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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
The International Cricket Match.

ANNi NE Al, '1cPs' ir''.
The intern atonsl cricket match commenced at noon
yesterday the Canadians taking the bat and scoring
egh,yf for their first innings. At about clock,
with one wicket down, when the stumps were drawn
The weather was cloudy, but favorable, and tue
ground in toerably good condition. large number of
spectators were present The greatest score of the
Canadian side was made by DAILY, nineteen. The
match vi III be resumed to morrow morning. The din.
to the English crcketers came OF last night at the
st. Lawrence Hall with great eclat.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
To Advertiser.

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, ani al who
save Wares Inventor Lsnds sny.ts ess 70 sen mist ID
vertise they expect End purchss-rs A.: believe
no other Advertising medium sooe s1Tsp wtExLT raBusi
II Las larger circulation thar Any othe. ser1ps- the wosd
circulating largely sInors Farnsr herohsa:s Aa1 .cisn
M.ehaaios Lc- Pnce Q pei liz. eSrs Insertion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
Business Notices.
ROGERS g. RAYMOSD's


QuavrlELy CLOTHING CtncoLAk-
fat eEasos, sgII. 100
We are IN The 6.h with Lev s'yss goa INV
Fs'hI~ls IL Bssrs'; :, q pre-, pi.,. ., ., ps'e..
a.. ,., ,,a.,... sS.r hnown AZ th,s- sszsetioas are
st6Ms =. u. -. 49,. c,,.-o,y,s
a. ~, already bsn.s fbsetop, We scNs OF ga
,. s. ifts.y wsh esoose from the cream of
so. ,pr vhxh the p-ble Ia making uemsrdous infpNa
g. ,,he, vl.I.z st&os that our vss rooms arc
s.ock.d sfb s,sry ce'er4Ds'E a
FasHIoxAsLE CstFUL CLoTHUC
and .k have dsyised G the ". s-Dt s-soa bns
r.. vorAs city rssasn ard ooon' ffetds every nsa
ir fse 6sd cyi@ q dess required fr seJ AKA every
ROcERs RsYSosD,
Mo- III, W 40 10 FusD1r-
RocEss R.ynosDs
FALL ADVICE TO PAtykIs ,a
W. aSy,s. 700 % MD, co.hins Es,s'li'0nsn Nos i
IL arc Us bviols s.d ... ,ox,
b. osu,. o~ thst our s'sgrttasnt 0, inn s'a @
ana ,sr,e.aps ethDs of boJs u ga ssss eAlA&
tsips IL tbs EEe Which ths ,,,
''H 1' Or PsIc,sIsr THE LowssT ~ TIE uxfoS.
ssiss Is ssia 10 be believing Come and sss
ROetss 4 RAYNo,p.
Eos. lsl, 70 atd rs Faibns.'
~"' OsDIn DrF,STnExT
vlh ysperb stek q new ma . 4,
F.snioSlHLt CLnnBs C.sNsrhEs, Nr'r~Gs' @~'
s,k hayfas IL received The
FALL PAsis sTyLgs
In d-e Tr,yeIps Business Bygrng Suits are pi,pnea
~ ursh on Merchant Tailoring Department, supp"s' wiz
"' 9,.r AsTisrs AND CaocEsT HATEtf.Ls,
yy .scrton Of ssasonsbs Clothing h sel.psA ano oJ'
McsT eEAsosAsLs PRICES
UTsosT ExptDITios.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

Some interesting intelligence from Cslif,rnis
and the scene Of difficulties &. San Jasn, viii bt
found ia another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
Neau9lark daily Gribm,rs
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER &C. 1853.
10 cnRECSPOYpENI5.

TO CORHESPCNDENT5
10 notice be taken Of AIonynoas Con7Lisczs Vn:
ever Ia il<ndsd f Es>op b. sl,Seauestsl ey toe
nam. sddres of the vri,ef-no ns-ssay for 1sAcs
ton bet ~ . gca,sr.y for his good fstn
osnno, undertake reiso.ec Con- nzaicstoaA
Buxinea ie..s for fHE TtiEuy. sho,A E a. easss Do
edAress,a ~ EoEAcI GzEILIT L Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
CHINA.

