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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22
THE PRINCE OF WALES.

THE PRINCE OF WALES.
THE LAST BALL IN THE PROVINCES.
The Prince Whispers "Swsst ROthings" to His
Partners, and is Misssllansously Agreeable,
MORE FUN AND LESS FORMiLITY.
influence Of the American Press on
Royal Manners.
The First Fascination by a
Southern Belle.
>-s---,~s-.-.--,~>,-~--,~,,.-
Hoy THE PRINCE APPRECIATES his DINNERS.
Adieu to British America---His Suite
Affected to Tears---ROyal Presents.
ARRIVAL Among The Free yigscrs II ChashsD-
IN aged Darkey Asks the Prince to
Change . Five Cent Piese Into
Coppers for nementses.
The Departure Of the Prince Of
Wales from British Soil.
..,..,~S,>.~.~>~>-.~--~-
T1 = = = o! cH a n q n.
Arrival Of the Baron Renfrcw on
American Soil.
TIE shacNs SPLENDID RECEPTION At DETROIT.
Fifty thousand People Present, and
Great Enthusiasm.
Are the Canadians to be OutdOBe
by the Yankees!
DIFF FOR HICA . :.
STIPulhTl0NS AGAINST AMERICAN SPEED
The Prince Probably Hunting on the
Western Prairies To-Day,
&c.. &c.. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22
THE PRINCE IN PENNSYLVANIA.

We learn that the FRINGE Of Wales has de!erm ned to
the Alcyh BY the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road, aud accordingly 10 win leave Ptsburg tho I'd
Of October for Harrisburg where he viii be received By
the Governor of the State Thence he viii proceed 70
Baltimore and Washington, and his retorn pass through
this CITY, and, after stay Of day two, 60 to New
York. ny this arrangement the chief officer Of oar Com
mouwealth win have opportunity Of welcoming the
Prince 70 Pennsylvania His Royal Hghness viii be able
TO the anest scenery the Omitted States aud 70 in
spect Central road the grandest achievements
Of human skin and enterprise In tho world Philadelphia
paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

Jobr and lie fellows lyrive ne Prince ker: HE
car al isy, Sleeping ING reading. Il. MARSHALL
band played "Sod Fave the oaeen,o ana nc royal
party stood rp AZ naval, inside me While me band
Was playing. he Princes baggage sncwn 70 come
aaies who could not the Price, and they Lifted Up
with great enor' 10 order 20 sly that they had touched
tie Frinces baggage pri nc her nnGns reyerently
the rii,as D. Il Y. Tommy vii ne o-tdone. GER
tsirly.
An old man pot Oh the train here bet vac thrown on
smssy ai'eurts with an re- ITS we're raae .. every
station
telegraph operssoy wss BOARD ne tran wins
pccEet Ie.rrmerf % order {, send fer hep
II any accident occurred Every rreca lion
sAxer and. ri me Duke Of Sescss.e's order he
speed lot great Niles r.ne hearty cheers were
given SID deoquet handei Prince, leaned
nom the w,pdow 20 IL, and bowed be
Several niles from Chicago PASSED the reg train
wnich efi Detro.s three hours In advance kch gruu
ding was caused by this DELAY, and ne feeling high
rpor the fahjcc, 1t last bo train reached cn.gc, ard
The royG party went out he Platform 70 The city
and Gay BY moonlight. they expressed admiration a.
the immense per which carries irans INTO the
hear. Of the city. 1t the depot, an immense
crowd gathered; - the train entered several II.
Illuminated buildings sssed Barren Eensyew passed
along line Of people, who Kept from Liu. by ropes,
oowne. with hat on amid repeated sseers Al be passed
rush wss nads and IN rpitc Of every crrs Of the 20
hcenen the crowd sarged Ike tho Baron entrew
Was buried 10 his carriage scsn possible Tho suite
being pretty wei jost.ed ~ the crowd, and driven
70 The Richmond Bonse, by, aronna which
crowd Of Eve thousand persons riood staring
At the windows, in aimoe. perfect silence and
order, waiting 70 see the TriEces shadow even.
the Mayor and TIE connor Cosrc1 were iost 30 the
rusb, but Britah Consul wilkins OF yl.kers, who has
been state OF prosose perspirs.,on or north, and
who uaag!pes ihe Prince cane ycr!-se TO ses hin,
made prominent feature 70 tie reception.
