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Personal Iafsllluehce.

The Rev. Geo. A. Beecourt missionary TO the Indiana
nhabiting the Territory of Dacotah formerly part of
Minnesota, arrived in city Sunday morning. and
celebrated high mass in g. Peters church The reverend
missionary frst entered his arduous the year
1881 and has since that period given his whole time 70 the
sion and civilization of The Chppewas Crees ASST
nibwaps and other tribes living the immense plains
between the Missouri river and the forty ninth degree Of
latitude. The object Of his present the East 10 to
publish at the invitation and expense OF the Smithsonian
Institution, dictionary Of the Chippewa language and
second edition Of the grammar Of the language pub
lished originally by him In 1888 a Quebec.
James Buchanan Henry, nephew Of the President and
his former private secretary, yesterday, motion
Of Hon. John Van Buren,, admitted TO practice lawyer
in the Supreme Court of the State Of New York.
Professor Samuel F. B. Morse and family at the
Everett House, Union square,
Lord Howard, the scn OF The Earl of Eninghsm; Mr.
Douglas PenuRnt, con Of Colonel Douglas PenDant, p,
and party leave England at the end Of April for New
York, with The intention Of making tour through the
United States and Canada.
The Duchess Of Brabsnt again interesting stu
aton and The Archbishop Of Matinee ordered
prayers to be offered up for her cafe delivery.
ARRIVALS
ss Send and
Fred sSon. Egsana For fS
sioane vsiea,s.o Federico foriico LADY .ns ' servant
a S = M s s.n Dssf Is y z.ns
and lady, Mr. Macon, Boston, sherman Hall and lady, Chi
cage; =. IL Stout Cincinnati; VIM Murdock Half Il g.;
keepsie
at the Metropolitan HoeiJ. Mats, Merriam Minister
Rews Rev i 4 La, renee Capt n Ibonpson. ~
From Cha,lsstcn, in The steamship Columbs- Mr.. John
Nsisop Mics NJ keieon Mise Nelson Miss Nelsoos
Jpo Nelson Hoffman, Mrs Latham Mas Latham, Master
Ishsm John BiupRs lady three children and servant
sade oilno,e, MRS Roach Mrs Kennery Mrs Aanheeon
Dunscoub, Tat l0r Aies Taylor
Mss l. b Taylor, Mss Holman Mis- Wed, Mrs &
Godeop, children and two servants; Hon KngslAnd
Tsns sIsss Carter oossi saa AZ: =:
Vaudeville, scanlon Feagem, Hunter and lady, NM
Coe. jackson and LADY Lord, Huriburt Dunlap
TWO children, Reynolds. 2 Nfn1s. ~. yrs~s, u.
lady, Mis- Stephens Mss frsntIn Mas nes, uMs
haviard, hus,eli, q James 9 Woodvard. u Bowmsr
child en-, l. Reaib, Carin, Armsrong Keeiy, Hii
steS
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uAcc,pYSr S1Hs BowEaY. afternoon, while
number Of laborers engaged in tearing down the
building No. "a Bowery, where the Bowery theslre
is TO be built portion Of the north wall fell number
Ct the and buried them in the debris. Assistance
was quickly rendered, and the unfortunate men wera
rescued within half hour, but several were found
70 have been seriously injured Thomas Maaher bas aus
rku fractured and back broken John CsvsDagb hs one
leg broken ard received several bad wonps on the nes
th,s Two were removed - thc hospital Sc'ei"'
tGoic ~src injured ard removed TO their hemss'
The CsrsRy sfrTsr SrABEiya ARRAY MISS n'''se'
r..u,n Who stabbed with palr Of .si'oss shears
by John Joyce, % Thursday aighti - I'D 10" way "
recovery.
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TIVE WANpERER IN TIE UNIrRp STATES CorRr
IN sAvASy.n The United States Court met on tho Sd
tst .btntwo bills we're presented 10 the Grand jury;
fut.o s,nes VIZ W M G. Corrie. For tmsortng African
gostc,t-,foc bill United States VS.. VIM Baslsiord.
aodrg at pg apd aoethg in The holding OF African ne
sttes-uo hl The casts OF Wm c. Cor-,e aui NChola-
s. yus and otaeis puacy, we're, rnotiol Of The
rph, 0 Slstes Attnnty, CONTINUED uuth she November
tSl 70 vi the Court
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which 35l 900 we're American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester continue uniavorable.
All kinds of goods had slightly declined in price, and ba.
siness was almost suspended
LIVERPOOL BRHADsTuFrs Market
In TIE Liverpool market breads.uas of all kinds hAd
considerably advanced, and the tendency was still up
ward.
xessrs Richardson, Spence Co. quote flour busyant
and H. higher since Tuesday, and IT, 3D. higher the
week; the quotations are lis las. Wheat buoyant
with large speculative inquiry, and Cd Is higher than
on Tuesday and Is 3d. higher on the week. Western red
IT, 1od les 3D.. DO white, les. 49, Southern whitc
les 3D. 1888 Cd. Corn buoyant and advanced Cd since
Tuesday mixed, 6s. Cd. g. 3D.; yellow, o. 3D. IT,
white IS i'd s. Tho market generally was quieser al
tie close.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
IN Liverpool market provisions slightly higher
with q stin advancing tendency Beef buoyant, with
large speculative Inquiry and considerable advance
all qualities Pork also buoyant, and in large speculative
INQUIRY at considerably higher prices Bacon quiet but
holders ask advance Of H. d. Lard quiet At $685.
6cs for prince and Gcs e2s for extra Taow bad boon
in active demand for speculative purposes and advanced
10 6os., but closed quiet
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The brokers' circular reports ashes firm; pots slightly
higher sales OF SOS. Cd. SIS 3d.; pearls 32s Sugar
heavy, and all grades slightly lower. Conee steady
Rice firm ard in large speculative inquiry
Ct Cd. lie. Tea in but little Inquiry, prices ~eak
cuerctron bark had slightly advanced sstpcrc
Is. higher falm oil was considerably higher. sh
OILS urchct ged; eperna Coo Resu arm and ssauo al.
vauceo; Az As "a. Spirits OF turpeusnc l-m;
safes a. rs 3d. 4ss, ed., and Az demanded q, ,nc
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LONDON MARKET.

