriac Fire Insurance Company commencement.
100 Stuyves1nt Fire Insurance Comp ........
~ Columbian Earne Insurance Company. 700
10 Security Fire Innprsnce Company. ........,,, 10
80 Gebhard Fire Insurance Comp ........... lOl
30 Fast River ire Insurance Company .......... III
30 Merchants Fire Insurance Company. .......... 90
$4,000 virginia per cent bonds, due 1871 hyp.
1900 Evansville and Illinois Railroad lst mtg bonds
Note Of U. A Burton, Of Vermont for sf23 Is
50f0 Chicago spd Mississippi r., lrt mtg per cent bds
bOoe La Crosse and Milw ankle RR ID mtg 8 . bds
5000 Town Of Fort Madison uowa), 8 Ger cent bonds
Securities received in addition to the regularly
turing sale Next regular sale Thursday, May
snar suction sass OF stocks and bonds Monday and
thursday which have been the regular established
sale for many years or every da Whenever required at
AID so At private sale and :. The Brokers' Board Interest
D. hand Ut private sale ALERT II. NICOLLY,
Stock Auctioneer and Banker No. 4 B.oad street
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UP TOWN CAED.-TO PROPERTY OWNERS, STORE
" keeoers ara the public yererallyThe Undersigned
tuyns, selling AID exchanging houses lots farms &c col
sctng rents book accounts posting and Hius books
sdcstog accounts arprssng property and winding
having had over twenty yperience
bond and mortgage of real estate assurances effect
ed &c. All commando eep ded to with promptiuie exc
cuod with degpsth Uudoubted references given
toe nature Of business with which re
qures H. security Will at once be siyen. SIMS WRaN
Q.ate Slim & Richsrdsou,)
Real estate Brokers,
4s3 Sd avenue between Saith and 35th streeta
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AEEs CUSHING AgoTIoNEEs. OFFICE NO. 10
May the premises at clock r. NJ one lot Of gonad
2xW feet situated street. 2e0 feet Union avenue
Greer Point L. l. Part Of the purchase may rem ain
for five or seven years II required. Sale positive.
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E00 00n HAvAvA. pggEsrrJ AsO GTRH.u
JbO DON STARE. Of vsf3u. baads fei9 $50 81 cor
hIsand Lash prIcl2ssrl ilyip nloo ae stock
aadpficea' rsely ne per csnt caa aslys.
49, ca sAbs, " Brcaiwsy.
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r d. HoLBRoOK. AUCrIONEER. 70 MAIDEN LANE
q and No Liberty street, will sell. this day. Standard
meas and running roses trees green's srbsa dahas
&c 10 great variety and I'm bloom from Wilson, Fourteenth
street TuesdAy April at 10Y o'clock at the "a
Maiden lane snd boom alsJ runnn
and srare roies vigela spirea verinas d.
sizes parses dshas &C. 10 good and great variety:
also dwarf and standard plumb caerry and apple
trees N bearing order all warrar ted true 70 aanae
variety This will be the last Of fruit trees by dr. Marc
this season Aso vines raspberry bushes &c Caa-
logues will be ready the o. sale - "
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Pan FRANCISCO, April 5.-Fl our-Imports from
December Il To msrcu 70, 1888 bDls ksst.rn, and
800 rarter sacks 0fegons
Domesti 10 unchanged in price. the dem and con
timing light, and little beyond retail trade doing
by either miliers city dealers Richmond
there is less inquiry, aud lsle receipts have been
taken into store. Last safe from nrst hands, $40
b0ls SUP erne GaiIego at $40, but do not believe
that SO 50 could be- reaiiZ to-day for lot Of
JtlIy,
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40 To COUNTRY MEkCHANTS.- -
& SPRING STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES

TRUNKS, &C My stock of the above Gods,
~ which have, within the last few weeks,
selected in person of the mapuiseturers is mo now be-
ing received by every arrival, and Will III lew oay
he in store ready for the inspection of purchasers
have spared no pains the selection of this stock
to render it worthy the attention OF country mef
chants 1t has been bought on the best terms. Oh
first hands with view to the retail trade. cnnse-
quenty the sizes well the quality Of the Goods
will commend t to tho favorable notice OF merchant Is
wishing to purchase for their retail sales. .
Merchants buying for cash, will fnd it greatly 10
their advantage to give me cal az NO " nam 81.
ofo n prica n
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m HATS, CAPS and STRAW GOODS:
IN The subscriber is in receipt Of Q spienalu
sprino stock Of the above articles. which he oilers
10 his customers and the trade in general on the
most reasonable terms.
Boys and Chidreps f ANCY GOODS IN greet va
riety at prices to suit the closest purchasers;
iis ~ .,sfm JERRY MASON,
op 81 No lO7 Main st.
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IN SPRING STOCK. EIi
HATS. GAPS AND STRAW GOODS.

