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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

REMONsTRANCE TO THE LEGIsLATURE.-The
merchants OF Wheeling, Va held a meeting
or Wednesday last, and adopted resolutions
demonstrating against the one per cent. tax,
which were telegraphed to their representa-
tives in the Legislature. In Alexandria, Sat-
urday night, meeting Of merchants was held,
at which resolutions were adopted concurring
in the sentiments Of the memorial lately pre-
sented by the Richmond merchants, and add
ing the protest of the Alexandria merchants
against the one per cent. tax. A similar meet.
ing was held by the merchants Of Norfolk
Saturday night, and similar resolutions
adopted.
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fire occurred at Orange Court-H House, Va
on Thursday night, by which the stables at.
tached to the Exchange Hotel were burnt
down.
The Legislature of New York has passed a
bill to amend the Constitution by extending
free suffrage to negroes, by vote of II to 9.
Martha, the widow of Oliver Brown, who
was shot at Harper's Ferry, died at North Elba
on the I'd inst.
Hon. Mr.. Buffum, late Consul Of the United
States at Trieste came passenger in the steam
ship Asia.
New York jury, last week, awar ded Thos.
Kelly $ls6 damages for being bitten by David
Tiltons dog.
The Grand Duke Michael, brother to the
Emperor OF Russia, has been appointed SUI
preme Chief Of the military schools of Russia
Senator Sumner has subscribed 500. and
Senator Seward $50, to the proposed statue to
Horace Mann, at Boston.
The sum Of $4,000, bequeathed by Abbott
Lawrence, deceased, to the Boston Library,
was paid over by his executor on Monday.
The Princess Clothilde is not very pretty.
but she speaks fiuently five languages, and is
a thorough Greek and Latin scholar.
At the fair in Cleveland, for the benefit of
the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums the nett
proceeds were S3,0O3
The Connecticut State election takes place
April I'd, and the Rhode Island cleo ton April
Attn.
Over 500 hogsheads of tobacco have been
shipped from Charlottesville. Va since JAN
uary lst.
DR.. Samuel Boyd, health officer of Brooklyn,
N. Y, died on the eth inst.
Rev. Jno Stadler, Baptist minister, died
near Milton, N. c., on the eth inst. .
The Ohio Legislature has resolved upon hav-
ing an extra session.
Jesse Dunnivant, of Caswell COUNTY &C.
was drowned last week.
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According to the last report of the society
for the reformation of juvenile delinquents in
New York, 1850 children have been received
into the House ofRefuge since its Incorporation
in 1874. There remained $40 in January /.
1859; 377 werereceiyed during the year ; 1872
were indentnred and discharged and SIS re.
NAMED January I, 1860. 1t was originally or
ganized as private charity, but was after
wards adopted by the State for the coniine-
ment Of juvenile offenders, and is, by that act.
prison under the control of private com !.
papy, to which all boys or girls convicted of
larcenies or other petty crimes, under sixteen
years Of age, are sent. The buildings are stu
ated on RANDALL's Island. The inmates
earned, under contracts last year, Sl92I95I
AS an Illustration that the school is success full
in moral and intellectual training the Ne,rs
says that a boy who is now one Of the most
honorable and successful brokers on Wall
street, was an inmate there, and what is re.
markable, she who is now his wife was con-
fined in the female department of the insti-
tuition at the same time.
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n. Richmond Agency
OF THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
MAIN Srpvrr

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
100 MAIN STREET.
SURPLUS. ......... s I5 mn
insu-es Buildings, Merchandise, Household Fur
niture, Rents, Leases and other insurable proper
ty, against FIRE, at the rates charged by othe
solvent institutions.
IA Three fourths of the net profits of the busl
ness Of tins Company are divided annually to hold
ers o Its policies, IN Scrip bearing interest and
such profits carefully invested for the additional
security of the insured. until the fund thus accu-
INFLATED shall have reached the sum of $500 90,
making the cash guarantee of the Company 81,
U0,OOo; and thereafter the Scrip will he redeemed
as rapidly and to the extent that the profits accru-
ing TO the policy holders exceed the sum of $500
0UO. ~
First Annual Division to policy holders, de-
clared July 9th, 1887 .............Y 3l. per cent
Second Annual Division to policy
holders. declared July Sth, 1858 50 per cent
Third Annual Division to policy
holders, declared July l4th, 1859 . 80 per cent,
Fourth Annual Division to policy
holders will occur 1860.
Interest Dividend in cash, to hold
ers of Scrlp of ISL, declared July
Sth, 1855. Observation-Disclosures per cent
Interest Dividend in cash, TO hold 0'"''
ers of Scrip of 1857 and lo5S, de
clared July l4th, 1889 -. --.6 per cent
KNOWLES WALF6RD,
Hh H-ot Agents.
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VESSEL SUNK.-The schooner ]. r. Jewett,
Capt. Mathews, which sailed from Ports
mouth, Va, on the sth inst, for Boston, with
corn, collided at sea with the schooner A. 4.
Whitmore, Of New York, on Sunday, Is miles
South of Ancoteague light. The crew of the
Jewett leaped on the Whitmore, and the jb Of
the former vessel being up, she went off be.
fore the wind and her fate is therefore UNI
known
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

