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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-26
Harvard University.

This is Oldest University in the Union The
N. Y. Worid gives the following statistics OF the
! L.. i. Z roco
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.EceFs.

$6ss, 100 90 $734277 90
rota Assets 1855 1854 SO
Lidbit&t&ee:
Unadusted Losses, (estimated). .....,,. se4847 Y
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For the Kenosha TELEGRAPH.
/" The man that hath not music in himself
Nor 1s not moved with concord of sweet sounds
Is MT for treason, stratagems and spoiIs;
The affections of his mind are dark as Erebus;
Let no Snch man be frnsfeh ~
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Ties, ana ineeeqste cannot clash nnaess thar b
identical. All reprsssIve laws are sou,lded
upon this we'll known principle. How can
nations. or communities, or men, fall out when
tne'r interests never lead them into collision
Regarded Ia this light. nothing ought 70 be 30
harmonious as this Union. The people BE-.
longing to its opposite sections, have occupa.
uons a. opposite ~ the quarters in which they
reside--one sec ton raises everything that the
other wants, the othsr maaulactures every.
thing that the other requires The eternal
laws Of supply and demand should, and but
for the arts Of demagoguee would, keep them
eternally on the best terms with each other
or these, the chief because the most artful. ia
Senator SEWARD. We have read his late
speech with great care. While he Is evident
ly cautiods not to enunciate the irrepressible
conflict in broad terms, seeing the fatal conse-
quences to which 1t has already led, we can
not observe that he recants anything he ever
said before On the contrary, he seems to ex.
press eegnate idea, under a new form.
when he speaks of the struggle between the
labor States ard the capital States-that is. be-
tween the Northern and the Southern sections
OF the Union. Unhappily for him and his argu-
ments and differences, it is not necessary to ar.
ray the two sections against each other, in or
der to obtain an illustration Of what is meant
by the war between labor and capital. That
war Is raging at his very doors, and its char
acter Is that OF a civil war. Let him settle
that II he can, before he disturbs himself about
the war of the sections.
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Telegraph from EurODe tn Amcr;.,

0PH iToH EUROPE 10 America.
The New York Democratic Nsux learns h,
private letter from St. Petersburg. that III,
project for telegraph, proposed by the Anne
rican Consul to the Amoor country. p. McD
COLLINS, Esq. from Moscow to San Francisco
mas been presented to the Uirectorin. chi.
OF ways OF Communication, Gen. CHEFrKrx
who has laid the whole subject baforo w.
siberian Committee, because, as the nroioc,
Is 10 eject Siberia, it must pass thronph q,
under their sanction. "a
PUBLIC opinion is said to be yery favorable
10 the project. From the mon tn of the Amoor
10 San Francisco the distance is about five
thousand miles-all, with a very small frac
ton, by land. If submerged cables shall he
used when practicable, the distance will be
very much reduced. Persons high in autho.
rlty, says the Necs, think that the line should
be made by submerged cables, but Mr.. Col.
LINs adheres to his projected land route. via
Behring's Straits, or as near to that point as
may be, and to the least possible use of sinh.
merged cables, looking to cheapness. readi.
ness Of repair, and security against loss of
submerged cables. The surveys are going ON
in Siberia on the part Of the Russian Gov.
Capt. RoMANoFF, of the Engineers
who was dispatched last summer to survey
the line east of Irkoutsk, most probably 70.
turned to st. Petersburg, to make his report.
during the month of February.
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Anlong theAflls passed by IN Senate yester.
day. was one amending the charter Of the
Traders Bank Of the city Of Richmond also,
one providing for the sale into slavery Of ne
gro convicts employed on the Public Works,
under certain circumstances; and the House
bill Incorporating the Southern Savings Bank
of the city Of Richmond. The bill increasing
the salary of the Auditor Of Public Accounts
was rejected; also. bill for hiring out, binding
A. apprentices and enslaving certain free ne
groes also, bill providing that the railroads
In which the State is interested shall encour-
age home products and man ufactures. Adverse
reports were returned TO the petition fyr an
improvement in the military system of the
State, and for publishing work on Military
Tactics, by Majsr GILLIAN, ON State account.
In the House the general appropriation bill
was passed, and the tax bill considered at the
morning and evening sessions. The bill in
cooperating the Richmond Street Railroad
was passed, with an amendment, so as to give
the Council power in the matter
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Us
New Law Of Divorce i'm Now York

