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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07

nR. MARTINI'S CArAMENIAL CoRRAcroR
e. Has had
A TEN YEARS TRIAL,
Which should be sufficient convince every Suffering Woman
OF the great value OF the
CATAME NAL o ORR CTORl
Aud that it is without exception
The Best Medicine before the Public
-For-
All Diseases arising from irregularities Chronic Nervous
Debility, Palpitauon Of the Heart, Vertigo IAzness,
Pains in the kidneys Pains the Email ofth Beck
Pains under the Shoulders Lowness Of Spirits
Iqns9or 1 md md Neryoasnsss ~ Gengrsli;g, bf
fHult alenRtruation, Suspended Men
struation, or Cessation Of the
MenseA,
And almost endless variety of ether diseases
Irregularities superinduee by colds by exerion by
dy for all the primary the disease remove
i and y.a as,I5i Naqre 10 fgs his can he done BY the
TO cure when properly used according TO he directions
and Il fair trial given it.
prepared from the recipe personal super.
ueadence Six lltul Physician number of
years confined It's HIS prvae practice. For e years
That has been before the public has gained for itself posi-
ton that will oon It's rapid Of popularity place
the eciaiS those above enumerated which
| often end in Consumption.
For sale BY most respectable Druggists throughout the
Union and GAnadas
| Price, 81 SO per bottle.
N BWhen happens that Druggist has not tho arti
ora cr,iarJ 80 taea ~
| charge for TRANSFORMATION
Particular directions use, ETC., accompany each bottle
sending their order to Barnes Park New York s. b. Hnnce
Balti1ere Nd; = Wright Co. New Orleans ia + e Wells
BILE Wholesale Druggist in New York or Phladelphia
Sarcn.rs with t,ade PRICES etc. for the Coreetor' and
No medicine placed on commission. -
General Agent for the United States and eanadas
gtT Nptg York
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my2s ly&W

TONAS BROOK Il BROTHERS,
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT 9s.Aer
spool Cotton, zs,5s
White, Black, and all eclora.
Continuing the smootnsss si1k with s.retrh Of Hne
and for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY UNRT.
VAILED For sale by the prncpal houses in New Orleans
and Mobiles and also original by anuacturcr
agent, YIN. HENRY SMITH
anl iy&W 81 and 81 vessy street. New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07

UILL1AksD TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
~ and 10, sails from the rnanufaeto Of Aessr NJ BRUINS
WICK BRO, sgcinna. Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables,
Rrnns~cs Patent guous Cloths Balls Gnes and ai
her trimmings belonging y this line.
All nrdara thankfully fs2tVsG and promptly sttendsa
A. ". MERRIAM,
ali ~ a. Charles BILLIARD Rs1m. ~ u.
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OFFICE or THE BOARD or HgALTH,
New Orleans, July II, 1850
, by the Proclamation of fht

UNION BAHE LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, j uly g. 1900,
R3-At a meeting of the Board this day a
dividend Of FOUR hkEENT declared olt Of the prns
for The Last six months, payable on the 10Th inst.
iva I'm GEO. A. FRERET. Caslisk
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sSRAs. g. NASH, BROKER, AND DEALER In
~ SCRIP, STOCK, NOTES, REAL ESTATE AND Ell
CHANGE.
30. as Carondelat street.
as1 Nv Retween Cnnnnn and aravier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
ea-st Mary,s Orphan Boys asylum, Third

ARSENAL WASHINGTON ARrlLEEY,
3od st90et April y, 1889
ss-Saecfa Ord ers--F'nP tEagIaials sssOH AtEEl-
eiy re erey oraeTed attend punctnsiy Regular Drills
Of Inc Company. on every THURSDAY EVENING, al half
past7 O'Clock. By order of =
j. Is. WALTON, Captain.
Il NJ IsAAesnr Frs Serg,t. Ia2a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07

