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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-30
Charles County. MI. aug 22-lawts

ESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE offer for
- sale my FARM. containing about $50 ACRES
Of LAND. in Fairfax County, beautifully situa
ted Oh the line Of tho orange Alexandria Rail
road, one mile from Eurkcs station. fourteen from
Alexandria, and seventeen from Washington
There are about 80 acres heavily Timhcrcd, lori
ginal growth immediately on the Railroad AMI
the remainder well in Grass. and IN - I'D >ia'o
80. Of cultivation. The improv ements consist -
EI il COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Stable, new
Granary aud Corn house, and all other necessary
houses. There il well Of Gne water IN H."
yard. The situation is high and healthy one,
commanding extensive and beautiful view Of
tho surrounding country. For further inorna
ton. apply to Mr.. Marshall, nj Burkes Station.
who will snow tho land 10 any one wanting I"
purchase, aud for terms OF sale, apply to Burke IL
Herbert, Alexandria, VA.
UPTON II. HERBERT.
Fairfax county, Va. sep ii-e"'f
HISSOLUTION.-Tne c0par;uership heretofore
~ existing between the undersigned l. this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner -
authorised 10 sign the name Of the Grp in tho
settlement Of the business.
GEO II. ROBINSON.
SEP 23-lm THOS. l.. PAYNE.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2s.-Fi"ur closed quiet ana
- Howard street and Ohio s.. Wheat
un'1''' .n3 ,c,iye-sales Of %, 1000 bush
S,o'' ,ooG,li5c. Corn closed iirm-white
p~,v;,;,ns closed frrn-bacon sides
, ~, prime pork sll.25. Whisksy closed dull
>. !;.@?>c.
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n A RIEE LIS T.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81.
BRIG AVA. Bennett, Windsor, plaster to Gaze
move dCo.
Schr Helen Mar. Nickerson, Boston, merchan-
disc 10 VI. Ellridge 4 Co.
Schr. Ross Wynans, Bond, Baltimore, guano to
Jalaes [. Neyeu.
schr. Friendship, Applegarth, Baltimore. guano
10 Knox ( Bro.
Schr. Mary Adeline. Jones, Baltimore, suano to
Knox 4 Bro.
Schr Samarie Todd, Baltimore, guano to Jas.
[. Srse;
Schr George bearing, Pinkham, Portland, plas
TEL to Fowlo 1 Co.
>chr splendid, Rotan, Baltimore, lumber to
Smoot. thlcr Co.
Schr. Wm L. Benson, Carter Baltimore, bridge
timber 10 Alexandria, Louloun and Hampshire
Railroad Company, and lumber to Waters, LiIn-
mcrtnsn 4 Go.
Schr. Com. Conner. --, Baltimore, lumber
10 Snoot. lher L Co.
Schr. Fairfax. Mott New York, general cargo to
S. ShiEn
Schr. Arctic. Hicks. New York, to S. Shinn.
Schr. Catherine Jane, Hicks, Norfolk, slaves to
u. H. Lambert, and naval stores to n. Boush
sChr. War Stced Smith. Philadelphia, coal to
Thomas Smith
Schr. Elizabeth Headly, Cathcart. Norfolk, to
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. +. {. Knight, Whrlow, Norfolk, to Mas
ter.
S'hr, Gus,avus, Swami, Mattawoman. wheat to
Thomas Perry.
Steamer James Guy, Page, Foxes Creek, wheat
70 Thomas Perry.
Schr. Edwin Reed, Chapman, Boston, by I. J.
Nehafcy
Schr, Ontario, Van Glider, Folly Landing, by
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Clara, Smith, Petersburg by Borden Min
insCo.
MEMORANDA.
b'ies Robert Reed, (Br.) Moore, from this port,
Nv y John. and Cuua. Sawyer. from Windsor, for
ois port sailed from Holmes Hole. 18th inst.
s'hr Mary Helen, Hutchinson, for this port,
adai New York. 9th inst
Scar. Anna Amelia, Harding, for this port, cid
Boston, 2G,h inst
scar John 2. Spcdden. Graves. for this port,
"dM Baltimore, 2Sth inst.
-s"> TO ". c. GLADSTANE, Esq.-DEAR
S"-fre'lvus 10 the departure Of Mrs. W. Z.
"-ApsrIsE from our city, many Of our citizens
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: 70, TO ". c. GLADSTANE, Esa.-DEAR
81 S".-fre'ious 10 the departure Of MRS W. c.
"1A,srISE from our city, many Of our citizens
:, 'deslreus Of showing their appreciation Of her
sA,sn, and iady.hke department, by tending her
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, on such cve-
uas as may be convenient.
MANY CITIZENS.
Alexandria W Se,, o Isso 1tS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-30

