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SArtHntY, Oct. il 7 u
FIors-The market exhibited lcss buoyapcv. While
,upcrare state and Western were easter sales IL COO
bbls, Including superune State aud Western al Is as
o. 20, and Extra state At ts soassso
warAr The msrkc, was heavy, sna tha lower r-nses
easier, while tn sales tho concession were 40
tive Milwaukee club cold AZ VI 2say as, ch,caro
sp~ire al fsasi a and red Western II oil "a apas
CnFw sts ~hhout charge, while ,nirs rrarnot abaft
so COO brstts a. tqc tpAc frr Western mixed sg1at
Ftrx --The ma'kft ers = - active sub rrusf eAes
n e1a 1915 NJ utss. so 80 ~ SO no tor ~ -
NnsetY vas I'm VII s4lts VI 4go TO bbls a.
:. e &C.
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cent premium, the general selling ratss we're /

cent premium, the general selling ratss we're a
per cent.
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last evening thus
notices the money market OF that dty:-
The money marget, poswithsssnding tho panic IN
"a ks. oanIinuss ahundADty Supplied win caai.li
per cent FOE call loaDs with occAsaA transactions
5h per cent There il q continued Guy the
- ct ~ sncn prime erdorsed business paper capital
are willing invest In There IA bot it'll. demand
money, nnd the banvs continue 10 absorb about sll
II hrst class Obligations cher~d
he Baltimore Patriot Of yesterday says:
Yhplopey market ia quite tiled, mu from
M immersion of scarcity Of money from want ~
the part ~ bih banks aud capitalists W.
t,tt quer &C, AZ advance IN the rates 70
rsp.r, which could have been readily negotiated SINE
Gays since at cent, cannot pc acid IN cay betr
han Btst second c'ass do. quote DOR cent ahi
NJ ooiside of these al y a2k per month az ~ qat
On uudoubted securities the rates rAage y
I to- 10
Annexed is the latest return oil the New Orleans
banks October Pos
WEEKLY gxArgaxsr or THx Nsw ORLEANS n4sKs
g.aI Av.fH
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAi.
SATURDAY, Oct. 27-G 2. ".

