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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
yRAOrICAL STONE GUTTER And MASON,
Main street. between 9Th and sth sts.
RICHMOND, VA.
Monuments Of any size or design, made to order
Of the best italian or American Marble.
respectfully invite the attention Of those IN want
to my stock which Ii the largest and best finished
assortment Of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PII-
OBS and MANTLES, to be found in tho city.
a First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Agrf
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute. ss26
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MARBLE WORKS.
JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURER OF ITALIAN AND AMERI.
CAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS TONES, HEAD PIECES &C.,
OF every Style or Design.

The public are respectfully invited to call at my
anime my work, which cannot be excelled by any
other establishment North or South, which will
sell as low as any establishment in this city or
elsewhere. NH l-3m
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AGNIFICR EMIT HEME.
Tue following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD,
EDDY CO., Successors to 8. SWAN 4 Co } Man
ayers Of tho SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, of
CLASS ls draws ON SATURDAY. May It'll, 1859.
GLASS 20 draws on SATURDAY, May l4th, 1859.
HAss hrSws ON ON sATURbA NAV 18Th ss
TO BE ORA WV ON THE PLAN OF XLNGLE
NUMBERS
ETGHTY-FIVE PRIEST
$4,000 T r G K e T 8!
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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DICH NEW DRESS GOODS-

QICH NEW DRESS GOODS-
~ SECOND SUPPLY
We invite attention to the following elegant stock
Of Dress Goods, purchased By one Of our firm at
auction. &c. and " III be sold at unprecedented low
prices:
Two Fiounced ard Double Jupe Silk Robes
Elegant Bayadere and Chene silks
Rich Organdie and Jaconet Robes
Elegant Robes a rurique
Rich Print Bareges aud Glaee Poplins
Crepe Maretz and Barege D. LANES
Black Chalie, Tamartine and Mourning DucAD
Black Silk MantiIlAs -
French aud English Prints. Ginghams, Brilliants
and other sty les q Dress Goods For novelties 10
all styles Of Dress God enquire At 70 HS Msin
street. n fAhhbh = w
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The rates West Of Knoxville will not go into Of
feet until after the completion Of tho Cleveland
Branch Railroad. which will be about the lst Of
April
Shippers Of through goods must send duplicate
tickets giving the marks. weights aud destination
of goods. Send tc Oox's Line Of Boats.
3 LEE, on the Dock.
N.B-aoods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rateB. A. B. L.
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WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS:
ROGERS d MILLER,
PRACTIC L MARBLE MASONS,
CORNER OF 9TH AND MAIN SfS
We respectfully invite, the attention of these in
want, to our stock ON hand, which consists of the
largest and best finished assortment of Monuments,
Tombs. Head Pieces. Nantes. &c, to be found in
the city. Monu nents Of any size or design. made
20 order, OF the best quality, Italian or American
Marble.
The only presism erer awarded BY the Tiryinia
Aechanics' Institute. on Marble work, awarded to
John Rogers. e25-3m
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x DAME EXPRESS COMPANY
a Have removed their oeace - n5 MAIN ma
sslisd q cd dsliyssd IRxs y charge sf dr.
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nJaaoLUYIoMA, 20.