THE PACIFIC RAILRoAD-The House Select
Pacific Railroad Committee had a meeting on
Thursday, and the following resolutions-the
first offered by Mr.. Smith, of Virginia the
second by Mr.. Rice, of Massachusetts and
the third by Mr.. Stout, Of Oregon-were
adopted:
Resolrsd, That Pacific Railroad connection
is necessary and expedient.
ReSolred, That the construction OF suciroad
or roads should be undertaken by corporations
Of individuals, and not by the Government of
the United States.
Res0tred, That it is expedient and necessary
that the Government should aid the under
taking, both with money and lands, in its
construction.
The first two resolutions We're unanimous.
ly adopted, and the last received but one op.
posing vote, on the ground that the voter was
opposed to the donation Of land, but did not
object to aid with money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

CHARLESTON HEARD 'FRONT.' he agent de-
puted to visit Charleston and engage quarters
for the Ohio delegation has returned and made
his report: A hall large enough to accommo-
date the delegations from the whole West as
an assembly room has been engaged for 5000
per day for ten days., 900; board and lodg-
ing for the forty-six Ohio delegates at SIS per
day-S2,3O0. This may be considered rather
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

THE PREsIDENCY.-Ths Democratic District
Convention of the LIST Congressional District
Of North Carolina, assembled at Murfrees.
boro', Thursday, and selected COL Long and
VIM. A. Moore as delegates to the National
Convention. Both these gentlemen are un-
derstood to be in favor Of the nomination Of
Hon. r.. NJ T. Hunter.
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Fair.

See the advertisement of the Fair to be held
to-day at Mechanics Hall, for the benefit of
the Home Mission, by the Rev. MI READS
Church. There could not be a better or more
praiseworthy object and we hope it will meet
with the most liberal encouragement. The
ladies of this Fair are famous for their needle.
work, and we learn that on this occasion thew
have an unusual quantity on hand. This
Fair will have another attractive feature, for
young gentlemen especially. There will be an
uncommonly large number of pretty girls 1--WE
beg pardon we mean handsome ladies) at it.
But the object is what everybody ought to
look at. We are constantly sending mission
aries to the heather. Now, the heather are at
our doors. Let us do something to save them
if we can
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New York LeRtslafiom.