SATURDAY, Oct. 2T-G 7. ".
Tie steamers City Of Manchester and New York
sailed day for Europe, the former with $50 $50
the latter with $4,000 in specie on freight
making the total shipment Of the day s3t7 $3.50.
MONEY was as easy usual Of late; the foreign ex
| change market closed dull.
| AT the Stock Exchange this morning there was d
rally In prices TO the extent Of per cent. On
| the announcement, however. Of the failure Of a
/ broker who has been prominently identified with
\ the rise. the market fell OIL, and ruled ] ! per
| cent lower between the boards; NJ the afternoon
session prices were the same and the market closed
unsettled. The business done was well distributed
throughout tie list, tie most active stocks being
the Now York shares. A large number Of bill con-
tracts are coming due daily in New York Central
and Erie and the buyers are, ofcourse slaughtered
Hudson River resists Tie panic better than any
other stock on the list mainly in consc-
quence of is scarcity and the extreme difi-
Guilty or making deliveries. The earnings Of
the roads fulhl public expe ,taton. but Ii tho
presen; condition Of tho public mind nothing can
countervail the tendency TO alarm, uneasiness aud
distrnst. The following were the closing quota
tons Of the day Virginia G's 81 S.; Missouri
6's, 7Gl 1; Cation, la a Is; Cumberland Goa
preferred, 10i; Pacific Mail, 90 a %; New York
Central. sol I; Eric, IS |; Hudson River, &c a
J; Harlem, l5l 4; Harlem preferred, 3si 80;
Reading, I'll /; Michigan Central, 59l COZ Michi.
gan Southern and Northern Indiana, l5i q /; do.
guaranteed, 50. DC; Panama, III i22; Illinois
Central, Il I; Galena and Chicago, G. a !;
Cleveland and Toledo, y I; Chicago and Rock
Island, CT; a62.
The business Or Tic Sub Treasury vas IS follows
to-day
htEtTt.. .ttt....... sS03bl1 81
--fQr CUSTOMS % Ool %
lei nSns.......... ...............,:.. l7g tso 50
hancess - 5sl 0o3 IS
Tie exchanges at the Clearing House to-day arc
SCI .e,9.s2, %, and The balances n 3l2 4oS a.
For the week, tie sum totai Of the exchanges Is
sliS.7o46j9 4, making daily average q s2s,.
95o.t26 Gt, against So SO s. last eek
Tie following dividends have been declare -
The American Exchange Bank, dividend IF bree
and half pr cent payable on the sth instant.
Tic Concord N. I'D Railroad. two dollars III
share, payable NoyembcrS. Tic Chicago nv.
w yion ani Qlincy Railroad Company, sl.isera
q fvc per cent "a holders Of t. .,.''t..s...'
dividend payable on l5ta - Y" ~
!, : November. The repo;!
current few "'.r since that dividend Of fop'
Por Gems !" been declared was doubtless ;ac
Wo'A ~ risChevoua person, A. nc meeting, of d
ros''rs had aiken place until yesterday.
Tho following table viii compare tie exports q
The seven principal staple articles for tho wcck:-
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,rsl than a ,soss who struggling 70 stand or 10
.,gl.at tbeuaselvss ron The Rubbish 10 which they
clei in ihe cars which were not th,osa on.
pst n,uf lar alter the ms. sn' %, escst Sy
,hose DO sa the other cars were Oh the Track AMI
fssfed the rect might follow.
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The canal tolls for the third week Of October, 1880
s7s,a5s Total receipts to the 2sd Of ooto3er,
s2,4si 6i2 do, last year, u ISL $40,
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Ii. RAILWAYS RE suL ArTEG Pills,
Warranted 10 o.eEale T. slx hDu-s.
RAILWAYS kEfliAT.h8 Pats, vegea lie and irposu.
aad relieve IN fTom three 10 pils
equal - thirty Of tho drastic lrs sarcaargsd cx1
ei Id other corrosive maerAa. iEey gige
fall kqu41ng the disturbed cir .ns1n. Il control
fever; my he uost 10 they tie disturb
sg nssd OF w'enching, conyusng and rritail =
ID. scasrgIg he bils sooths Ike i1<
eno Mt Justly REGARDED the ony safe sah4r
and alternative for ad snd children Bcny coated with ssse.
gum they peasant - take
RsDeAI's EkNovAfiS1 RFsOLvEsr obl'era,es al
ds that h.msh the lace such
b- scroinous eruoons thu fsce and ulcers 40
wherever lprated Uerated sore hroat bronchl Is
Al tne ds,resnv dssssss hat isstn the lungi
end II unchecked ebd IN ats hths subdued by ia
uows rfai puuorc AZ the 08g cOnbtut ola remedy
phch shat-red humanity with the u
ttrn.ntrt Ieliet
Rsawsyl remedies sold by druSgts aveyywher
RsDx.f co, - John street, N. T.
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E,lrTvpvTH gTPKvr nIsTrT wRy-Tsvk HrIFusr
n In ne rhrspex rlaoe v ~ enc Rr,Udies Wise.
Enus Nhftsrs tcrfss AZ fdr II rlessle srd fsrit
rsts, ~ a. Wet I0tesvh street, 81 asnof nd ~ Ia
Fss@ CBAhLEs Wnls& p.er-sscs.
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DuRSsIpKs PURE otD MoroNgAHgLA
ID RYE wHIsKny
ssn1s conscss~dv ne pu~s heahsu beversre
IN honestly Distilled from The m ~ careful u
frsed srd cner~d for sale u,sss
wholesome Nv TO be invaHd. veil 10 tha-s
teAs cor ise fr- urrivrld qusites a. 81 m
stt Of The sales fud hen a. scrptia
ms' cr.h rhy aciAns usng 10 heir pr,csss
= Oar WHITE. sois Arsn.a
Us CIV slreel NeN York.
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Total 81 sss eoi So $40 ees i7,sTs aso 2oIs Al
i1crsaso compared with 1889 500 oSs
a. Cincinnati on wednesday there was full
supply ofmoney, while the offerings paper were
moderate, and good names In demand a, 10 per
cent. Eastern exchange was heavy. Domestic
exchange wos rather easier a. Chicago on the 25th
inst. ahd While lie banks were holding at per
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The following j. q comparative statement or the
-aluc Of exports nom the commencement 4 tic
tear % October 10
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Total ....... 90 or 202 2292 s7s 1877 400 $40 iss
Increase ............... IA Isl Decrease 1905
The following is q statement Of the earnings aai
disbursem ents Of the Potsdam and Waterfowl
Railroad now owned by the WATERFOWL and Rome
Ralroad-for the month OF September IN 1859 AMI
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WINES ANp ,.IonoRs.

