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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-08
MILLINER z.


FRENCH MILLyNERY,n n
CSY AT MADAME SONS. ASNS
* My stock of MILLINERY is now 2Ok0
complete. and receiving constant supplies ot the
latest fashions from the North. ! am Away pro-
vided With select assortment, anu am enabled to
sell at very liberal prices
The best assortment 81 HEAD DRESSES and
DRESS CAPS. TO be found in the city.
Madame SON, No. IS vain street.
Country merchants are supplied at New York
wholes ile prices. nO22-dlm+
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'SszFktrxAA SO S SF ,xzHh;g'A .s.L {
assd cf Sst sascntsd 81 Within tss,fe g
cs s,sh ise;S.d & k,eRcsd e as al 8
:. :s'f b ss.s u. 1s =. 81
sss ~ essnt prsmsss: somnsnoiss
ncrthvsss corner Of Msrshsll and Fissf strees -
~ .ss .s M.Eshs s.rest runnns
sssssn. ssick & Sd .hs he ,s.
e aas b. !. Sc which .al recently
The title j. believed t. BE- psrfsct; but selling 4.
trgssss.i shra' ccavss With specisl arrsnts.
snficsnt % ders- the OK pensss aftendn ia w
ecufIcn of tho trust and r. .tav OF Fond fos tia
hs s IN Il r. h.Ssss. -
mo remainder UPON such terms Of payment A. vii
mace fn0s sa n IS se P s Eiif
ss ss conducted BY A. D. WILLIAMS. Auct.
N0g.HE..0g FRIDAY. the 3sd December.
q Il o'cock o. the premises = th. cnrn.r ~
'stisi Set bRaNb Sire IL IS o5
N; y. Thornton. In the selection II Fjxtur Sae
found everything complete for workin< "a adv, NJ
tage from 81 hty 70 one huadred h nds n 10 INV
. q and
ehx.nMinstlon etcer b, m self Ct Mr. J. II. Mason,
e.. The ere 81, srod and %
opening for an Immediate estahi shment Of 4 repu
,n,, ,,,a e rer.on Of husnes. habits: and which
again. The services OF Mr. Masos can b. sscnred
either bs psrtner.hip wares; which fact, "A he is
" f,ci itate the irseresto the purclsssr If not
= ou0O P0rtIeN Wssh 10 buy. viii otiige rno Ne
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BOARDING.

ROARDtNG.-Eight or ten members of the
II LEGISLATURE may find very conva nient and ont
sccommodat ons BY an early application at the
VIRGINIA HOUSE. de 7-3ts
ROARDtNG.-I have two pleasant ROOMS va
legislature Also a few DAY BOARDEhS can be
accommodated. MRS. BASS, Grace street,
de a-twA I'd door above St. Paul's Church.
BOARDING.
- Mrs. W. O. YEATMAN having
taken large and commodious house on Frankli,
street between 5th and 9th streets, can accnmmo-
date three FAMILIES with LARGE and PLEA
SAINT ROOMS. Also. six GENTLEMEN.
no 2l-lm* ass
ROARD D. ION the corner Of Broad and 18th sts.
- opposite the Powhatan House, three agreea-
bic chambers can be occupied by families without
children, or ~ single gentlemen. Also few
xoHns gentlemen can be accommodated with DAY
BOARD. no i9-im
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FIKsT-CLASS PREMIUM