The Albany IN. ~ correspondent Of thu
~ Y. Erpvess gives the details Of two Personal
Liberty HILLS. NOW aslors the lower Houss 81
the New York Legislature. The first, intro.
dncsa BY MT PowRLL, and formally reported
by select COMMITTEES, raised at his sugges tion,
provides. ist that every person, ON coming or
being brought into New York, shall be free
2nd, every person attem pting to hold any per-
son as slave, under any preience, for any
| length of time, in New York, shall I've deemed
guilty of felony, and confined in the State
! Prison. at hard labor, not less than two nor
| more than ten years, and also be liable to
| the party 50 attempted to Be held, IN the sum
| Of $1,000.
The second bill provides that any officer of
| the State, who shall attempt, under color of
! any statute State or Federal, to make an ar.
rest, except in accordance with or violate the
provisions Of this act, shall vacate his Office,
and be deemed guilty Of and punished for .
misdemeanor; declares that no judicial pow
shall be exercised against any person in New
York, except by authority Of Supreme Court
Judge, or an United States Judge, who are
forbid to issue warrant except upon punish.
able cause, and Oh oath, particularly describing
the place to be searched and the person to be
seiZ$d requiring that no fugitive shall be de-
livered up, except on trial by jury, and an APP
plication Of the alleged owner, and no faith
shall be put in any act, record or proceeding
produced in such case, except it be duly
proven; any person violating this provision
to be subject TO all the pains and penalties Of
the law against kidnapping free persons; an
U. s. Commissioner issuing warrant or pro-
cess for seizure or arrest, it is made the duty
Of any judicial officer in the State to issue a
writ of hdbsas corpus, before which judicial
officer proof Of the person concerned being a
fugitive must be produced, and no common law
construction, in regard to the right of any
class Of persons to liberty, which shall be held
to legalize their enslavement, shall be held
valid or binding in any case alleged and claim
ed TO fall under the third subdivision of Sec
ton :, article 1, of the Federal Constitution.
The proposition is now, in Committee Of the
Whole, to substitute this last bill for the brief
one first recited. The Republican speeches
in its favor, according to the correspondent of
the Express, have been a dissemination of as
rabid doctrines as the veriest abolitionst could
Kali who have thus far spoken protesting
themselves ready, if it We're possible, to 60
the whole length of abolishing slavery Some
Of the members talked downright treason.
What are we to think Of such legislation as
is proposed in New York! Is it the legisla-
ton Of a friendly or a hostile government
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h. Mr.. AND MRS. g. VANDENHoFF have been
strongly urged, by an almost general invitation, to
give another Reading before their departure from
the city. They have accordingly arranged to Go
SO on to- morrow evening, at Metropolitan Hail.
They have made decided impression, and will
have a crowd. The occasion OF their using Me
tropolitan Hall is that the Mechanics Institute is
engaged.
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ADR. B. Brown WILLIAMS, the original
Psychologist. resumes his interesting Lectures and
experiments, at Mechanics Hall. on TUESDAY
more delighted than at his last lecture.
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A Powers Gallery is the place to get
good and cheap PICTURES of ali the various
styles from the smallest to the size of Iifs
Inc report circulated through the city. that
had raised my prices, is false as those from
whom 1t came, and was doubtless the work of some
Northern AbOlitionist who Is ever ready to ROB
THE SoUTHERN PEOPLE. POWERS prices and
NH l7-3tt ~ ~
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A Coon SALARY-The Rev. G.. W. Carter, of
Oxford College. Miss. formerly of Petersburg,
Va has accepted the Presidency Of College
in Texas, at salary Of 5000 per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

Ma PHoToGRAPHs and Ambrotypes surpassed by
none in the world. from the smallest up to life
those executed at Res Mammoth GALLERY I45
Nam street. Copies taken from old Daguerreoc
types and Ambrotypes, enlarged to any desired
Is cents TO $50 NH Its
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IA. St. Nicholas saloon,
M o. ~, MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE Raw
Inc ST. Nicholas Saloon, second 10 no other -
.,a,shiient IN The state, Is constantly supplied
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES.
which will, be .o,a ,v VIM, EkU!TS. NUTS. etc.,
on the most satisfactory terms. '" ''H ALL
in, SU -. In III invited to exam
where. purchasing else
cR RfElHe KS and fsm,lies supplied with CAKES.
NJ EEtrSSI rstIs and COFFEE. GAME and other
tss1 EsHM ENTS served in tho best STYLE, in the
' ""Ao""' d"u At tho shortest notice.
M.,,c ANDREW ANTONf,
NH nnahnIaccturer Of Double Refined Candies. and
mn e-InI wholesale Dealer in Foreign Fruits
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A- Special NOtice...The attention of the
trade Is requested to the sale of stock of DRY
GOODS, &c, to take place at the store Of s. M
EAKIss. Esq, on Broad. between 4th and 5th SITS .
THIS DAY, at ~ U clock. E. b. COOK,
mn l?-lt AuctiOneer.
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HORSES, &C.. FOR sA,,

ONION Saturday morning. bs,wo.,
II Goods Store of Mr. Geo. B.sIy = al
and Mayo's Bride, small P0Cgssft y,
cor ta' Eng 've-dollar Vrsnia Bank ~ y
finder will he suitably rew,rdsd hv yea
same at this office. or with " sa'I
NH 10 IT l.bas,. ~ VIVA
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mA. Samuel NJ. Price l. Co.,