O2002AO = A~~0I 80
T11,Olj,-:P'I1RTNERsHIP NOTIGE.-The
" undersigned have this day associated them
selves together under the firm and style Of POTTS
s5ExY CO.. Sf hs sDS e
BUSINESS 10 the city Of Richmond.
They have s1s new and sa Dse 0s sudns
posite the Columbian Hotel, on Cary street, whore
they will keep constantly on hand full and Gem
n the Grocery line, including Coffee. sugars, NO
lasses, Bacon, liquors. &c., &c, &c. to wi ch they
beg to call the attention Of their friends and the trade
kinds Of Produce. on which liberal advances viii
be made k skAre 1 Fq fEznsstsr,
,.,.,.., :. :. -. 5zsS ) azksfhI1nhff.A ''
no PARfNERSHIP.-The Iodefsirn-
arm and s. of TPdsa ss
purpose Of conducting general HARDWARE
business in the city of Richmond. -
of Thos Rust. 81 Main street. where they have
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C., "
crate prices, to merit the patronage Of the public
RICHMOND L WILLIAMS,
Late with Van Lev TAYLOR z Go.
ap l3-lm Late with Smith i Hafwood.
DlSsOLUTIOE OF co PARTNER
- SHIP.-The Co-Partnership If eTEARNS
THURSTON 10 this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. FRANKLIN 6TEARNS will settle up the
outstanding business of Stearns Thurston.
FRANKLIN HTEARNG,
ap2 ITS PHINEAS THUReT0N.
rO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have
~ this day associated with me in co-partnership
WIN BRENT. of the late firm Of Gretter Brent
The business will be conducted under the arm OF
STEARNS co. sTEAkNS.
ap 2-ts WIN BRENT.
RICHMOND, January l. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
L associated themselves together under the fiji m
and style Of JQHNSUN 4 TRUEHEAkT, 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 win always keep on hand the best assors
rnent 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
share Of patronage. B. j. JOHNSON,
Late Of the arm of Dibrell johnson.
BAT. TRUEHEART,
ja4-ts Late Of Danville. Va.
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MR.. EDITOR:-As H.


R8AS& FACTORY CORNBR on 9TH Ano
BKUXD sfRKnTs The Subscriber hAyIag osa y y
veas practical experience In the mAnumst4t.nx 8.
cARRLAGESn some Of the largest ~ h i,
10 the North and eouih A.sssrs siEs .ssonssle 10
fully able % mAnfActurs the m sn pT1GEy h. he
foand Il TIE Stsss Possessinx vsssoas nassnsssss
In hi. buslnss. he b enabled e ssa .hsr. h
UeNas nov On hand of bis osn msnn n &c
0iES. with ana without tors. kOeNA HAAs ~S'
which ne WI sell asssfs ''s JoHN DOES.
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DRY GUUDS
1910 SPRING ANDsuMMER 1850
1919 GOODS. wv


1870 SPRING AND SO MINER 1850
1919 GOODS. wv
Having enlarged and reitted my store, beg
leave to say to my friends and the public generally
that am now prepared to show one OF the iargest
and best "s'0r'e 6 ss9ie' SS'ooDs
that have ever had the pleasure Of 81 hibiting In
this city comprising general STOCK Oh s'ap'e ana
fsnc cboce and rich assortment Of LADI ES' DRESS
GOODS. of the newest designs. VIZ:
Black and Colored SILKS
sHAiLIEst
'N'1 S6siffssAl s EAEEss
sHAWIs, &C.
Also, a splendid stock Of
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES AND VESTINGs.
Of every grade aadquality, for gentlemen and boys
large supply of HEAVY STAPLE GOODS. for
Servants wear.
Also, q magnificent assortment of
Blsached and Brown eHIRTlNGS
Irish LINENS
Linen SHEETINGS
Brown aud Bleached Cotton SHEETINGS
Besides many other things. too tedious to men
tion-al of which have been purchased within the
last week past in Philadelphia and New York. on
the most favorable terms, and will be sold cheap,
for cash. Call and see, and examine for yourselves
NH a-dxcwSm JNo sMIrHRR.
CPLENDID STOCK OF MANTLES.-
~ Black Silk Nantes and Points
Silk and Lace do
A variety of Raglans aud busters
Black aud White Berage shawls
Ragtans Busters and Bsrnons
Chi dren's Berage and Marseiles busters
Berage and Organdie Robes
Black Hermann and Barge do
hummer Mourning Goods in every variety
CHRISTIAN 4 LArHRop.
my 80 Main at
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iISSHE TUNDTALL HOUSE,
il uRAaUEAD STREET.