~ MILLINERY. MSRK
MRS DEN ELMAN, on Main, be S0E0
" cen 18th and 18th SITS will open her FALL ana
WINTER MILLINERY of BONNETS, CAPS,
HEAD DRESSES. &c. A great many other ar
ticles. too numerous to mention.
A rich selection of MILLINERY GOODS to
which she would particularly invite early call of
her customers, visitors to the city. and the public
generally. All the Goods will be sold at very low
prices. = =.
BL TEACHING and ALTERING any kinds of
BonDets. equal to new.
90 H-d2m* MRS DEMELMAN.
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(NINnOW STA DEN: " ~ I. "
w DES!-WHOLESAIE AND RETAIL.
AT $50 BROAD SIN GOLDEN takes pleasure
HIS sti DES " per cent. below former pieces un
I'll further notice. His larse assortment consists
Of Gold. Gold md Velvet light and dark Land
scapes. Bouquets, Vases, Plain, Gothic, Green and
Blue Shades, with Gold border; the best article Of
etc.: reat variety of Ems fish and American OF
CIOT HIS. 9TH fsnnsl back, plain or f<ufed. al
Cheap Dry Goods and wi,d v Shade Store Of
NJ GOLDEN 10 Broad st.,
de s. SIN Opposite tho store Of Quarles Il Co.
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"a $25 REWARD. Runaway from the
subscriber; about the 10th September last
~ He is rather small for his age; he has mad the
scald head badly; the hair g be- inning TO
have heard that he purchased wig and nous ache.
no doubt for disguise. 1t IS probable that he is
iurkinS somewhere about Richmond | will pay
the above reward if he is secured so that 80. him
again. fnO 25--tsl e. r. RFASf FY :.
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II BuTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, in favor OF
Messrs. l.. EUKER & BRO, OF this city, re-
commend these gentlemen tn my cnstn mers in the
city and throughout the State, as equally trust
worthy and able TO satisfy every q i'm on he .ert
of the pubic. p. WILBACHER.
Having purchased the BOTTLfNG ESTAB-
LISHMENT OF MIR. p. WILBACHER,a as will ap-
pear from his Card above we woul( spectiuli,
announce to our friends and the public gene a l. !,
our readiness 4, fulfill any orders which may re-
ceive, in the promptest manner and on the most
satisfactory terms. LOUIS EUKER BRO,
zD8 Main street.
Orders may be left at Messrs Lslde, 4 Robin
sons and DR.. Strecker's. Letter Box I'll"
nO8-dlm
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BY +. y. Cook. Auct.

| lhx GOODS. fLOrHINt3, &c., AT AUC.
Wi, I, III, FRIDAY 9th inst 81 10 O'Clock,
cf.orHINsG! n5 s.ore. AZ Invoiee of DRY GOODS,
EAiI1GoFS, FLAME S.ITNsEYs;
SyurT0N CLOTHS CAMBRTCS:
MGUs LINS, ALPACAS BOMR,yINEs.
oHEOAS' DEBEGE, FAKMERS' SATfNS &c.
COATS. PANTS. VESTS nRAwrps.
81 H I ~, = ;SusPrNpERS, NICK TIES;
e ALoU-A lot Of DRY GOODS &c damaged by
ire At tho store Of F. strause Sold for and an Nc. ~
cc rnt OF whom it mss corcern. - "n0 W ~
re ne sttention OF the trade is requested
&c o u. b. COUK. Ancfonaar
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By Dunlop, Moncure L Co., Auc,..