Ms Samuel NJ. Price l. Co.,
157 MAIN STREET,
Are opening this morning further supplies of
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, consist
ing Of
Handsome SILKS, BEREGES and ORGANIZES.
Beautiful BEREGE ANGLAIS ROBES, of the
latest styles
Elegant BEREGE and ORGANIZE ROBES.
New SILK MANTLES
French LACE MANTLES. of the latest sty les
and at the lowest prices
DUST ERS. IN great variety, among which may he
fund FULL SUITS, including DRESS ard
MANTLE. something entirely new.
HOOP SKIRTS, the last novelty and the best of
the season.
We will open in few days (of which due notice
Will he given an assortment of REAL THREAD
MANTLES and POINTS, of THE VERY LAT
ESI importatons. NH l9-2wt2p)
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"a Perfumed Breath, Pearly white
TEETH, SOUND AND HEALTHY GUMS, RE-
LEE AND FREEDOM FROM TOOTHACHE.-
DOWDE EMS DENTAL FLUID prevents and re-
moves Tartar. arrests decay. whItens the teeth
and imparts deiighiful trasTanse to the breath.
Recommended BY Drs Peasants Hudson, Jones'
Hancock, Steel, &C., Of this city, and Dentists
everywhere.
For sale by all Druggists. NH l7-3ts
Spring WrapPimss and Parasols-Just
received bv
NH l5-5t THOS. D. QUARLES Il SONS.
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IA Special NOtice...Thc attention Of no.
tel Keepers and furniture dealers is requested to
the sale of Key, Fixtures and Furniture, lat Veran-
dab Hotel THIS MORNING at u O'Clock See auc-
ton notice. NH l9I ALEA. MOTT, Auct.
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1890 NEW SPRING GOODS. 1890
AK. PARKER l. CO,

A.. K. PARKER Il co,
| NO li3 EAGLE SQUARE.
Are now prepared to offer to their friends md the
gTark s 81 As6 Sps bS
Faaey sss RGSs sk part Of ria" sask and
yaret,; SILK and Lace Mantillas and Shawls Pan
tE,mbIoideries and Lace Goods; Housekeeping and
Mn33uTnlns Goods. of every description GLOVES,
HiosiERY, &c Together with many other arii
sold very cheap.
oPAPER, BLANK Books. PIANOS. MUSE" MUSE.
| A MORRIS, Bookseller. Pubishhr and Station
Of RE Ell street s "nen,ns MS regular
| RENDERS, revised By Noble S,tl.f. A 4, n
series Of School Readers SCI" ever ' psblishsa. and
moreover, altosether Southern in their orr
gan. Southern in their tone, and of Southern
1000 SROzET's ARITHMETIcs. two parts !;
| companion to the above, deE ned to aid IN
furnishing teachers and parents with a series
900 Saz sshGS BsSss of hGs sHG
4o MI Mltchsl's. Smiths and oncy's GEoGRA-
go Buffers Img5eysd ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
s sro.s EoNNsT soARbS
Ne: fSH FfSs
ssyeS siikET Music: for Tie Piano. GS' Il
hsli bound %GcoHST so ax '"fe' cheap
loo S SSs I RtASk INK assorted 'zss 10000
1R s1a ts''f lfEEks and
eise IN my Ilne IN Quantities NH lot
DOURLE RETIRED STEAM CANDIES.
s Ss s s"d es Fl se
dslBhis which enables me to offer to tho trade of
NORTH CAROLINA
): ::s (; s:i s. 8. S..;
to stand in any climate. much below the Northern
PRICE for sn article u like standard.
street and iasTni at Tots An
MORE NEW GOODS AT TINE TEMPLE
4'A 9F A FANCY MHsa az above r., ssi.
Chidren's GIGS. an splendid patterns.
c ... f q,,,s # haze S as:EsR !. IN.
hosl .a ., S;Es Ss:.' Of A.,;l ;na Ger
DissShVTioN;;ErAe krM o. HART. BUNr |
oon,sns ssa Hnsr Huss lawn. =, %sss
81 the said Mills HE entire latsress il liz Nd
MI. =. y. 5BsSS si SIaf ]; HART
SEWiNe RCyE by TIKI Day o. |
ssv, ss. M IL y Id, X,sA hs, en-
Csy:snl Mouse. corner Main and ssh streets.
1--WE OMNlDUS1TS F0N 1ITE.-Tc
tlU9 1lCK1, q 10 Anssssan EsaSss, fksy are
s sn sss s:ss e % e s..
:. ~ asS 4 AIss'caa stables. ~ MA asssss.
EATNE1 FEY U1KEJS.3- s1sls al
- asTanle sF.sals. ~ ePessA = svA4kA!H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