-.
1890 = mrTfaH
xUNoEAbu AOOC.
i CRA0HEAD aTkksIs
DANVILLE, VIRGINIA.. - =. -
With nav furniture, and newly repanMs8S ~
sure yritnra that no efforts will be speieu 70
thsr comfort. and We respectfully Solicit
The ia NeTALL HOUSE . also the cHn0 .S III
RiCI. and our omnibuses Will alwAys Dc in Les"f
neeo "a carry passengers 70 and from tne UOpos'
WALTEkb.(
WALKER, fProrf1et01'
sfr-ivd w 4 SIMMONS.
-
nURROW'4
pry1AgLE
MEDICINES,
.vr rvvrnruAL CtjRE or
Foh THE kAfip A"D sCkOFULA
RYpHILIB
-,~ ~ysNs nvapEpaTA
nnETf,m ~ HrrT0NH
uLUEHVuc n nlarfsE
NEkyOUc HEAEI IN rJsruLA
EkYD!PnLAe. uNEne' hAoA
Ltvkk C0MPLAa,iMMlIIr WYNN
UlSEASES Or In n,r HW 1vn COIDS
CHRONlC IyMnHnDvp WI y ET rEYER
CHRONiC DISENILHna.s mi tyyn FRY - 1
PILES, GENskAL D SnI.,nIf Ircs
GLANDULA.h . SmHELnHlW W. Icyyr
vr,rr,rY g0n nt Ky or FEU1LE DhyEASES
And all Diseases arising IIoM ~ ~ 0~ "
~ the system. or occasioneq Pr
TMPR I'D ENCE IN LIT1:
In offering this medicine 20 TING RuD.c, liz p ~,
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HAffEO1Dl. "a.
. Slcan0fD xNn

- Ae RlCHMOH6 xM6
= ZPDTsRSBUN8R eDtRDfN,
fHnOnnM 1h1lanrs BtrWSEH HIGH AONb
~ r sa.si n A. From the 9Th day Il
end Acoo9modstsoa trains On this road vii ssss
SS,ecn1morn "a ytetsrsbsTG On MONDAY, wEDNEa
o'clock, - before. -
Arrangements have been made By III, com,.,,
nor the prompt and punctual fOfwssdjns And asitx,
ery OF al Produce. Goods other articles d frsvst
Designed TOT transportation either way bst-sss
leigh. Ridgwny, Greensboro, ssisSbnry. AMI c,hs,.
leste. North Carolina, o. low rates, xithous =,
charge lor for. wardinR, storage. &C. An srch srL
plainly marked care Of the Freight AGENT ~
the k,snmend snd Petersburg Railroad, al Peters
A. 20 the rates Of tolls on the Koads sonsh "a D.
tsr,our9 Which they require 70 be prepaid. - fsr
hhasle,gn. Information may be hal sf TIE Dspos
Once n ca, WHINE 1aSs
March
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Northern Markets.

NEW YORK. May l2-Flour excited and ad vanced
4@i3c-.outhern s74G9S; Ohio %. Wheat ad-
vanced 4@9c-southern red 81 IS. white o.; West
ern white 81 90. C)rn bgher-mixed 95(996c yell
low ss@sS1s. Cotton nominaI-Uplands Il1zglih.
Mess rect l01a@,3a Mess Pork l7140ls. Lard
ll2agl2c. Nhlskey 30c. Turpentine 531sc. Rosin
frm. Rice 3zt0lAc.
Stocks lower-Virsinia 6's 3931s.
BALTIMORE MAY I2-Flour advanced Csc and eA.
element tncreasinR-Howard S7H. Wheat buoy
ant choice white 81 e0G$2. Corn higher-white
93c; yellow IS Provsions-Bacon Sides sold at ezc.
but lOc is asked At the close. Mess Pork ia
Whiskey quiet at 30613lc.
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NELLlNG OFF, SELLING OFF, at and
- - below cost s5,o'o worth Of Window Shades
Cloth. all widths Fire Screens Wall PAPER: 1,nrtsr
hands and Cornces. ct less than the original coat
AZ contemplate changing my business and wisS
be given a. the goods must be sold Call ana
PAR o. M Hod hsh1ass which are very bssut
nv onS pace ~ Broad street the old
MG0LDEN,
mh 22-3m ~ sno An ~
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DOBINsON's MANIPULATED qua.