CHINA.
Highly important but msager kilograms in enticips.
tiop of the arrival Of the China mail had reached En-
gland.
Tie following dispatch had been published by the
Government:
Admiral Hope arrived off the Peiho River on the
18th Of June, and found that the Notifications ID
been rebuilt, but 10 guns or men were visible. Tns
entrance into the river was barred with booms and
stakes. The PlenpoteLtaries joined the squadron on
the 2th and no notice having been taken OF the an
pouncement Of their arrival, attempt was made on
the 18th to force passage, when on sudden bst
teres, supported by q mongrel force of apparently
20 COO men, were unmarked, and opened destructive
fire. After q severe action, the squadron was Obliged
Lee, and Plover, and 46f killed and wounded. Tho
Frer ch had IA killed and wounded out of co. The
Plenipotentisries have returned to ShapRhae. Tue
rest Of China was reported quiet No fears are enter
tanned about Canton but the Tartar troops have been
dissrnei as q matter of precauton.
falther telegram mentions that seven officers were
killed and seventeen wounded, Admiral Hope being
among the latter.
OTHER kilograms confirm these particulars, aud ono
via Trieste adds the following: 1t Is stated that the
American ambassador has been admitted 10 Pekin. The
hope Of the treaty being carried out is given up and
fresh war is considered imminent"
Canton, July 20tb.Ali traffic with the interior 10
interrupted. The Allies stil occupy the town.
The nsils with the full details OF the ne vs. were ex-
pected 10 reach London the morning Of the North
Americans departure.
The Canton markets were dull.
At shapgba Exchange was ID. The Tea markets
were favorable. In freights nothing was doing.
The English and French Secretaries Of Legation TO
China returned home in the Mail Steamer.
The news, of coufse, created much sensation and
the violation Of the treaty in such tIeacherous man
Ler called o!th loud demand for terrible vengeance.
The London Times says:
"Henceforth negotiations must be carried on at
Pekin where, no one can doubt, Europeans will soon
be as much a. home and az safe az at Paris"
1t concludes the article with the following uncom-
plimeniary reflections the American Emb asssdor:
"The American Embasss:or, without force of arms,
is said 70 have been admitted at Pekn. or course, he
had peculiar claim TO this exceptional privilege
account of the assistance given to the Chinese
darins 10 deprive US OF the just fruits of the late suc
cessful war;"
Whether this or some new claim OF the same ch(-
acter rendered him more admissible than thoee vlo
had opened the way TO him does no. yet appear II
the Americans can open China by peaceful mspods,
lie. them DO ii but thus far they seem better ee TO
help themselves than do anything for the vfid It
large.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
THE LATEST.

LoNDos, Wednesdsy.-The China mail q arrived,
bringing complete accounts of the Peiho fAr whica
resulted in the total defeat Of the Brslotces, with
no lees than five gunbosts and abou. third OF tas
whole force engaged. The mouth Of u river va o.
fectually barred BY iron stakes and bdns Tais bar
was raked by the fire Of the newly cosructed fosts on
the other side Of the river, gnnting W 20
100 guns Admiral. Hopes spprance IN tne
first instance was unmistakably pscS asoh,sry man;
cfwar boat carried in his FIRST mecge, the Fury ana
txo gunboats being lef outsids thsar while the resi-
Of the squadron was lying thirty re, Oh. Tne Am
decided to remove the bar and ps up the river. Sx
or seven hours however, we're sps 10 vain endesvTs
to effect this and during that tanot gun was fired
rom the forts, although the gcoats were st dis;
tsDce Of 500 to 700 yards only, d some Of them had
got aground. At f:3O p. IN. tbignal for action Wa
run up and the oppos'um sns pushed in close ;ss
guns in the forts opened FIRE, "a the action became
general. Tho fire Of the casse, both in vsght
ard precision, was such . was never before
experienced at their hands. Jabout two hours the
fire Of the Chinese began 70 scksn, and vas soon e.
terward aim oct silenced althRh every shot Of theirs
told, while the British guns "a comparatively ls!:
damage to the mud walls. about 5 P. N. the sSas
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
FURsITURY-EXTRAORDISY.
MORE SAVES TESTED.
HYyEIyc's PATEsT AGAIN the VICTOR