4g-EerchanVss Lodge No. az, j.. U. u, e..
meets 2 Odd Fellows Hail, every Monday
inE o'cock The following brothers elected Geers
for the present
". Irglng Aoussou N G.. H N. Isaacson, " G.; WIN. Il.
G. King Rec Secretary L. Adam, Per Secretary; r. HaWle
Treasurer jay lE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07

4 NEGROES FOR SALE HAVING RE
moved from Espanade to the Of Baronne and Gre
Nk yer Streets squares of the ST. Charles Hotel
viii keep constantly hand choice lot Of Maryland and
Virginia NEGROES consisting of Field Hands, House Scr
wants Mechanics Cooks Washers aud Ionsrs Seanstresse
all of which will be sold low for cash. time for goes
city a9ceptaRces
se2g If j. n. WILSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-07
As C. f. HATCHER, No. 1876 GRAvIER ST
fA9 New Orleans. Ia j n UURETON. Sunerfntendent

NOTICE -AFTEE SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACED
~ in Other Yards DepoB will not receive them AT Ne l9
Gravier stfest.
lad iF IL UhTCuHR
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EUPARTNERsHIP NcTICEI MR.. EDWARD
" NEWMAN this city, is this day admitted partner in
house. The style Of our firm remains unchanged
A. LEVI& CO.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants,
80 Carondeet street.
New 0rleans, Jan. /, 1860. JAZZ ly
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WASHINGTON, March No. oMse. Tive House
" IA en gagged 70 day on the Sicklcs contested
election case.
S,nars.-Mr. Wilson introduced bill for
tho construction of five steamships for the
suppression of the Aisi lean slave trade on the
coast of Africa, and offered joint resolution
securing the right OF search on the African
coast for the more efYec.ual suppression Of the
slave trade
Mr.. Gwin reported the House bill inviting
proposals for carrying the mail between the
Atlantic AID Pacific on one line, with amend
ments.
MIR. Hunter reported the Consular and Di.
rlomatic Appropriation bill, with amend.
ments.
On motion of Mr.. Sebastian, a resolution
was adopted calling on the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs tor an estimate OF the amount
required TO hold councils with the kiowas
Arapahoes, Cheyennes, and other tribes of In
diaHs.
Mr.. Green introduced resolution (which
lies oyerl for the adjournment of Congress
from April 9oih 10 May 10Th
Mr.. Bragg spoke III opposition to the Fl.ri-
ia Claims Bill.
The Senate then went into Executive Sos
sion. and the subject OF revivng the Nicara-
guam treaty was considered but the res ult. if
is unknown.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
bRRlN OF THE + L l. TO y
Li,tolthe Hun.arians Passengers.

NV YORK, March 2g.-The steamship Full
lou, from Southampton, arrived this morning,
with English dates 20 the .th inst.
fhc Hing u Sardinia agrees 10 the resolu-
Hon proposed by France with regard to the
k9masna but relative u Tuscany, the solu-
u3H ! les definitely replied TO.
Cheyaier BuoneompaCnia had resigned the
Governor Geueralship OF Central Italy
The reported marriage of Piccolomini is de-
bled by the DGbiin papers, i'll which city 1t was
sa.d 10 have ,akrn place.
Hon. Chas. j Faulkner. of Virginia. had
Presented has creden tiais As Minister TO France
from me United States.
The agents Of The hungarian give the fol-
Owing As the nun, Der and names OF those on
bard al The lime that ship left Livrpool
Grew ~ Cq5n PnSstnssrS-J. +. Wilson, Mr..
Baner ard wife, Rev. Jas. Stewart, Mrs.
Woods I. Evans and wife, Allen Cameron,
v Il Croker, Mr. Leslie, Mr.. Talbot aud
vie, Dr SinIengo and wife, MIR. Barry. A .B
'eFua. Mr. Wyatt, Nh. Boltenhouse MI Boil
'-. Nh. Delan> and child, DR.. Barrett, and
: Nash iAe officer i'll charge OF the mails
T-alW.
,>t~ess Passengers from lreens'orn-IIugh
EaailrY, Abraham Tagg, VIM. Coyle, John
ait.aid>Jn, Henry Richardson. I. Allen
T'ro'Ftk thiid, Mrs. 7. Child, Bell Morrison,
l'!1hlId Madden. Robert Martin, Z. A. Bart
e'1 uecfge Shank, George MeDermutt, John
PAlrY, iotn Delaney, VIM. essIev, William
NI-t Nj, hael Lacy, Martin Downes, Fran
's RCha rdsoh Miss Ellen Shehan and Pat
IeA Ac'Iuernn-total Al. Total number of
ps,@j.
COMMERCIAL.
Ii IRFoot., March cotton very duil-Sales
I" liTee days of l4,Ooo bales. All qualities slight
= CONDITIONER qualities dec!i l-l6h = -
h'Ienesfef market closed quiet but STEADY. ex-
EN taTns, which We're IN some cases slightly
Hver
t'ef,irHs slightly lower + lonr dali and easier,
tj' ret qnotahly changed W heat quiet and
sFH- Red Is a los. ID; white los. Cd u l2s Corn
- declining tendency, anU Is Sd a6d lower
~ IA rs nd u 81. I'd
tiaf ,toHS.-Beei quiet-holders offer freely
n ,loT no disposition to press sales. Pork
5Hy Bacon quiei and steadv. Lard nrm. Su-
"sust Coffee cuil. Rice quiet
nm Store. -Turpentine steady at 36s. Rosin
'.HF, - as. ID
t"lsois 9iisagis.
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AUCTION 1AfDa.
FUTURE DAYS.