IN INFORMANT TESTIMONY wHrsxEr.
"A N Efrg WILLIAM grrrNr, Los rcr ~ O.
February 1, 100 ,
vse.rp gaurs r.ty A On Cork =
,rs~,Yvr.~ NJ tHrras much rleaguve IN bearnv tcsh
" ire rerv superior qusHg 81 yonr Whhkey snrgi.i
pssarp A was nreeyrrfd 70 sns On board, n
- ~ trt. ~~ruiu "a hAyioF rone euf I've hes ~ W.
psd. sotr osss 'sn,,.r.. = cANrBSrL csv,m,r
~, spi. agent N sew
yrrh Tor tNis relehrsted vhieksy.
~ 20 gAllun: tottie.
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D1OU ren ft1.. r@uahsr ~ ~ f~xsxuFs Assembly a.
The 81 Canada left his the msu of
ecemh~r lstt A~d has been hrArs ~
tfe y tFesy ssts reward 500 sn be paid ~ HE
EpVer wett " anr.ta 20 ary perry who
surh dsnce shall oonsiderG sAd
CFtfnTsnt a he -ss*nre M pisre % OF
he rad fokn sksflrsn Hogsu Hal~e N be
crt nsttn aitenetn On his fs@lh and burial Any
naca1u 10 HHt Get a. BE- Nent - the er.lrrss
a. CAS- ALLE 4. Frovtn1.l s.creagy.
orrrNc CT Is Ns1
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NrEw ycpx srD uNKi.Es RAILROAD
N nd nlrrSt crnrnr1 80
1e- yr-s Entail Hsirnsd fcr NsAsw fans bafso Ant az
-. we~t wrFshwrst rortawen
- .rs snss paysNsv 70 49, r~'ns wn leave rweu.
A. ..ssH ssrsef esa#u Zee Nnrs a. j ..nwH--
Ais,rv m g,.sa rrtlr, A n. 90 Up y.
sfsanr Nal rfasu. 70 A. -
b., I'm. Pislrs ssA y. $40 ans SO ,. NJ. nrvpIns
~ - " sss f.,rs sit r. NJ iron WIN. rres Dspoo sor.
'vSs w vuls~. lrsas- u A. n .bd .yP NJ rrcr r-rvs-
Ssh s.rrsf uercn srppfre n III stsrrus.
sxfrr-fsc.
Albany y tnsi thsnE. 80 A f.-Gtprnss rrasr.
4. ~ AfbMny a.it H.. Il.
xSaay A y tss kTssay az A IVAN rria.
crson rsls A. NJ, saopfhzs ~ stations north a no
~" ws.s risins, alma xsns4@P. n, ssppi.s = -
wW'srs vrcs, SO A. N. ssd 1 r 4, scZyMg = IN -
ARA - JOur BUuOuudA
Assistant espwsa1N~sew<
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S hIPPiNG NEW s