AAilk AR a. kHAa ly-assasvsszsss~sssz@s
AND oTHWR
EGANT DRESS ODS!s
tzTEfiEE s sozxEtkT,fs1 rD Dr,,er
At nnpfecedcn prices, gIng them within tie
reach Of all.
WATKINS 4 F1CKLEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
1j9 Main Street,
Are now receiving and opening their second sup
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS.
Many Of which have been purchased at the auction
sales IN New York during the past week. at which
The prlces were lower than ever known before, in
DRESS GOODS.
RICH LACE AND SILK MANTL Es,
SHAWLS, EMBROIDERIES.
.H0LSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Either by Wholesale or retail. they are prepared to
WATKINS Il FICKLEN'S
OF MING OF SILKS,
ON TUESDAY MORNING, THE 9th INST.
We sha u he prepared to exhibit an UNRIvALLED
STOCK OF SILKS of the choicest sty les, at aston
lshing prices. Imh l9--ltl w. F.
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M rios. K. pRlcEs co.
! Are now getting in, and will receive rsn 4.
iMPoRTEb and DON EsT iIv' DRi COOS
| which they invite the attention OF Their tsa
EIE ~ fsF SoLo 1i SRsn SILKS soNE Wit
EkkShNT ANGkA!sE REREeE, ROBE =
B0MBAZiNEs. MouRNiNG SILKS saa IN
L1fHSs Sy iMfoETE Gq OS'RRfEcr'dREArm|
LACE SETS, COLLARS. GLOVES, Hosfi
In PLANTATION and SERVANTS cog
they have very large stock, all of winch
sold a, the very lowest rates at whoessls G'',1
MIGHT SCHOOL VIRGINIA MEtAN|
~ lCS' INSTlTuTE.-fhe closing s1erc'.r
tate. on MONDAY NEXT, the 10Th inst,
several OF the scholars; Rev: Dr. khAp snd
MINOR, Esq; after which Mr. BAlLkl VI
sent. on behalf of the Institute, three si,Vel M
Ia three nj the scholars for Their sooa lsHa.
tend. VIM MACFARLANEj comal,~
5; GoTTRlLL' s s.n
utH AO-at
E>OR SALE. .Oae Thousand CEDAK ~,
l. from ~ u feet IN length. VIII hNFN
them IN lots to suit purchases ,,xl 10
NH lf-3t' Corner lFth and Veraoies''s
RREEDEN a. FON'> ,y,s
TiLLAs, sUAWLS, &C.. MONDAi.iTgssSF . w
lSs0. lmh l2-4wifl 27 BROAD Sihhn'
YER'S CHERRY PECTORAL sna !
"A Radway's Ready Relief; WisiaLs D. 4,
Wild Cherry; Browns BRONCHIAL iieeatn' sns
ioway's Worm iozenees; Wrshts aaa 4
Of l. WAGNER, Dtuss.
Co,nef 9TH ard Broad .f W.
For sale. , one horse Family CAkhIhg'
most new, can ~ made two or four seated. !.
CILkS, SILKS. AIIkN... have lust f'es
~ o, of navy and fancy Silks. OF ihe See !,
which viii sell At small advance on W. i
gina' cost | inrite the lsdlae - ca, -.
them. 1t they want 10 Rt"sa,e sH :ssssp 81 u.ss
KENNEDY'S MEDICAL Disl0tEnIi
N jus, received, fresh supply Q! .s' .at b.
io"s''s Worm coni'c''Sn 'B,SSIpfiHs, f co.
Druggists No. 10 Man 81"
EOR INvALIDs. Hccset's FsthRs ,.,,, i
l. Corn Starch, Sal y. Fapioca. FsaIl p''N''
Meal, Chocolate and Cocoa: Tor si sac go
4
Ma. uacxrnvL, 80. MAtkEkll
~ IS kits No ! Mackerel, with . poaA~'
KIT, just Revived for sale o. =, ,es g,osts
WIN. G. DANpRID6E, No Ns ''o'' -, :,
GLASS SHADES-Fo For eoyernt VA "a, res e
and f Fsn .sl e1 Is &c r 40 s,lKL.
COFFE E...iU bags Lagusyrs; y - -,
- CO; 20 pockets prime jaws ~ a''' INV
'0' sale LEWIS WEBB JOHN c WA
CUGAR. 81. bb.s Refined Sassr w , sasss
> A and. A Coffee; Loaf; Cut Loaf 'sS as
"a: s; r raa '[sH %Esb JOIN S
I SO0 BUSHELS PRIME"
! OOV Corn, for sale b, p.sggRYl--.
m,h 10 BACON bA Bash 80
Sugar cured HANS Races - -