The New York Express says that a bill
which 1t calls bill Of denominations. has eons
to third reading in the Senate of New York
which opens wide the door tor separating man
and wife, and puts New York in the same
category of loose morals with certain other
States which authorize divorce for causes Of
the most trivial character. In addition to the
only cause of divorce under the law AS il
stands-adultery-the new enactment degrees
separation where either party shall have de.
serted the other for the space Of three wears.
or failed to perform the duties imposed bv
such relation. Another cause is, "cruel and
unusual treatment"-the bill says, repeated
instances Of cruel and inhuman treatment"-
ior ONE year, $50 as to greatly impair the
health, or endnnger the life of the other party.
'neleoy rendering it unsafe to live with said
parry but this only applies to five year resi-.
usnS. And, lastly, "habitual drunkenness
.v' '1tee years." contracted after marriage /.
..ew'se cause" Upon investigation. there
ON, =, ~. reason 70 doubt that, In nine cases
90" a. o. ton. the parties who viii reap the h.ns.
~ o. lnis enactment will be those wno 5000
~ SHOWN TO BE- among the sinnine. rathsr sn t...
the sinned against. se1a'ss man
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The Charleston Convention.

The New York Herald urges change Of
place from Charleston to New York. 1t wants
the inn keepers Of Gotham to have that five
dollars day. 1t says that Charleston cannot
accommodate five thousand persons, unless it
sent them to the cabins Of the negroes. The
Herald does not know much of Charles ton, or
it would make no such absurd statement. 1t
says the charges in Cincinnati were as high as
ten dollars per day, and many of the poor
loafers who went there found it difficult to
get back again. Charleston being still farther
from New York, the Herald fears that some of
those who 60 there from that State will never
rptnrn
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NOrtf,prm EIeCtiOnS

The South has no encouragement and can
derive no consolation from the elections at the
North since the events of last fall. The Union
meetings of the large cities have not exerted
the influence that ought to have flowed from
them. The last instance in proof of this is the
election in New Hampshire for Governor,
which has resulted in the election of the Black
Republican nominee by over fee thousand ma
jority. The majority of that party at the last
gubernatoral election was 1924. The Sec
tional party, therefore, has gained probably
two thousand in the State of New Hampshire.
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Southern Merchants Going North.

A Charleston merchant who lately visited
New York, was treated with unusual consid-
Grafton His entertainers condescended to ac-
cept from him large profits upon his pur-
chases, and even extended their hospitality to
his servant, whom they would not permit to
return with their master. We commend this
case to the consideration of other Southern
merchants. Let them stop at Richmond,
where they will not be heeced in their business
transactions by day, nor plundered of their
property by night.
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AHNIVFU,
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner, New York
mdze. and passengers. Ludlam X Watson.
steamer George Peabody, Pritchard Baltimore
mdze and passengers, ID. & w. CurrIe.
Schr. Olivia. -, Eastern Shore. oats. Mill
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown. Skinner, N. York mdze
ard passengers, Ludlam Il Watson.
Steamer virginia, Kelly Philadelphia, mdze. and
passengers. H. r. futile.
Steamer George Peabody. Pritchard, Baltimore,
Schr. Emma Jane. Phillips. Baltimore, mdze,
W. D. Coquitt Il Co.
Schr. Elizabeth and Elenor, Lay ne, Alexandria,
in ballast.
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Tha s,.~.n a AastrtAn Alliance.
between these powers are coutrsd,.,., .'nance
OF the Parts Journals deny that m sn.. oeme
nas oesn contaminated. Il Is admitted.
however, that tho old friendly relation. b.
tween the two powers have bean rsaswsd., Il
y significant In this coaaAxion, that the Rus.
siaa slnhassadOr at Turin has inGornad Oount
CAvoU1thattt would BE- the assumption OF
. gvsat ssspousteiiity By Sardinja for her %
annex tho Italian dnchi~s ~ 4 moment when
ND other Powers Of Earope are exsruns
.hsnsslyss ststAnsxsDv v 1rsssrYsrvssS.
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DIED.