How GREElY ESJoYED SERMON At SALT
i.AKg.-lloracc is a philosopher without
doubt, and the way he enjoyed the sabbath at
Salt Lake, n correspondent of the Syracuse
Standard relates as follows:
I'VE ATTENDED the Mormon Church this
morning. Preaching hy Elder Orson Pratt
Iiarace Greely was present, and sat inside
the railing with the twelve APOSTLES. Mr.
Bernheisel sat on one side, Judge Phelps Oh
the other. and Heller c. kimbaii IN 'front.'
Horace took an exhausted survey Of the fc-
male part of the house, cooked his eyes NJ ut
the speaker us il he were looking at giraffe
braced himself against one saint, leaned his
head against another, and went sound asleep
as if he had been in bed, with his mouth wide
open. ! never felt SO proud OF my native
land a. did when saw its able representa-
tive treating the whole id nonsense with
silent contempt, by rolling into the arms Of
Murphy" Irish quotation from lleathen
Mythology. The orchestra consisted OF one
small organ and four singers. On the whole
the MormonS must have a good deal .! laith,
for I'll swear they don't have apple dump
ling enough to live on
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New York CrSToM Hot

j. II. Coles sails am tn Bell wcther OF
this hole m0r,meH it is the first potHH"i
tyooM Icrer knrw HIM IL teii, the coke OF II
is. YOU nor he, don't known Where the Clap
pier hangs. .. W. L.
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The TnEATRE.-To-night THE Honey
Moon" and 'Tcodies" will be performed
Jud sing from the increased attendance, the
theatre is gaining popular favor. The act
ing of Mrs. Giad>tane and Mr.. Hill is fine
and they are well supported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-30
EETTLEwELLs MANIPULATED GUANo.

EETTLEWELLS MANIPULATED GUAE0
NArE cannot present 10 the Agricultural commit.
w nifty more complete and satisfactory tcSii-
mouy Of the value Of this fERIiLiIER than Is
contained III the following letters. from well known
parlie. in NI- inia aud Maryland.
". H. fuWLE 4 son. Agents,
W. South Wiarycs.
~ a constant supply for sale.
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1859.
A L n A n A C

NINTH MONTH. sun Sun
SEPTEMBER. rises. l.t.. NOON fHAsss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-30