TIE RgcgsT GREtT FIRE
CHICAGO -
CHICAGO, September 10. 1870.
C. L. Harmon Co. No I3j South Wafer Chicago, Agents
Herins's Patent Champion safe
GrNTLysyY: During the disastrous conasation Of last night
Lead Plps sbeet and Bar Lead Msuuzc.1y i've sss N
night 6 BY ITO feet the ground, was co npsey destroyed
aId wall. nearly fell The HEKRIsG's PATEsT CHAN
rIoN SAFE Size No high folding dovrs which Collins Bach
Of three since IN my ohce on
floor of the nanufsoy, and fell somc ~ feet into the
basement where laid exposed 70 heat for 10 hours
Upon IL from ruins 10 day and opening H. found
all papers, and contained In IN good state
Of only damage 10 them being the drawing Of
being filed with from the hre proof hlng Tne
character owing 70 the great night
building and the fact that each story IN flames once
resd II us most satisfactory Of tie perfect freproof
curly afforded by HnRRiSCs PATEhT CmAMpioS satE.
Yours truly, Z. W. bLArchfokp'
ASoTHER TRIUMPH
AT NEwARK, NJ
From The Newark Daily Advertiser OF Friday Evening Sept
"Tb morning Herrinss Safe which had been in the thr!
~ and ruius all Dgt and IN the hottest part o the
fass out and opening H. its contents tine books
of Mesrs Ward JohpsoD were foand 10 DO entifey pre-
served" -. G.. IN ,o.o
Me,sn HERRING Co.-Genh: We take pleasure in stating
that papers, and money were preserved unned In
Of Safes the burning OF molding
18Th ins after being exposed e. ss Ere a
wan" - '
sc. HERRING l. Co.,
Manufacturers Of HeIngs Patent Cnamion fire proof shes
No. 25l Broadway, corner Murrsyst, New tot.
DArounIoa'o HAM DyB, WIGS, and TOUPHEs
are uuvsed They light easy durable and ht charm
No shrinking turning up behind BATcHELoRs HAiR DYE
best in the world the only harmless and reliable Dye Known
~stfA h.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

The NosT UsrFUI ISyESTioS OF THE A6t-
oofrsi Pstu. FAMILY KsiITseht !. ysn1y sns
s.4i,s~oppa.i. b. E.cho.. Ho.sC
6PAIDIso7s PREPARED GLUE
UssgrL n EvEnr HocsE.
Voa SALE EvrarvRraL
nc. hALOus, No y Pss.A-
fasoHes .dAr-ss, b. no $3.50.
Mas. WIssLow's SOOTHING Strip,
Fos CnmDsEs TEErsfse,
VIII positively CnoLrsA Ixr'sTrx, Drs,sTrsr, and
oilsrrri wD cHoc ssd all 10 ths process
~ T..iu, 1. riyes rec. nLs sod relief snd bssh
% .h. inf.a. PsyEcrLr sASE IL ALL CABS SD By a.
prafss Is per bo,is, snt q. the oes. No y CosI
TIME or NIGHT,
Th. pubic can see tie tine at al hou Of 70, Ego: ~ s's
''' No. as Broadway, one door t<lo~ c.0...-
UgRRIyG's PATENT CHAMPION
Ffag AID BuzcLssPsoor sAFEs,
Wi.h HiLLs P.ieUt Powder P,oof L1ei',
Ah'rd the ss''s ''e"y Of is' si.s s,a,ss tss
No 2sl Bro.dvsy. opposite Cry Hall, n y
RUPTURE CURED-BY MARSH e. Co.'S RADI-
rAL CUsr Tsu.s Aso smK Elastic sTocEiscs Tor vshese
;ss .. .1s od sas No. iar
.di.s prys,s ronns and e.le s,sndsnts Also AAHsa Cor
LIss Co., No. 5 wea abs. Cinetnnsa, OHIO.
TImgg-PLY AND INGRAM CaRPHTs.-WI
Ia
ii Three ply and irgrsin CAsryTs, cf d. C.rhs %.
m.Es IN ROD quality AID d-'Isbr ps9sr,s tr 'as at low
p''F' ''' is:S No. n SS.p.l .rsoss a1 t, 81 hs1sds
Between Broadway snt kln 81.
HOMES FOR ALL.-THE AMERICAN EMIGRAST
AID AND HOMESTEAD CosPASy nDoorps7d By hs Ss;s o.
New .YmkJ Office No. I4s Broadway Sewfork VII eel o.
removable pces and terms In quan.t (" oesIso,
Homestead Fams Wid Lands well rnLeIed, and containing
Minerals Cams. Cos &c In Pennsyyana Isnnssee' 'Hsnia
HssO1I, kc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The fns hind Of Broadway FURNTuRZ can BE- purchased OF
H. r. DycpAIF a. No n Byvery, at tbDut hsf bfosawy
prces He Doys $50 hands and lay. In bis soc or me- o,ah
A. 30 feet deep aod SIX Sri.s han, led rom roo
basement with qualities of FvRsiTCpE and mATTsESEs and
he says be soS hius-f ~ be uDdsrSd BY s3J man
DEFIANCE SALAMASDER SAFES -ROBfRT NJ.
PATsicx Of above ossba,ed Safes And
Ps.It Powder Proof Defiance Lch and Gro" Bars Also FIRE
and Burslar Scebosr1 and Parlor SAFES o' shy ps
Depot No % iusy s. corner Of College Place V'fnefy
No ~ PesrlSt)
BARRY's TRICOPHEROUS
In the bos. and cheapest article for Dresine
BesutiyiDf, Cleaning, Curling,
PIeservir and ResOrins tie Half
r.at.. DfuKksts and Perfrler.
MORE FIRES,
more SAWS TESTED!
Hyytryc's P,TgsT AGAIN VICTOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

