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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
BE ENNETr AND PRYoR.

- = i .
Those who have, read the strong person
Ali,ies that recently passed bet. cen Ben
nett Of the N. Y. Herald. and Prysr, N
G. from Virginia, will appreciate the fel.
loving - f1aa ar f lalI aa .s 7n'
zs. Editor Pryor y,.... & ....n..g
we're sorry to psn Il,
b. t Bfandsas 4 liar, Il fsE .ess. a....
Editor Bennett
.... Editor Bennett
Brands liar 5' ''
The man Of the senate, R..a ..s
Editor Pryor. l-t 8. ..u....a.. .-
.'ssl We have no desiss
Now TO inquire, H r.rg ,.na.-.
Who 10 the lar,
n Bsnnstt or Psyor. .srsp
P'raps whom they're done
- Kicking up 80 much bother,
-a We II find six Of one, s. . ...,r,
Half dozen of t'other. 4
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

The m-anest man alive 10 said to reside
in Cleveland, O,io. lie ATTEMPTED, re-
Gently, l., levy Nm execution on the wood
en- leg &c man Who owed him four d,l.
tars; but c0alda't 60d coMstalsls ssssu
ssaseh sn sssvs sAs psocsse., iss .saa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
HOTELS.
ATTORNEYS AND LAND AGENTS

s@E ~ D.. n. DAVIS, r. 4s.rsts
A rrORNEy at Law Snd General lT nd Ageht -
~ sp@.iat attention given to payment OF taxss ;
joe1tiur Land Warrants the inv stigation and per
f,ctiuz # tak sui other titles; ree.min. lands sold
fr taxes making eole and legal business OF
All kipds IN Northern teWA and N.braska.-Dhice,
on Douglas street. eioux City. Iowa. vollnol
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
COUNTY GOVERNMENT

c.snty J.dye-JOHN p. ALLISON.
Ts>ssaser uai Rscordbr-CHAS. 4. HEDGES.
Clerk District Cntr,-I. N. FIELD.
S,er;f-f J. LAMBERT. -
School Superintendenf--JoNNC c. LlNiNGER.
~Dvaindos G,m.--LUTHER WOODFoRD.
yNrreyor--lOHH X. COOK.
Lrcner--L. ID. LeTlLLlER.
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1860.
1860. NOTICE. 1860.
go 70
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT,
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TICHETSARD THROUGH CRE6KG
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
1860.

CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MALL
TWICE DAILY-sunday night excepted-between
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPA NEW YORK, and all important points West via Ae
qula Creek and Washington, ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the River rs miles, and SPLENDID and comfortable
thence Washington So miles, In all $50 miles In hour;
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
Ex'- Hours Of departure $40 A. NJ, and 100 p NJ
ED- Baggage under charge Of Special Agents. CHECKED
Through TO Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

NHIs LOCATION the healthy delightful and central In
great metropolis. and very convenient to the Hudson RV
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NPECTINE.
r, Do.s,,u Fcver Charm.

TNOR the prevention and Of Feuer dnd Agae ~
II ErsrS This wonderful remedy was brough 20 'ne & ,
al The presen propretors by friend VINO mas 0e'
eler In Persia and the Holy land 4. .v,sDcsd ssrsrs
while rong dogn the river Euparaes ne one N
he Boatnen took nom his person an Aiante saying ~, ~
and no eoer tc touch yoH Although "a has since
-, and ed imme date rehei anu mas ee
aSays foundn an efeeiusl protection from AL mAous GUM
plants -, =, A., A. =, ,ha bon.rDap attributed 10
rTIoWs powers said that Il could only be ron
he pre.s OF Inc sun Sometime Afterwards me
onyerng with Priest obtained nom HIN me seIet % ~
paaton and asceralned where the medicinal herns Ns,e
Of which compounded The NonusruI 4, ~
Gle have induced belief In the minds OF ue h1''s IA ~
miraculous healing powers Of their Priests Ia A., A.,..,
erect bv several Ladies and Gentlemen OF high eharaeef VINO
bs en he most unqualified praise. This remedy hAVns
bsn speeac In Persia hundreds Of years Tor me
md cure Of Fever and Ague and Bilious feyes-h no" 0ne
Il viii sent BY mall prepaid for full direct OnH for m use on re-
celpt Of one dollar -, a., .. pt.A..ora Y.
80 Ni JOHN WILCOX 90.
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HEAD QUARTERS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. % Main Street, RICHMOND. VIrginl