Tonight the Prince las . oGAoce see Inc Wide
Awaxee who tarn OFT In honor Of Governor Banks their
captain having authority to order them oct FOR the
Prince large procession, presenting magnificent ap
pesrsnce, rsssing through the streets.
Baron Eenrrew hls unlimited credit At the Marine Bank
here, and win probably draw money for the balance
the trip.
10 morrow be leaves for D~ght station, ~ elegrAphed
yesterday He will do all his snoong (and that, Ike
tho rife practice CT his mother WIN Re very lte) be
tween Kankaka and Dwighis S.aioa lie NJ stay
Sunday the private residence OF Nc Morgan and pro
coed Monday 10 -. Louis he win 80 from that city
Tuesday via the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad to Gin
cnpat and thence, by Baltimore and Ohio R1road, 70
Washington, where HE stay viii pros,ty be prolonged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-13

IA Coughs. Colds, Hearseness, xc.-The
prevalence OF the above complaints at this season
mas the effect OF bringing out host of professedy
new specifics; and while some few may be good,
many are useless and some even dang erous. To
prevent disappointment, the best course to pursue
is to consult your family physician, or otherwise
use only such remedies as long public experience
j. TYLER,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. OriEinally the favorite prescription Of
family medicine. and without sdvertlsR S'G has
continued to enjoy a, growing reputation for the
last twenty years In all recent Gases it acts like
ing Cough, Group, Asthma, &C.. It is used with
unparalleled success: as most families will testify
Sold by Fisher l. Winston, M eade 4 Baker. 4.
Bodeker, &c at Is cents per bottle, and in an eie-
CANT and pleasant L0zenge form l21i and Is cent?
per box. Prepared by J. BALMER, Pharmaceu.
tist, Baltimore, Md. fe ESm*
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"a Notice. To the sick, afflicted and nnmer-
Gus families who have heretofore used Dr.. j. s.
ROSE MEDICINES. always with the most un-
persons have CIRCULATED an imitation. The Doctor
has teen compelled to change the wrapper, which
10 plain without any figures, and his written sigma
t9Ie u over the cork Of every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, 20 that the public can again obtain
relieved their sufierinxs ~
DR.. J. 8. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coughs
ana d5:sHses Fl the lungs is the standard remedy.
:Ers;ns 9! bruises. and the DY0PEPTIC COM.
fSUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold By DIuxgistg generally, and BY : .gs
:. ., WARNER L. WAR1NG, l@ Broad It,
ABLY Richmond, Va
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"a Crou ::Children are often seized
very suddenly with this disease, which, If not
tacks children IN the ieht, after having been much
exposed to damp, gold winds through the day
Damp houses, wet feet thin shoes, wet clothes or
ANYTHING that ohstructs preparation. may occa-
SION Group: Mothers your children are liable to
You least expect it but it Is not always a doctor
can be called or remedy found, and for this rea-
son we would advise you now and without a mo-
ments delay: 70 buy q bottle Of Or. EATON'S IN
FsANTlLE CORDIAL. 1t will cure every case
tending Teething, Commissions, Coughs, Colds,
etc: It !: sold by al respectable drueEists,-
proprletors. and also sole agents for .:Dr. BRONoo
SONS BLOOD FOOD" which, for Consumptive
ana Chronic diseases, is a sure remedy. Do not be
DUPONT. New York. if you cannot get them in
your own town.
For sale BY FISHER WINSTON, Richmond.