an packages and tscs iasadsd for he SEw Ysgx Hsal
th9i4fG n ssiAsd
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IoR RRrngtPt rT-rArr vrrrY cssrs -Tns
y heas er bRlDdAruRt leises rsck so, y 4 ~
NrHday wednesday art FridAw. A. q 0en~s utn. hrNv
pe % ccnnsct VITA lluusstic Nauf sick Ard Nes Rvco
rsAifusGA
lrHE AURORA LrAyES jay srRFST prER EvrHT
ssy ats A. n fr Yoaters NasiuEs D1hA s~ry. larry
iNwm Nrr Sgrr Grassy rfut Newnarrka sgt
FeFhikl kftnFunr leaves Fffkskn Al y. M, - si0s
IVES Iepthssnd Ihhteih streets
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DRIVE MOUNTAIN CLOVER SEED;
l also. a lev packases nice ROLL BUTTER, to-
b, o.. W. D. ToMPKiSs < BIO 10 SAFE
mn I-3t Basin Bank.
A IL N AND IODINE MASS.
RELIEF OF DYs fGh sHs scRoru1A g.
This MASS is ob'ained from the :. Virgin Bed'
ford Alum and iodine Springs" by acareful, scien
tihc method OF evaporation, whereby the mineIa,
are full retained. We have for sale both the VA
TEX and NJ ASS. and solicit call from those IN
e estsd. ramphlsts, containing PHI, sclans' Ger
MEADE BAKER Phsrmsceu,ists
g. >, lsS MAN street, corner shove Post Otiice
sAa RG syM SHAREf: .s5 ST Rrow
AT $50 BROAD SIN. GoIpEN take. !" pie.sa sur;
"snopnfISk that no has reduced the prices 81
nIs riba1 ~ per Gent below former prices un
Of Cold Gold and Velvet, light and dark Land:
fSsapesi Bdnaausis Vases Plain. Gothic Greep and
To- Gcd hath the ss Of
etc.; 4 reat variety OF English and American OIL
CLOTHS, with flannel back. plain OF 6rured. ali
D 'o'a' M So idSE - B ssS.s e.. e.
dc ; SIN Opposite the store Of Quares 4 Co.
GRE AS Z ExTRACTOR-For removing
kinds of silk and woeen Dresses. and from Broad
cloths Casssmeres, &C., without the htest inju
THIS article has bean used sxteusivsly tAro..h.
out the country, and has received the highest 70.
IL also Iscclved the silver medal
TIE ssr Ss a q made
had oi the principal Drug ists, and at nv |. ',n
!. Ebws Is FIFTH T. FINCH.
WRiIiAG DESkS.- Rose wood ana MANI.
" ny writing Desks, Paper Na.hia W.
boara ana resAs, or beautiful styles, ust ooenea
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{ ai,.rc>.iolIaI.