There had been great activity in be London make. for
follow, rice, sa;.rreus, &C., considerable advance
In rates. The colonial prod.os m IKE wa, oppressed.
aaripgs' circular quotes vte,t advanced &c. So.
Flour also considerably higher Iron dull Sugar heavy.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, April 3c--P. II.
The sales Of cotton today have bee, 400 b,ei Quo.
tasons Of Friday are barely maintained.
Flour la buoyant
Wheat also buoysnt, at ex.reme rates.
Corn buoy and advanced ls 3D. since yesterday for
all qualities
Provisions have aiso an advancing tendency.
LONDON, April 30--Noon.
Console quoted at so.
HAyRE MARKET.
The Havfe cotton ms,ke. dull, and prices nominal
New Orleans tres ordinare quoted I0or and do bas,
ieif The ssles Of the week were 5000 bales The stock
in port was l3l goo baes.
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS.

BY naxoxsrs inxroS 10 GALWAY
LONDON, APRIL 90, 1859.
Tho report that the Austrlaus crossed the 1YcIno
on the 2s'h is Incorrect They received orders to
do so, but these being oountermanded, they re-.
NAMED on the east bank. 1t is asserted, how.
ever, that subsequently the advance posts crossed
and That the main army would do the Goth.
The Austrian Official journal contains an Imperial mani
feeto explaining the necessity Of war with Sardinia
and auhortivey denies that there is secret treaty be-
tween France aud Russia.
LONDON, April 30-Noon.
The Austrian manifesto IS considered as t,n.anant 10
declaration Of trar.
PARE, April 80, 1859.
The Autriaw hape crossed the Teiso, and Aostiliies haze
commenced.
LOSS OF NEW YORK SHIP.
The ship Pama supposed TO be the Pomona),
from Few York for Liverpool, was wrecked OF
Wexford on the 18th. The crew and three
passengers whose names are not known, we're saved
There were four hundred persons on board. The
number Of lives lost ia as yet unknown
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Console are quoted at 80.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