Va, and by Druggists generally. NH A-im
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l HCHAAP Il CO.'S, corner of Broad and Ord
stfests China and Glassware ct the cheapest
dozen up; Goblets from 81 80 dozen up; Keroser e
Oil Lamps from 75c. piece up-all worth double
the moneys Tea Sets and Dinner Sets far below
and We must make room for them. Our stock 81
Bird Cages and Chidren's CARRIAGES surpasses
anything in variety and low prices. As for House
furnishing GOOds. such as Looking Glasses, Tea
Trays, Coffee and Tea Pots, Of al kinds Of metal,
Table Cutlery, Wooden and Willow Ware. and
thousands of other articles in that line, call from
thos. In want of such goods will prove beneficial
To them. as they Will from Is to Is per cent by
purchasing at SCHAAPG CO.'S.
CxOInRH nf RrOad and Il att
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u. The great drawback to persons emf
grating to the extreme South and Western coun-
the most direfal Of ali diseases. Every dsS ve
hest0f persons attacked by this disease and made
helpless ~ short time, without any means OF az
fOTdlng relief In view of the great demand for =
remedy Pr. HosTRTrka has presented his oeie-
brated "Bttsrs." whose, curative powers for all
knowlsdsed. The ''Bitte!s,. prepared after long
experiences and deep study. have received tho on
comlums OF the most eminent physicians, as we'll
a all GLASSES, from every part of the country To
those who doubt their many virtues all We can say
tivelv.
SOLD by druggists and dealers generally. every
Wnofo. NH Aim
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OFFICE r. 4 d. \ H.
RICHMOND, Oct. g, 49,.
: GREAT ~uT I'LL i 4. :

- late ABRAMS ement, the klc 80.
AID Dsnvile. South virs,nis ara I'd
Georgia, and Memphis and Chsssston ksSS,s
have entered into an agreement 70 pas ~. .t
Children under three years Of age, ~ 49,.
respective roads, 10 take eject on and aissf Ns''
bei lat, l69. IN
To persons TRADING in Negroes. and osasn .;s ss
route Offers ADVANTAGES unsurpassed py sny vM
For further particulars, Apply 81 the , .Jss
kce, Richmond ard Danv,lIe Rsilrosd, k'e sss,.
90 N-dts e. CAAfbELI' ~
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WILLIAM MAHUNF.
Engineer and Sap't N. L P.Ri.
:, GREAT SOUTH. 1Ocn
1W ESTERN MAILIOM.

~ W EsTERN MAI L lO0U.
80 k---N.LINE-R &c Fl MON AM
DANylLLE RAILROAD-CHAN OF sCRI
DULE.-On and after SUNDAY. January "a
1860. the Mail and PASSENGER Train On iaa io1
will run as follows:
Leave Richmond. daily at . A. NJ, for Junction.
tBurkevilie,l Lynchburg, Bristol, Kno1vlIle. DaE
ton and Atlanta, Ca, ,Chattanooga. SYtvis
Grand Junction, and Memphis. Tenn, Noa.
gOmery andeMobile, Ala, and New Orleans.
Leave Richmond daily. Except Sunday,l t@
Danville, Va, and Gree nbOrO', N. c., ASIAN
RETCkNIEG:
Leave Junction, Burkevilel daily. at 10 AN
and arrive in Richmond at r. NJ.
Leave Danville daily, texcept sundays SIS l.
N ., and arrive in Richmond at p. NJ.
The above trains connect both ways with tAs
South Side Railroad trains to and from the South
west at the Junction, and with the VlrElnls Co.
trail. and Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad trains. to and from the North st aiaA
mOnd.
IA. Through Tickets sold. and baggage ehseta
through 70 the above points; also. to the VIrfnt
Springs.
