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ers st. NiritolaS Saloon.

MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
The st. Nicholas Saloon. second to no other es,
adjustment in the State, Is constantly supplied
EisIF NJ AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
FRUITS. NUTS. etc,
which Will be sold, by w HOL ESAL + or RET l.
on the most salts lactOry terms.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited to exam
inc the large and well selected STOCK. which is he
ing constantly addeu TO, before purchasing else
where 90 -,.e,
Parties and families supplied with CAKES,
CREAMS ard JELLlE OF every description.
TIE SALOON has Just been Tt.htted ~ ctezaHf
style, and CREAMS Of sceyg razor are served TO
Ladies and Gentlemen at the shortest notice; a
cq Il is solicited my 5-lmI a. ANTONI.
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COM NJ T. re I A l..
Richmond Markets. May Z,

The weather has been very hne since the rams
of last week. which were abundant IN this region
euces. and vegetation generally IS growing most
luxurantly. The complaints of farmers s Of Tue Ie
scarcity of tobacco plants are general. We do not
remember season III winch this complaint was
SO wide spread
Holders of flour are little sitter IN their demands
Refined sugars are advanced &C business is not
animated. Money matters are but little altered =
The banks have reduced their line OF discount
little; but there is no pressing demand ior money
apparent IN the market
TOBACCO =The breaks of Tobacco have not
hee as large for the last week; the quality is very
as,S W. h aHe 't nisor nss at
COED and fine S21a S312 :; inferior leaf $4., a
5 good and nne 70 and some Few Few has AZ
sI3 to S's eood stemniing @5121SEa; line csc d
i ~. InT -Holders quote So 5oa675 for super
fine. Shippers are unwilling tos,ve the mnlnnm
though sale oi very choce straight brand OF CS
barrels understood :" have been made ut S6o25 2
Holders also quote extra at CId725
WHk;AT.-Recept trlfiins and quotations I'M
changed, viz: Red s 30al4u; white : 81 a l Us
All the mills MAJ ruders stopped grinding Ion
tail parcels at IS. Stock lisht.
HAY-Scarce, and quoted at Sl5o TO 81. u
cwt from store.
| OATS-4Oai5 cts u biishci.
BACON There is better feeling, without a
change Of prices. We quote prime Sides lO5a cts.
| Shoulders So cts; PLAIN Hams l1a cts; sugar
cured l2,9 Is cents; Told's Sugar cured Is cts
No hog round yet received.
COFFEE.--W quote Rio 1872 all; Lasuay ra
HaI5 cts; Java l6GlG1a cts; Mocha Is cents
Market firm.
SUGARS feeling, and refined sugars
| advanced lac. We quote New Orleans 20 &C. io
choice; CUBA 71a to Sc; Loaf HE; Crushed am
9sic eytra.; 9la 9,4c. as IN quality.
| MOLASSES.-NewU Orleans 5U065 It's; Cuba Mus
| cova,o in bbls $40 371a cts; English Island Gh
cts; OchenhOuscn's. Is.
WHlSKEY.-Richmond RectIfed 22G3 cents
r. Stearns 4 Co.'S nj alted Rye Whlskey. new. 81
old s. 90; other grades. prices as to quality iron
50 cents to $50.
CATTLE. &c.
BEEF,-We quote 81 to 5 50 gross. Supply good
VEAL.-Calves sell at 81 I" IL o0-eAtrem'
prices Best quality bring So t. cwt. gross.
BS-$3 tO 500 per head.
SHEEP-S4.5O to $50 gross. for best.
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np HUNTER ON CHRONIC LARyNGlTi>. CON-
MONTY c.LLEp CtEk nSx,aa,SbTRis is by far the
mcst mpoI tant form OF larry ngsai use
springs from slight causes ana - vel, emas in
more ar less ,njur, to the voice. and Toe IreaheEts