TT iItm rev Eotf IN, " Fieuo at Nsp'es
arr nom b.s On MascbS Na,ef pitsb. AZ Atiey
RS sor rev York Eareh - Eagle Wing Hon, Kong;
Apnl n, Pomona, from Liver pool ''
1hs John R,erson ashore on The "vsti has been rot
Of n q ioweo INTO te sborn - o.
fhu VIM snrPis from Calcuts for Boston got aground
March "a, but 60 on and returned " Calcutta very eak.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The demand for money continued quite active, and the
market quite stringent. expected that the
bank would advance It's rate Of discount Consols closed
on Tuesday at OAK, for money and account. They had
touched az low as e25s.
LONDON, April q, 1885,
panic has been created In the money market by the
Of the Russo French alliance, and oonsols
suddenly fell 10 Elk 92 both for money and account
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.
The sales Of the two day (Monday and Tuesday, were
ood0 bales of which 1000 speculation and for
export. The market coeod dull and easier and some au
thorisies quote partial decline Of I'd Clare Sons
quote Orleans mlddling at 7kd; upland do, e7sd.
STATE or TRADE.
The advices from Manchester are uniavorabc. There
was but little inquiry for geods and prices wore weak
with slight decline in some Cases.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFfs MARKET.
There had been considerable advance In brcadstnfs
Richardson, Spence Co. report flour buoysnt at adj
vance Of 3d. Cd, and quote American u los. 13s
Wreat also buoyan at advance Of Cd. Western red
70. o. Cd do. white o. los Cd. Southern white los
l2s. Corn bvoyant ind advanced d. Sd. Yellow g.
Sd. = 60. 3D.; white is Sd. o 70. I'd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Be6f was buoyant al In large speculative demand, at
an advance Of Co. Pork also buoyant advance Of
2s I'd abs; good American quoted S0s. Bacon ru
Lard quiet OF e6s for pine and &c. for extra Taiiow
advanced H.; butchers selling ut tes 3d.
L,vHBPvoI PRODUCE MARxET.
Asaos nm fo's Ole. SIS d., pearls, 3is o.
RUsin Gun AT AZ tor conlunn sngar siaa1y Coi.e Arm
eto I'm. SITls iufIVntine ffli al sjs.
LoNnoS MsRenrs
Whest had odvarct ls n IS Sugar steady. C1Qac
quiet Ree hfm Rslos, 5es. 81. Iinreea oil, Use. Cd.
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rhe steamship Adelaide gated from s. joins three
O'Clock this morning for Neg York where shc will be
cue about Saturday afternoon.
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THE LATEST MARKETS.

LUNDUN MONEY MAKKET.
The Bank Of England had raised its of discount to
81 per cent.
Consols had largely declined under the warl.ke news
from the continent and were quoted at tho close Fri
day at 50 q SEA for both money and account.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' circular reports the sales Of the week in
the Liverpool Cotton market at 900 bales Of which eco
were on speculation and 1850 for export All qualities
had declined I'D. I'D, and quotations were very ire
guar owing entirely to the continental dsquiet The sales
Of Friday 4oo0 bales, the market closing quietly
The following are the authorized quotanons:-
Hss~
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JANUARY, 1903
- THOS z PRICE co

=. =. 4A1Vo n I IkIVI' !" w.
With full stock full force, and undated energies
are making ready for jne coming season, and win
view OF cutting down stock and making some
improvements in their ware-rooms. also TO give
themselves sib0to room for the spring campaign,
they will iren this time offer every thing at large
discount upon regular market rates, until the open
Ing of the season.
Never hasso rare opportunity been presented
70 the great buying pubic OF laying in their sup
plies for either winter summer, their assort-
ment is ls-ge fresh and we'll assorted.
For the first time in their business history, in
TMPoRTAfEoNs the ensuing spring, and parties may
rely, from arrangements made, that every article
selected the either eide of the pond will be- in fabric
aud quality, unsurpassed and in sty and elegance,
eqsai 70 anything brought TO the country. Every
department about their establishment Will be
placed in the haads OF Judcious and experienced
hands. SO that their customers shall h.ve every
facility and advantage which the experience and
observation OF years n given them. Ja It's
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TRUsTEES' SALE OF sLAVES-