Z HsS fSf q tNios Aiit1g, y'1sss q )
Of bsksr W. Baker. Sc: the undersigned Special
the vi ,h g.: 81, c G%G slsh @ Al
!sass: sens t"s is1s,ss |: isss tss .1s u
turnpike, running back 100 feet to 0. A. Streckcrs
property, with small framed House. &C., ther eon
months, for nesotiate note, interss added, with
good snaorssr ane title retainsd Taxes fl f: 1850
the purchaser 70 ra'' cDs ZAP c W nAw:
Sale by Goppls Il Arrss ssS.. Aiicts. i%,h -
H0HSE AND Lot FOR SALE ON
n SSsf 81 $AhHSEs 9Fh n 1ssT FaEr fkSM
for small family " haSns or soa
Tns s"s bic for sT"eery eesncs
e Il nn css m at tie
same tlme.) will furnish TO the DIV sling rich gar
den spot, produce lot for cows and small dairy
may be had soon. If desired.
TsKas. One fourth cash; balance at and IL
Tor neg GSf S';s' AF SIe Au
F. MAsch sndsIs,s me ned, exec
proyisio's OF the will of the testatrlS. will sci! 1t
pnol.c anctlon. ON the premises, on WGDNESrc
a not The next tar DAY G par. Of .as real
estate of which the test,trlx died seized VIA A
an S na.sh ssf O hS sn
store, fronting 3 feet, running back on Burrows
street les feet, together with old framed build
property is IN the central. business part of the
town, and isvery dssrah, located
TERMS. One fourth cash; baia.'ce at g u and 10
months. for bonds hearing interest, secured ny
trust deed The taxes for 1860 TO he pad hy the
Executor of NANCY CLARKE MAYO, decd.
Sale by GoDpiN Il APrERsoN. Aucts. lmh 10
T. S:-Immediately after the foregoing sale, will
be sold most beautiful LOT at the corner of De-
catur and Jones streets, fronting 1872 feet the
North SIDE OF the former, and running back on the
sold at the risk ard of the former purchaser,
who has failed to comply with the terms o: sale.
IEEMs. -One-i 'urth cash; balance at ard II
title retained TIL all the purchase money Is pad
Inc taxes tor 1888 to I've paid by the purchaser.
NH n IT, x A., Aucts
Cow NERS' SALE or REAL
~ ESTATE IN MASGHESTE On THE
As Comm,ssioners appointed by a decree Of the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield. pronounced at the
October tern, 1850 in the case of Patteson. &c,
Ss ss p'"sefF s"t the
18Th April. 1860. at ocock z. M. If far: # not.
the next fair day one half of HALF-ACRE LOT.
residence Of DR.. Samuel a Pa,teson. at the corner
oil Hun aEd Barney streets. fronting about 52,s
on the Ea.: EIDE df Barney street, and e6 fact on
dwelling on the Lot. two wooden and orc brick
| the latter Of which Is occupied by DR.. WeIrl-
ger an office.
ERMs.-Enough in cash to defray expenses of
sale balance IN equal instruments of o. u and Is
mont hs for bonds bearing interest. with sood per-
s"nsl secnrty, and title retained TIL the further
order o. th1 Court Tie taxes for 1861 to he paid
EoS 8 Il f : HHEArA,{ com'rs.
Sale conducted by GopDlN X APrERsoN. Auct's.
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LITERATURE.
TIE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY
Is THE