DAGEs Shoe Store % Main Street, facilities Families
whether In City Country, for laying In their supplies Of
shoes rarely met with being enabled furnish every
member family with any description Of Shoes &c for house
pAo out Of door both Of his own and the best North
manufacture Farmes sending will be supplied At
moderate prices with good shoeS Including brOgue Of my
make, for field hands
In addition TO supply all kinds Shoes my
make have great variety Of the best Northern made Boots
and shoes as can be found In any house in Virginia
Invite all want 10 call at the large Trunk and Shoe Empo
um, 90 Main Street.
o.. GE.JK TX.
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pAILY LIVE OF PACKETS.


UJRI.wEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH A4ks-SyTIiTITt
Il BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN EzzZz..ztrsz5zzS
AND TRIWEERLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A Dali
LY LINE AS PAR AS sCOTTsYILLE
Iynchbure 4 no " Buchanan. 2 90
The through line win Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday at NJ and on and 9th September the Way
line for scoi;sve will Tuesday Thursdays and Bat
urdays and far scose Returning leave seott
Vile Monday Wednesday and Friday At liz A. NJ
Zee distance time NJ passing In card below for through
line and observe the scottsye line will intermediate
the opposite day the hours going up and ~ hour
later coming down. -
Richmond Monday Wed Leave LynhbuTg Monday We'd
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FlFTH AVENUE HOTEL, N. 7.
Opposite Madison Square.

yHIs LOCATION the most healthy, delightful and central In
this great metropolis and very convenient TO the Hudson XIV
There a four distinct lines that pass the Hotel
Reary every minute during the day and evening" besides which
lines which terminate wall street. and continually
block Of the Hotels thus shordng better oppor-
e than Al any other point These lines Of onnibusses and
cars direct TO the CENTRAL PE, which eonsd-
world
study and experience and render It The mort eomora
be AM homke Hotel the world All the improvements that
comfort have suggested have been introduced
Every precsuon has been taken, during construction, 10 Sc
cure the positive safety Of guests the dangers Of eonhsga-
SUBDIVISION double brick walls extend from the rock oun-
ted by LAYER OF cement making the entire reprOof
Among other important improvements In addition TO the usual
staway NEErCAL RAILWAY 10 nom the nfst 70
upper floors Is in Successful operation upon plan which admits
Of 40 possibility OF accident
Lofty spacious continues CORRIDORS forming promenade
feet upon each Of the six stories give light and air in the
highest degree, TO every apartment
and Paro connecting which aud the Dining Rooms there Is
grand Hall Suites spacious ParloTs Chambers and
Dressing with all the modern convenience have been
pec designed for the comfort OF families travelling parties and
single gentlemen. -
added 70 the many Hotel and there Tel
egraph Once connecting with Al parts Of The country.
Billiard and Chess Rooms OF The most ana appoint
ments are provided FOR the OF guests and the public
The Furniture aud every article OF use In the establishment has
been expressly designed and manufactured for the fTH AVENUE
Az communications for apartments, upon any business
ID :" la order 70 insure Immediate attention.
The Organization Of this Hotel has been under the direction
s 81 Boston pS Babe ad Point Clear Houses ia the
L Vii s-d ne Undersigned much pleasure see you your
neat visit 90 our city.
Your obsileni servants,
HITCHCOCK, DARLING 4 CO.
4. B DlElryo. late Of Battle House. MoSns o
H. HrTCuCUcE, ST. Charles HOTEL New Orleans
jyS-Sm
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RAILROADS, &C.
90 - sS;:; b.


hchmono,
VNRoM this the schedule this road TO Norfolk and
II will be changed. Passengers Will leave Hchmond a.
NJ breakfast Petersburg and reach Norfolk BY lOO
Returning Norfolk at 12O p ~ and arrive In Aeh
mo- SsJ IT,, enpt.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
sOUTm-sIDE RAILROAD.

SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU- -
" gust, the passenger Trains, vii run foloSs: ~
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYEoHBURG.
Mall Train starts daily at $50 NJ reaches Lynchburg alqS6
PM
Passenger Train start. daily except Sundays, at E n,
reaches LynchbuTg 1890 A. NJ.
PROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG
Mall Train start daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg a NJ
PASSENGER Trains starts daily except sunday at 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg At $50 "A. NJ.
These trains connect with daily trains TO the Springs
Vile, Nashville Memphis &C.. to New Orleans.
~ This the shortest and most expeditions route 10 all
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA Arkansas and Texas
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
A. NJ and u Noon and City Point at $50 A. NJ and 1880 p NJ
Extra trains TO and from AL the packets when
osnAry.
II. D. BIRD,
auq4 General SUPERINTENDENT
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ARRIYALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE
JOHN P. 4 THOMAS BALLARD, ProPrietOrs.
Sept l6
il reulasaar, Nc DPLoran.No
n 81 Chauee.iaine Reid Miss Fistsn, DO
" Wickhari, Hanover G logcn, Va
IN Thegg. MA AS Kayson Iaehd
CsHsrber, NC " Bsalvare, Kg and Qu
TWa'er, DO Ms MoLen, Va
J } Th5uas 10 n Let'hr, Ny
a. Tn1maa 4 d SIou, fhLa
L " Stamford, Va GE Goodrdge Va
"a Mann 90 JJohnsi1n, NC
"A p Jones. 40 wv Rsesi. iAdy,Jo
TBIaakueI 90 Haskus, Va
P P Daadidise, do L kdgards do
W r Nos.ig. do WFGe5rse,NV
7 Chalasrs, lady, Do Ashoy,Fa
Ms Isvsg6, DO JsC5pton, Va
) Rossa 70 J Esrsisa, lady sc
& . w1isSl hiy,NO 7 Niddr,oa, %
d D Johnson, lady. Ga NJ Deu,srse, sy, Va
Mita DtSsu.ao Mrs. Carson 10
" Tt1pairiss Ca Ms NOrtS, %
Miss usGsr, 10 Aloe'toa 90
NJ, Christian, % Carter, do
Ma. CHRISTINA 10 CBGranby, DO
v RsSsTta, syt, DO MNortou;do
~ NcG-s5e 10 RRrpAn son, Va
= n, n R s,.s * 10 0' WGD5nSsr' do
y " Scope SsaSo. S "a EFNias,on, lady Team
NJ .sssT Brase. do uBwasins, %
d, rraaLSC AMeNaaa,SC
" Ehnuon, 40 ~ she's DO
Ma, Parkrr. da n Aajms, a.
A M parker. DO Mrs Adams, do
Mr. Wtiauis, tis, syt, 5oEiA Ca
~ snth io ~ Mckinney, Ala
j C,rma.k Va DWoojson, KIT
WMCIre.N NJ Kcsby, do
AZ U Butt-rHr'I 90 Brown, Texas
Mss Wuisins, Tenn - tlss, ftlA
J Rshop \ \ 1aAi'a,NJ
i : N-vmtn. Va Cap rhOmps1u, 10
y Br1cgruhorough, Richd A tuomienl, do
Mrs Brock nhsrcugh, svt, DO yJoneat
N, > p-orF nb1r5.et 20 Holghton, PhlA
Mrs RrockenbOrocgh, ~ Aushqa, viva
a. = Rrockrubo5cuyh, DO "a Laeier, tliiA
Mss Brockenborough DO NJ Mont-ro hchd
A honesty, n w ID SAFE, Wa
\ j JoB. Il a. G. b Watlrh use, \ II
y smith Aa G. MAttrlolse, do
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I,xCHANGK HOTEL AND ~

n presenting card the public return many eordA
thanks our generous patrons the kindness have received
At their hands, hope that the New order OF Affairs
be initiated 1859 will receive the encouragement
that previous efforts and abor 70 accommodate guests nave
met with. .
Msssrs JOHN p and THOMAS BALLARD are nov the Pro
pors the Establishment and each pledges himself TO DC
Ehat the comfort convenience and requirements OF their guest
demand. -.
We desire 70 keep aud maintain what our LICENSE calls for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we promise TO use renewed
sxrop 10 render the establishment comfortable possible
With polite agents. and ready prompt and attentive servants w
hail endeavor 10 complete Subtraction to the travelling
public. 800 .. 4,
N b. previous card long since published TO eounterAe th'
influence OF bssss rumor sufficient proof that our estabh
nept has never been closed that since Its publication
have been In better condition entertain vsers than heretofore
All rumo As 10 closure Intended closure desire friend
..t.-..ss..,, to-, Aus1-u
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NIOTICE-Persons wishing obtain tickets for servants
~ the Richmond Fredecksburg and Potomac r. for WASH
ingon City, points further North In all cases be voueh
ed for by responsible white citizen Of Richmond person,
20 the officers Of the Road, tickets wi sodh ap
piled for by letter. A. D. ALLEN,
mAQO-iy Ticket Agent.
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DICH mOND AND YORK E@ lzSzSzS2E
III RIVER RAILROAD. GLAkyt2k@zkx
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK

FARE &2-DIENER EATRA-No Breakfast VIII De prepared on
the BoAt)
On and after MONDAY August 9Th, passenger trains viii leave
Richmond daily except sunaAys at NJ stopping only upon
sirnals At Fair Gals Meadow, Dispatch, bunnt Tunsas
milan Town. Cohoke White Hall and Romaneok land arrive at
West Point at S:i5 p NJ. ..... =, -
The last and commodlous steamer WEST POINT, Capt o.
Rowe will leave King Queen Court House Landing Mondays
wednesdays Fridays at 81 NJ connecting with the cars
At West Point stopping signals only at Ohton water
Pence Shepherds Warehouse hoodyl, CAppAhoose Bgsr
yorktown Gloucester Point and arrive at Old Point at2 A.
NJ and Norfolk ats Up. NJ
Returning the will leave Norfolk Tuesday, Thursdays
and Saturdays A NJ and Old Point at slb A. NJ, landing
above and connecting at West Point with the cars Al
M and arrive In Richmond at 3P NJ
No Boat landings made. -,
FIgh received Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at Rich
mond NJ and West Point Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays until 6P. NJ
Pare from King and Queen H. and other points on the ~
hattaponl TO Norfolk, % V0
To Richmond W
an T-tg X II. TEMPLE supt
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Passengers and sup Ashland and dine board the
comfortable between Aequa Greek and Washington
~ For further information apply at this once Broad Street.
shockoe Hill JAMES B. WINSTON
6en1 Ticket Agent
6AML RUTH supt
once R. y. p r. Z. Co.,
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1855. J JAn24-h
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.


NHE Oldest Establishment In Richmond where may ee DC hA
tbe above articles IN perfection at the shortest notice
Being confident Of giving entire sasaeuon the
cts heretofore the public patronage Having recently Su
Se b ork tetof delay. Give call
100 Mills AMBLER, Mayo street.
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MERCHANTS
INSURANCE CONAPAN =
CAPITAL 100000. $1,000

SURPLUS
Omee No. 1873 Main Sc, Richmond
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels Cargo, and Freight ,. -.
INLAND INSURANCE Goods transported BY rVer' oAnA VI
land carriage. nh, H..
WIRE INSURANCE Merchandise generaV Dwelling houses'
warehouses, and other Buildings In town or country
POLICIES susd al current rates. and Losses promptly pau
DIRECTORS: ,-
Jos r. Anderson, sar1 J. Harrison, paVa sAunoersi
Jas. l.. Apperson, r d. Heath, Iv s. " s"eh'
WIN Breeder, Ed. Mccarthy, u steaTns5
David J. Burr, II Miller, yon NJ SLtL'
WIN H. Christian, WIN. G. Paine, ii. nslnker,
ye1 ~ y S,srook Jobn prrrsn Tn. Taylor, Jr,
I. vi. o nIr,sy Jobn n onares, wm. o. Taylor,
@. '. Watson. 49,
received Al The ONCE or through any Director.
AKOHD PLEAsANTs, PreS't.
u .,...,or, Sat- au21
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IsRAND CUTTING.

