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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-22

NATIVE MUSICAL AsPIRATTs.-The New
York correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury
writes the following gossip about various
musical notabilities:
The success Of our dear little American Patti
(born in Italy, has fred the ambition of other
Americans TO sport the lyric crown. There
are two little Yankee women in New York al
ready burning TO take some Of PATHS laurels
from her. One is a Miss Lesserman and the
other IS pet pupil (name at present not to be
GiyeD Of Mr.. Meyer. These musical den,oi-
selles have long been the ruling divinities of
uptown private parlors; but it does not ex.
actly follow that they will bring the cold, ex-
acting, but, after all, fair-dealing public under
me gentle sway Of their sceptres. America
has not yet produced a wonderful soprano,
(Patti being OF the deepest Italian bloody and
perhaps such prodigy is beyond the genius OF
American productiveness. We shall see. But
nos. Indeed the u. States has never grown but
one tenor eq ual to opera-Mr. Henry Sqnires
Mr.. SQuires would have made a hit on his re-
turn to us, after long absence abroad but
Tor his cOnnoct ton with the unfortunate EscOt1
troupe. Only one American tenor has ever
brayed the ordeal of debnt at the academy.
That was Jacobs son Of the only, genuine, real,
original Jacobs, in Chatham street, and his
success was OF that kind which drives the
dsbvfanf back TO private life with most ineffa-
Bile disgust Tor the entire human family. AT
that time it was thought necessary to an
nounce plain Mr.. Jacobs rs Signor JaCObi, in
order TO get over an objection to native artists
Now, native artists are all the rage, and MT
Cooke, as one of them, really and truly to the
manor born, is trying to arrange for an essay
at the academy during the coming season. He
is very pretty singer in chamber concerts,
and may answer for light easy operas. Our
American male singers are deficient in volume |
OF voice, and would hardly be heard in the tar |
back, high-up amphitheatre of the academy.
Brignoli, Amodio, Carl Formes, or J unca, make |
more noise, when it is necessary, than a whole |
church choir, organ included, or six bulls Of |
Ba shan roaring together.
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SUDDEN DEATHs.-A young lady of eighteen,
named Miss Helen Pike, while dancing at
ballin Taberg, N. Y, Friday evening, sudden
y fell dead upon the floor. In the town of
Victoria ioar Rochester. N. Y, last Friday.
boy named Ratlif, while running with
butcher knife, stumbled and fell, SO that the
knife penetrated thechest, killing him Instant
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OPENING AN ENGLISH BRIDGE.-One- half
the new Westminster Bridge has been com
pletsd, and ready TO be thrown open to the
public. The necessary approaches have been
made, and the structure in this and every
other particular, Is a great improvement on
the old bridge. 1t was to have been formally
opened by her Majesty's driving over il last
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Does.1t - said that quite a thrivin~ doe
trace 10 Kept up between Cincin nari and Ns,ge
Orleans. There are no less than nine :. NV
the soa rea as a9s.I place who shp dogs
hftydollars on single animal Ths ave. ana
OF course generally stolen. -0 Jugs are
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The LATE Gov. BlssELL, OF ILLINOIS
The telegraph yesterday announced the death
OF GOV Blssell, OF Illinois. He was a native
of Oswego, N. Y. His father was one of the
pioneers OF Illinois, and his son, soon after
graduating at college, became a rising man in
mat State. He was the commander of the IL
iinois regiment in the Mexican war. As
from Illinois he was several
times sent to the National Congress.
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- NOTICE TO TINE ~,

STAGE LINES, &c. - a. A.
. The undermined having lately Har s.a 3asIsss.
u. WaItou tho entire st0ck OF Hetsss, a ,se
Ha<kS, 60, are nOw ready ~ sccoss'ir.T icLE IS.
travelling public with oil kiPds 81 Es.nsssr:ss.
from Sulky to four AoFno Cosch =. sn an ~
notice, 70 any part Of the ADJOINING s'a''N'
W. Mn asw nv ksvs OMNiBussES Al ne .,t q
ts.s and de pots 70 coavey passengers '" "A'
the toWn.
They are n. Exsifi CONTRACTORS -. and ..ll
o. I'll tha Stage tlnas issvins paav.Isl vse.
sPsye no DNins 10 accommptAie the uarrs - All
10 With seed ard eosAfostaA3s Coaches,
eteady and sober drivers, - ,,. .f bust
PossQaa u4ahine Anythinx in their hn. ~ Al ~
ness will 10 veil 70 call On the lpdS!sNsff * ias
Maeeall 9esse, yAieh y sAs cTAds
.fe:y sIso Nv ~ 6rAaE LINE rsasyIa .s,,r @sxx
Hsyave e. Ne nieA asd pA1s,aS, ,.s. lssv,,
~ Kstsvslss 3. H0NbA i. WkDN EsDAis, , -"
fAIDATp, isSasains an ihe ialieSies IAN :, an saeA
~ l-lns - TAav,lls, Va
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CHARLES LuMSuEN.