SOUTHERN FIELD AND PRESIDE,
Published at Augusta, GeoTgia.
II IS OF the same si7s as me NEW YORK lfnc Err
Southern readers. The most distinG nshed rrtfsrS
q the SSoafh are anon. l;s contributors, Its col
umns illustrate the capacity Oi the South to
tam literature 81 her oicH.
The Agricultural Department is edited with
marked scientific and pIactic Il ability.
pan ei address iAMfs GARDNER, Frorrietor
TRIMS -SzOOayear in advance;
Single copies can lie purchased oil l.. l.. SMITH,
is2 Van STREET; Rshm r., ., Va s-ss,
to receive subscriptions. mh 20-d3t&cw2tt
VACANT LOTS FOR sALE.-Three LOTS,
' OF hve acres each. situated between the resi-
sa Of P Tie anf as Ts bs;
well located for market garden, or for a pleasant
home Tor persons wishing to move out OF town
from the city. and in growing neighbnrhood:-
They offer an opportunity 10 improve to suit the
taste and convenience OF purchasers.
Also. one LOT at the corner of franklin and
Laurel streets On former E horse ot) 70 feet on
For terms apply to GoDp!N Il ArpERsoX: or to
fe 22-3tawts LIS so UIRE.
GREAT BAKGAINS ~ DIZZY GS0nS,
STREET.--Now open, well selected stock of
fresh Spring and Sumrs4T supply OF Fancy Dry
able to offer 10 nv friends and the public in gene
ral, good and cheap bargains IN goods as can he
bought in this city. All my friends and ersion ets
will find II To their advantage to give me can.
have en- hand y very fine and fashionatie assoIt-
men: of Plain. FiguIed and Fancy Dress Goods;
sh tinss, shcetIngs and Hcsery, Of all kings; =
Tabie cloths, Nsrkn s and towels; fine
Hdkf..; Corsets of the best quality All ask is to
give me es fHa EIrfbsSsR # No. Broad
~ sToRE. No. 81. MAIN sTREET:-We take
leave TO inform the Ladies of Richmond ana VEIN.
ns;. that as We "st q bsE 'fi
P PKs S6 MSnmS and La
Many years Of experience and connections with
the st Wholesale houses in this ccantry viii en-
S Ss and 'f sss our f'''k zYF rs 9xfs
n o1EMBER, REMEMBER. that at JA-
coz and stock Of Dfs Goods
following lots Of goods al Of wh,eh an BE s as at
s nnSia Cd Linen Hdkis at 50 cts. worth eio Gias.
Linen HdLs al 3 cts worth % s lS p Ris s;s
zee" o csmSre Bands At Is 81 and cts. worth sio
and 81 2s 6ne Swiss Collars at Is cts worth 81 g;
TX and % cts; no. Cling ham At ~ q. per yard
so ss. Hnoe sits alb Ss priso Bs.r IL
that the above mentioned store - the place iof of
gains.
Ii THE CASH STORE OF PERklEsA co; No,
Ni Eagle fsusre.-Beyt B1eached Domestic st
sd; best 4 do 60 At 10 cts; good = do. do at 6d
bsst Engi..h ard AMERICAN Csiicoss IT II cents;
Prom tho srs.s action ssIss in New Yorh !..t
week Ike iolIcwing 80 pieces Dress Silks at s7,ac.
and Si worth 81 tOs Foalsrd silks q ~ very
~ 4 xiais IT o. and Is, chesp;. ~ pisces ~
French BTilliants ct d.; Cambria Sets 1t u =,
.nrth 12 Very LARGE stock Of Drsss tiOOds tor the
80 ~ ri sea sou tOVaY than retaied tH(1re.
PERkihE h co , Mn. III Easte square
"a m RG.-AN iGxss Adamanl ard Tai 4
''s """N MASSIE l. gLEASANTS.
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"fnble Massacre CT Indians in Oregon.
81 Louis, March 2U.-The overland mail,
I'm San Francisco 10 the 18th ult., has ar
uret
"'lcrs from Oregon state that the Indian
.'As's on The Eel river had been attacked ST.
Enormously by the whites, and over 300 In-
'a" hen, women and children massacred. In
~e {! NE villages not n soul was left alive.
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Fatal ReilcOHtrp.