BY virtue Of deed OF trust from Barrifter
Cox, dated February the 10TH 1854 recorded in the
Clerks ONCE Of said Court and OF an order of said
Court, We shall. as Trustees. with the consent OF
said COX, seii, for cash, on SATURDAY next, the
igsh day OF February, 1859 at the auction heuss
Of Hector Davis, Esq, the TWO SLAVES, wash
ington aud Charls. conveyed in said deed. ono
OF the Negroes is about IS, and the other about
~ years of age, ant both good field hands.
.u-,d. LANES 96t EL1ETT ! Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BUILD
DIVIDEND The President

EE DIVIDEND The President and
Aaa Directors of the Virginia Central Railroad
Company. have declared a semi annual Dividend of
two per cent, payable on the 18th day of March
next. The Transfer Books will be closed from the
LIST TO the 18th day Of March, and the Dividend will
be paid TO those who are stockholders, ON the first
dav of March J GARRETT, Treaur.
Office Va Central r r Co,
Richmond Feb 10th, 1899
fe I7-,iIWtcwtI5M
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1t being necessary, owing to the dea til

1t being necessary, owing to the death
OF Capt Davis to dispose of his interest in the Sine
a M popular steamers, GLEN COVE and CURTIS
fECk, now running on James River [ an in
struoted by the remaining stockholders to offer for
SAFE; at same time and place, the residue of the
STOCK IN SAID Steamers 40 that parties wishing to
purchase may have the opportunity of owring the
enIire STOCK Ia both boats, should they SO desire
Inc dien Cove Is q new boat, built with all the
modern improvements, wal furnished and of great
speed Her capacity is between five and six hun
The Curtis Peck" long and faTorahly known on
James River. is also boat Of great speed and n
capacity OF fve hundred tons burthen
repair '"0''"s
sale. """"' VI
For lurther information, address or apply to
HASKINS, Sec'y
Richmond, Va.
@ Enquirer and Wing publish till day Of sale.
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81 AaA ASHLAND RACES.
sA8&c. SPRING MEETING, 1859.


The Spring MEETING over this course will com
mence on TUESDAY, 18th day of May next, and
continue throughout the week.
FIRST DAy-Post stake for all ages four mile heats
500 entrance; 500 forfeit $500 added by the
Club. Closed on LIST lust, with foar subscribers viz
TW boswell. John Hunter, II Dickinson
and James ii Tavor.
SECOND DAY-PfrSt Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and hlies $500 entrance 500 for.
felt Closed on lst inst with the following entries
Thomas w boswell enters ch C, Excht0uer by
Revenue dam Nina, by Boston.
" IL Gibbons enters {, Crinoline, by Fnancier
dam Miss Matte, by Umpire.
John Hunter enters be, by Lexington, dam by
Glencoe.
NJ Hall enters gr (, Faith, by Chide Harold.
dam Fidelity. by Priam.
Second R0ce-same Day-Jockey Club purse.
$500, three mile heats
THIsD DAY-FTrst Race -Sweepstskes for three
year old colts and iies $3.50 entrance. Halt for
felt. Mile heats. To name and close 18th March
Second Rdce-Same Day-Proprietor's purse 500
Two mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-FrSt Edce.-Sweeps.akes for three
year old colts and filles out of mares that never
produced winner. 500 entrance. Half forfeit.
Mile heats. To name nd close 10Th March.
kecOnd Race-Same Day.-PTOprietor's purse, $3.50.
Mile heats-best thu zee in five.
FIFTH DAY -Handicsp race for service of plate.
the value OF $500 Entrance $50 to be added TO the
stake Second horse to save his entrance, provided
NOmins tons for the boye mentioned Colt EtBkes,
closing 18th March next, to be addressed to
NATH'L THOMPSON.
Secy Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND Hanover county, Va, Jan 26, 1879.
ia 21-2awtMl0dtd
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CpRING, 1889.
~
NEW AND CHEAP
STRING AND SU MINER
DRY GOODS,

BALTIMORE
Rrypcctuiy invite the attention of buyers to their
SPRING sioux
az British, tcepCh snd American Dry Goods We
have taken great pains 80 seect a stock suited To
tho vsuts Of Seuihtru anu Western Merchants
which
M WiLL SELL low TO SAFF asd RIO pr
BUYERS
Cur Stock is yoty large, and embraces such an
sssozi Bent As watt enable merchant 10 buy of rs
WITH THE REST ADVANTAGE TO HIMSELF
s the GooIs he may need IN car line In all things
pc shsi trs Ia consult the interest Of onr custom
ofs orders SeDt to us sh all be carefully attended
g. and Gods dispatched promptly.
HOPKINS, HULL A ATKINSON.
e HoPNiNS,
Resf HtlH, baltimore, 18th Feb, iaA9
TupN.S " ATKINSON J f. ls-lm~
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SALE OF WALTZ
COMMISSIONERS sALEOF HOUSE