MA tA6EHT FOR JoHN JUsrEwJ
EN - Announces that he will open this day lhs
10th March, a well selected staes II
Watches, Jswelry, Spectacles, and Silver Was
all oi good quality and newly selected of tesa.iai
designs. tasteful workmanship and iine quah,y Of
material. To which he lnvItes the attention Of Al
who are IN want ui any article IN TIE hne.
tie hatteTs himself that from h lone experience
IN the business. together with his ae4ualntincs
win the manufacturers. will enable hun 10 edsf
purchasers good goods at reasonable Prices Gail
al 80 Main street.
,R WATCHFS, CLOCKS, sPECrACLES ADJ
il w ELK repaired in the best manner, at sAor.
notice. and If rea son a Lie .,-,ne-. -
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~ E4P1Eae' HEAD DRKss.9 The rr,,,r.s,
T 3, .ns srfnss lafely appeared At bali ,hs
On which were printed In blact s"s,n., ao.a.
Egyptian hirrosiiphic<..' ''' sumo
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Adxnca,s =, D ~ OSr.-The Chariottesyille
timore r:ths ri tsss seooe o III II BAL.
Virginia sxacted navy ux which
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~Fs NOTlCE.--The steamer Gu RTIS
.Eas34stsESPE will, after MONDAY next,
9th inst, discontinue running he .
Their notice.
The steamer GLEN COVE, Capt. z. c. Glr FORD,
Will continue the regular run between this, Ports
mouth and Norfolk. leaving the wharf at Rockets
regularly every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY MORNINGS. AT 6t9 precisely. and re-
:urn each alternate day, tSunday excepted, leav-
Ing Norfolk at the same hour.
do It's RIO HASKINS
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,! NOT 3, Dn ~ are you drunk again.
but little slippery. The fact 10, lhic. M =
dear, some scoundrel's been rubbing The Lot.
tom Of ny boots till they are q smooth ~ =
pane Of glass;"
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ARTNERSHlP.-JNO. Nj. WEST, of
Richmond. have this day. purchased Of GEO NJ NJ
WEST his entire stock Of BOOKS and STATION
name and stile Of WEST.G JOHNSTON, at The
old stand. us Main street. and hope, by strict at
tention to business, to merit the patronage of their
friends and the public, which has been so literally
bestowed upon the house of GEo. NJ WEST.
JNO. M. WEST.
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1860.
A Card.-In retiring from the Book Trade, [
desire to return my thanks to the public who have
So generously sustained me, and trust nv succes
sOIs may receive the same announcement
lie Its GEO. Nj. WEST,
MR.. H. BKOWNELL'S INTEREST ~
I'I the firm of CLARKSON & ANDERSON
cont nues the same it was in the firm OF Clark
son, Anderson Co.
GARRISON l. ANDERSON,
ia Ats No. l0G Main street, Richmond.
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZER.