,r.sv.>GToN. March I-Sfnnfs.-The Mill
..., Academy Appropriation bill Was taken
W. WiEiall, Of Texas, moved an amend
=, apnropTiatiug ~ ,lHl.WAi, 10 equip reg
-, al mounted volunteers 10 protect the
s-',,.-.o : Texas. He explained the necessi-
. II 9mediair action.
IT. Mason stated hat the Pres ident had re-
.,e4 information TWO DAYS ago which show
=. n, tbeolEte necessity OF immediate action
va.,rs ft>senden and others opposed any
IN until the President Lad been heard
"a definitely, and the subject was referred
D.. .ie Committee on Military Affairs.
a. laws, Of II IS introduced the resolu-
,..r. 4Iapted hv She Democratic caucus. and
..k.! that they be substituted for his and
g7a'td-
hbtil 10 authorize the sale Of arms to the
>.qfes sad 10 give the ssperintendence OF ar
~ rif. ~ officers Of the ordnance corps, was
.ssea mp aud debated.
I'm ne course Of the debate, Mr.. Simmons
h, ~ >tated that arms could be- more cheaply
s.ade IA private establishments. Mr.. Mason
.A'ed that owing to the existing relations OF
ne States 10 each other. Virginia had appro-
mated ~Jnn.nrU 81 purchase arms, bat would
% .at-.al a 20 what she procured from the
N1rlh She had Sent agents 10 Europe 10 get
.rg tps as there
Af,.r further debate, the Senate adjourned
Hs..s.--A bill WAS reported from The Com
r,l.ler # Commerce Tor the better protection
.. thr lives OF passengers on steam boats, and
.7 ur1'tc: female elulcTantS from ne vile usage
,eag receive from The captains OF vessels. The
,aetf.. Ia the latter case is fixed at fine and
urrIs5LlGrHt
Nr Ashmure made n speech refutlng the
harp. 'hAt South Carolina was in favor Of re-
..4s.ug he slave trade. He concurred in the
mon OF he South Carolina Legislature rela-
we 70 = Southern Conference.
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rELDoRAPHIC NEWS.
- c---.orrxp FOR TIRE RICHMOND piarATcH.l
LATER FROM EUROPE.
,,x,lOF the EDINBURGH.

yorx. March The steamship Edin-
NY ,lnn Liverpool, on the 18th nl,, ar
~ his afternoon. -
rieV ",onoried that the conservatives in the
u - commons have determined to OPP
h'H,rr 'adstone's budget
r,Sse nT refuses 10 negotiate for peace with
eF'.', upsli Tangiers Is taken. She is ac-
h'I'"' c-epar!ng 10 invest 10.
a,as tt,.i,an quest ion is unchanged Nea-
ihe sr,iy> are threatening. and II is said
fo't'.sry exists IN the army.
aid Austr;s's ohlec IONS 10 England's
al OF The Italian question, have reach
~ a.. ad,ices say France has requested
Dc 10 make proposals for settlement
p" italian question Of the Romagua.
A." - 60 j. s strong sentiment of opposition
snpexation of Savoy I" France in the
t,r,i,l Parliament
i-h COMMERCIAL.
r..,, refi is.-Cofton quiet q nd steady
L. tl.rec dssso lNeu bales. Market seue-
IS .-r and eu'ei q, eSs r2s'.s. Wheat trtn
81, hlA her. Cora advanced Cd als.-,ci-
- g.. ,' sa.e. Pors steady. Sugar arm Coffee
x, stores unchspecd. RICE steady
-...s - Hgt's.
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Nomination ior Governor by the Democrats
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

RftprG. March The Democratic State
Convention. '0-day. elected Jno J.. Dawson.
Nm " ny merry, Jos. l.. Baker and Senator
Hy.el delegate To the Charleston Cunyen-
log. Henry i Foster, OF Westmorelaud
.aary. ISIS dominated by acclan.ation for
Governor
Ite Convention adopted resolutions en-
lrsiGt III CINCINNATI platform: declaring
'4e night To hold slaves in the Territories
purely judicial question; deuouncing the
repTes >lDIe cuufilct' doctrine; applauding
b4,1a'ag'- a'imInlstratlon: favUrIng protec-
cato coal and iron endorsing Buchauau-s
'Ts regarding specific duties, and agreeing
support The nominees OF The Charleston
i.aFratUI.
~ 1 IL, .l-t !. hon, Il -,
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,{,uEELwRuGHT. NUDGE co..
EDUCATION.
W., MUSICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