Yesterday. about : o'clock. sTERLING CLAI.
BORNE, son Of DR.. Robert r. and Mile r. Cole
man, aged 3yssrs months and n days. ! Z. ! -.
The funeral will take place from Grace Church
Rev. Mr.. Bakers this evening It I O'Clock. The
friends of the family are invited 70 attend.
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srA1 IERD.
aEsxN

On "Wednesday evening, l4th instant: by- Rev
NJ, eter; Of Grace Church. AT. WM. T. TRUE.
the late Germain DeiaFue, all Of this city.
n.Washlnston Star and States and Union please
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MA-Gas! Gas! GaS!!!-Our supply Of Gas
CHANDELIERS. PENDANTS, BRACkETTS.
FORTABLES. &c. being very la rye and complete,
we are DESTROYS to reduce it. Persons in want OF
such goods Will consult their interests by giving us
a call before purchasing elsewhere as we are de-
termlned to sell them lower than any other house
in the city. STEBBlNS & PTTIEN
NH l5-3t No. I0l Broad street,
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ma PHoTOGRAPHs and Ambrotypes surpassed by
none in the world, from the ,sma llest up to life
those executed at REFS Mammoth Gallery. AS
Main street. Copies taken from old Daguerreo-
types and Ambrotypes. enlarged to any desired
size, and warranted perfect. Prices range from
rs cents TO $50. NH Its
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PAssENG Frs ARRIVED PER STEAMSHIP JAMES
TOWN, SklNSER. MASTER, from New York.
2 brothers, n: Behrend, W. G. Martin, ". G..
Ives, w. l.. Blakey. Jas. w att J. Winslow, Miss
f. Egbert, and steerage.
=, Also from Portsmout h.--Chas. Buckley, Thomas
Ferrill. J. NJ. Pullen, JAS Collins, Jr.
r. Passed ship Alexander; also ship Senator, at
Goose Hill Flats, IN tow Of steamers Jas. Gray
and VIM. Allison.
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IA He lmbold'S Extract of Buchu--For
diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy
etc.
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu, for Nervous
and Debilltated Sufferers
,,HkLMBQLD'S Extract of Buchu, for Loss of
Memory, Loss of Power, Dimness of Vision,
Difficulty OF Breathing, Weak Nerves and uni
veIsai LaSstude OF the Muscular 5, stem.
tressing ailments, Distractions Irregularities. and
all diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and whether ex-
s;ing IN male or female, from whatever cause
standing. nv" WIS
81 q bottle SIX bottles for IS.
FISHER r. WINSTON,
Wholesale Agents, No. LIS Main street.
NH l4-6t
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BOARDING

ROAkDANG.-lw viii have vacan, o. a.,
thIy month a pleasan, ROOM. , IVA .a' u
accommodated. "SHOT -TOWn e ERS "a
Grace street, I'd door above ST. Paul. cihOt &
ROARDING.-Ih have comfor..hl. De-.
~ can accommodate two geni'smsMuo VAs {
wiTes, or several single gentlAnen 80. and 10
and LODGlNG. Terms moderate VIVA 5oas
NH 9-7tt Corner F,nsS NhSBrT
pa z X HOUSE. u
Gentlemen will find the beat of acsom mA%
with every effort for the comfort Of soonimoda,oa
DER not exceiled in the United States '"' Lar
NH 3-6m I = u AMER
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NEW BOOKS.