s. MCGRUDER'S sons
We offer for sale Phospho Peruvian Guano
mar By Ggselyss and ID wa,5an,sd 70
i1St PER x 6 AZ 4o Of Ph So
Price $50, cash, per ton of 1000 pounds.
Having been for many years largely engaged in
the guanO trade, and carefully observed and had
result Of with nearly ever, VARIETY "i
guano, enables MS to furnish fertilizer which we
be much cheaper than the Peruvian. when used ed
alone.
The ingredients in this preparation are the very
best PeruVlan and Phosphate Gnanos, selected
with great care and by rigd anal, SIS ground to a
very line powder, and thoroughly and intimately
For TOBACCO. OATS and CORN. we do no..
THINK THIS Fertilizer can be exeeied; and its kene-
sec'si IN The improvement OF the land, is
of sf rs1 bSf E9pS bs on hand supply
f. p-,,.v,m s.McGRtDER,s SONS,
CH0CkOE MILL RICHMOND GROUND
fLASIEh.-Ihe subscriber has earnestly "a
Dored 70! the past fonr years, to exclude Northern
Ground Plaster, by the establishment of Home
M, s F. sapPy2g an article superior to any
celVeC from the North, and claims a perfect sue
cess. He begs leave to return his grateful thanks
to his patrons. and asks to inform ali Interested
His stock Of Lump is heavy, Chased upon the
selected from the pSfest No~a
9uarrles, with special reference to it's richness in
shall be sustained At every efor. and cost and he
ASKS only an experimental trial Of those who have
NOT maze apPlicatIen OF this ga ixa5ie fertilizer.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, No. IL Pearl st.
NSSHH ASrs WRd FA ,,sk .ES APP MEN
GROUND PLASTER.-We would cali your spe
ga 5 iff0is Bloc T. fa Of q.
chased with special reference to the interest Of the
laTmer and the trade generally.
rom our long experience in the business, and Civ
ing II our personal that every bar
the Plaster thoroughly pulverized--we hazard no
thing IN saying that it will be to your interest to
give rs call. Farmers sendins bags viii be fur
eas Trade So' ton a..
port Co., Jas: +. Butler, and other merchants.
.r,s U .I,1 eit in our box at Robinson Rob
]: { T. a'f +. ST. n Rp, Steam Plaster Mill,
no 1S--sm. South side Of the Dock. Richmond.
S(M PAIRS GILT WINDOW SHADES
. OO Io W run oil at an immense sacrifice, ON
account O. enarEing my store this summer.
sit sa' fA re- o Pc ~ d:S.
nery, at one, halt their value. Call soon, at the
ssSfi en- 81 SssS: Store
elsewhere. a. - NH s-ssm
'IWBACCO BOX AND BUILDERS'
LUM BER For SALE.
= YAK, Button Wood and ] inch OAK BOARDS,
S %R 1T o PINE s sc% inch to inches thick
NO. II h Hs.1 snd No. sap inch CYPRESS
.ss e s:,sfs ss I'll :::
a' ' is4Ac tsy J. iHaHaifRcERA CO.,
NH Sin, south side Dock. sear Mayo's Bridge.
4
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. +. A. JETER.