GARDEN LAND FOR RENT.-Two
Fl; SQUARES or ah4-l FOUR ACRES OF
LAND with J. .mali House On it, at the inter
section of Washington and FRANKLIN suects-thc
land ha- been egtiyated a Market Garden for
a number Of years, and his some Fruit Trees on
1t. Apply L. SAM ~. MILLER,
sen 9a-uuu No. -. Washington street.
N-oTiCE.-The annual meeting Of the Stock
~ holders of the Little River Turnpike Road
Company will lie held A. the Office .! III. Farmers
BluE os Virginia, at Alexandria. 81 :nesdny, De-
tybyr t. 1859. ", H. nARBI'RY
scD l+-r".i Treasurer.
EXcELSioR DrBu RI, az: article universally
IL Approved u.s. all who have used it, every atom
il !, soluble For sale by
" : JAMES c. NEyETT,
sepl7 Sole Agent for Alcxsnlril
oUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE ard
y PULVEhIZEp BONE
These valuable fertilizers. always On hand, and
for sale by WM, ii, FOWLE & son,
NH IL No. south "haryes.
nERrIIAN GrANO, Of direct importation. ri
agents price: also sOMBRERO, C0LUM-
Elan. and other GuANoS, at lowest prices,
sep KNOX 4 BROTHER.
HOOP SKIRTS AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
IL in great variety, just received at
.cp u RICHARDS
IHEESE.--In boxes Cutting Cheese, IL boxes
Y Fn.l!.a Dairy Cheese, fer -alc by
sen "a WHEAT 4 BRO
TEATHERs.-soU ths new live ,;ce,c Feathers,
IL rec.i, cd and for saIeby
sep - WHEAT BRO.
n BUSHELS PRIME TIMOTHY SIZED,
Ct jus, received aud for sac by
spp2g ISAAC PAUL.
IF you WANT A FIRST RATE ARTICLE
i OF HOPED SKIRT, ~ 10
sep % RICHARDS.
TNM0Tlli SEED.-5O bushels prime TlMO-
i THY SEED, for sale by
aug 2O--eod2u I. A. BREWls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-30

NOR SALE--A LnT OF GROUND, at the
IL Suuih cnst corner of Water and Princess
streets. Is feet on Princess street by lis feet 8
inches on Water street.
Also, the South half Of the LOT aud WHARF.
on Union street and the River, between Queen and
Princess street. jSf feet 'front.' al present occupied
~ q. Skip Yard by A. VI. E..tldck. For terms
apply TO REL BEN JOllNsioN.
go, u, on9n:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-30

The Richmond Wing learns that linr''s
Statue of Henry Clay, was shipped from Leg
horn, for that city, on the I'D OF August
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Travel Southwark.

The tide Of travel is now tending IN 4
southerly direction. The steamship Florida
left New York for Savannah, Saturday al
ternoon. with one hundred and thirty-seven
first class passengers, and largely over one
hundred III the strecrage. The James Ad-
Ger sailed al the same time Tor Charleston
With nearly a many. The trains coming
south to tins city every day bring large
crowds and great numbers II" douht take
thc route through Southwestern Virginia.
The cool nights Of September and the near
approach of October are driving the plea
sure seekers and the business folk back to
their southern homes. and the cities oi the
Gulf will soon be flied with those who for
many months past have been strangers to
their streets-Ittersdry Express.
Spain AND TIE MooRs.-Ceuta, the place
of the recent fight between the Spaniards
and Mnors, has been many times the scene
Of a like contest since it was held by Spain.
1t is fortified town cf about 1000 inhab-
itants. including the garrison, which consists
Of about 5000 men. The city is upon pen
insula. or. as i, is usually called, an island
on the coast Of Fez. which is one Of the four
provinces OF Morocco. 1t was the ancient
Abyla. one Of the Pillars Of Hercules. John
|. Of Portugal first captured the post from
the Atricans in l4l5, and it fell into the
hand, of Spain when Portugal was conquered
by Philip II. in the year 1850. Il is only
Il miles from Gibraltar. and resembles it in
some respects. Being the chief ol the Span
isb stations on the African coast. 1t Is the
seat If royal court and the residence OF
4 military governor and other officers. The
Emperor Of M"rocco, opposite whose d"min-
ions this post is situated. has uSt died, AT the
are of 81, and il is rumurcG that serious COM
ulicatons If affairs may arise i'll Africa.
Should this happen il is not impossible that
between Morocco. with its six million inhab-
itants, and Spain. there may be something
approaching arepetition OF The old tights be-
tween the Sara;cns and the Christians.
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OIL-CLO Ills,

NATTINGS, &c, kc.
In ovcTy variety and style. all new stock, and
purchased al such rates enable US TO mark
them It greatly reduced prices Car purpose l. 10
supply thu public with all such goods. IN better
qualities aud II lower rates. than III, lave ever
before been sold nj III ;hc District
Citizens ot Alexandra and the adjoining c0un.
ties are respectfully invited 10 visit our show
Io"ms and Inspect our stock.
.!.ti- 1t gives " pleasure 10 aid that Mr. WM.
u. EDMONDS, Of Virginia. for many years in The
employ OF Clagctt 4 Dcdsou. has formed y bust.
n,S. connection with our house, where lac is al all
times ready 10 serve his friends ana acqua;ntaucss.
l. +. DERRY ( co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-30