., 'hrl EesoA CITY, Mo, March 1s.--A street
,ssOu".ef occurred yesterday afternoon be-
zen James Hughes, deputy warden Of the
r' ~ hliary, and Mr.. DosieI, formerly "a
ma sSaa al the prison, resulting in Ike almost
n-S death OF both. The cause was AN
s.aslHdg5 aggravated by recent political diff
'tLtes. Bc:h leave families
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BY Thos. w. keesee, Auct.,
(Oftice corner 18th and Cary stYcets.)

nGaRl< EXTENSIVE SALE OF RICH.
G14E MONp- MADE CARRIAGES. ROCK
.s.x~..A..-,-AWAYS. BAROCCHES,. BuGGIES,
scriber, having to remove from his present place
Of business, will sell, on WEDNESDAY. March
Is. commencing at IL O'Clock. on Broad, between
9Th and 6th streets. his stock of
RICHMOND MADE CARRIAGES,
consisting In part Of
Four and rix-seat CARRIAGES,
Four and twO-seat ROcKAWAYS,
Four and two seat BUGGiES,
Two second hand CARRIAGES, fnesriy new, }
Second hand BAROCCHES and RUGGlES,
Spring WAGONS, with amt without tops.
Tho above work 10 all Of the best quality, and
warranted the usual time.
TERMk.-For all sums under $780, cash over
that amount, months' credit. for approved neso-
table paper. GEORGE +. SMITH.
Sale conducted By TRos. w. kKxsEx, Auct'r. .
NH Is
ADOITIONAL.-Willb 10 added to tho above sale,
Concord built WAGON, superior To any wagon
ever offered for sale in this city the eMne! having
no use for il, THO6. w. KEESEE,
mn ID AuetiQnear.
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.,s. S,hlRk, n. y, March i9.-Naviga ton is
,1+' y y "een this and the Western ports of
.,,.,. tie. The New York and Erie Railroad
forI oS"ego, from Cleveland, and New
Mn ron Toledo. arrived yesterday 4. NJ,
s.es,, e.N s3cs Q! corr, pork and flour. The
G. Oi.an ieit AZ tie same time for Tole-
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- "'moeratic National Convention.

Man, HS"foA, March 2o.-The Democratic
ID, o.. l. ave Committee is considering
artroppiirty Of holding meeting for the
l0rs q, y. conierring with the hotel proprie-
5asrya. NisFieston in relation TO the high
sioa. sr a"u IN order 10 settle their appTehen-
tasmad.'o he incapaoity OF Charles ton TO &C.
'f unexpected throng OF visitors.
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T7wO OMNIBUssEs FOR sALE.-Tv