IN consumption. Tho symptoIns are c, "a
mid IN the con. men ana hape ~ hiise y"
he nai,enI into the idea that there rs no dahee
Sometimes little pam ~ iet III tne ~, NJ n
"rav,kes cnuching Many persons complain Oh =
ssns. az sopsfhinR H,cktas there, ana 10 set Nv
w,ndnIpe Usually we find striking change 10 ~
| the br,ufhfHg, and III the voice. = no t.n -, .
becomes loud and pIoongea ID ," consderable. we
nave peculiar stTldulous SOUND ne ro,oo ~ ~
almost always changed. AZ hrst u - aosh,s Gus az
| thar yrrduai liz becomes more and more leen aS
theh aeans nrogrssses until it is scarcely audible
| IL liberation of tine vocal chords tahes p'"o0 VIC
haTs .x,nn,"ms are only present the severer
forms of Chronic LaiynsIts; IN tle nj"a,.. -
cascs only feeling of Oh? tructoh is o
| and the effort TO clear this away occupies con
siderable part of every conversation Win ns
One ct the tsa eneeas ar"nsiss, is ,hlckcnns
| In snriace becomes hard. rough ana lrIeku'ai,
! which. extending to the vocal ciioo"' uo''''''
ch,nu,c Isryug,tis very frequently occurs from
excessive al the VOICE ms iof1i o, III ,h
~ very common in ciergyMeG, iawN efs anu All pup,
| liz sneskers Tie vocal organs, by stvain'ns ana
| over nse become exhausted. and lose Their tone
There re- various phases of this disease, from the
sl,rht buskiuess and failure Of VOICE. from when
many clergymen painfully suffer every oan n III
l n those
marked by the total loss Of voice. severe ana =
constant oeus h and "a OF
| necuon exists between affections OF the THROAT ahe
those of the larynx, The reason is Easily unasI
| from the lnflamed throat into the larynX. iDeA
form but different parts OF the same tuUe ana q.
irritations spread rapidly. Again. the parts are II
Immediate contact and the mucnns seofeleu m IN,
ontrance into the larynx and is often drawn IN hy
| one insp ration, and forced out by the next exp
| ration. Chronic l.arvngitls often occurs ia al
yanced stages OF Consumption. from the ifrilalio'
Produced by the pus discharged by the Lungs. !
| is one Of the most distressing complicationa, o
| consumption, and adds doubiy to the patient dis
tress. In this forEf4here is always more or res
| liberation about the vocal chords, tesihnlns o.
| the lower side. and gradually extending upwards
| These ulcers often penetrate through the mlcon
| and cellular membranes. involving the mnscnia
tissues, and not untreqnently attach the hsf'ho III
| and cartiiae themselves
! Your obedient serv't.
ROBERT HUNTER, NJ; D.,
Powhatan House.
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FATAL OccuGEEhcA.--Oa insi Friday night,
the store occupied by Geo. o. Askew, In Berthe
county, N. o., was entirely consumed BY tire,
with the contents, and the next morning the
hsart Of the proprietor was found among the
smoking einders.
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- THE SUPERIORITY of THE CRYSTAL i'ERl
sCOpic SpECrACLEs cunststs-lst. IN the HARNESS,
hOnog runess and bril,ancy OF the material oil th,
lenses % in the correct, scientifically prepared
curyeture of the axis. possessing a universal 10
Gus. so that at an, angle Of vision your eye meet,
there is no strain upon the optic nerve at con
mon spectacles. They do not require frequent
changes as by ordinary glasses Those improve
NJ J. FRANKLIN Il Co., Opticians, l45 Main stree t.
Richmond Va.
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MARRIED,