- ~ 80, = Co.'S brand; PRIME &; b pAvESPes'
TEA WAlrERs.-A large and % se :, 3. Sc
. Sa Tea :. M ~ S.': tor sale fhos s'
IRISH Line rs. :. Receives pei $500 20,
;.r g" aSsas' a's HL Fl Il 1osks, 9
,WEET HAVANA ORANGES ~ y ~. =.
J. havana 1 4 axiNSif6Sl's. s. N,sAs.. s' ,,...
INSIED OIL. ell. SO gallons P"'
- OIL, for sale ~ ,sroN prsgssh
'VHOICE NEw Y0RK sYRufaAa w.
= Mol.''''' ''' 'Al' r.. q. ,. pAyss.ooa :. !,
IAMS.-O teircss George I.sass aAi To- = .. e.
q 4 Co.'S ssssriof ciasin'qrs,, iiP1lnasisAsANls
PRUNks--x tss;, et.,;ssasIlS sis
and ~ sale ~ JtAr NJ NAin u
IC0RICE-4 eeSssaas .sppl, on '.''"
| rPLkA, XTSiLsa.-1 hAls. aA,rSs'ffo
, laAaiiag tkia DAY, Tor sale II =. 49,
'ssvs s I ifs'aa Il 'S'i'S
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sss~xs 81 5ssea . So 81 y - 8As - .szs*s .sss
tsse ss3 s;s 49, ~ ga 8sss ~ nssa -
SIS = - AN# eeM kesss "a ss sms
$3.50 ax ss
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- encourage Home Manufactur The
tt, HI Hny We should use SEMPLE'S INFAL-
LibLE BAKING POWDER:
xw.,anGS never fail 10 make tho lightsst and
III TbsD. . 70 10 the shortest possible time.
,, ~: Lhey contain ingredients which do not affect
~" a. LIZ OF pread, and are not unwholssome.
cn" r. nxetyo ody who tries one box invariably
In Yankeedom. - 80 ~'.' as" ""s
For sac by Dfugsists and f;rocay. rara,.ur
NH L-lw '
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" y
I'M II take pleasure in annoaaclns to /,
SNJSXiriends and the public. that ms
WIZ ken the establishment former, ,aa'
as the FARMERS SALOON,
FRANKLIN. between WALL STREET sst a
OLD MARKET.
Their PATRONAGE will he thankfully received
CHOICE LIQ UORS and CIGARs wilt }s a
stantly on hand to satisfy their WISHES
NH Tim HENRY 0RTR
AHMk MILK FOR SALE. 81 you'd pi
XAtS furnish Five Gallons MILK, dab, 20
d1sor two good customers.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19
MA Boots and Shoes for
SPRI Nc ND SUM NJ r. r.
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Ma Boots and Shoes for
SPRING ND Sun MINER.
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
SHOES. TRUNKS, &c
No. LIS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We IennW prepared to offer a complete assOTt-
ment of BOOTS and SHOES. of the latest and
most approved styles, among which will be found
the following goods of our own make, which, for
excellence Of material and superior workmanship.
are surpassed BY meme IN this market. viz:
a sOo pairs Gents French Calf BOOTS;
400 s. OXFORD TIES;
400 STRAP SHOES;
1eO :. Calf and Kid CATERS;
500 Ladies Morocco BOOTS;
500 :. Morocco and Goat RusKINs;
lCU Morocco and Kid SLIPPERS;
LOCO Misses Boots and Shoes, Of all sty les
Also, a well selected stock Of Boys and Youths
Boots and Shoes, of all STYLES, together with a
large and desirable stock of Pegged Work, makes
our assortment as comp lete and great any in
this market. to all of which respectfully solicit
call from the purchasing community before max
ing their purchases, as our facilities enable us to
offer them advantages as great at least, as can he
offered by an. other house
N B.-Custom work made to order, as usual at
short notice and fair prices
MARCUS HARRIS h Bro
No E5 Main St, next to American Hotel.
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