:. n. For Through Tickets and further nforns
Ton, apply nt the ticket Office Of the RichEond ~
Danvllle Railroad Company, Richmond
la z-ts ALEX. WORRALL. Sapt
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=. The Great Virginia Remedy, and NO
Mug :-PETERS' INFALLIBLE REMEDY
GONNORRHCEE AND ALI, SECRET MS

IA. The Great Virginia Remedy, and NO
For GONNORRHEE AND ALL SEC RET Dis
EASES.--This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercuria or Ba!samic properties, excels
every thing heretofore oeIed the puplic in its Gu
rat,ve. restorative and renovating powers; and
the medical world are astOnished when told that
confounded wheE they have ocular demonstra-
tons Of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known Of case of twenty years. standing to be
restored to perfect health and all other cases of
exception. ard therefore challenges any case OF
5onorIh9s which the remedy, will not cure. pro-
vlded the directions carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or her case, ne guarantees perfect cure; and in
free of charge, to complete the cure. through his
agents; and cure will be effected without incOn-
venience to the patient.
Sold by APPEkHON T. DUPUY, No. 20l Broad
street, and O. A. STRECKER,M Main street, Drug
sists, agents for the city of Richmond.
NH 25-dSm*
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nRMR CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES. y.
GyRfK The subscriber has on hand, mt his Coach
- Making Establishment. on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Gary tls:h and l4th sts J
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and with
out tops. and SULKl ES-all of his own. make, of
the best material and wOrkmanshp-ail Of which
will lie sold as low as good work Of the kind can he
IN the cit, Of Richmond .nd respectfully ask q
call from those IN want 81 any article IN the Car
to sell at the lowest prices possible; and all work
sold that 10 new, warranted. ~ ~
fe A-d9m MICAJAH MANGUM.
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A Blrnett's Superior Extracts. for favor
ING .CUSTARDS, PIES, BLANC-MANGE. ICE
CREAMS, JELLIks, SAUCES, 10, 10, (pre-
c0ncentrated.) '-N "-e"-'
The attention of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
and Families, il respectfully invited to the above
named Extracts: They have al tho freshness and
aavor Of the delicate fruits from which they are
Sold az Wholesale BY JAS. r. DUAL, FISHER
4 WINSTON and w. L. WARING, and at retail
BY traders generally. fe A-sms
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND CAPS.
n TG THE sOUTHEKN TRADE. n
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS -
Ro. L. GfG TUX Son,
Is Main street, Richmond. Va, Manufacturer and
Dealer IN all kinds Of Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
'n Il rS Wa tSIfaszf ss1 1ND RETAIL.
CAPS,
OF the latest and most fashion able sty les.
IN 1 this market Ike find i e
PURCHASING. To those cAo buy for cash, liberia!
Discount M sfift + Tdf1 HATS AND CAPS,
Of every description furnished at the shortest no.
tie Il: al SkRs Sc p hXTs ssai 5. e,o..d
a s oici' nn' e.. bic Rim s55sNRs''
Successor to Blnford, Dickinson 4 Weislger.
AHATS: CAPS AND STRAW GOoDs.-WM.
MOOR E E, Broad street. j; new in recsigs
Goobs he to
sn1 rd fe S, a: ad E,
qualities and colors of HATS, GAPS, and STRAW
Dress Mole Skin HATS, of the finest quality and
latest styles. made to order:
A call Is most respectfully solicited from all in
want of a good Hat or Cap. at
. VIM. T. MOORE'S.
207 Broad street. Richmond, Va.
n SPRING STYLE OF
" SILK HATS,
NOW READY AT
Elicit 4 WEISIGER'E,
No. 167 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Consisting Of
THE TRADE BLOCK,
METROPOLITAN,
DORSEY PARIS,
AND YOUNG GENTS
ALSO-A handsome assortment of French SOFT
HATS. Elicit L WEISIGER,
fe Its No. l67 nj ain st.
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cHEs rERFIELD COUNTY.

TO THE VOTERS
- FIELD COUNTY.-The Office Of COM
MONWEALTE'S ATTORNEY for the County OF
Chesterfield being within the range of my profess
sional employment. would be for that reason, and
that reason only. an acceptable position to me-
voters: recently expressed, and declare my self a
candidate for the surfaces OF the people, at the
election to be held ON the fourth Thursday in May
next at which time the Office il to be filed for the
regular term of four years.
ap1l-tde c. C. MeRAE
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5 %! .! ss5 Az 4: IA ;E |;!!9!
i; n ii;i: 3; 81 sas g -
s sf. !. .Is :, ' ST.; 8 II: ii, :.