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
~ Having just returned from the North with
Lcw and elegant assortment of FALL AND WIN
TER GOODS, cuI,SiSti!:: of French and English
Cloths Ca,simcrcs. 1mi Ncs;iagS, am now pre-
pared offer t. my customers ana the public gen
orally some very desirable good. suitable for gen
tcmrus wear. any and ulI Of which will hc made
ny IL order in the best and most fashionable
Sfylcs. WILLIAM TUCKER,
D-,n.r and 'rnilnr 100 penn ayrula.
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LOCAL MS.

GEoRGETowN CORPORATION LAVA Re-
solution supplementary to resolution in re-
lation t. a subscription of Georgetown to the
Alexandra, Loudoun and Hampshire Rail
road Company.
Resolved Nv the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council of the Corpora
ZION Of Georgetown, That This Corporation
hereby binds and pledges itself TO make the
substitution stated IN the resolution 10 which
this is Il supplement, whether the money to
build the bridge ut or near the western side
Of the Aourduct lie obtained from Congress
or from anv other source: Provided, That if
the proposed bridge be built by any other
party than Congress before the subscription
Shall be binding. guarantee shall be given,
10 lie approved bv the Corporation, that the
bridge shall be- such aS the voters when they
arnrnyri the original resolution al the polls
cypcrted. viz /: a substantial bridge. adapted
To- Railroad and ordinary travel. nt sufficient
dimensions safely 10 accommodate the pub
lie free Of tolls, and To he kept in repair
without expense to the Corporation
Approved September l., 1897.
WASHINGTON ITEMs.-on Tuesday alter
noon, the principal remaining portion of the
casting required for the completion Of the
equestrian statue of Washington, to be
placed within the Circle on Pennsylvania
avenue and 23d street west, was successful
ly performed at the foundry Of the artist,
Clarke Mills, esq. near Badcnshurs. Pre-
variations. therefore, VIII ~" soon be made
ior putting the statue III position.
Or. i. J. HELEN has resigned the posi-
ton of Resident Physician at the Washing
ton Infirmarv. DR.. HELEN has been for
many year, identified with the success Of
that institution.
The contract FOR supplying the United
States Post Office Department with statioEc-
rv during the four Years commencing with
October lst, 1850, has been awarded 10
McSsrs. Blanchard X M,hun, OF Washington
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The Lexington Gazette says "a few
days ago Mr.. John McD. Alexander Sold nj
private SALE to a company Of four or five gen
temen in this place, his farm. Clifton, lying
on the North River just below town. for sew
entcen thousand dollars and upwards. The
farm contains three hundred and seventeen
acres and brought an average Of iiity-hvs
dollars an acre. Sale equivalent to cash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19
gaS- ARTIFICIAL TsxTH-THn Chico
M - npanraaa w IANEa nrrrIs. haxina
xEx Ma EDlTUk;-4s Ia

csERx Ms. EDlTUk:-4s ~
Nv. promised In my last advertise G2X
$40 now blow my horn" have studied astrnno.
my slice u last, and fnd that the star of my des
tin, i'll moves IN; aud those who know HAGAN'S
J,HS, know that he has ,he Guilty and indefati
gable spirit not let tho downfas Of life to cause
MIN 20 d.snsir; but push along, keep moving"
much lead on his sinker will surely be Q goner
therefore offer 10 the public of my own manufac-
tue. BUG1IkS, SUhRIE!, ROOKAWAYS and
Light CAakIAGEs-sll rs good as can be made
nave also HuR- Es, MULES, &C.. &c for sale--in
fact anything under the sun. ard will barter and
trade for cid shoe soes All You have TO do in
10 give him call on 18th street. where you will nd
bis sign side down there you will find HAGAN'c
JOHIS, In T1tcR Creek Nation.
sE- You snali hear from me again for am
writing romance of my own life NH 2S-d3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19
sm I A JETEk,