In Norfolk Va May Sd. by ksv. a,,s1 co o"nfs
/" Ms. EMMA s. REDMAN; OF Prpcess Ann,
county. and daughter of Capt. Dandr'dse Cox oi
Northumberla county. Va. -
On Thursday. the 4th inst. by the Rev. Chas. n
Read. Mr.. THOMAS CUKp, Of Fulton; Mis sts =
tn Miss MARY s. HART, daughter oil ffahc'S D.
Hart, Esq, OF Rich,Gond city, va. s.
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ia DEAFNEss-THE LAST OPPORTUNITY. those
VINO purpose consulting DR.. EALING, the celebra-
ted Aurist on deafness, must call to- day. as ne
positively leaves Richmond. He goes away with
heartfe gratitude from many here and nelghborlns
towns VINO have received an Incalcuable benrht
from ms extraordinary and skiliful treatment i"r
the most obstinate character, have speedily been
cured. All his operations are performed without
giving the slightest pain. His consulting rooms
are at ]SS Main street.
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ma AuleoJid OpPujU1,

M Splendid Opening,
OF all tho LATEST STYLES of Gents. Young
Gents, Iouths' and Boys Spring and Summer
HATS AND CAPS,
Misses' and Chlldrcn's FLATS, and IN FANTS'
GOODS, frininted and Mntrtnlasd, selected III
person particularly for RETAIL.
ELLETT & WEISfGER,
my s-3t No 167 Main street.
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IL Hon. JOHN n. Boris left this city for
Washington yesterday morning, to attend his
brother, ALEXANDER BorTs, Esq, who lies i'll
there, and was reported by telegraph Sunday
night 70 b. 1t the point Of DEATH
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M The BEST AND CHEAPEST fHnToGRAPHS
and Pearl AmiTotypes in the city are those nade
ut REFs' Mammoth Gallery. Jas Nam St, near
Governor at. All the various sty les and sizes ex
ecuted in the highest style of the art; At All hours
in the day and any kind of weather. PAotog raphs
co,ored in Oil, Aqua,lle. Pastel. or India Ink
Price IS cts, 50 cts, 'sl-trom that up to . iUO.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning. HENRY SNOWDEN, son
of Philip d. and Mary s. Price, aged years and
months.
Peasants are requested 10 attend his tune raj NJ
the 3rd Preshy Church, this afternoon II
day. at half past 4 O'Clock.
On sunday. the 9Th ins,aut, WIN. ROBERT, in
ia Mt son Of Vim D. aud Mary E. Stubbs-aged
seven weeks
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TND DEATH ov Mn. HAxRss.- Private ad.
vices from Japan confirm the reported death
- Townsend Harris, UMi.ed States Minister
~ yeddo.
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HEPLATFORM.-The telegraphic u!spa'ches
LOFT some dOnbt of the actual condition in
which the platform subject was lett. The de-
tailed accounts show that the emily reference
to slavery is that contained in the CINCINNATI
platform, which declares against an CohgrSs
ss;onnl Interference with the subject The
Tennessee resolution, though introduced as
the uItmatum of Tennessee, kentucky ana
Virginia. were never brought to vote before
the Convention.
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ra Fishing TackIe.-Now il the season
for using the hook and lin. and net with some
pleasure. as fish of all kinds are biting, and the
discipes of old Isaac Walton are ENJOYING the
sport to their hearts content. Bus to enjoy the
sport in all its length and breadth, good TAckLE y
WAISH'S Gun Store, on Main st, where Reels.
Lines nets. Hooks, Reed and Extension 10 poss'
nete ca nj pment, may be had Call there and sup
Div Yourself at once; and if you are fond Of field
sports. pistol practice or sword exercise. you can
TOi.S. SWORDS, CANE FOlLS or Knives,
to be found in the South, and at greatly reduced
prices Remember to call at
JAMES WALSH'S Gun Store,
my -2g Main street.
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IT, Use the Virginia Reliable Yeast Pow
DIR If YOU want lght spongy. and sweet Bread,
Rolls Biscuits. &c. They viii never fail To give 81 t
isfacton, and are the cheapest and most economi-
cal now IN use. For sale by Druggists and Grocers
generally. I!. w AGNEh.
nv 2-im Corner 6 and Broad streets.
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HA. Large Stock Of
J. MlLLHlSER II BROTHER,
1875 BROAD STREET


Have made large additions to their already eX-
tensive ortment. in all kinds OF
SPRING AND SUI MEX DRY GOODS, =,
From recent purchases in New York. and will
continue to add TO the same during The season
by every steamer, and would especially call
attention to their exhibition Of the largest stock
of medium priced DRESS GOODS In the city, at
the lowest prices.
A call from all in want is respectfully solicited.
my st }. MlLLHiSER bRO.
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CITY Point. May 9TH, 1860

NEW YORK, May 5.-Crd, steamer Yorktown.
Richmond; schr. ocean Wave, v ashlrSton, N. z
fJvERrooL, April 2o.-Advertised to sail 25ti,
shin Samson Robinson, City Point. :,
FaIRHAvEN. May +-Cleared, schrs. houle L..
NEWARK, May 4.-AIrvcd, schr. Emeline, Nor
folk. ~ -, W.,
uinrtrn ~ G.; Iucien. Beaufort N g.; Mary
Frances, Richmond; Dorety. Ha'nes. Norfolk ana
Richmond; steamer Geo. Peabody. Richmond
CuaELEsToN, May4.-CFd. schr; Ann 5. Cannon,
Richmond; went to sea, schr. X. d. Hewlett, Tor
NoRFoIx, May 6.--Crd, schr. salnaria, Todd,
Richmond.
(By rELEGRAPH.l
WILMINGTON N. c., Nav N.-Schr. Chas. Smith
from Charleston for New York, put in to- day ith
the loss of a deck load of cotton.
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Politics and Morality.