THE HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF
Received by A. NORRIS. 81 Main lam st. WV hi'''
WILD SPORTS OF THE SOUTH: or Camp fires
Of eth; the Evsrsiades. By Charles Whitehead
NO LIE THIEVES. A Tale. By the author o,
Charley Burton" The Broken Arm" &C..
GSNsipERATIoN OF THE SERMON ON
IHE MOUNT, By Daniel H. Hill. Superin-
THE MARBLE FAUN; or, the Romance Of
Monte Benz, BY Nathaniel Hawthorne, author
pARo III hst'aT SyGi e g
TIL PicKWIcK PAP APE R'' By Chs as b;cSens
\, Hdus @h,n edition 2yo!s., $3.50;
mAkh MoB III or. the Button Necklace; 30c
WILLIE AND NELLIEi or. Stories about my
. CaRareS. By Cousin Sarah SOC.
MAN. MORAL AND PHYSICAL; or. the inGn
ence OF Health and Disease on Religious Ex-
peflence. By the Rev. Joseph Jones, D. b.;
THE HISTORICAL. BOOKS OF THE HOLY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Esther. With a en-
zeal and explanatory Commentary. By the
The Esc cR HHeff o q IL BY
THE d H:Is Fl POPULATION. further sup
ply. 2vols.; 50. NH l6-2t
GET THE BEST:
A DICTIONARY or THE ENGLISH
By JOS. E. woRcEsTER. IL. D.; 70, al octave.
For sale by r' %Es ~ JOHNSTON.
Publishers Booksellers and Statoners,
ND 145 Main street.
mh l6-lt
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EANew Stock Of
SPRING DRY GOODS!
fEEIDMAS

THOMAS D. QUARLES Il SONS.
223 Broad Street.
we have received our entire stock Of GOODS
adapted to the Spring sales, to which we invite the
attention OF the friends and patrons of the late
concern OF CRENsHAw, QUARLEs Co. WewilI
sen our foods at the lowest prices and on the
usuai credit time to prompt paying customers Our
stock consists of all the new STYLES that are ont
this season, IN Ladies, Gents. Misses, Boys
Housekeeping and Servants GOODS, and we shall
continue TO add to our assortment all the new de-
signs that appear in MARKET to present at all
times a new and elegant selection of Goods.
NH IL st THOS. d, DfJARIES & SONS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Rocks Good amaritan.-

NJ KOck' eiOOd samaritan
KHEU MATisM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEC "a AIISM, NEURALGIA, &c.
certain cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia SpIalns
Stiffness OF JOINTS, &c is confidently offered to tile
public. ~ ~
Read the following enthusiastically a specimen
OF the large number on hand
CHARLES CITY COUNTY, Va, NJ arch 9Th 1850
MIR. RoCK-Dear SIr:-The bottle of Good Sa
marian bought Of you, has entirely cured me of
my RhsRWatlSm, with which have been suffer
ing for nearly three years. 1t is the only thing
that has ever done me any good. | hope that any
body that Is suffering viii use 1t.
Most respectfully, JOHN H. Buck
RICHMOND, Feb End, 1850,
Mr.. w. L.. R0CK-Dear ir:-Having suffered
considerably for several weeks with stiffness in
my knee, feel under many obligations to YOU for
having rendered ME a bottle of your very valuable
ointment, called the Good Samaritan. used it. and
IT seemed TO act like a charm upon the affected
limb. give Won this statement because think
you ous ut to know how much good on may do your
fellow man by placing your medicine before the
pubc: r. s. MOORE.
NJ Price SO cents per bottle and for sale by
MlLLSPAUGH Il JOHNSTON, Main st,
MEADE & BAKER, Main st.
J. 4: PEARCE CO., Broad ST.
J. w. GARLlCk, Franklin st.
w. PETERSON. Main ST.
C.S. DAWSON, Main st.
J. w. FRAYSER, 18th st.
W. y. SNELLiNGS, Church Hill.
. ga NO charge made IN of failure, after a
fnrriaf according 70 directions.
NH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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lvl THOS r. PRICE CO