TWO OMNIBUSSES FOR SALE.-Two
i strong, second hand OMNIBUSSES may be
purchased upon moderate terms from MARCEL
LUS HICKS, at the American stables; They are
dete ten persons conveniently. They may he seen
at the American stables, on 10th street.
NH l6-lw
GLOVER SERBS bushels strictly prime
GLOVER SEED to % SSMis S for
NH i9-lw Corner Cary and Virginia SITS.
THAT'S so: THAT'S SO: :-There is an
an old 81, ing, that what every body says must
be 60, and while sometimes every body may err,
yet as q geaerai rule the saving - correct. Now,
s sYt.ts sTTEAS-REFiNEb CRUSHED Hsn D So
GAR CANDIES, pronounce them the Very best
they ever saw ,o A. =, ;, nasT1a sonssgasnce the
who have not bought it, would say, come and get
package, large OF small. SHd sr} 'thoss,rrv
Five story building, No 80 Main st.
SPRiNe AMP s SKINNER sI TO- F9R
STAPLE ss and Fancy Dry GOODS. which in style,
variety and cheapness cannot bs surpassed in this
making their purchases IL we'll vogth the attention
Of all ia want Of the most fashionable Dress Goods
Double Jups. seven aud nine Flonnced Robes; the
greatest VARIETY o. Em ,h :1e and
Mantcs and Paras0is; the best stock OF DOmostics,
of III we'll known msnufactosias. end nasuy other
oood. too na%eroSs g. ar liant: from
;ssn sss, o S:Sa ;s sS S:Ss
THE COPAHINE.-Thi.ia 4 German pTep3.
] ration. and sura and effective eure tnr Con-
o flora Diseases. - very p.easnet tn take, aald
'ae' anu tue ''"Sa'L L. WAGSEk. D.assiss.
Corner Oh and bIOad streets.
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Ter SonhIa ANs, March 20.-The steam propel-
Il. c IsAaS, with a valuable cargo. WAS lost on
le.. I'd h.r ol HE 18th, in heavy gale. She
her s,e.,i, saiis, but The propeller prevented
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NOrthfrn M0rkcts

NKw YORK. March e,'h Cation nnchsnyed.-
Flour arm outhern ab - q So TO- Wheat droop-
.sasoc. Pork heavy-mess Sl7 81. prime sit.5O
Whskey dull Al 2tc Other articles unchane ed.
Stocks. NJ the Second Board, firm and active. Vlr-
glnia 6's 93I.
Sales IN New York, February 70. of 81 500 Viz
q S3&
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kyvfETEE ~ sHaf ~ tHHE EFR. II gAE Al,

NOAU.-Puf0W1nf 70 The PF0Vl6IOn1 OF deed Of
trust from VIM. H. Tyler and wife, To the under
.aEnsd, a. the resaest Of the beneficiary in said
April. 1850, commencing Il u o'cOck. seil d The
highest taddss. The tract Of LAND. 0nveySd 6v
seres: This tract Of Land 10 on the Virsinia Can
t.sl Railroad asd ssd;cias the land. Of. John =,
T. PART OF the tract Of land Atsy hclossiSs@ 10 -
TERus.-Cash viii b resaisad for N mnch ~
VIII " aeeesearS 10 pay The eokte of sale rec,.rT
m sari sse'i -, and tn discharge the dsh, re-
cu cut, ~ sad deed AZ I" The residas, the terms
viii " made known on tho day of aaIe '''
SSsSs" H. Y. OO6WELt, Trustee.
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Trial Of Wmi,.

te murd.r I ~ Si 2t.-The trial of Land, for
.Dahiy, Va fiannegan in Princess Anne
i9f he ds,s a l. Progressing. Ex.Goy. Wise.
VI si chang, mao" M powerful speech in n.
e' Va venue, but il WAS refused
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OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER,

March Itth. ISUl. {
PROPOSALS will he received at this office until
lso'c.ock NJ, on WEDN rs DAY next, the 2lst
INST for bul Hiding GRANITE CULVERT.3 by s
feet in the clear on Dock street. from the West
line OF Pearl street down to Peach street thence
down Peach street to the river, just below the
Snip Lock; Also, for another GRANITE Cut
VERT on Nam street, by feet in the clear. ex
all the necessary entrances to the same
Proposals viii! also he received for BRICK Gull
VERT Oh 5ili street from the Marshall street CnI-
vert to point about ha!fWa y between fSroai ind
Grace streets; and a'sn for another BRICK Gull
VERT on 9th street, from the Marshall street Cul.
vert II Pink Alley thence up SAID Alley to point
about halfway in the square. Plans and specifi
cations can he seen. and all necessary information
cation at the office of the undo rsgned.
NH It'd w. GILL, City Eng ineer.
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vessel Burnt hv Uh.x