momentous question has been lately dis
cussed nv the New York Herald and the New
York Tribnne. 1t is the political status OF the
Rev. JACOB HARDEN, who has been lately con-
,icted Of poisoning his wife. 1t was affirmed
by the Herald that the Reverend JACOB Was
Il Black Republican, and that his poIilcal
faith was subs tantially that OF the three thou-
sand clerical anti-Nebraska remonstran's, SO
many of whom afterwards fell into e'h
courses On the other hand, the Tribune UNI
dertakes to prove that the reverend murderer
was Democrat of the straishtest sect-as
sound as Gen. CUSHING or Mayor WOOD. 10
this the Herald rejoins that HARDEN Is, accord
ing to his own account, conservative ke-
publican :" that he "has taken the Trt5Hns Tor
eight wears - that he reads the Herald now-a-
DAYS. because he thinks it the best newspa-
Der and his position with regard to slavery
is thus stated:
.sS,ayerv faccordine to Harden,) was and awa, s
had been wrong-there was noins r1E about !.
South take of it Tor itself he had rather have
DAYTON than Seward for President for he could not
trust Seward.
The Herald concludes that HARDEN offers,
in himself an awful example of the conse
auences Of habitually reading such pnbiica-
lions as the Tfitnne-that he commenced too
late with the Herald, and was already too tar
gone for reclamation.
1t is pleasing to see the nteres. which these
influential New York journals manifest in
the cause of clerical purity and sound morals
As the two reach nearly the whole reading
public of the United States, it would be hard
TO oyer-estimate the amounto of good they nave
accomplished. For twenty-five years each
has poured forth daily stream OF pure
peaceful, liie.giving waters, invigoratlns all
public and private virtues. II the people OF
the United States are becoming what q
fast nation, it Is not from the want OF sacred
and elevating influences in the mammoth
journals which, doubtless, have never printed
a line (which, dying, they would wish tI
blot
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SPRING RACEs

1e3AA xf HEatHasss A 4h'AA,e.,...
%z9s1N. d Tn. s ,r,l Nc S MI lss
May 1910; and continue ,hrou 1h soa a,,,ssDAY. -
md ris EN-. "a a.isI kAcr-Hsxaii st".s sssss
francesca forfe,t-SIeO aadsd hhs a. slB IN
Closed on the LIST Of March with The fon ne cips-
F. NJ. Hall names CHI. C. Euysn.
gam Fanny fera. ny Glencoe Ai,o " hsssns,
F,nancier, dam Betty Steel. by stseI or lily
y. ". r. hare names Oh. FLY by Bos,nn. I,
, John T.: Baltzsr name. bay hls by s.ey,.
h: ! Hids nuoanS names 6ay FLY Sally Epb,.,
Thos. II Christmas names 800 slshv
dam by Priam, my Oy RsdE,
Nat +. A. Thompson names bay fll, by Bo..,.
Daniel. Also, sorrei FLY by Tra ana rye Sdamk
R r. Beszisy name. hay rsldinx g0.t
Zones. by sr ' chs,t cana ny Boston, gu. Of e..
Thomas J. Green names bay 6ny Mar
Fly. by Red-tye. dam Fire Fly. b, ma p..oa'esa
SANE DAY.2D RAcE.-Proprieter' Pn,,s...
Colts and Filhes. three years old rn9s' Iases a.
entrance-SU forioit-S Nd added hy w - SIN
three or more start Closed on the g,b M ga
the folowin: subscribers: HbfIsia
+. NJ. Hail enters CHI. fiily by Ftpane,a. !.
| Steel. - 'N"'e'sF' Gan J,
R. A, Aston enters CHI col. By Highland.
Kitty puryear. '''b"'dhcer, dan
John Becher enters Mlnnis' b, colt hv p,,,
dam Watkins mare Betsey " hsl'sU,
Gen Thos. J Green enters brown eo.bx ,s.
| dam by Glencoe. VIII !" Aih0a,
Nat, IN n Thompson enters ch. FLY b, r,s,
SAME DAY-2p RAcg-Proprie.or o,,,,,
three mile heats. 'p'AssEa
7 H R D Y-Isr RAcE.-Swas-....-
Colts and Flllles. three wears old. m, io'
| entrance ) iOD forfeit $500 added M 10 sae
three or more start. TO name and cl9.s q, ' ~.
| May. vi -"o,
SAME DAY-2n RAcE.-Sweeps,aks,
and FIliies, three years old. out nI rp,- -, SeH
lever produced winner up 10 The ,lns, - .'a
stakes; mile heats-Sl5o sGtrance-s7s 80, =, ,ae
| Closed on Both April AZ follows: 'e'-
u Hare enters brown colt by Haykn., p,..-
| dam hy Willis. N' FfAE,
+. N Hall enters Oh. colt Eugene. by R.y,,..
| n. A. Thompson enters ch. FLY by W,,.,.-
| dam by MaTgrave. y 'd's'ec,
| FOURTH DAY-1sT RatE-Mle heats H..
| all ares. best three III five heats tor nam r
500 on the part of the proprietor entrance 80
| To- 90 with the stake. "els'
| SAME DAI-2D RACE Four M ncs.s,,,.,
| Al ages that never Won four mile race IN ~
May, l8i0- 100 entrances 80 iorfstt- S ~
| name and close on 2lst May. %
| FlFTH DAY Handicap purse of sao .
mile heats. tor the beaten horses OF The r. 10
| ~ Entries Tor the stakes which close on a.,
| Nav, must be addressed ~ the urde-s,,st
| Ashland, Hanover county. Va on or bs1,ssa
| day. NATH'L A. THOMPSON. Sse',
my std Ashland JOCKEY Css
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BARGAINS IN MILLINERY GOODS