GRnCER.ES. kc., AT AUCTTON...on
- FRIDAY the 9th instant. commencing AT ii
O'Clock we will sell at our auction store. an a
snrfnient OF GROCERIES, &c consisting in part
so hhds; fair to prime quality Porto Rico sU-
GAR S ~
30 bids. Muscovado MorAsSES.
BRAND. GIN. WHISkEY.
BACON, &c, &c
TERMs.-Under 500, cash; over 500, months.
credit for approved ne otiable paper.
R Sale without egard to wea,ha-.
DUNLOP, M0NCCRE h CO.,
Ge6 .faG AuctiOueers
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CoMM.sSlyNik'S sALh 9E VAIL.
sHH AkEEE9 sS5 suss6w g s ia
Ct sa Rs
s,sn.s. % sATdRO1y. d ,ss s's'Sa q
Manchester, located IS sfoys. Of which the lat
oil. w. r. Winfree died seized 1t viii be sub
Sssed 4 sc sss X e plat and surv, to
TERMs-Enoa b in .ssh to dsfray costs OF sur
and xDeasss e sale; bsi.pos on cred. = saas
God security. and tile retained till the farths
order If the Court
sNYnRE 4 LifH WyoawkKE' com'n. {
Sal, he conducted By doDDls ArrrHsos, Aacs'
Np oSf5 ya e sEyhs sg q
' MfEE ATfa az Nkss sopbE's bsips,
cRoP. Gc-Wiii hs sold on the 2iss dss Of tn
present month. Ct public auction. On the ptemses
Ba 90 the sa sasn
This Land With y. about fonr miles Of twodsnots
on the Danvlls Rsil,cas. nd GA the ahove-nsnies
petersbur ALMOST At the very barn door A fsrn
with so many adyanta. 90. and in such mel hbor
e s gu 70 c,n s. snd d
riously divided intn two smaller FIRMS one witt
2 acres with the Ws,eI G RI; snd saw Min on I
other on the south aide of said road confninins AZ
acres with larse WElLiNG and all neeessar.
out hnases There % on the smaller tract. . small
DWELLINE~HOUSE-
eausi Proportion q bottom and timbsIsd land. AM
4, shs same time viii be sold. 5 large stock -
SHEEP HOGS. &c.; nine head Of 6ne HORSES
H fps and RITcHES fHRNifURE NC
ssrS snS ads k1s sEP 81 ne o
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After the above Sale, at the same time and
place. viii he sald. all this paIishabe p operty oil
which John s. Chesterman died seized cousistin
ofthirtY or forty tarrels of Corn, odder, Shucks
&C., one horse Carriage. l Cart and Gear. a lot of
Carpenters and Wheel Urights' Tools, and House
hold and Kitchen Furniture
TKRNs.- For all sums of 8 10 and under. cash; for
all sums over SO a credit of four months; bonds
with good security will be required.
MARY F CHESrERMAN,
Adnl'x Of John s. Chesterman. deed.
! IA All persons hayln. claims IA INST the late
JOHN s CHES rERMAN. are requested to pre-
adm nistratrix, or to James A Moore. f,r lnuda-
ton. MARY +. CHESTERMAN,N
de 2-2aw6tS Administrative.
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,oMM.ss DNEh>' SAT- OF vALl A.
Y BILE FARM OF ls0a -AcR %, ON TIL
;HARLFs CITY h ROAD Two MILL +
5kL0W RICHMOND.-As Commissioner. ap
onted .y \ decree of the Ciic1ir C..u.t of the
souat. of Henrieo, pronounced On the 18th Novea,.
,er. 1859 in the case OF Baai ard 1T els alnst
rarrars administrators, c.. We shsll tToceed TO
I'll at pubic an II n. on the premises on + :
Day. The 18th Deeen er; 1859 at II ocls,ck M.
if fair; If mt, the next fsi dss., TINT vxlusbie
srtn located as above of VIII ch John Farrar died
se.zed. confaiHlH- 1904 acs es. II viii be tuldi
ldsd accordins e plat sed survey t. be exhih
IS acres have been alsi ned to Mrs y. At. Fafrnf
2 her dover 70 he held By her du IN her life;
he OF her IN Hcrts Will no divided into two OF
nose psFcels. ~ ma, BE- deemed a ost indicf.'s
he part allotted No dover will be sold snb1ect n
ne lfs nantrs Of the ~idaw. ard the residue vii
sion. $
fkRAs.-One third cash; balance Al and ears
or nesos.abie Notes interest addsd and title .e-
aimed till oil the purchase mOnoy il paid and
convey ance ord-rsd IS the Court.
I / + + rs s.s sbhJls oen-,..
Sale conducted by GopplN APfERsox Auo'ts
NO z3-2tw7w&tdS
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By Dickinson, Hill 4 Co., Auct,s.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF vALUA-
- BE SLAVkS..In obedience to decree of
2,d day Of November. 1859 in y suit therein de-
pendin:, under the style of Mills administrators
rs. Mills and others. the undersig ned Inc Commits
s at the aao GH
Dickinson. Hi. Co.. in the city OF Richmond
sell two likely and va'usble female slaves one
nss .mmed Caro'ine, aho.t % years, and one named
1870 NATHANIEL H. TALLEY.
Spectal Comm ssioneI.
l SALEM HANOVER COuNTY.-Pursuant
tn the provisions of q deed of trust execuied nv
John Chesterman dated the 10Th May. 1919. and
duly recorded in Hanover county, having been re-
CURED to do h. Mary F. Chesternan, the unde. :
sig ned Survvn. trustee viii sell At public auc-
ton, TO the hest bidder. at the late residence Of
county Of Hanover on TuESpAY fhs Goth day of
December, 1889 commencing at II o'clock A NJ,
all the property in the sad deed mentioned. con-
LIST. A tract of Land in the county of Hanover,
lying near the head OF the Me'hanicsvile Turn
Tss cSnfan Rf SSus 81 acres and known as
I'd A SIN u tract of L,nd lying on the Mechan-
csyli;s Turnpike, near its bead an opposite TIE
Sd The lot Of Land lyng. Immediately at he
head OF the Mechanicsvile Turnpike, containing
on and known bs the name Of DUNBAR, being
4.h., All tho PERSONAL PROPERTY, consist
rious Household and Kitchen Furniture.
baanos t cred ~ ak and Weve cas
with interest from the day Of sale. bond with ap
proved security. and deed oft st or title retained
i ans al sums neT s
~ DAVID B. MOORE, Surviving Trustee.
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RUNAWAYS.