BRAND CUTTING.
NHE undersigned having removed his shop door TO the
u COLUMBIAN HOTEL shockos Sip, begs leave inform
his cusomera and the Public generally, that he Is stu.
aed N execute all work (Which he may be favored WITH In
the best workmank the shortest pos be notice II
you Brand for Tobacco Flour rall bags Machneryor any
other articles manufacture send In orders and
will accommodate you the reasonable terms and
tee 10 give you entire satisfaction.
Also hne lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Checks Brass Letters
&c. A. 4. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
se5 Richmond Va
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nsa w1za iaoSDATJ o'clOcL-svs EsEs $50 szTs Go
ARRIVED,
steamer Rsan5ke Couch Ns York ndse and pas, LudAu
ser Louisa BisA s5psr Albany, humber James Stevenson
and r A. Parker.
s.br Rusna Vista Robey \. Y, Ice. Gr.iin rlvlor
g.ar i. Tire Kerlitr Albany, lumber Raglan Bro.
SIR. Lnry White, A-ay. Cement, ---
ssAr south WIud. Mitchel, Bait, guan9, A 3 Lee.
S.ar n. He bert, Myers. tg1t
shr Nay Ea M1rcc0cE rive- Wheat Logaa waller
SAILED,
Steamer Belyiers, Kesne Baltimore mise aad passenger
ssSmshP Virginia Kelley Philadelphia md'e AID PasL c. P
sehr u @ Guyttcr KsrEin. BALTIC ". d. Col1u.tA Co.
s-hr Nartha Collins. Cri.ls down the river, ushL
Sr4r David Hale. Concki1, q" "
s,sr Joan Allen. -. Ban, l5ur, 5 McGrudsrs sons
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WILLOUGHBY'S PATENT
Gum Springand Gum Cylinder
FEED ROLLER
GRAIN DRILLS,

WITH wAGG0NERS ATTACHMENT ROR eUANo
FuNHS Grain Drill has In than our war, and
Shersy'r IN s. has won universal aver has isI.n sew.
n IIen Inns a. IN various State AMI unity Fas In
rEGA IS Yana bio noisns. Sew Jcrey, Maryland;
AZ, he highest prz slLlEt MEDAL the United stAts Fair
held at Richmond Va
AmoIgis peculiar advantages are t teeth are so con.
srued WIN ruhbe springs tst wh,n they contact With
Ioots rocks sunni sorts or CHE Osrucons over
teen inches high they prngba pass over aud Tm=diat is re-
gain Their oTmtr 20 on avoiding III necessity soppluy TO
put IN WOODEN ps A. In at drills Newly cleared nd be
tetde1 win his rl The springs be din the hardest
KIND OF g urd but they viii suddenly yield when they ert In
firm obst:u ton. ~
Second The arrangement for distributing SEED y two yu
canned rubber rollers revoirg TIER which dlsesree
grain In constant stream, without hlkng breaking The gain.
ana no rtguary OF the ground motion Of the
tsa VIII vary TIE quantity 10 the be
by straw or white In the wheat the rollers will carry II
through The quality regulated g. any desired amount
instantly, when standing or in molten
Ird "h Ire teeth raised by the lever the seed
me sure are instantly stopped The Drill Un f,cm odd
70 heid WOu leakirg wasting he grain. when teeth are
H down the iced starts immediately when 10 notion IL sow
wheat rye, oats or barley with the hopper and no
change also, all kinds OF Tas SEEDS, when desired
Nohng but the beat matf used n these machnes which
are manufactured In workmani and supch manner An ma
chimes warranted 10 work veil ard durable proper care
The Suano attachment Il most complete Tegused
TO SOW The required quality the moving Of the slide The
saano soHn In the trench with tie wheat and covered
JOHN W CALDWELL 4 co.
enYE-u Agents for the State Of Yirg'na
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TyFEE BALTIWORE AND SAVANNAH eSSr7ss,
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed % lrIiclass -.
t-ap are nov running regularly between The above port,
Freight shipped savannah or the Interior OF the sss ~
49,. and ALABAMA b. Railroad rom savannah win hay
1000 sttspton 7. n. BELT, IT,, Agent,
1870 Raiiimcre
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HAVE TO my thanks 70 friends and customers Tor or
me- HhrI natronaYe and 10 ask continuance OF the same
10 the new business Of LIBBY BURroN. LUIhEh LLbbl
Riehuond Feb a teff-U
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SPFCIAL NOTICE..

SPECIAL NOTaCE.-the steamship JAdkc- 1ySfrsR
- rows has resumed her place again n the line be- s
tween here and Mes YORK
steamships cCnprsng th1 ne VII leave New York
for Richmond - fellows, viz
The yorktown. Captain Parrish. every saturday a. p "
The JAMESTOWN Captain skinner, every Tuesday ~ p "
TIE ROANOKE, Captain Couc1 every thursday, a. y n
RETURNING,
hey VIII leave Richmond every Tuesday and Friday At O'Clock
D nd saturdays NJ 0lchlng at Norfolk going aud
inE For further a.ormAuonsaPPly % -
.,01 Opposite Steamers Wharvss.
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NOR PHILAngLPHlA.-I