Norm: q &. 3. 49, ss..
! aH:s e.. 4 S'e = e Ercft.i4H ccSy.it =
.1sa's. 3; :ssf ss:: ::s.. 81:
i. ssEsss 5s 3R; III frSEgAcREbb l sSISKs
S HsydIn :.s :rs re-. .tsst e The fcc.ss
Ssssss &C., 6ss;. FssseR
SSosss s. Ssss Hr;ssh Cs Soy
Ss sbovs s;s q or o~n WIZ MAKE. and rs sssssss
them equal g asy boots ard shoes made in this
HAe sss 70 s &s American ! SHaS Hotel.
AS sSS sAe s e SAN All xfb s NAT -
and psse ssssssip .a. 'R,sIs:
saSs ans and sRFeG M .toek #
grades Of Goods in his line, both Of hrs own manu-
facture and others.
c to his stock. being sassSsd that i i e eHcssd
fer 1t at such prices cannot lai 10 give sstsfac
COUNTRY MERCHANTS bay,qg for cash or
city acceptances. nre especially ilvited to call,
VIZ - " I &. PAGE. iS. ii No. ., Main st.
REJECTION IN PRIc Es:ocHAs: -
keeps large stock Of Ladiey. Gentlemen's and
Ss5y;nt; wear sS1stsasl, on hand and asfss any
s 70 0'iHT r.
IA NOTICE THAT CANNOT 90
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fassi s t Has 6E Z. s5e!,:.
md bsst aSticI9 for naking Loaf Broad. BIscaite,
B3tter qnd 9aekvhest Cakes. Pastry, 10; JOHN
re. Me!ket Place. FEsaklln St For sale By al
bave Tor some months used in my family Sem
gse'e Justly celebrated Baking Powders, and take
~ ~ e ree0mIsndlns them % eli famillss =
~ ~ 0ost ASe3olo have ever tried Tor making
isne. swest. sDoary brad. There q 10 excuse Ia
80 $3.50 vhen U6mtle's Powders aSo usod.
psssSs5eesu4y, ]. 1!cMARD LRwKLE8N.
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Passengers breakfast and SUP at Ashland and ~
on board the comfortable steamer betssen AessS
Greek and Washing ton. .~
A For further Information, apply asfAnsS"
Broad street, Shockoe HILL
JAS. y. WINSTON, Gsn'l Tietss NJ
SAM'L RUN. S0p't.
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"a f. 1rO pxSsENG Io0U.

NT.-IMPORTANT TO rRAvEt
ERS;.THROyGH TICKETS AND THROt6l
hECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN R0CTE-cu.
rling the great United States Mail. Twice dal
tSuDday. night excepted, between Richmond, AM
andria, W ashlngton. Baltimore. Philadelphia. NJ
York, and all important points West, VA Aesas
ericksbnrg & Potomac Railroad, to the Ps.oa4
river, Is miles, and by sp,endid AID eomof.sss
steamers thence 70 Washington, 50 miles, IN ~ y
niles In seven hours; being comfortable and ~
fectly safe rate Of speed.
Hours OF departure: $50. A. NJ, and IN
BAGGAGE, under charge IL Specia! AsssA
ChECkEDTHROUGH to Washington. bslhneN
Plilade lphia and New York.
ThROuSH Tickets can be secured 1t the follow
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M Planets Bitters. This Celebrated
Tonic has been used SUCCESSFULLY for the last twelve
years "a eases Of INDIGESTION. Flstuency. GEN
They create = healthy action throughout the
nody' restore the appetite. esuali1e the ciFeula-
noa: klve tone and energy 20 the system, and
tanned. s
PLANETTH BITTER0
Are purely Vegetable, and adapfed 10 all sses and
eondltions; are for sals by FISHER & WIN
CTON, and bI 0Iocors and Oragglsts generally.
Fl6aR9 4 WINSTON, Druggists,
- O-o0 sss @s No. Ii Main It,. Richmond.