La $40 REWARD.-Runaway from the
Ug subscriber, on the 18th of November, a ne
6Ngro man. named BOB. He is ver, ack ard
~ likely. and about 6vo feet ten inches In
..~As he'll hit. and abaat twenty years old He
stammersa little when excited. and walks 4 little
lame IN the ri. ut log. He came from Gonchiand
county. out OF Bowles' estate VIII sive tn. above
reward for him, delivered to me at my residence
on the Brook Plank Road, three miles from Rich
Inond, or delivered in jail.
JOHh O. TAYLOR.
HPnricO County. Dec & 1880 de 6-fa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-08
BY Richard Caut, orn, Auct.

LnTHiNG. Day GOODS, SHOES. Ac.
,.,AI AuCTIoN.-0n FRIDAY, 9th inst at 10
s Ssn nesso Bah lot Of CLOTHING. DRY GOODS
sent;an ~ bIoIS, &C; invite the particular At,
deS A. SAo nuhN.
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WANTED-76 600 RAIL SILLS. each Sill to
w be ct white post oak. feet long. inches at
small end to be smoothly hewed on both sides to
thickness OF inches-6arked, clear OF ali detects
calculated to lmpaii strength. To he delivered on
tire line OF the road between Fredericksburx and
Acauia Creek. For further Information. apply to
WM. N. BRAGG, Supt.
OFFICE R.; F. ?. R. r co.,l
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TRsgEs # sAHESE H 59 AMMp5LolI

OF AZ ACRES IN The Pr An OF MARION
HILL, ADJOINING TREE -H1Ll.-As tfasi ees
Of the Mechanics Building Fund Association Of
the city of Richmond aud b, virtue ~ a deed OF
trust from Nj Samuel Ball dated 1sth July, 1856,
duly recorded in Henr!ro County Cont, we shall
proceed to sell. at public auction tho premises
on I'D 7. the 18th Dec 1859. at o clock P. NJ
II fir Il not, tes next fair das.) the real estate
ment and ~ acres of Land now in the occupancy
OF said Ball. and adjoinin., the Trec Hill estate.
The TERss which will be reasonable, will be
made known At the hour of sale.
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Rr;iropd Accident.

Necessary TO choice ii6.
The House then adjourned.
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IN kl1HMOND MADE BOOTS A n ID
s wi sHOES.-I am now pre- pared, and have been
- for several years past, tn make to order 30 rs
AID SHOES for ladies, gentismen misses. no. q
and servants. under the superintendenre Of MIR.
mond as tr,.e and faithful workman. Call at No,
2l9 Broad street, and leave Your orders
s. de 2-sw W, p. w. TAYLOR
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HONWISSsNNFKSN ACE OF HO ST
~ AND LOT IN HENRICO. ON UNION HILL
AT TAX C0RNEK OF PLEASANrS AND I'D
STREETS As COMMUNIST. ners appointed b. de
cree OF the Circuit rcurt of the county of Henrico
pronounced on the 3th November. 1850 in the case
of Yale and others 3 ainst Mart n s administrator.
&c. we shs procsed TO 50 at phil o anction on the
premises. on MONDAY, the 18th day Of December
da, j the r EAL ESTATE decreed TO be sold con-
81 tim Of the house and lot located ss above, and
now in the occupancy Of Mrs Emeline Martin.
Terms - ne-th,rd ca>h; balance at 8 and u
mon, hs for s,tishls notos, interest added. Sc
cured by trust deed.
j.. s rs z z x9vsG, yos oom'-.
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- COMMITTED TO THE yAIL OF

LS COMMITTED TO THE JAVL OF
III Chesterfield County on the 10th of the pres
II self RICHARD JAMES BRANCH. and
H. says he Is sometimes called Cross. SAID Ne
gro is about feet inches his h. about Is years Of
age; c. mplexon black. with scar on his left arm
and nose. He SAYS he is free, and had when ar
rested IN his several certificates of his
freedom. which were evidently forced By himself
as he can read and write. II said Negro is p runa
way. the owner Will come forward, prove property,
and take him away, or he will be deasw tn accord
ING to law. 8. q. DUAL,
no 2-d6w Jallor Chesterfield County, Va.
10 @25 REWARD. The shove reward
III Will be paid to an. one who will apprehena
6Aand commit to Jail negro boy THOMAS,
~ who ran of abont the 18th CT MAY last from
MIR. George O. Harwood. of Richmond, 20
whom he was hired. He is about is years old,
slender torn, low forehead. brown skin, speaks
quick when spoken to and has been accustomed to
work in tobacco factory. When last heard from
he was on q canal boat. going towards Lynchhurg.
P. B jones'
Admir- of Saml Pleasants, dec d.
Rapid Ann Station, Culpeper Co. ocl-ts
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By A. d. Williams, Auct.
C9MMIssIessns SEE oF REAL