ENIW "A VIZ AAAsS - -- -
GHT1 SURGEON DENTIST
Once On Main. below Pearl street, next door to
Horton kesch's trimming store, and two door
above Mes5rs fhos Price Co.'S Dry Goods store
The subscriber having removed to the above
house. would be pleased TO see tnOso with whom he
has engagements, aud has made extensive prepa
rations TO serve the public generally. All opera.
ticns performed in the most approved and scientific
style known TO the Profession, and all work done
~ him warranted to give satisfaction. fa7-3m
sgs- ARTIFICIAL TsxTH-THs Chico.
rLlsrIc pReoEss.-a W JONES, DENTIST, having
purchased the exclusive right for the above
mode Of making TEETH, and after using and test
iag it in the most difficult cases. piere other plates
RAT f1tlea is entirely SATISFIED Of its absolute supe7I
GRITTY over the gold, silver and patina method can,
therefore. with confidence, recommend it to all who
me- desreful or partial sets OF teeth; and especial
~ to such may be dissatisfied lcth those they are
scU stag In tits process, all OF the objections to
the gold PLATE are rem0ved-the suction being per
feet secures con- fort aud stability to the fl and the
teeth being eabeded in the metal, the food s exclu.
ted from upper or between them; they are there
FORE cleaner smoother andIin every respect better.
Plate to toe month, and the suction thereby Be-
cured he insert one or more teeth Uth0ut clasps
and in ell cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
Ut.
This method having been adopted and commend
Ell by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given and
specimens exhibited, TO any who may desire to see
the cid method Tor the new, will be taken in parI
ray. viii Of course, make teeth on the old mode
or thosA who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth eX
racted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite UoIinthian Hall tally
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19
W CHINA, GLASS AND EARTH

now in receipt of his spring stock of goods
mostly of his own Importation. embracing great
variety Of white gilt. and decorated China; white
aud shapes blue edged &C and Dipt Ware, selected
expressly fer the jobbing trade; Cut and Pressed
Glass OF variety and qualities. Also plated
sad britannia Ice Pitchers Casters. Spoons and
Forks. Aiso fine assortment Of Walters. Table
ha sell goods as low a. Jobbng house at the
North. An examination Of his stock 10 respectfully
solicited NH l0-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

n II. CHALKLEY, Dealer in Leath-
-. er. Shoe Findings. OH, Tanner Tools. &C..
tween Main and Cary, richmond, Va, is now in re.
ceipt Of large and excellent stock of goods apper.
tanning to his business to which he invites the stten.
ton Of all in want, a. they will be sold VERY Low
FOR CASH, or to punctual customers.
NH 2-d3m& cWIy q H CHALKLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19
"a DISPATOHl!.
ruysssr MoRNIN APRIL ~ .Sop

n ,seus
p,px,s IN ExetsSp MIR. Baruum, though u.
a,,y- suceessfel In his iecturing tour oss,rd'-
EugsanS recently met With rssoiyed on put.
.ias him down, and his spPss .1anm took il
quite eoes .yas Tbs: :. The, ass,e o." and Ss.. him
money they might take sns', with themselves for
s ss ,ss' u ss, to a. contract su,
they receive nothing ss e sSs
their sus so%e
NV, W. orsnse peel at him, when he naturally be,
m. - ,nSisoant and retired. lt was altogether,
,ass sisgrsceiui proceeding, and highly deprecat.
"a by the more respectable portion OF the audi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

ssoE AND LEAfRKR pKALrRs.-A large meeting
az the Shoe and Leather Dealers Of Boston aud
yicinity was held last Friday evening at the Ex-
change, for the purpose Of considering the com
plants made with reference 70 the irresponsible
aud insccarste inspection OF sole leather 10
New York and elsewhere. After an animated
discus sion, q committee of seven were appointed
TO make representation Of the facts to the prin'
cipai dealers 10 leather. and to ask Tor more con-
cert OF action on their part. by which the es may
10 remedfed A letter vas read, IN wnicn ~
s.ase mar 10, of oue hundred sides sole leather
was purchased 10 New York city, which, when
received, fell short In weight 81 pounds After
being dried in loft, Il fell short 100 pounds, OF
about II per cent. Many similar statements wers
made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