MARCH 16TH.-
WI THOS. X. PRICE CO.
Arc now getting in, and will receive regularly
three times each week. their supply Of Ell. EGANT
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. To
which they invite the attention of their frieneis
and the public. Just opened
ELEGANT COLOREb SILKS, GONE VERY
ESSIfSH sEREGEssl III G re NVn AaTErY.
ORGANIZES. JtcONETS. LAWNS, &c. -
BOMbAZINES. MOURNING SILKS, and 9TH
Ek MOURNING GOODS. =.
LINENS, IMPORTED DIRECT, y GREATDAR-
LAC sETTs. COLLARS. GLOVES. HOSIERY,
In PLANTATION and sERvANrs GOODS
they have . very large stock. all Of which viii DO
sold at the very lowest rates. ct wholesale or retail
nh 1S-6t THO6. 4. PRICE & CO.
MIGHT SCHOOL VlRGINIA MECNAN.
~ ICS' INSTlTuTE.-The closing exercises of
tn,s School Tl take PlHes a the hall Of the lnst
O'Clock NJ. There vii: 10 addresses dsilvsred by
sxsyf SSE1s q TIE SCHOLARS, Rev; pr; REAP And
81 0n beha Of the Institute three silver medals
- lire ct tie scholars Tor their eooA behavior,
sbSsesa in atte9daace Aqd pso1cisncy il
l1i iissiNsfEsjy , Esss: e s.
$, m. ,.- I; BY SoSWE EEs. slss sti i I.
KIM r 1.s... a
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b. Large and Attractive Supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN Il FOX

b. Large and Attractive Supply OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN Il FOX.
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening during the past two weeks
and are now prepared to offer, a complete assert
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many
large lots of Foreign Goods, which will be sold at
prices mnch lower than those Of former seasons -
We mention few only OF the most attractive ar
tlcles: "
English BEREG Els, in immense variety;
Eng lish and French BEREGE ROBES; to 10
VOLANTS; " "
very large assortment of SILKS, of every VA
rety OF style at Is to 30 per cent. below the cost
French Printed JACONETs and ORGANIZES.
TRAVELING-DRESSG GOODS, Of every descrlp-
Spring bELAINEs and CHAILIEs;
French and India FOULARD SILKS some on
tirely new and handsome designs
Our stock of Domestic Staple Goods has never
been more extensive.
NEGRO CLOTHING, of every grade
Amongst the last named, we would call the sne
cal attention OF buyers to some very large lots of
Virginia and Georgia Plain and Striped OSNA
BUKuS, and a large variety of other articles of
Southern manufacture.
BREEDEN FOX
mn I1-4WI 2l7 Broad street.
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m Southern Sewing Machine

HA Southern Sewing Machine
MANUFACTORY.
SEWING MACHINES
!, ARRANGEMENTS are being made to manuiacture
the above justly celebrated Machines in Richmond
va. They are unrivaled in point of simpIioitv'
beauty OF hnlsh, and their perfect adaptation 10
CURED. Wv 10 ie
They are gotten up in various styles, ranging in
The above Machines are on exhibition for the
present at CornthIan Hall. d ain street and at the
Od Dominion Ofice, in Belvin's row Opposite
Bank st Richmond. JOHN n. I. ESffESlRR'
NH 9-tu2p) ILL.,
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+ fscM ~ 4 sOns tA0ssaud = EDAN PO0TD,
thes, Ia iots =, !. .oet ~ lenxth Twill d,sp0ae II
maH"H scfssr Fsh aid Teas6ls ssfssl,,
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ia Encourage Home Mnmuiacture.-The
reasons why We should SEMpLk'S INFAL-
LIBLE BAKING POWDER:
LIST. They never fail to make the l.ghtest and
s%eetSs s Bread, IN the shortest possible time
81. They contain ingredients which do not affect
the taste OF bread and are not unwholesome.
4.h Everybody who tries one box invariably
continues the use of them.
9th. They are manufactured in Virginia, and no.
IN YankeedOn. ~ '''
For sac by Druggists and Grocers genel ally.
NH l3-lw
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THE SEVENTH LECTURE
So before the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTiAN
ASSOCIATION will be d, deI.ys5ed by Capt; G: ?.
ICS' INSTITUTE, FRIDAY EVENING, March
10th, at 8 O'Clock.
Subject" The Military Strength ana Weakness
Tickets Is cents-to be obtained at the Rooms
Laidley Robinson 8, Meade 4 Baker s. the Book,
stores, OF Mir. Powers, at the Exchange Hotel, and
al the doors. X. X. HOWISON,
mn I4-73t Chm Lee. Com.
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MASprins Wrappinss and Parasols-Jus,
received BY
NH l5-5t THOS, d, OIJARIFS r. SONS
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" VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE
- CvMPANf.-lt appearing that the full
ser,bed for general meeting Of the stockholders
WIN De held at the office of the MERCHANTS Insur-
a az company for the purpose Of organizing, on
By order of the WYNN W.
NH 6-l5t COMMISSIONER
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mA- NJ. ). Frank lin 4 Co, Opticians, No.
STEREOSCOPES TO cali and examine tbc m
newly received SPLENDID stock Of STEREO-
SCOPES and STEREOGRAPHS Their stock is
as large as any offered IN the Northern cities and
they viii ma Ike such prices as will deserve the
PATRONAGE OF the Southern merchants.
NH H. Inn
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KEEN. BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS
NEW STRING GOODs.-CYAs GV,