II NO HAS EIGHT PER CENT: OFAMMONA
AND FORTY FIVE TO FIFTY PER CENT. OF
signed having ccspted the agency for the sale OF
Robipson's Manipulated GUANO. ask the attention
of agricuturists and their agents TO TINS superior
the nnsiity Of this article, aud that it 10 in ali
onehaIf best Peruvian Guano, one-half fine ground
Rome and the best Phosphate euano.
The machinery used is new and OF the most ap-
proyed Description and from the manner in which
the (3uano and Bone are mixed, being ground togs-
ther 20 that every particle of each s brought into
the closest contact with the other, ensures q full
appropriation Of both in proper proportions by the
growing CROP.
We refer to the annexed report from Dr. Bckell,
showing the value of this Fertilizer both for quick
and permanent results.
It Il put up In good bags. Weighing about $50 lbs
each. Price, $50 per ton Of 1000 lbs.
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T ARGE ADDITIONAL SUP Fill .
IL ELEGANT
FANCY DRY GOODS.
ruos n PRICE i % are now selecting from the
rnc., yacent In rortations many new and elegant
Fancy Goods portions Of which are already IN stock
snd others on the way, to which they invite the At
tantion oftbeir friends ana the public.
Elegant Lace Nantes BeSk bombszines NJ
Shavls CoPd Grape RareRes
Embroideries in variety Do and Blk ChaIlies
Do do Collars Rich Organizes and Robes
Honiton and Maltese do Do Barege Robes
Hoisery, Gloves. Mits, &c Cold Lawns and Jace-
Gents and Ladies' Aeri' nets, Sd. 10, II cd, and
Z no Vests higher
And large and general selection Of beautiful Eng.
white Oambrics; Irish Linens; eheetiDgs; Servantl
Goods Cotton Diapers Linen Ducks, &c. all az
which arc at the very lowest rates.
my2 r n PRICU 4 o.
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REUTHE'S P A T E n
ANIMAL TRAP.-This Ingenious
machine has no rival in the field
lat all, to DO compared with it, Tor
the capture of wild animals. 1t 10
80 small thst one carry il in his pocket still &
Is CO pabie Of killing bsar. They of three ~
ferent SIZES and will efectually operate on Rae,
thinks, Wild Cats, Foxes. Wolves, Bears, &c; they
can also be used as Pistols. For sale by
JAMES WALSH. Gun ImpSrter.
An 2s-Im doors above st Charles Hotel.
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49, /. !.


In OspuasHa Eox11s On Ozn1x1CA110.
pzolose the money 70 orr address for the Tickets
oEdsred ON receipt o. whioh they VIII b forwarded
~ ART mail PurchaDsrscan have Tiekete endlne n
nv 69uro they may d0signaee.
Tho 40 Of drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII BE- mt
konurnh asers immediately after the DRAWING.
ia future our single Number Lotteries vim draw
every SATURDAY throughout the year.
Our three Number Lotteries are drawn daily
Addres. orders Ior Tickets or Osrti0oatss In the
above S WOOD. sppY 90, Aagass., Ca.
Or WOOD. EDDY 90. Atlanta, Ca
or WOOD. EDDY 90. Wiiminston, Del.
1IA list Of the numbers that are drawn nom the
wheel With the amount Of the Prize that each one IL
entitled o. will DO published after every drawing
- the following papers .-Augusta Cbnsitshonaiisf
5oesk Rsgsstsv Nashri!s Gassfts. New Pork Nesk.
" Day Book, Richmond (Ha1 Dispntch M ldsno
(Aiss.l Clarion and Nee York Herald
COTTON AND WOOLRN WASTE
~ For cleaning and packing steam engines Ard 10.
eomotiyca; am prepared 10 furnish rsilrOAd con.
pAntes and others. with the above article Of eupo
r'or quality. At very low prices
EOR SALE CHAAP--A second hand
= sprinx Dray and HsTlea1 Apply u this p1ies.
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IA JOHN Il. DONERTY respectful
~ ly informs his friend and the public that he
VIZ has opened q MERCHANT TAILORING
IN. ESTABLISHMENT on 18TH between Main
and Cary streets, where no warrants az geod Gar.
meuts. and at reasonable prices can be had
anywhere. All he asks 10 . trial. NH l5-2m
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VIRGINIA GEN TRIAL RAILROAD.
~ ~EUEa G ANGE OF