HAMILTON = BOUCHER.
We beg leave to call the attention Oh OUT euss .
have Just returned from the North Win our he"
stock of ooon,
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GooDS,
consisting of the very latest styles. we are now
nrepared TO offer much larger, better and cheaper
lot Of Hats and Caps than ever offered IN TINS mar
ket We invite the public to caii ana examinf gu
stnn before purchasing esew here, as we Will seii
as cheap. if not cheaper, than any otaer IKE es'a
slishHent in this city.
fAA w ~ - HAMILTON Il BOUCHER.
.hortes. noiics. ap 23-lm
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D0HRDIN0 Mrs. PHIPPENs on BanA
Oetsses between 9Th and 10th streess D. ~
frosS room overlooking the Capitol ~ s1so -
commodste ssyeral Young nea with board. A nef
house ID central and pleasant losations sae nope'
those In want Of board will give her call.
N l--1n
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The rates West Of Knoxville will not 90 into Of,
feet until after the completion OF the Cievciand
Branch Railroad. which viii be about the ist Oh
April. ,,.
! Shippers Of through goods must senf duphcste
of goods. Send to Cox's Line Of Boats.
NJ Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. a. .. NJ
IL lots
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK. April Is, 1889
bis FxceIlency, HxNRY A WISE. Governor Of Tir.
gpa
Hir:-I enclose herewith statement. showing the
condition Of the Bank on the 3ist ult 'Ae
have the honor TO be, &c. 4.
W CAMP, Cashier.
e5mrdratise piew o. The Condition Of the Exchange
hank ~ puginiG, and its Branches, on Tie 3ist
Of March, 1858 asd 1859.
RESOURCES:
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NOTICE. The preprietcrs Of the COP
~ PER LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY hereby
give notice that they have appointed CHA RLES y.
YALE B CO.. No. 100 Main street. Richmond agents
Tor the sale OF these celebrated conductors
3. y. LEE SON,
NH 3O-dim Proprietors.
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Ra CHINA, GLASS AND EAkrn-
Gat1 ENWARz-O B TAYLOR, III Main street. is
now in receipt of his spring stock Of goods,
mostly of his own Importation, embracing great
Granite and blue printed ware of the best quality
and shapes; blue edged &C and Dipt Ware, selected
expressly for the jobbing trade; Cut and Pressed
and britannia Ice Pitchers, Casters Spoons and
Forks. Also, q fine assortment of Walters. Table
Cutlery Japanned Ware, &C.. &c. He .sels assured
he can sell goods as low any Jobbing house at the
North An examination of his stock Is respectfully
solicited, NH l0-2m
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wAYCHES. CLOCKS,

wAYCEES, CLOCKS,
e GO 1T, BILL!
"a "The new years come. the old ones gone,
H.S&, These were the words said,
2z1S AS sitting up to see it come,
did not go 70 bed.
Soon twelve o'clock the town clock tOldl
Thought l. this can't be true:
/ plainly see that you're not kept
BY BILL BAR-THO-LO-MEW
So pulling out my watch, look'd,
And sure enough | found
It wanted yet ten minutes more
For the old year to slip round.
On this could not help but feel
That knew what to do;
When took my watch TO have IL fixed,
To BILL BARTHOLOMEW,
Who has had an experience of % years in Londor
and America. Corner Main and 18th streets, oppo-
site American Hotel. mn IL
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,tfully and truly yours.
j ODEEHALL,
Late Prot. Norfolk M. Academy.