AND LOT ON THE CORNER OF (oR MAR
sHaLL) AND CARTER STREETS. HENRICO CO
FOR SALE At AUCTION AS Commissioner APP
pointed by decree cl the Circuit Court of the city
OF Richmond, pronounced on the 18th January 1859
In the case "Howie against Howle. &C." shall pro
ceed TO sell, Oh the premises, on SATURDAY. the
2th day OF March. 1852 at O'Clock, P NJ, the Real
Estate 10 sted as above The lot fronts - feet on
the borth side of Marshall street. and runs back on
Carter street about lr3 feet. and has brick Tene-
ment thereon, somewhat out Of repair and former
IT, occupied by the late Wesley Stockdell
1ERNs: one-third cash, balance ut u and Is mos
Court JOHN I, WTLI1 ANS Cou,r
sale by GopDIN hPPEgsoN, Aucts.
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Il FOR SALE AT AUCTION

- NJ the splendid steamers "GLEN
1--WE and CURTIS PECK."-As personal repre-
TUESDAY the lst day of March, 1859, expose to
sale All his interest In the above Stesmers cons ist
Curtis Peck" " ~
saleto take place from the Wharf, at Rockets.
commencing at IL O'Clock, NJ.
MARY A DAVIS, Adm'x
of John Davis ieceAaad
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By Richard Cauthorn.
THREE FINE MULES AT AuCTIoN

I'HhEE FINE MULES AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY 2sth inst, a. 10 o'clock. at the
VIII SCI. ~ auction, for cash, three very sue, rior
young Mules. Of large size and well broken 70
work. @e" ="
They can be seen previous to sale at Messrs Davis
4 Hutcheson's Stables
E.II6 ID
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ssSsmzMI11 THROUGH TARIFF OF
FREIGHT from Richmond TO Mem
nhis and inrrrmp1iRf

The rates West Of Knoxville will not go into eff
feet until after the completion of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which wilt be about the LIST Of
April.
Shippers of through goods must send duplicate
tickets. giving the marks, weights and destination
Of goods. Semi TO CCx's Line of Boats.
A LEE. on the Dock.
n B floods from Northern cities shipped through
at redaced rates. A. 3. L..
fe lots
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A LARGE lot dresse Fowls, TURKEYS
and Geese, momently expected by
Je IL POrf FARLEY A Oh Carv az
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nRY MISUNDERSTANDING low NO :

IL Man street JOSEPH STRAUSE.
Chesp Goods from kUctiJn-Blue, Green and
Brown Bereqe, for Wells, at 20 cents. selling AT
nthor places at 81 cents; Ladies' Belts at cents
Brown Linen, at l2is, &c worth d0uhie the money,
suitab!: Tor Bey's and Mems WEAR English Mtri-
70 cts; few more Linen ard cheap Merseiiles Be-
sgms left AZ Is ct: astonishing cheap Check ana
Cafbric Muslin. Ia CT aud upwards; plain and Fl z
rref De Lsiues. l2l. cts ami highel French Ne
rho and CoOred siks. at half their value; excel
ieut quality Kid Gloves. 37ia cts: black. white and
mixed Hos, 10 cts "A pair; swiss and Cambria Col
lars. the cheapest ia the city; Servant aud Bed
Blankets, - FER cent less than cost; brown and
hleached C5ttUu at all Tfices. &c II you want
cheap Goods Of any kind, remember No 2 Main
street fpH JOSEPH SrRnUsE.
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BY E. B. Cook, Auct'r.
HORSES. MULES. Busay s.