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FkSai0NA 6EN. 1np rA"'
s sasI' 'sf nv
sss "a s ssy s:E:r , ssssa:
BALTIMon :, Feb. 1ths H. )
01TSSSsse. Mestssses Mesesssy,
TCssH eSeet 1tessssG e ne I'D ~ !sesy: ~
eaect i hae hal On ny throat Ai,paso - 80 @ss-
rsIIess. For 81 saeh di,casss m9gt acsa,a!y re-
- Pastor or the Eutaw d. +. Church. >
AS AN fNvlG0kATOR. - a.
A IN fnvisOref9T aad otsSAfivo. WjDoro gentle
stinsiant 10 waved, We believe 1t superior 70 ~
the CoFdiaS before the public ~ esyeJov Dvspsp-
ssa ES9Tk, Sfy4fwt9 and kAsumesisna, with al
diseese1 81 tho esomaeh aed Bowels. Il has baen
truly succssshl 70 the single and married. We Offer
the post valuable renedy, which thousands vii:
FEMALES AND calLDREN.-rhi, TING.
TURE will be found great medicine for al their
sSsa Ey PGikst Eli, E lf c.. .k icSmond;
il g n 81 sse MRS
BRAY. Baltimore; and By Urusx;sss and SHOP
~ ss.ts. $50 ap3-dkcwts
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mans tkish nondJ. Amoniated Ssper Pho.pHss
Lime Sts 20, ton; Dc Manpslassd Guano $50 p
NSssh csso!in sa n a %snls M i:eE
SfSSifkf :: i ss:ss e'' '''''
sos. sa?sasso boz. fsaa sss sss S %,
Hxx sas !. boxes $SssSs Layer
FEAThERs-Dalia a ss@ss e Ha.. '''''. 'i
ins ms; Blasting ss1s; Eagle CANISTER SI1.:
ahASs sEE6s-we quote ,r,m. Clover s..
6,SA:Id S,::. Si.assl.so. as il sasntity. No%i
H65f lssots a.y b. s Pc, ss
ln. 11:.a sis NJ s, n i.: Gal
LEAD.-Ws quote ss< osx cts. vD for pig: ba
we sscss Nerthsra vtsini. ST. co% ss rfore
9son x Ss1sa 9aPuy Co. ss
ss virsi2ia Apple: sosas Cts; %. old. 7Se: : i1c
DIIe; gig, Holland. Si:Ooi1s ~ 'sa '>'S az ~
s . Ms:s Ips refused D.
a. s,ss,s; q. sissa: sSS Ssi ys Fio q
S ass :nS s ssa as. .a
Boarding siseis ineh Oak Plank saes Mea Bns
,onwood inch sser5o. inch Cherry SIS; ). Pop
Drssssd sdatSs1ns sssnf f,s5
S2IS to &2N ~ NJ for sawed. on the wharf.
xaatElA1T HEB. y quote good stamp mddl.
2ss2.c good dsaaged lsDioc poor lz@Tc upper s
eat l.sts 90 af 70 s,zs weight and qualify
ness sOa35c.; Skrtnx, in tho rough, Dnsac.: finish
exx xS csi MsTk s,s ;,s, s'':
MOLAsSEs;-Nsvv r!e.n. seess cts; Cub. Mus
c CO.. .a Doll: HcSh et'; English Island. N<
0AIH-Ws quote Soex5 cts per bushel.
Vt 81 At 81 CTS Shorts2 Is; Brown STUFF IS,
.ONIONS.--ked 50 per Dbl. of near three bushels;
PLAsTEK.-Lamp-,last arrivals sold At esd,
and lots from second hands at $3.50 per ton
s sie iooss shsrpss d. packed $780, Sc f loSs.
F0T4ToEs.-wss quote Northern sooes cont.