CRATES, FLINDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SHOvELS, TONGS and POKERS-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds Of Crates
including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsom and plain sets of Shoyeis, Tongs and
Pokers seven different sizes of coal Scuttles cinder
Shovels, fire Shovels; handsome Stands for Shovels
and PokerS Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Pootmaes
Brick fire Slabs and Jams; sets of Soap Stone
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, OF
sweet tone. Builders housekeepers, and others In
want Of any Of the above articles be- supplisd
the lowest Northern prices / am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass ard Iron Works of the above de-
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, No. as
Main street. between 8th and 9Th Streets West side,
Richmond, Va.
m 16-dfy q. d DBEOON.
NOTICE TO TOBACtONISTS AND
~ MERCHANTS.-Made to order, TOBACCO
KEGS, of any size. As have on hand q large
stock Of good material for this purpose, would be
glad to furnish from Is Geo to 20 600 Kegs this
have also for sale FLOUR BARRELS and HALF
BARRELS. suitable for hour. sugar. glastas. A..
Shop corner 9Th and CARY SITS.
NB-Cash paid for BARREL TIMBER.
NH I6-3Ds
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North and South Carolina Bank Notes Z = cent.
Discount.
y,LD y Per cent. prem. No prsn. allowed Tor
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10M TOMS AMERICAN COMPANIES
G 'fP ~ issl's isss|aI NJ -
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an HATS, CAPS and STRAW GOODS.
AAA The subscriber is in receipt Of . splendid
spring stock Of the above articles, which he offers
to his customers and the trade in general on the
most reasonable terms.
rety. at prices to suit the closes: purchasers.
an a5-im JEFfRY MASON,
No l07 Main st.
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NEW YORK. May ll.-Private letters say that the
Persia has brought out heavy orders to this coun-
try for breadstuffs and provsions Flour 10 greatly
excited. and has advanced 1900 cents. Merchants
say prices will go IS cents higher tomorrow. Pork
IL exciIed. with large speculative demand. Eales
Of $40 barrels mess Pork at Is 250i7; thin mess
l6 25@l6 so; prime Is so; cut meat. higher. BALES
OF shoulders ut 614t97 CITE; hams 9G89}a Lard ll1z
ola cts.
stocks generally have declined LOO per cent.
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No. IS SECOND STRREf,l
Baltimore. Jan'y %, 1859. !
REPORT OF analysis