III OES, MULES. BUGGY, Sc. AT
:, n a a,s, SATURDAY. the 18th inst
~ ~ octcck, viii sell a. the large Lot ns.r ~
Central Railroad Depot several Harness a.d saS'
Ole Horses. team OF four young. wei hsnSs
rues, warranted sound aud gentle; one verv largs
Dun Horse. young. sound, active aud gentle.
ALSO.
One Buggy and Harness, nearly new. The aboxa
Horse ana Buggy. may be sean AZ tho stables az
sessrs Davis \ Hutcheson Persons Wishing 10
purchase desirable Horse. would do wei to at
tend the sale COOK
fe 10 Aucfion.sr
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By Thos. W. Keesee,

q I E E L HOUSEHOLD AND
- n KITCHEN FURNITUREFO SALE AT AUG
TlON W i'll be sold on TUESDAY morning, Feb
ruary 18th. commencing at 10 O'clock at the resi-.
ioence o. MRS Evans, who is declining hons keep
ing, on Marshall between 4th and 5th Streets ali If
her Parlor. Chamber and Dining room Furniture
consisting OF the usual variety together with the
Kitchen Furniture. ~ ~
10 ~ TM0S W KEESEE. Auct
~ POsTPONEMENT- The above sale has been
postponed to WEDNESDAY the 23i PebfuaTv
10 l3-dtz31 THOS W kEEoEE Auct
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A FRESH supply of Cod Liver Oil Jel
= " just received and for sale by
icy CHAS DAWQON
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HORSETS-CO RsETe-CORSETs---
~ full supply of French Woven Cors.ts ;.
received. to be sold al low prices 'u''
re 10 ". GOLDSMITH 2n5 Rroad ar
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70 BBLS pure Rockbridge Whisksy,
W on consignment. in store and for sale low.
10 Is MASSIE Il PLEA2ANTR
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AUG rIoU -ALes
FUTURE nAYH.
oy Inomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer.
tomce corner Of 18th and CARY streets1

tomce corner Of l2th and Cary streetsl
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD and KITcH-
s ~ nx r rSgRsM nr PAINTINGS AND cas-
"a AZ ~ W., ruK Sale AT AUCTION VIII be
mencing at 10 O'clock, at the resiience Of Mr. pa.
yid walsh On Mayo street. near the Odd Feifo,r :,
dali. her Household and Kitchen Furni,nra p;..
lures. Gas Fixtures, &C. consisting of the ususI va
riety. THOMAH " EraEp' W.
fe 10 Inst;1aS,
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COAL.

WOOD AND COAL JOHN " FISH.
ER-aray's Yard. near the Armory-wiu
WOOD aud COAL. also, Oak and Cedar pOa'rS
which he will deliver in any part of the city
Orcers lett at the Yard at the store of stebbiug
Pnllen, No lal Broad street, or al Geo Herriu g's
No % Main street. will receive prompt attention.
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on BAGS Common Rio Coffee, receiv-
w ing to-day. for sale BY
IL Is VIM WALLACE SONS
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In addition totbe above rates. in cases requiring
Surgical Cperdt,on. by agreement with the pro
charged for the operation. varying from So to $50.
according to its Importance. The particular fee in
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi.
clan. |
All charges payable on the removal of the pa.
tient. ~
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS and WELLFOkU
and MeCAW.
Resident Physcian-JUNIUs NICHE, MD.
Steward-F NJ PARRISH.
President-L J0YNES, NJ D..
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the mfr mary may address either the President
or the RI sident PLY stefan. ia 6-Iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-19
DEAp THiS.-IMPORTANT TEeTi-

DEAD THiS.--lMP0RTAN TEST
II MONY!--The following interesting converse
ti5a took place al trends house. last week Teia
i've to thc Cheap Goois selling n MAILERI'S, Al
Main street
Mrs Joues-My dear Mrs. Smith. have got some
pry Goods To bay 10 cay. Now. where CAL l 20 to
buy the cheapest
tirs Suuth-I viii tell you, Mrs. Jones VA
down st MAILEKI'S 60 purchase few aItlclts tins
weck. eri being in mourning I was induced TO buy
sspey ne i.eaa and Black English Bingham, a.
nineppDce the yard. Ii was much prcItief than
one i paid y ceJts for few months ago. ! saw
most splendid Bleached Gotten and Fast Colored
Cal e3es setting At euTpei &c. and every other ar,
ticle was sell ng in the same proportion wcnid
therefore advise you TO 20 there to hay cheap Dry
Goods yon will find them heaper than AT any other
store in Richmond.
\. B-More Of the same bargains left to IL sold
TINS week IL -