O Once on Main, below Pear s,,ss ~, ~,
door to T. Horton Reach trimming store md ~
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price Cos Dv
Inc subscriber having removed 10 the ,kcv.
house, wound he pleased TO see those with whom ~
mas easements, and mas made extensive prsps.
tons performed in the most approved and .e,eSrs,
style known to the Profess ion, ard ali work doss
by nm warranted 10 give Satisfaction, Iocls-n
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a. ONE.PRICE CLOTHING STORE,
NEW STORE AND NEW GOOOS.-I
W. would respectfully invita- tho attention OF
n ~ i 81 ITn and The public renerai. TO my
site MessIs Breeder h Fox's, and to INV NEW
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, which | should lie
most happy to make UP al short notice and at rea.
S0nabc prices. MARKS NEi,StlN
Nd c,,rr,~c 2i0 Broad street.
N. B-CCTTlNG promptly attended TO.
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A CARD.--DR. BROOKS has re-
Main and Cary streets.
Office hours from to "a. NJ, and from to 4
Pm.
He has for sale privately, TEN LOTS. fronting
30 feet eacl,6 on Grace st and FIVE on Broad st.,
just beyond the Western line of the Corporation
Also. an experienced GARDENER, who under
stands the cultivation and MANAGEMENT of flowers
st. Pauls Church. NH S-Im
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IA Planets Bitters.- This Celebrate
Tonic has been used successfully for the last twelve
years in cases of Indigestion, Flatulency, Gen.
They create a healthy action throughout the
body. restore the appetite, equalize the circula-
create power Of resistance to disease rarely OBJ
tanned
PLAINTIFFS BITTERS
Are purely Vegetable, and adapted to all ages and
condltions are for sale by FISHER Il WIN
STON, and by GIocers and Druggists generally.
Depot No. PA Pc lrl street. N Y.
FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists,
fe Ism No. l25 Main st.. Richmond.
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pNEklfse. "a ih :sssss. North d tsls S
ss Sss me hs
brick kitchen With two good rooms; and the other
". os !: Ss "a ;G 81
o'niUJ sa a!;sR e. c %aI :'ITi :.:,
street. near Nj. b. Gienn SV con." on Gay
~ Kitchens, with ample .ccommoda-
cH CO.. y, suitable for gHed $50 family Xp-
NH a-st I4th It,, near Excha nnI Piscs.
a Clay street. near Buchanan's Spring. contain
s""m enough i"r good size family; usual
On %pp 1s p ESwb p FHsH5 gwen
,nn IO-3t Hth st. near Exchange Place
O. ROOMS FOR RENT-Oyer p. H. TAY-
Eaa Ln nS AM Music Store, 1ss Nam street.
M NH @--st 9. A. FAUCHE's.
a., F sGta. SALE l. or RENT..A new HOUSE
Fan nyGn eG on MAN street Just hey ond the old
Be- given to JAMES Phnps cav H,I
mn UNI 10 81 At the Sheriff. Office.
a., ROOMS FOR RENT.-Two ROOMS for
E rent: In the attic story over the snhssriber's
NH Its No Isa N,a,rst
- FOR RENT.-lntend,ng TO move to the
.AsTORE and DWELLING occupied BY me or. on
Bro9ke Avenue opposite Mr.. Clash's store This
y desirable location and comfortable house
10 good tenant, the rent will be low. Apply on
Tue pIenses. NH 1O-2w*
81, FOR RENT-One large 'FRONT.' KOON
S::: over Store i72 Broad street, below 9TH Appiy
@GAon the premises. NH 3-ts
a. HOUSE FOR REMIT have for rent
E::a HOUSE, situated near Mr.. James Tyler's on
Union Hill, containing four rooms, kitchen
coal house, DC. Rent TO good tenant will be rea,
sonabie. RIO. b. LYME,
Agent for Hiring Out Negroes.
Renting Out Houses, &C..
mn US Ofhce Metropolitan Hall
o., FOR RENTING FIRST and SECOND
E3 FLOORS of the DWELLING over our store.
MARCUS HARRIS l. BRO,
Ie I9-ts Next to the American Hotel.
- FOR RENT.-The large FACTORY on
f Gary street. between 10th nd 18th streets near
Dunlop, Moncure Il Co.'s. suitable for To-
bacco Factory. Warehouse, or Manufacturing Es-
adjustment. Enquire of Z D. EACHo.
fe Its KENT, PAINE co.
*, FOR PENT.-SrORE No. 70. en- Main
ma: street, now occupied by VIM. F. Butler Son
"a Possession giver on the 18th of March Apply |
to lie 3-ts} VIM. H. LYONS.
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~ Ing GOOpS.-ScHAAP g. CO, iMrrvTn rs
AND WHOl. ESALE AND kETAih prreeELfs
CORNER OF BROAD AND THlkp thh..s,sfs
and from koyshern trade sales, m2s ,s chm
vsnesy Of CHINA, GLASS and , ME cit;
WARE; besides an endless X I'd
nent Of French and German fANCl v0" ~ ,ss,-
IOA y, 10 which We invite the atssh,,"a sdsN
chants and tho public IN general, feens ; ,asm ks
that our eooDs and PRICES will richl. pay nns,sos
call; We endsayor 70 maintain sa' IL co
tor ssiliAS bargains. SCHAAf .
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~ AL the World 1t Peace.
NO MORE QUARRELS,
FIRM UNION,
SAVE THE PIECES.
Then call at
JAS. II. PEARCE 4 CO. g new DRUG Store. cor
per OF 9th and broad streets, get bottle Of EGA-
TIVE GLUE CEMENT, use a. directed, and he
satisfied that the - Cniss" can be preserved.
NH Sim
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS

bALT1 MON Il ADVERTISEMENT
DNEW " WHOLESALE HAT House.
- NO. 2a BALTIMORE STREET. BETWEEN
CHARLES AMP B hfsfyf5i MD.
JAMES II. BIZ. Il Is i RY,
OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Would respectfully invite the attention of country
TRaW Fn Re nEf aGa fn &
HATS, of the latest styles, for the spring trade.
Having long experience IN business and very
manufacturers, we feel confident that we can offer
inducements to country merchants in both quality
cali and examine our stock when visit our city
orders promptly attsRdsd To- Hats m2nufacta1sd
fel6-eod3m
RALTlN1OR GLASS WORKS
- beng IN iuli operation with three furnaces, we
haze BEEN
i bAE f!Fifse iSa' fl Isl
fATAFsco AMI S3,ro,
Also. GLASSWARE, of all KINDS and COLoRS
VINE WINE BEet,es. all kinds, Pickle 4 Preserve Jars,
Mineral Water BEETLES, Tiaisp PATENT M s%ss
Flasks, Ware of all kinds and
iHFSHTERs AgEs$SS f'iiiSs And
FRENCH w1xB 81 S1 1Nb = Plate GLASS.
1iuW' nhl DTlIlSiOne, blue tllrOi,
Copperas, CASTLE Soap, BOrux
EPSON Salts, Castor Oil. Ext. LOgwood,
Bi Carh Soda, Lnseed Oil. Cine al kinds
Sal Soda, White Lead Varnishes do
French Zinc, Whiting Putty
Saltpetre, Paints 6Co!nrs. Sand PAPER Xc
BAKER, BROTHERS T. co,
81 and - South Charles st..
1e Io-lm Baltimore, Md.
WHEELWRiGHT, NUDGE co.,
w COMMISSIOE PAPER WAREHOUSE, |
Dealers in Printing, Writing, Blank Book, Hard |
ware and Manila p A + f r 81 Bookbipder
1 LEATHER and CLOTH; Foreign and Domestic |
RAGS; Bleaching POW DERS; ALUM, &c. No. |
IA Hanover street. corner Of German street, |
Ja %o-t6m BALTIMORE, MD.
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MEDICINES.

y a -->~ s> >-~e-> -~~N-c~
IL HEEIMMB B0IL EXTRAcT BHGHn,
HEEMBoEbb'ss E EXXTfkkAGf B BuuGcHHUU,
Si:si bs5s's III Fl: sss B$+ss
The Great piuret!c, The Great Dinretic,
positive and specific remedy fo1 diseases the
Rjs$$s! k$$ $ss: $!sys R !sssy;
AND ALI .qnf b}HsSEAsEsSA 81 The p''ps''
Ssfas 4[ssT sfNqS
Is certain, safe and speedy cure. from whatever
cause they may have originated and no matter of
sssndns Long Long ssandnE
:. How Lone Standing, How Long Standing.
little II any change diet,
Is pleasant in its taste and odor,
~ And INN ,diate in its action.
!fyon are suffering with any of the above Distress
PPRR0cTRE I THE Z R + AT ONCE.
bofbbhs Il $SSSSSSE
the h. simply dsIcate to the confined and despairing
HH HS$4 i h E E$$EER
any psS PEI sssss r. d?Ssisa to
For sale wholesale F and rstsl ! by w,Nsrou
i.u-,, Druggists and A u 4 {; res.
DK. HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
-, DIR. HooFLANp'st Bb9aLsAm1c CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines Of he present axe,
BY them IN all eases, and tie opls Aare
hHs rG$HS56 5 RRH5BEE5!t AY
weakness Of tAe stomach and disestire oSsass, ays
iP ffr p nnd ps'me"e*ssy cured BY the GERMAN
re- B1SIisAM1c CORDIAL Ia, acquired a ,.,x-
iH en1s w1rnouT Taa r. oa. .s
ger, r gid Io1g stGxd.ng
cocHHH f4 Sot N ok NN92zzk GNHHESs Rk2N
MoNiz, fNcfPIEN7TceioIN1;S1G Y lMfT TNf
e.d has performed tbs mos: astonishing en,ss ever
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
III ssss ~ sss ccnp IA
51:ss s.sdieinss az. ,ysrarsa BY DR.. c. NJ. JACK
.ys,yvAs1s, ats cents pc, bottle Tie sisaa.m,s a.
- u; JAcksos ~" % on 'As oxisids ss,appsy Of
In .As Al,na~Ge published Annually BY til. pro-
nd sest,mo"y and eomg,enaatory notices from ali
' 'o o. sAs eoast,y. These Alnaanacs sivsn
''s' 0' al e sGf at:fi,i LADD CO., Assps
JcI-dGcwH Richmond. Va.
RUPTUREGuREDFO FIVE DOLLARS
IL DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
'an now be mad for only Ave dollars. Every medi-
"a! man who has examined this instrument, pro- |
it superior to all others. If desired We
NJ cheeTfnily refer to any Of the very numerous
,ersons who have been thoroughly cured by this |
Truss Persons owning valuable slaves thus afilict-
a. should procure one, they being 80 durable, and
ne cheapest IN the end We will send this Truss
o any part Of the country by Express or mail.
For tho Truss, or information concerning it, ad-
ress G. C. JACKSON.
No. Main street, Richmond, Va.
Persons Lot knowing us, can send their money In |
* Th merchant ci,a or friend in this city:
,AKER'S and MILLSPAUGH& JOHNSTON'S. |
lIussls0. my9-ly
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sEr.C. A A.!s!sAGEs. CARR1ao..~