PEASs-Blaek are selling at 8, y bag of two
kkSsSshlax .ass!ss,.7. y bhl. "a 81. ss>~
RfE:;1 We g quote zoos cents " bushel.
ssEkEE cczEiKA ooi.s Ssa Y n
suGARSzNew Orleans to cents for choice;
Cubo 70 VI cents-nOne in market: Loaf llqpIlE
cents; Crushed and Powdered lOsl cents; Co;iee
s sneax; N.Y.. "A * cents sx cents; Fl; Extra
>
,sHoT5eK cash. and time - to au.nnsy, for
'i sfA sPS II; sesx; Pearl 7ssxo.
LAY E e oak for -four barrels. We quote
sesns oae 1877 ssosss for
sALT.-Last sales from wharf q SOL IS; from
PEI q RI: fo6.ooo h.v. no,
been a large for the last week and large port on
sPos as 81. and a.: Leaf s5Ss
f9 TI Tsnpfsc T. 81 I'm IN market yet.
Light W. quote red slsSs SIS; White AsH iss5
sssa. assd rye s:e %sk: asH new os
Cd q 90 othss grades. prices Is to quality from
w MI lI!ss ..issr yqreandy els3so y s.llon
Old Madeirs SsSoel Sasksr, Peimsrtis' Dad
and GORDON, Am"ntiado e2es.
Pine Si7sesS Rssaii o.f 6; Pine d 60 e0Fd'
,W0oL.-TSb Washed aold q soos5c.; 1nwashsd
-. CATTLE AND SHEEP,
BEHF For The wcsk ending to-day there were
n o. % $ @ s.oss-ths % 6stitntIon 'e q
re dsmaad for Beef hence The demand Is not sc
.SHEEP-some demand at an advance over quo
= u sst we ssotc best quality q IS
b0MEsTic.. following are tSs pfsssnss r
81 coastwiss freight:
G0ea. x.te p; .sl!s SII SIS
cas e Saianc;i;: s... bu.A.l: Flour ~ e..
BIZ BEE Cisst salss q 70 o. gross.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-13

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s!cSRls sss tis|ia5Idi NH !. Ef !:sIk /.
~. - ; 4, az ses1Id q tie Northern Sitss. "a
vetfes:se al ~ ~ hr.ees = viii deserve tho
N ~ las -. - - esste g
N vWnE4 N WWOERa1T1 80
via "A Is}) alXlY - g s4sii ss1ss &
VARIOUS knA1 and qnaiifias. vSieS ~ sScel5e q
e mr. sss IA 81: ~. : M itr-
e - ) !. =. 1MILtSs ! cos1MAr,s
N - A&Aexr fesseal. salaefae
o csss ssd "a ss,sss g slssbis No. ~
. 45iesiss. Any 8 -....- $3.50 -
= ..ss ]. & 2. llIHQlE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-13
DISSOLUTIONs. &c.

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efss1s ;ss ass . sns firm
door to Adams Co.'s Express Office, for the pur
Sf isSSGes sfo7tE, RAESgE SKb HdT
e1 SR1s ssfASs a. aND BELL
branches, in the very best manner, and By drst.
Sso1e
a We feel confident as Onr etock Is entirely new,
% ol q the s1.d
ana steam ttteIs. which We are manufacturing
Ba6blt Metal. CARROTS Patent Anti Friction
M Hsk. AnsimHny and Block Tin for sale;
e H"dsS Sa'A Prices PAID '0' OLD METALS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n. WENr- al
- Petersburg. and THOMAS JOHNST0N,, Of
s ssef Il BoSks and &
I e j Ssss;r Sqds & &:
tentlon to business, 20 merit the patronage Of their
friends and the public which has been g l6eIay
: '''.' :. 1915 IN; X 55aEs ISL,
Richmond, Feb LIST, ls6o. '-'' -'' OA''
A Card.-In retiring from the Book Trade. +
30 generously sustained me, and trust INV succes
e l-ts Go. N. WEST.
ME-. H. En- BK +; cf1Hks0,I HTEkEsI a.
continues the ssms a. it vas in the firm Of Clark
GARRISON L ANDERSON.
"a Ms No los Main street. Richmond.
KNITTlNG AND SEWING MACHINES.
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