OF RObinson's Manipulated Guano. for FRANCIS
KoBINsoN. Esq of Baltimore city
A sample of the above, which was taken at your
mills. was found, upon analysis, to be capable OF
producing Of
Ammonia 1871 per cent.
and to contain of
The above proportion of Ammonia and Rsne
Phosphate OF Lime ID known to be most proper for
concentrated manure. Both theoretical reasoninr
have approved of it.. An application Of eco lbs Of
TITS article viii supply more OF Bone Phosphate Of
consi ierable surplus Of this valuable in
corporated with the soil after cropping and will fur
nish 2 sufi1cient quantity Of Ammonia TO act Al
nutrment and stimulAnt. NV 90 .
CHAs BIcKEII. Phi D.
For sale by 6KINKER 4 co.
eN-2Hmf Sole Agents for Richmond Va
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BBuB-bAlcs within the week q ia per cut nett
Mns1Ess sssy arm. and stock light. We cannot ~
what wo1ld be o 1nir euotSslon. holders are arm
And thsys u . talk Of even higher rates than any
MUIToN-Ws qsote fair TO good Mutton ut $3.50
TE1L-sslM Il fAs Calves 1t abou. u Ct. . n
nett
LAn8-Ths extreme arc prices s2ss;as !. s..,
HOG .nc ss,ss !. y wholesale. Ga lss for prs,s,,
cholee. c1rn bed ' ne latter for
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Dec. .Sl03 0n3 81 1888 So 1862 IS l9s,329 5:
1t will be seen by the above that the receipts Of
April, 1885, over that of April 1859, were Size 329
81. As compared with the month OF March, 1859
when the receipts were $40 06l o. there is falling
of of $40.993 90.
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The total sales reported yesterday, including
state. Western and Southern, reached within the
neighborhood of 80 600 barrels one Of the largest
days transactions OF the season. Wheat was also
in good demand. and closed at IN advance of from
three TO i've cents per Enshel.-N. L. Herald, ct
Wednesday.
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OswEGo. May l0:-Flour in good demand, with
saos at Sc IS for Milwaukee club 81 Is Tor red est
ern. 81 80 for extra Michigan. Wheat advanced but
holders generally are not very anxious dispose of
their stocks sales 1860 bushels Milwaukee club at
81 "a atoat. and 5000 bushels unsound Chicago
spring. for disiiery, at GOO. Corn advanced, with
q more active dsmand: sales 81 GOO bushels inclu-
ding 1890 bushels hot at 22c43c parcels of
choice sound were held at 90c,
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BUFFALO. Nav l0.-Flour active and 25ct037Ic
for Chicago spring and Milwaukee club & !OGl7 90
for extra Western, and 1907 so for double tras.
Wheat excited, and 5ctgI0c better for spring and
club; other varieties held higher.
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BUFFALO, May lG-l P. N.-Flour active, and 25t
better Gales of $500 bbls at IS 5N46 90 for Stats
spring. 5o6D7 90 for extra Western and 1907 81
for double extras. Wheat excited; Western spring
advanced 5c9i0c: sales of 40 900 bushels at 81 fol
rejected Chicago spring; IS for fair do; 26 for Nc
Milwaukee club; RI 40 for extra do; l IS for red
ohio. and 65 for white do. Corn lc@2c better:
sales OF "a 600 bushels prime Illinois at "a G85c -
Oats nominal at Sc Oslo for State. Western aud
Canada. Whiskev better buyers offer 81 cts Re
ceipts2 600 bbls -four, 90 bushels wheat shipped
200 bbls flour, $500 bushels wheat and 5000 bush
els corn.
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FOREI0N-Nofhing 70 remark upon in Foreign
DoMsSrIo.JThefo following are the present rasssa.
oosstwise fTeARhss - H.
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- RICHMOND, April Is, ls5P. =
ITO THE PUBLIC have this day
l. constituted and appointed SAML III JgTER my
Agent, by deed duly recorded in the Office Of the
Court OF Hastings of the city of Richmond TO con.
duct for me. and In my name. q General Commits.
sion and Forwarding Business
lint
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The revenue Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for the past IN onth. compared with the same Pc
riod last year. is as follows:
Main Stem NV Va. Wash Branch. Total.
1883. Sab 1915 IS 1906 "a 1888 46 4S5 1896 IS
1882. $40 81 81 245S4 III 33i10 81 1863 50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

ALBANY, May l0-Flour continues high and firm
and the sales of the afternoon increase the aggre
gate sales of the day to 500 bbls st the rates quot d.
Corn 600 bushels sold at CSC There is very little
-four or grain here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

@SySS tSMin ing the city, will mud at
eaEGlzl= AAs&SCLAHK'S. No75 Main street: =.
alarge assortment of Boots. shoes ana uaefs na
Boots patent leather and caifskin CATERS, oxford
Ties aud Pumps; ladies' Caters, Buskhs, slippers
xc. misses Shoes and Caters Of every Kind and
onality: servants Shoes, made strong and good;
also chiidrens metallic tipped Shoes, which cannot
NV stock of Travelling Trunks is very large and
caunot be excelled: and AIN determined not to be
und.rsold by any one. buy them in large guam
titles from the manufacturers and my facilities for
selling cheap are such that am sure can meet the
views of any reasonable purchaser
Stranger citizens and friends, if you want any
Roots Shoes or Travelling Trunks be sure and give
me call before purchasing. for know can suit
you both as to quality and price.
JOHN CLARK, No IS Main st.,
Richmond va.
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-17
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