OAFiyeR/r,CAn CARRI.c~
M nnf ;;"ei r.,ssIaassss,c On
ley, between Main and Csrv. IAN on Lomh.;Is
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHEsssd l.,h "a
out mkE lsS. sA AK With c.saa.
the best material and workman.S," own nAss'
Will he sold as low As good work Of T.. q sss,
IN the city Of Richmond, and resnso,s snd eas
r r,are .rG ns sssfe xan, &C any as IN
to sell at the lowest p1oes poss bs 70 order A.
sold that 10 new, warranted. "no al Won
fe A-d9m NICAJau
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~ SOUTHERN srUNkwAKE roll

Corner Cary and 18th SITS. kiennons' "
II KEtSEES pARR. PIoPt. .,,.
Tho subscribers respectful, inloin. tae "a
chants IF VIrginta. North Carolina sad lshsee.s Il
that they are manufacturing tie les, 81 80
SrONEW WARE, cons,s,,ue II Juss. Jars, P'c .s.
Milk Pans, ChuIns, Breld Rises, SeshHs NV"
Jas, air Tight &c, &c. -. w,,,,
Also, neatly painted charcoal PACKED ',,ss.
Coolers, both metal and wood cases, Oh IA
from 2 GALLONS Ia ~ gallons. ,,..,.d 1,
na- All Ware cold by us Will be dea'e''e
THOS. W. kktSh"
nAvtD pARR.
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~ LAWRENCE s: MARYE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practces in the Courts Of the City Of Richmond
and the Counties of Hennco, Hanover and Caro-
line. ~
He is also Notary Public and Commissioner ofthe
United States Court of Claims - -O
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAIN WHITE
and himself being dissolved. his office is now on
18th street. just below GOddin's Hall. fe l3-ly
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MEDICAL CAR D.-Dr. PLUME offers his ser
~ wees to the public in the treatme of all secret
diseases Twenty years practice in the above
braEoh gives Dr.. r a claim to public favor.-Ofice
on Franklin street; near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side, AL
ways on hand, supply of the CHEMICAL Ex-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one of the very best
Dimes sent to order. All oommv ucations by letter
or otherwise promptly attends to. Richmond, Va
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49, NtAoea. sr.>.
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expected 10 hear Of some great N. -. courN -
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lonnd there was mystery bevnnI IN, tne eiemsss
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prevail who daily march onward .ns taos >,
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I'll promised the public a ,omnohd,
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SHIPPING, &c.

SPRING AND SUMMER AR.
A1LL4S ANGEMENT.-THREE TIMES A
~~s1-s WEEK TO NEW YORK, by the mar :
nlhcent Y. 8: MAIL STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN,
JAM ESTOWN and ROANOKE, Captains PAR
IRISH, SKINNER and Couch. leaving Richmond
every TUESDAH and FRIDAY evenings at 4
Returning, they leave New York every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY evenings, at
O'Clock.
EXCURSION TICKETS
70 New York and back. emitting the purchaser To
go and return by either Of the above mag fcent
steamships. Meals and State Room included. for
the round trip. only SIS.
Passage to New York. fare and state room in
C Mded. SlO Storage passage only SIS.
Tickets and Berths secured at our office.
LUDLAM Il WATSON,
~ Opposite steamers wharves, Richmond, Va
~. B.-Theso steamers touch at Norfolk going
and returning. Passage to and from Norfolk
same as by the river boats. NH L. t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-22

& G. NJ. BROUN, M. D., offers to the
49, citizens of Richmond and it's vlcinity his
professional services, in the practice of edicine
Obstetrics, and Surgery.
"a Residence at the upper end of Marshall
street, formerly owned by Mrs. Chevalle-latteriy
by A. R. Courtney, Esq. NH l-dim.'
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MAWESR. SUTTON, ATTORNEY
~ AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Practses in all the Courts of the city of Richmond
and the counties OF Henrico and Goochland. Ofice
corner bank and nth streets. Richmond, Va.