NORFOLK. May IL, 1854.
DR.. B. BURRow: Dear Sir--in compliauce with
your request Icheerfully state that have seen the
most remarkable success attend the administration
ct your reliable medicine. to patients in the Norfolk
City Aims House. and my oDnion is. it should be
speedily introduced In ell hospitals and charitable
institutions. Respectfully yours.
CHARLES JOHNSON
Late Sup Norfolk City Aims House.
Ifspsce would admit we could add hundred such
certificates. signed by parties we'll known in this
community .butfrom their unQuestionable character
We deem he above sufficient
Our medicine Is no Northern catch penny hum
bug" but il the result of long life OF care.
study, and attention, and. although II has been
known, and appreciated In Norfolk for the past ten
years, we have never introduced Il to the public
at large because OF cur earnest deeir. to prlng u
to such perfection, before Ding so that u mieot
stand the test of popular opinion
Having perfrctaa all our arrangements. ana nav
ING snnrox mated thn nices. point Of perfection IN
An sffiictad world. with every commence ana
arm conviction. that IL will meet inc "an'sei inc
Prspsrea by BURRgW co. Practical and
Anai,sicsI Chemists, N rfolk. Va
AZ For saIe ia Richnond. Va. By Purcell. Ladd =
CO. John WI 0arlick; Waring 4 Pesrce.
ap I6-im
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THONNAN 3 CO.,
u CoHmIssIon MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, yny
s.tictt copsIrnmcnts Of Tobacco. Grain, end Sthss
Produce. for which the best market prices wfi "
obtained.
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HU JOHN DOOLEY, <NRsN
lAuat and Cap Manufacturer and Whole Sf8
sale Dealer in
HATS, CAPS, FURS, TRIMMINGS, &c.
i have now on hand a complete and extensive as
sortment of everything in my line. adapted to the
SPRING TRADE,
to which constant additions will be made during
the season
MY experience and facilities have enabled me, on
this occasion to offer the LAR0EsT, and in every
way the most C0MPLETE STOCK OF GOODS that
has ever been offered in Virginia
would ask the particular attention Of my Gus
toners to my stock of
STRAW GOODS,
which for variety and extent cannot be surpassed
JOHN DJ0LEY,
NH It's Main street. Richmond, Va
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We the undersigned, Directors OF the Excnan is
Rank of Virginia. having examined the ioi egoi ~
statements. certify thut they truly are,
ISa'1A'' " w SHARP.
1857 RrCH'D DICKSON,
JAMES CORNlCk.
i ALEX AMBER BELb,
\ sIMM0NDs,
ROB'T w ROSE.
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~ ~ q SCHEDULE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
RICHMOND and DANvILLE RAIL.
ROAD.

On and after Monday, March Is. 1882 the Mail
and Passenger Trains this road will run rs FOL.
lows:
Leave Richmond daily Sundays insludedl at
$50 A NJ, for Junction. Lynchburg, Bristol. Knox
vile, Dalton. Chattanooga. Nashville and Mem.
phis. Tim, Atlantis, ia. and montgomery, Ala
And daily except Sunday for the Junction at IS
NJ, after the arrival of the Northern trains -
Leave Richmond daily Except snndsysl ior Dan
vile, Va, and Greensboro, NC, at $50 N.
RETURNING,
Leave Junction tBurk's) daily, Sundays Included
at 2 80 III and arrive in Richmond at $40 ~ =
Leave Danyiiie daily, Except Supdays) 1t 7 leA
IL and arrive in Richmond at 80 M.
tA-The above trains connect both Gays With 'ae
2outh-sice railroad rains al the junction, 70 and
from the Southwest, and with the Va Central ana
X Potomac railroad trains, to and from the
North.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
through to the above points; also. TO the virginia
Springs
For THROUGH TICKETS. and further information, ~.
ply at the ticket Office Of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company. =,
Richmond and Danville Il Cc,l
Richmond. March Is, 1858. ! NH y
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Cry OF NORFOLK. re WIT: .sv;r.
ona nereonally appeared before me, an Alder nj ~
Of this City, ADD made oath that the h
statements are just and accui ate exniDt y, aise
Condition of the Bank ana its Branches ON the 3iss
of March, 1852 s.ru 1850
e'en "'iH'' NY A"AN N W PARKER, z .
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

JNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
L LEGE.-This Infirmary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College Streets in al elevated and
healthtul position, convenient to the railroad de-
potts. hotels and other centres 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 theinsana and those
laboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women also
ceived ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
sors of the College who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are for Per week.
mite
CelOrou
Prlvate W ~
In addition to the above rates. In cases requiring
&.rotcdl Operation BY agreement with the pro
prietors Of the bellevue Horpifai, snsdi lee v
charged for the operation. varying from ~ 70 w.
according to its Importance. Tho particular iee IN
Any case may be ascerta1ned BIZ 70 either
of the Attending Surgeons or the RESIDENT fnSsf
clan. A. ,,.v., .s a..
tient. ~. crponN pumyco
Attending Ply sicians-Profs. TUCKER. CONWAY
II" Rssident Physician-JUNIUS NICHE, MD
Gteward-F NJ PARRISH.
President-L 9 J0YNES, d.
Persons in the country. desiring to send patients
70 the In6rmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Phy stefan. ja6-ly
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.p,,,anp