DArounLoa'o HAM DyB, WIGS, and TOUPHEs
are uuvsed. They light durable and ht 70 charm
No shrinking or turning up behind BATcHELoRs HAIR DYE
the best the world the only harmless and reliable Dye known
Applied the Factory No zS Broadway opposite the PsTk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

Warranted rot contain any deeteious substances An
falling and Ireseyer OF the HAIR. 1t Is not Dye. tn
Hair and Whkes however gray are restored to and peserv
in their original liiecooT By lis Wiss and Gray Hars wi
now become extinct.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

HOMES FOR ALL.-THR AMERICAN EhIGRASI
Ap AND HOMESTEAD CosPASY nDoOry>rs7d by h- ss;s oi
New. .Yokb Office No Ifs Broadway. New1Ork, VII ~l o.
removable pices and easy terms, IN quan,irs desired
"a Fams Wid Lands well imLered, and contsinrg
Minerals, Camel Cos &c In Psnnylysnis, Tsnns'e virginia
Ai.sO1ri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-13

RICHMOND, January l. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
l. associated themselves together under the firm
and style of JOHNSON Il TKUEHEAkT, for the
purpose Of conducting General Grocery, Commits
sion and For werding Business. They have taken
the large granite front house Cary street, for
merly occupied by J M. Conrad, second door above
Virginia street.
ment of Groceries, Liquors, &C.. which they will
furnish to the trade at the lowest prices. BY strict
share of patronage. Is: j. JOHNSON, {
Late of the firm of Dibrell johnson.
BAT. TRUEHEART, +
in IT'S Late of Danviile, Va
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THE DISPATC H.:
', r.1II,N,,xNoIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Il n
x,rsrpoo, Cotton The letters onsing
a.. sc,svsy adyie,d per Indian ceniinnr, ss,ab
49, rssraaSdAr at che week, though w,se.Ians how
sssStss ~ fnrfher advance. Tue nssn csftcns
49, vers more restricted, aud goru ~" ws,ch wsre
,vrrs ssnerHlly held for higher - ,hs saias iu
m certain 1T being reain took IA tso
slnG s1s 49,. sSo1t $500 to the trade A. com
eAie Ie s ~. nrevfous Friday. middting orleans
~ Tuchsse slov an advance OF a. ana upiMn1s an
- ~ Gmsf6. The total stock 90 sand WAS
a. a. baies@ dccrease o. &C paies as eompsIee
". ac ~. doyn by Messrs James hewitt Go. at q :
"a Saiss-agsinst -. 600 the week presi,us. The
- an Friday and Saturday were 20 Coo bales, aud
shs market finally LEFT on Arm. with an upward
Msnciesier 7raae Report.--At the Manchester
market on Friday, the firm feeling of Tuesday
WAS fully maintained. and confidence appeared
strong
London Moaey Market The London markets OF
Friday, 33th uitimo. report good demand Tor mo
ney, bat without Oh ange in the rate. "hicn re
manned 1t the bank minimum OF pa per cent S oh-
Dcls opened with salea Saturday forenoon az so;s
The decline during the week WAS ea"a' 10 a per
cent.
RANK OF RoCkRRinGf !
LEXINGTON, Va, April LIST, 1899.
HryRy A WISE ESD, Governor OF Virginia:
Dear Sir.-I enclose statement SLOWING the
condition of this Bank on the 3lst Of March. rs
compared with the quarter ending same time last
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
J. II. MYERS, Cashier.
abatement Of TIE Condition Of the Bank Of Rock
bridos, Apr1I ist. 1859. Compared ruth Quarter
ending Apri4 ISL. 1879 ,s.s ,s,o
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eu JOHN DOOLEY, ssH@.
- Hat and Cap Manufacturer and Whole E5sA
sale Dealer in
HATS CAPS, FURS, TRIMMINGS, &c.
have now on hand q complete and extensive as
sortnent of thing i'll my line, adapted to the
SPRING TRADE,
to which constant additions will be made during
the season
Myerperience and facilities have enabled me, on
this occason to offer the LARGEST. and in every
way the most COMPLETE STOCK OF GOOD. that
has ever been offered III 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 DJOLEY,
NH It's Main street Richmond Va.
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.aa CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES

R The subscriber has hand. at his
| UOacn Making Estab ishment, on Lombard Alley.
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES. CHARIu-
TEES, BAROUCHEs, BUGGIES with and without
tops and SULkIES-all OF his own make. of the
be sold as low AS good work of the kind can be in
the city of Richmond, and respectfully ask call
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line as am determined y make to order and to
sell at the lowet prices p0ssibie and all work sold
that ia new, warranted
NH Am MICAJAH MANGJJM
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MON Steamship

UNION STEAMSHIP
- COMPANY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NE4n44RYIA CITY POINT ANDN0RE0LK.
BSPFu NC AkKANG EMEN Steam.
sGCITf YF kIGAY2Npi Capt Mitchell. steamer
GINA, Capt j b KELLEY
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich
mOnd, until further notice. every MONDAY and
THURSDAY. touching at Cky Point and Norfolk to
receive Freight and Passengers. Returning, leave
Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY morning, at O'Clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order, increased
accommodations for the comfort of passengers hav-
ing been added as also more room for freight; and
We hope. by regularity. dispatch and care in pro-
tecting goods committed to our charge, to receive
an increase of patronage.
1No transhipment by this line
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through to New York and found......$l0 90
Do do Philadelphia and found,
tbt w
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
river boats.
~ Passengers by this line can stop in philadel-
pha two or three days. and then proceed to New
York by the same ticket
FUTILE. Agent,
fell Rockets.
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~ To THE L U6L.C.-iheG TH.L
NSNsub.criber takes this method otlh4Sfe.
informing his friends and the puhlc generally. that
he has opened general LIVERY, SALES and
HIRING STABLE, on 18th. between FrapkliD and
Grace streets, one square below the Old Market,
where he will be glaI to see his old acquaintances
and AS many new ones may favor him with their
patronage with the assurance on his part that no
thing shall be left undone that will add to the COM
fort and safety of STOCK entrusted to his care
His green's polite and attentive. and his grana
nv will always be supplied with the best the market
affords GEO EARNEST,
Agent for Joseph Brummel.
NIB will give my personal attention to the
buying and selling of HORSES and MULES, for
those that may entrust such matters to my Judg-
ment. NH l5-lml g II.
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RUNAWAYS.

N RUNAWAY-FIFTY DOLLARS
pEwARD.-Runaway from my jail. this
day, my negro man JOHN, about % or 70
S. years cid, per fectiy black, good teeth, very
q got to Middlesez county. from whence he came
NH its BENo q iuIN IN ~
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BELLEVUE HOsPITAL.-This lnstitu-