UkTON M, " HfSHtHtHSs
olarl4slu, At"tch 1.-THE bark Martha, from
va s,,nu p.ntine and rice. valued nj S;5 6Ul
bun, and oy lightning on The 18th inst
DAY IT,. sunk TIE crew arrived here to,
aug vessel was owned in Cbarleston.
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salea hs yns ssn
to inform ms friends and acsuaintanceS beth q
town and country, that he has opened LUMBER
hand fsas al KIND: 81 81 HS H AsfR
able i terms ms lie Sim v. W. ". WEiLs.
L A. J. KUHN, hose claims have been thor
lied to pa, by decree of the Circuit Court of
the sss Of trustee as Ss Kahn
Roberts guardian VS.. Kuhn, ct ais. and Ia, lor
vs.: kuhns admir-, &c Will please call on me for
NH 2o~iw* Special Commissioner
nISsOLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP, AND
H. SALE OF STOCK OF GOoDs.-The firm of
day dissolved. and their entire stock Of x,ods;
sls,ing OF = large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES,
will he sold at their store. at auction on FRIDAY,
the aIh inst commencing at ii ciocki A No
ROCkLAND LIME.-We are daily expecting
~ as ss of I frsh RocKa d which
Pitch, 0AKEUM, s ara : General assortment Of
chanas1S LIBBY Ship
NH 0-4t Corner 10th and Cary streets.
CPRlNG GOODS. = Now openin. my usual
nisSins Goods Rsfrss, a.ors; w Water ceeIs4s;
Shower baths and other bathing apparatus; Wire
fancy goods. Purchasers will please call Mt the old
established stand, lT Main street.
COT TU Err n IMPORTATION or GENU.
- me HAVANA CfGARS.--We have lust re-
oeived another supply. direct from our Southern
agent, Of those superior COnchas. Resalias and
London sizes, which we can confidently recon-
mend 40 being the most superior and full favored
Cigars ever brought + F rs 9oH Tssfs, BRO
Druggists, lis Main street
I ATOUR SALAD OLIVE have now ia
l. store a supply Of this pure and sweet Salad
Oil. imported 10 our own o -ter. Also, Enxnsh
P. JOHNSTON 4 BRO. Druggists.
uyOOTH KUSH rs. We are IN receipt Of an
/ assortment Of English Silver Wired Tooth
Brushes, OF superior quality; thistle. warranted
not to pull out. r. JOHNSTON BRO,
TU1T KECEIvED-A fresh supply Of Cootine
u and Flsvoring Extracts; also different kinds Of
Spices. ground and not kfoan9' yiaS9 Tc ESsHsrans
's"' ' broad street. above eth
DEF TONGUEE.-6 boxes choice Beef
ID renrIeA, landing and for sale ~
T3UTTER = ~ packages chnies Family Butter.
- ''''''"' ~ '' MXSsIE &PLEASANTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-21

NOTlCE.-Mr. H. C. g. II NORMAN is
authors Aed as my agent to axe lease from
the trustee of Mrs. ZIMMERMAN, of that part Of
the Roslin estate, in Chesterfield, adjoining the
city of Petersburg, which has been recently pur-
chased b. said trustee, and carry on business at
that place embracing the sale of LAGER BEER
and REFRESHMENTS generally, the mannfac-
ture and sale Of CIGARS, the keeping of TEN
PIN ALLEYS, BAGATELLE BOARD, and other
like means Of amusement and RECREATION for the
public, in buildings To he erected for &at purpose.
He authorized TO make purchases on my
count, for cash only. JOHN DOES.
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