fsQMMJSSIONs,ns saLE OF REAL
- n ESTATE On BROAD AND 23rH STREETS,
AT AUcTlcN.-A As mmissioners appointed b.
ne Cirsplt Court Of Hen leo county. ON the Sth
day OF Nnvember, 1859 In the case Of Ri nm's ad
mnistrator vs. Big. am: We win ssll uron the pre-
aus z, on THURSDAY. 18th December, at 3,S
o'clock T. NJ. the real estate, in the preceedin,
2 sa.d case mentioned, being Loi of round al
the northeast corner of 25th and Broad streets
supposed :" contain half an acre, and u 1on which
stands the Brick Dwelling for many wears past oc
cnp,ed By John Bisgam. and since his death by hi.
Tse property win DO sutdivids ard so,d accord
ny to plan, which will be exhibited at the ti,n.
of sac. ~ '''"s
TahM ss One. fifth essh; balance 81 8. II 10 sne
wi,hhsd until the purchase money is fully paid
and convey ance directed b. The Court.
JOHN r. YOUNG.
HENRY CANNON Com,rs.
N. y. STURDIVANT,t
A n WILLIAMS kurt,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C.. AT AUc-
FiON.-lnimed ateiy preceding the above sale .,
rea. estate will sci. a, the same place the Home.
hold and Kitchen Furniture bel a in tothe estate
Of John kiss am, consistinx ,.f the usual varipts
TEaMs-Cash. A. u. VILLA Ms. Adm'r
with the will annexed Of
10 DOS John - m, decd
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OPENING THIS MORNING.

" l7os AT MAILERT s CHEAP STORE.
Splendid and cheap Dress Goods; Rich DO LANES,
new style % cts handsome NaleLelas and Nous
Inns for lzs5 cts.; heav. Debe for l7 Cts, worth
Is; 400 mssrs Quilted Hoop Skirts. half price,; 800
Cansiric Bends p rest hars ain: cheap Flannes Of
all Linds no iades' and chldren's Wrappings. Cell
and see the new and cheap Goods q
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OF THE LEGISLATURE ar

WI invited TO II az the old established Clath-
they may need in the way of good and well made
Clothing or Furnishing Goods. Kaering ut all
in the State, and having recently made large addi-
tons TO our stock, with reference to your wants,
we are pro pared To offer you every inducement.
KEEN, BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS,
80 asff7-Hz l02 Main street.
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r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF SOUTH
L. ERIN PRIECiPLES.-Haviny returned home
from Charies.ewn. offer my personal services to
those who wish % obtain PnOTDjRAPHS or
AMBR0TYPES of themselves or friends at the
most reasonable terms. guaranteeing satisfaction,
or no charge. Best opera tors employ ed.
J. THOMAS SMITH,
d s-yts Corluthsn Hall,
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H0I$E AID LOT IN MsNCHExTpR
cut .cust { ChssserG. Id. pronounced , fbe Sih
on Of ocfaser 1859 IL the sur IT sssrlss n. "a
81 er rs James I Wesl or and othsss ~ sse@
u commits, i,rer in ths ssic dscsss wll : hst
pu'iic a. I'm on The promises 20 the hi hest H.
go clock " the HOT. T. and 10 il the s-id
decrsr mentioned, he The lot tnnwn in III, paas
o. :, rruDd and nesr 'he mills Title 20 d . -
FrkM. areenns odstin md made knnwu -
the day 81 sale. CHARLES T REM.
de ~ Comnsisass ney
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14
To Consumptives The advertis-

Just received, new lot Of those Warranted
- Water Proof Grained Leather Boots at
G., W. \ So
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New Agricultural Settlement,
TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

A Rare Opportunity in a Delighted and Heat
tbr' Climate, rs miles Southeast Of Phtiadsf-
PHO, on fhe Camden aud Atlantic
Railroad. NeV Jersey.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

INHE HAMMoNToS FARMER-A newspaper de-
Il voted to Literature and Agriculture, also
setting forth full accounts Of the new settlement
Of Hammonton, in New Jersey, can be subscrib-
cd for at only rs cents per annum. Inclose post
age stamps for the amount. Address to Editor
Of the Farmer, Hamh.onton p. o., Jefferson Co.,
New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land Of tho
best quality, in one of the healthiest and most
delightful climates in the Union, and where
crops are never cut down by frosts, the terrible
scourge of the north, see advertisement of Ham
monitor Lands.
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Richmonds & Backus,
MANUFACTURERS OF
BLANK BOOK s.