Il " AiooA - Al aAo AnDe&ee1
- tion which has been in Successful operation for
the last fue years. is situated on
CHURCH HILL, RIO iM0ND, VA,
In delightful airy position and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort CT pa
tients and the successful treatment OF dlseas-
Ii has lately undergone extensive repairs Rooma
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
mediation Of gentlemen who may find it inconVe
nieit to be treated ut their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the lvtfs9-sn
wards, which peculiarly commodious.
TERMS:
payable on the rsmopaLV the Patiently
White patients. per %eek.
COl0f6Q no.
Private Rooms, ............SI TO $l5
nz- City acceptances required for patients from
the country unless where the parties are known to
one of the PLY sicians of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
snce Nursing and Medicine. BY an arrangement
with the Infirmary'of the Medical College, small
Additional fee ranging from So to 800 will be oh8rg
cd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
ascertaned beforehand by application to one of the
attending Physicians
No small poX admitted.
No patient received for iess than week.
The undersigned will give their personal stten
ton to all patients placed in their hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street. between 4th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, 81. D.,
| BoIvin's New Building, 18th st., between Main
and franklin
GA. CRENSHAW, Nj. ID,
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church.
| VIM. w. PARKER, NJ. D.,
Law Building. Franklin street, next deor to state
THos Nj. NIXON. M. D. Resident Physician
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SN ELLETT & WEISIGER, ssSgH
~ No I67 Main street. aEz&
First Door Above Kent, Paine Co.,
MANUFAc TUNERS AND DEALERS IN
HATS,
STRAW GOODS.
They invite the attention of dealers to their large
aud varied assortment all OF which are offered at
the lowest trade prices
~. MIR J l. HUTCHINSON, formerly Of Union.
Monroe county and late in the house OF Ginter,
Kent h Alvey, is interested in our business ana
will devote to it his valuable services.
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DENTIBTs' CARDS.
- JosEpH WOODWARD, DEN

3tist ofsceon Main nesr 9th street. adtointng
a. W. Jones, inserta Teeth In any number, snAoe OF
color required upon fine gold or upon the
new proc. has no equal for it's Oh aaap
tAton, appearance &c.
Filling, extracting, &c, &C., carefully pefiofmeu'
lsnx
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The rates West Of Knoxville will not go into ef-
feet until after the completion OF the Cleveland
Branch Railroad which will be about the Isl Of
April.
Shippers of through goods must ssnl duplicate
tickets giving the marks. weights and destination
If goods. Send to coxs Line of Boats.
A s LIE. on the Dock.
NJ B Goods from Northern cities shipped through
vt reduced rates. A. 5. Il.
10
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r TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
m HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW -
GOODS.
sPRING 1859.
ROBERT L. DICKINSON.

BINFORD, DICKINSON 4 WHISPER.
No. IS MAIN STREET,
ReRs leave 70 inform merchants and the public ge-
nerally that he has now open and ready for sale,
ono Of the most complete and extensive stocks OF
HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
ever offered in this market. which has " on seIected
with care from the largest manufactures. and or
psctally adapted to the Virginia. North Carolina
and Tennessee trade.
Merchants and others are respectfully solicited TO
give him call before purchasing knowing that
tnsy viii ind his stock complsts in every respect
NIL e Z nes secured tho services OF Mr. GEORGE ".
~ sTLnsnukf 20 loug known TO the trade; JOSEPH
Itv - ~. 81 Richmond, and JANIS Is BRINK
hsi. y nstn county. who will b. pleased 10 see
80 :. .enos - euy time f. n
Iocks FOR SALE. - Virginia ktate
ssoek; Richmond City Stock.
n RI a INV <a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-13

NORTHERN ICE-We are prepared to
= furnish our customers aud the citizens gene
rally with the best Northern Ice, on reasonable
Terms pedgink Ourselves 10 spare no pains TO salts
~ our castoniers Thankful for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon us, We ask for Continuance Of
tns we viii dely les AZ any OF the Depots in
from the vessel Ice house on the Dock an ilarv -
between 2ist aud 22d. 80
nah H-lnf GRIFFIN r PAyIAR
GUGAR.--75 bills handsome Extra q
~ Sugar receiving. Tor ale bY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-13
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF vIR-
aINIA-OAPITAL l00.00o D0LLAksi--Money re-
ceiyed on deposit, ia sums OF fve dollars aud up
wards. on which interest the rate OF per csntnm
par annnm Ii paid for sans remaining six months
or longer for shorter periods interest at the rate OF
per ceatum,
Thewhole Joint stock bound for the dspos its.
Deposits received aud certificates issued by tho
Cashier. b STARkR at the store OF B spence.
corner Of Main aud 6avarnor sta, Richmond. Va.
SAMUEL COTTERLL, President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-13

P. Ill TAYLOR - Dealer
SSssf.,ss. in PIANOS, MUSIC and MUSICAL
Ri INSTRUMENTS, exclusively. lSS
X Main street. above Post Uthce. t25
years established HAS the exclusive sale ia Rich
mond of the Nunns' Clark and Gale Co ri A.
Nos. Martins GUITARS Pslaubets MElODEONS.
The largest stock of MUSIC aud bound music
BOON in the State.
Pianos tuned and let on hire Old Pianos taken
in part pay for new ones. NH III