RhLiAShS MEDICINES.
FOE the AAf4D Avn sCROFULA
SYPHILIS
RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA
WI u J6IIs o,is. AtFnkHHnTioSs'
ER na ,aa ULCERS. FIsruLA
DfSE 4AHKSS Ss g gaEd nSI IND coLps
Chronic DYSENTERY SCARLET FEVER
PILES, GENaHAL DEBILLTI
GRRoNic FEIER IND ,AGgE =,
llERCURIAL DISEASE. FEMALE DISEdSEn
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State Of
Iu ts1 s Eb RS u ns'1 IN IIfPfFE.
In Offering this medicine to the pubic. she Pro
that does not rank among the 20 ~ the day
but as o truly great and wonderful reMeay, WHOSE
extraordinary curativo powers are zen
Dy men Oh or unre ,han ten Years has BUR
EOWsS RELlABLE MEpiCLNBst the test Of
experience in Norfolk ana yielhlsy az
most obstinate ard inveterate diseases rave been
thoroughly and permanently restored 10 health ps
the use of this medicine, after having been pro
nounced jncurable by the most eminent ply s.cians
in this country and Europe. ,..u;o,, .,,o,,.
The preprietors have 10 thelr and
disc rjminating who have not only allowed their
names TO be introduced as witnesses OF the emcacy
0f this medCiEe, put WHO dTS WliiuSs ~
nnon the subject to correspond with the afflicted
aud thus satisfy them Of the trntbfulness 81 wha.
is here asserted before dollar is expended n pur
chasing it, Some persons may doubt the efncacy
of this medicine for the reason it is recommended to
cure 50 many affections and which, to the skeptic
Tbs resson why this prep aration cures many dis
e,.es. il because it is o REGENERATOR on
cHzNGER OF THE WHOLE HUMAN SYS-
TIN thoroughly purifying the blood, and remoy
ING ali morbid distractions, which cannot be de-
ried are the true sources of all diseases All that
is ask cd for til il medicine is fair trial. which VIII
a,suredIy convince any OF its extraordinary of
cacy in curing the various Diseases for which it il
recommended.
The following persons. living in Norfolk. Va, and
;.s vicinity have certified by saying:
We take pleasure in recommending BURRO"' {
RELIABLE MEDICINE for the cure of all disease:
audi oh he pf ffictaf
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TyOMu. conn "a cargo of beautiful
~ vhIn orr. IerlkcVy DRY. tov sals ~ 90
= - 6DWlN M1k4 aA4 W.
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MT THE NEW YORK
lAA HAT and BONNET BLEACHING.
Passing, DYEiNa AND ACQUIRING
ESTABLISHMENT
Is now opea for the reception AID delivery OF
GOODS corner of broad and 9Th streets. Ladlee
Tuscan Straw and Leghorn Bonnets. together with
Gentlem MS Panama Hats. done IN superior and
fashionable style.
Work for the trade punotually attended to:
NH @-dlm* SAMUEL MCKICKARD.
THOMAS ELLETT. PoWHATAN WHISPER,
of hicbmoud Va. formerly of Binfcrd,
Dickinson l. Weisiger.
Egs Elicit & WEISI0ER, G@a
AAAA no 1877 Main street, a8
First Door Above Kent, Paine Co..
MANUFAc TUREkS AND DEALERS IN
HATS,
STRAW GOODS
They invite the attention of dealers to their large
and varied assortment all of which are offered at
the lowest trade prices
HAMr l. HUTCHINSON. formerly Of Union.
Monroe county, and late in the house of Ginter,
Kent Il Alvey. is interested in our business, and
will devote to it his valuable services.
m Q--dta
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xsSgN GEO. j. SUMNER, -
$500 No ~ PEARL STREET, Ex5
&V RICHMOND, VA. I'd
~ CHINA, GLASS AND EA RITZ EN- W ARE
- q 4

Is now receiving his usual large supply of French
and English CHINA; EARTH ENWAkE of the
latest patterns and shapes. mostly Of his own In
portation; PlsiD. Pressed and Cut GLASSWARE, Of
every description; LOOKING CHASER; Plated
Britannia aud Japan Goods, and House Furnishing
Goods generally. His stock will be found as extern
sive and we'll assorted any house in this country
can exhibit which is offered at prices guaranteed TO
be loW any regular repackia0 house in this
try auiU name, on the usual credit Tor prompt pay
ment, or q liberal discount TO- cash
He svlicits an examination of his stock by Mer-
chants, Hotel Keepers Springs Pr0prietors and
Housekeepers, before making tneif purchases.
Goods carefully packed by experienced packers,
and shipped promptly. NH 4-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-27
1883 SPRING GOODS. 1859.
nOHGETT & ANUARSON-De ,ers in

~ Payer Hsngings. Mattings, Oil Cloths, Curtain
Goods Window shades, Beds, Mattresses. &C, cor
ner of Governor ard franklin streetsIHaye re-
ceiyed lar and weliseiected stock for the Sgipg
Trade to which they invite the attention OF ers
intending to offer such ind acements 70 purchasers
that great bargains may be realized. We are also
prepared to execute Paper Hanging and Upholster-
ing in the city country, promptly, by the best
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