NEW SPRING GOODS.-CHAs A. ;wr.
MA has re no. cd to his elegant new snr.
corner VAN and Sth streets, second door INV.
nearly opposite Crsnshaw's new hO,., vh.,. \,
u be glad 10 see his friends and customer
GOODS Fancy Goods, Silks, Embro f.rs, n
slery, Ribbons. Nantes, busters. Me-. a.,
DO g Wear, Servsnis Goods, House.se,s
foods: &c.. &c.; also. Carpets, to be sold IN
lowest market prices. G. A. GWATES
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EW GOODS. ..Siver Pie, Cake and wass
hnives; Silver Pickle Knives and Forks Sal
SelIars; Egg Spoons: Napkin Rings; Butter Rnvss
cheese Scoops; Goblets Mugs: spoons and Forn
all oil pure silver, amt for sale low NJ
R!iI EvfS Ma,
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ENTRA 4, A Coffee, Crushed. Powdered. u.
II low and Cut Sugar; No. l Mackerel, IN kn
quarter and whole barrels Gu, AID Gross Hsrnnu
fresh Ale and Cider; Queen City Hams: 10. /
Leaf Lard. In Kegs and barrels; choice New O,
leans Molasses; Portland Syrup; for sale BY
HOMES 60
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- NOTICE.-The Journeymeu HOUSE
rs0nss,sa PA "A Of the CITY Of Richmond are
shop. corner 18th and Main street, on THGRSR9AaVY
March 18th. 1860, at ~ O'Clock p NJ. NH Il-2ts
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MARINE NTELLIoHNcB.
A y QIVEn

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Is.
HigA Water shis day (Friday) ~ o'cloeL.
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~ now prepared 10 show country merebsn,.
niue larger, more attractive, and chsRnsr 49,,
oi SPRING CLOTHING than hereto,ors ill.,
ing important advantages in the pnrchass Of ~.
goods, most extensive operations, and an s,,s
!ienee cl more than twenty years IN the msnuhs
ture and sale OF Clothing, we bel,eye va -
more desirable sly les and better worsm,.,s
Tor the same, or lower prices than any Other ham,.
IN me trade. Devoting the whole of eur si,sn !,
Ia this branch Of business alone and ds's,r,...
to build up the trade of our city, we ot,e a. s..
Inducements ~ those Of any house in sny ms,,.,
in this country " my "'F'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

NOTICE TO LADIES. Having a ls,gs IA
OF Spring and Summer Goods, such as Desl,s
and Challies left over from last season, am ots,
ing great bargains. SO as to make room prspsrs,o,
TO receiving my stock Of new goods All who vogl
consult their own interest would do well TO rive ne
an carly call. ALFRED MOSES, % Mans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-16

WA Mt + D-SITC ATION.-A young German
w lady, having resided for the last FIVE wears in
London, wishes to get good situation as HOUSE,
KEEPER in a respectable family. Good refer
ences can lie given. Apply to
UR. o. A. STRECkER.
NH *