,kil MUSICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS -
i,3$ Prof. X CHNlEL. date of Patapsco Fe
Tx male Institute. Eilicott's Mills. Md hav-
IH- come 10 Richmond ~ locate perIna-entl,
offers his professional services 70 those dasirous OF
obtaining ~ fail and complete course Of Musical
lnstrnction,, IN the Itaau s'A le: lon the HARP
PIANO nCITAR. ORGAN. SINGING and TIL L
SCIENCE OF MUSIC.
HIS Circulars, Card Of Terms Testimonials
&c, may he seen AZ Mr. p. H. TAYLoR's Music
Store. or a. the 81. Lawrence House ,wher he may
be
GENERAL LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION
Professor DE CENIEL was for several wears
2 Teacher OF Music in the Patapsco Institute
Few II anv. Professors of the HARP, PIANO,
hc'. have excelied or equalled him. and as a Pro
lessor OF VOCAL MUSIC, he has hish rank
most c"rdiaiik recommend HIM rs an INSTRCC.
iOh ior SCHoOLS, or private pupils"
ALNIRA LINCOLN PHELPS
Late PRINCIPAL Of Patapsco Feniale nst'e. Md
Eutaw Place BAIT, Dec. L. 1859 fe 4-lm*
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Railroad Acc,drnt-Arr"~f OF Il Counterfeit

rfvrlsYArI. Feb. Con- SATURDAY, night
-trert!ue II ne express train on The Man rtta
erlttncipAati Railroad was thrown from HE
.,,.,,! work near Nlncennes by the dlsrlaee-
meat ~ 2 rail The engineer and firemen were
sss'v injured, bat none of The passengers were
L-r-
Geo Gilbert was arreS ed for attempting
q. mass 4 spurious five dollar bill on the Hart
:. 70 Bank Of Hartford, la Thirty-two hum
!rpi and ghry dollars III ones, taos, fves
a.a ..g's ~ HE same iSSu lie Were found III his
.-ltk
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Wrecked Vessel Discovered

H"EFoLB. March The lost schooner r
''lLs'A rum luto) has been found forty
Niles nom cape Henry, standing perpendicu-
h arm her star beard quarter out OF the
A'eE She Is immoyable in the track Of the
Nr'1~ln steameie
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Iae Convention then adjourned.

Missouri Mate Opposition Convention.
JEFFERSON, Mo. March The Opposiiion
>A'e t-ENentIoD passed series Of resolutions
a.nfu-iDs the Democracy tor lis heresies on
'"T' II nominated Hon Edward Bates
fr,he Presidency
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NJ ffWW- II WV Il StUTIT KIFETIOH.
HtitFAN Fen. 2~-There is nothing what
ever :uTtAer. rem the wreck Of the Hunga-
Eau.
Nj Johnson. son Of the EX- Attoruey Cen
eral Ms nominate ed today. against. Hon. Jo-
.sah HoHe a member for Windsor. but there
.su1 yAAn.r O. h!s success.
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RICHMOND MADECL0TnING-

"a ~ nMOND VI a - r. CLOTHING
~ IN REASED FACILITIES - The sub
M scrlber has been manufacturing clothing in
j6 the city OF Richmond over twenty Years
--AA. ard Ii At this time from IS 10 100 hands in
his employ ment and WILL III the next month "r
tWo make large additions 70 that number. Rav-
Ing taken the story over his store, especially for
manufacturing purposes. he IS term med To make
any article IN the clo'hlng me that snail compare,
IN every respect with clothing made in Northern
clfeS and he asks the patronage of his Old friends
and the public generally. in view of the fact tina
ne is giving eInpos ment IN our midst to a la re
number al mechanIcs and worthy females. VINO
m ut otherwise suffer for the necessarleS of life
tie IS the best OF cutters and materials not to be
SURPASSED by any house the country
MIR land. Virginia Carol mas and Georgia GAS.
SIMERkS and rWEEDS OF all grades and colors
81 richly SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE
iNG HOUSE, rs all shall he salts fed by personal
inspection "f not what he intends TO do, bnt what
r.. b SPENCE,
Clothier and Tailor corner Nam and 18th SITS
fe 29-lm richmond Va
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RIBBONS,
MILLTNERYont
STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG;, GATOR & Co,
IMPORTERS AND JoRBERs
RIBBONS. BONNET SILKS and SATiNS,
VtIVETS. RTCHF rs. Flowers
FEATHERS. STRAW BONNETS. FLATS, &c
No. 237 and Lofts Of go Baltimore st,
BALTIMORE. Mp.
Offer stock unsurpassed IN the United States in
VARIETY and cheapness.
ORDERS solicited and prompt attention given.
TERN@--Six months 6 per cent. of for cash. par
funds. ia 2l-6w
IVUEELWRIGHT. NUDGE CO..
Dealers IN Printing. Writing. Blank Rook Hard
ware aud Manila Frs; Bnokbinders'
LEATHER ard CLOTH; Foreign End Domestic
RAGS; Bleaching row DERS: ALUM. &c. No
IL Hanover street, corner of German street,
ia 25 dom BALTIMORE. ND.
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ny 4. Is. OoN, Auc.