NOR PHILAnELPugA.-Thc A. No. ,GE7SS,
II sfeaIas'1 DlTY OF RICHMOND, Capt Mitch s-lssss-
en- ready to receive rcsht, aud VIII leave on Alal'
an r,.h Instant atf 1oc'1gs A 81
frsl-h having superior acr1mucdaons, a.
,ryto c p CARDOEA, Agent. Rockets,
~ loo Main street
-, f-bt tax, sh-rsh BY Bea al reduced rslss. and
- .f....r.k seif-2t
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C,HANGE oF. HOI. & oF SEARr- Is,
EoR RALTI,loIsl.---TTy- Ne.eI.Iy -

y y
n Freight nmh Passenger Linz -a.a-s.lasas
Fu Do " ~ STEAMBOAT tbNf1f l.-rhe 50. lingrs
GFu PEABODY Captain Richard PrcHarl, and BELNlDEat,
C.ot Krca leave Richmond Jr Baltimore, every ru-tdy,
Thur ay and Saturday che hCu- 90 70 O'Clock Returning
W .-ve Baltimore the days, thereby enabling shippers
AID passengers have opuortgay Of communication De-
tween po.1ts every other DAY.
o speed comfort and safety, these steamers are ne most So
psror class having been recently ra,ted In the most aP-
proved style.
Passa-e and 'arl e.
Tsss procured either oce N Sock0s slip, opposite
.-S@S- DAVID wN. CUREIE
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TNoR RALTlnoaiE. rhEse Tlmss -.tT....

n A WEsk- POW ATAA STEAMBOAT q M .rc-czzaz-rrlas
PtNy-Th. .ars.GEl PEABODY Capt Rch'd Prtc1ac., s,
res I've rs to-day, MONDAY, and gp 90 y O'Clock, 81, Is
daf. Irs I,.h 'rst
F taken % Boston VIA Baltimore, a. lowest rates, VII great
dssr1.lh
P4sslE. ari Pare ''
plscugls VIZ please De- on lolrd before lz CLOCK ~ A-a
isss - Paass Prosarsl either az ONCE at stsas'
.'1.-r DAVID wM CURRE
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nrARrNE NEws-

PORT OP,RICHHOND, ssp'smberI5.
Haa -lTIl rsssDlTJ o'olOos-svs rss $50; zHs Go
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DOMAIN a. CO.,
Commission Merchants,
sH0CKOE SLIP,
Richmond, Virginia.
CONTINUE 70 give particular attention 70 the Saeot Tooseoo
Wheat Corn, Cotton or ether country Produee'

NOTICE or CO-PAR rNEkSHlP.--LUTHEK
~ LIBBY q Richmond and ABRAHAM BURTON, OF Peters,
burg Va have formed cOpsrneshp under the style OF
BURTON the purpose OF conducting esrOcery3 snip
Chandlcry and Comm ission BusInesSt a. tne 0io
''A ~ LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

THURSDAY, May 3l-6 P. N,
The month closes on a quiet market as well for
money as for exchange and stocks. We hear to-
day of money seeking employment on call, and
seeking il unnecessarily, at Al per cent per AMMAN
A very moderate sum suffices for the wants OF the
stock brokers and jobbers, while the amount which
it is proposed to use in this way is very large
Paper is very scarce First class short paper with
two favorits names can hardly be had at all.
Choice four a six months paper goes readily
at Al 81, five per cent being the usual rule.
The market seems this year to have pursued
a course directly opposite to that which 1t
followed last year; money rose last year from 81
per cent at New Year to per cent on lst Of June
This year it has fallen from 7per cent at New Year
to Al per cent on LIST of June. Exchange also is
much less active than 1t was year ago. Then the
quotations for the best bills on London was ll0t
l. and the bankers were doing handsome business
in drawing against specie; now the same bills can
be bought at 1895 Q I, and the profits on specie
shipments are extremely small-i, indeed, any pro-
1T at all Ia left after freight, insurance and charges
are paid and allowance is made for loss of interest
on the bullion. To-day there was very little done
in exchange. Tomorrow the Bavaria will sail for
Hamburg, and viii probably take small amount
Of gold. On Saturday the Adratic and the Fulton
will take out about the usual weekly average.
The following are the last quotations Of sight ex
change on New York at the cities mentioned the
quotations being in all cases for gold:-