A Full Assortment kept constantly on hand
IA or Manufactured TO Order, Detroit Michi.
gan. County Offices supplied with Records Of
all Styles, of our own manufacture, with or
without Printed Headings.
All kinds Of Plain and Ornamental Book Bind
ing executed in superior style. Also full
assortment Of Stationery, Cap, Letter and Note
Writing Paper, Wrapping, Tissue and Envelope
Papers, Staple and Fancy Stationery, in great
variety, as Ink, Steel Pens, States, Lead Pen
ellis, Envelopes, Red Tape, Sealing Wax, India
Rubber, Paste Boards, Drawing Paper, &C.,
with many other article in their line which they
offer for sale at Low PRICES.
RICHMoNDS a BACKUs.
Detroit, January IL, 1859. 6m nj
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-22
BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee OF arbitration for March.
JOSEPH +. DIX.
S. r. DUNN0CK, RI BROWN
HENRY DUvALL, BENZ H. WILLIAMS.
Itonetarg an6 Gommertial Rebiftu.
BALTIMORE, March Il. 1859.

BALTIMORE, March 81. 1889.
The Stock operations to-day have been very light the
entire value of the transactions the Board being only
about 81 500 There nothing whatever done in the
leading fancy, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad but the
market for it quite heavy, and it closed at s5s bid
$5SA asked regular way and $5sx bid $50 buyers
option 60 days, these figures being decline of to per
cent the prices bid and asked the close on Sat.
urday Northern Central Railway was steady at Satur-
days rates. There little inquiry this stock
and some 300 shares sold at the Board sH buyer
days, and the market for it closed at S1SA bid SIS
asked regular way There nothing done in City 6's
but they closed 9S4 bid 1SS6s 100 bid
for ls75 both dividend on 9SH bid 100 asked for
1905 dividend off. For Railroad bonds there was some
inquiry and note sales of 900 Northern Central
1855 at 6s and of 81 900 Northwestern Virginia
mortgage bonds at 20. Baltimore and Ohio 1855 closed
at s64 bid sex asked and Northern 1855 at
GIN bid, 6s asked. Bank stocks quiet but firm We
note sales to-day of Is shares Farmers Planters at
$27S, and of 10 shares Citizens at $11%.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
$1,000 n. ". Va. RR bds, I3 shs Far & Pit Bk o7lz
lOooN C RI bds 80 h ss Sl'}zsRf = RR Baqe
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW York, March 21.-Cotton is frm-sales of 900
bales Flour is frm-sales of IA 100 bbls State So 5O
5.75; Ohio s665a675 and Southern SO 25(d675 Wheat
is buoyant-saes of "a 600 bushels; red Western l49d
$50 cts white 1t2 cts Corn is rmsaes of % bushels
mixed nominally quoted at 90 cts; yellow SSG9I cts
Bacon is firm 9Hd1l4 cts Pork is heavy. Mess s775G
1885; Prime Sl312H Lard closed buoyant IL HGI2S
cts Whiskey is steady at 2SH Sugar is steady
Mnscovado 6K@74 cts. Spirits Turpentine is dull al
62S G53 cts Rosn heavy at $165. Rice closed buoyan
at 34tG4S cts
NEW ORLEANS, March l9-Saes of 5000 bales at the
former quotations before the receipt the foreign advce
by the Weser and Asia. The effect of the intelligence
not transpred.
CiNcINNATI March 19-The provision market is steady
Dut not active. Mess Pork S17 S7aSlS Bacon-7Aa9Ac
shoulders Sides do; Bulk Meat 64aSkc; barrel Lard
llA c. The FlOnr market is dull for rfne
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Man Missing,

EASToN, Pa, March 20.-Mr. Samuel Yeaeer, a
prominent and highly respectable merchant of this
place, left here last Monday for New York, intend
ing to return the next day. He has been traced to
the City Hotel, Newark, and left there at about 2
been heard or seen of him since. He had considara
BILE money with him, and fears are entertained that
he has been oully dealt with He is about SO wears
OF age, hve feet ten inches high has dark hair mixed
with gray; grayish eyes, bunch of warts under the
left side of his chin. He had on black cloth frock
coat, grayish pants, and a felt hat