RICHMOND, January !. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
i associated themselves together under the firm
and style of JOHNSON TRIUMPHANT. for the
purpose of conducting a General Grocery. Commits
sion and Forwarding Business. They have taken
the large granite front house on Cary street, for
merly occupied By JIM. Conrad, second door above
Virginia street.
They will always keep on hand the best assors.
ment of Groceries, Liquors, &C., which they will
furnish to the trade at the lowest prices By strict
attention to business they hope TO receive liberal
ehare of patronage. B. J. JOHNSON,
Late of the firm Of Dibrell johnson.
BAT. TKUEHEART,
ia its Late of Danville, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

Tas DENTAL PRoFEss,oN.-few persons have any
edequate idea of the growth Of the dental profess
sion in the United States. From being an adjunct
20 the practice of medicine-represented by q
rair of yiliancus turn-keys for removing teeth in
sections or pulverizing the jaw, ~ the case might
belt has risen within comparatively few years
10 distinct calling, numbering hundreds ofskill>
fu practitioners in all parts Of the country, and
represented by colleges and societies and periods.
Gals, In which the ills Of the mouth are the sole
topic of Investigation aud discussion. Hardly any
fact tells for the ref cement and civilization
plate in the Uaited States for the preservation and
renovation Of teeth-smouuting to about two and
a quarter millions Of dollars per annum. Lstterly
the OF gold for the plating Of artificial teeth
has been superseded In some quarters by vulcan
lied rubber, which Is found to combine lightpes
aud pleasant degree of elasticity with cleanli
ness and durability Chicago Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

SPRING sALEs-lsSs'
THOMAS, HUGHES Il CALDWELL,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
(No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginia)
We are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
FORMATIONS, which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
of American manufactures, enables us to offer II
the merchants of
VIRGINIA,
TENNESSEE, and
KENTUCKY
Stock Of GOODS. not to be surpassed in Elk
TENT, BEAUTY and CHEAPNESS, in this coun.
try. Our assortment consists in part Of
Embroideries. LsSes. Dress Trimmings. Silk and
suspenders. Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas, Para
soils. Brushes Combs Buttons ., Hoop skirts. Per
An endless variety of Small Wares. more particu
larly specified in our printed Catalogues.
~ Orders at all times promptly attended to.
fe 25-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19
,. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES,

HA The subscriber has On hand. at his
UOacn Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley,
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES. CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHEs, BUGGIES with and without
best materials and workmanship of which will
be sold as low as good work Of the kind can be In
the city of Richmond and respectfully ask q call
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line, as am determined TO make to order and TO
sell at the lowest prices possbe and all work sold,
that is new, warranted
NIB aim MI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

nIsSOL TON OF COPARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The co.partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned. IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent. JAMES DUvAL has purchas-
ed J II NORcON'B entire interest in the late firm
of DUVAL 4 NORTON, including debts due to the
said firm and will nav all debts due by the said
flrm JAMES p DUVAL,
J HATLEY NORTON.
March Eth, 1859.
~ The undersigned will continue the
DRUG BUSINESS at the old stscd. and hopes. by
unremittng attention and increased facilities, to
enlarge his custom.
NH Is JAS DUVAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19
DENTISTS CARDS.

essxA JOSEPH WOODWARD, Den
@1ffH DIST Office on Main near 9th street. adj dining
g. n Jones, inserts Teeth in any number, shade or
color REQ uired upon fine gold or upon the CheOpas
tic process, as advertised by Dr. u w Jones. This
process has equal for its ptrfectness OF adsp
tatien, appearance, &c.
. FILLING, extracting, &c &c. carefully performed.