HORSES. MULES AND BUGGY. AT
-. ACG IloN.IOn SATURDAY, Sd INST. at 10
mn seve' al Saddle and Harness Horses / pal,
ueautitui match bay, SIX Yeas old work fneiy IN
SIN le or double harness warranted no, fec.i,
sound. -AISO- Pei'oo'''
very HANDSOME louue Buggy and Harness
nra's AIS 0"e'' al" spring
SeVera very me Cows. E. B COOK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-02
IA COMMITTED To I,,.- ,.., NV

q Chesterfield County. On the 10th of Novem
SNher, NEGRO Man. who calls himself
-Sn2.is sometimes called Cross. Sad Negro is
about ieet inches HI h; about % years OF age
nose. He SAYS he is free. and had when arrested
a his possession several certificates OF has free
com, winch were evidently torted by himself. as
way, the owner viii come forward prove property,
to law. s @ DITVAI
ie 4-6W- Tailor Chesterfield Cnuntx y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-02
tireSin \eW York.

HE@ YORK, March l. Two fires this morn
~ D. feytd the warehouses At No. 80 Front
r. ami at the corner Of Greenwich and
'-''ry siltrts Loss s,f2u.uOu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-02
U GREAT CMANaE TO BUY HATS.

ACAAPS AND LADIES, FyRs CHEAT. VERY
GAPS Ar CoST.-Havin. determined to close t,t on,
n. stock of Hats and Caps Shall sell ircln this
ua' my stock whclls very large and well selected
want of Hats and Caps to l", Iowa So one at ST.
AZ IS so a % 50 Tor 5 j. soft Has worth ) 50
frr ~ so II for -, So 50 for 81 50, and u So Tor
u too numerous To mention; Caps from IS cents
T." 81 am determined 10 sell off all of my stock
so mat all who are N want save ~ per cent by
calling ar 2Ul Broad street ! have ali OF The late
styles ot soit Hats and Dress Hats of my own man
ufacture. Hats made To order at the shortest no
tee WIN T. MOORE.
n ATTN TIO<, CHESTEKFfELD
ACtNTRAL GrARDS.-l our CAPS are now
ready; gu vii plea e call and get t.em at
RIO. L.. DiCkINSON'S, IS Nam street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-02

AFuRS ROBERT l.. DICKINSON successo,
TO blninrd. Dickinson Weislser, Is Main st.
tegs leave to call the attention of his friends and
customers to his large and extensive stock OF
HATS, CAPS and FANCY FURS. which have
been selected from the largest manufactures. OF
stnfd, North CdrokiAa and Tennessee Trad,. com
prlslng III the LATEST and MOST FASHfONA
Die ) ! LES, too numerous to mention which
will be sold al wholesale and retail, on the mos,
favorable terms. " navy
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
stock, knowing that in price quality or sty n
cannot he Surpassed '' - IVY ~ -