Good xtvle BONNETS, at Soc. Toe. and 81.
RUCHES. usual price 500. only Use.
Best Bonnet III BBONS IN the city at 25c.
MILLINERY GOODS, Of all kinds, wholesale
ana retail.
Misses FLATS. in great variety.
HOSE for infants misses and ladies-very cheap
Another supply Of those hne Cambrlc BANDS.
Htraw Frs, and Straw WkEATHS ann
FEATHERS -.
Bridal HEAD- DRESSES, just from Paris.
price.
Nstsssles aud Linen BOHOMS, home made. n
t9Eethsy With bargains IN every department II
FANCY GOODS, MOTIONS, EMBROIpERiEE.
@e. &C.. GEORGE JACOBS. ~ Main IT,
ny o-St { Mrs. woody = old stand.
A NOTHEk LOT OF WATER C1DO1 = 4 Z
IA just received by
HAGERTY L STARKE,
Ws-N Nv Msin stgoet,
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m,--aa,s.s. Near Fairfield Race eea', :,
To THE PvnL,c. Tss sis ss sssnis !,

To TIE ftHLiI..,,aa ~ ais thsnksYi
Casss n. ms. eth ,S 81 ' ssssas
pys;.,,Is s sna bs ss ,As ssoas
IL ns. ss,ssaa on anu @: s.s, a. r Il.
WI, VII si ScSssss sa 81 ", ss I'd I'll
." .s. soam,ssoa KsIIas nosssatpSp IL nvssss
i"r Ii IN 4; Also, > few supsiao. so.,asale terms
~slsS "a EAxSEsf. Assas for !, And Gfass,
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE.

CERVASTS FOR HIRE have for hire a
- SERVANT WOMAN, who is n plain cook aud
good washer and ironer. Tor the balance of the
year also, Il I'll Ri, II or IS years OF age. VINO IS
SAID to be good nurse and very good ladies'
maid and seanstress-Just irom the country. or
hire by the month. JAMES NouRk.
my SIS Opposite ST. Charles Hotel.
TOR EiIRE-FOR THE BALANCE OF THE
L YEAK-A SERVANT GIRL, who good
asher and Ironer, and good for nat1ng else
Apply to \. c. BARTON,
my So 100 Main st.
LvUN HtKc- the balance of the year, &
GOOD NURSE. Apply to -
LUCIEN LEWIS.
Agent for hiring cut Servants
my 5-3t Metropolitan Hall.
EEKVANr FOR saLE.-We have for sale,
y privately. IL SERVANT MAN. VINO is q supo-
riof house servant and most excellent cook. hon
est, sober and industrious. Apply u ~
my Ats PCLLlAM BIZ 4 10.
L,oR I-Fnr the balance of the year, TW
Liz ELY MEN, one said To he r No. tobacco
hand, the other good farm hand or hustier.
COOKE &c CLOSE.
insurance and General Agents,
nv It's I4th street. Exchange Place.
L,OE HiRE-FOR THE BALANCE OF THE
YEAR, 4 g X l., accustomed to kousewurk.
an 2o-ts X. CAUTHORN.
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NAR1111 INrH1.1IonNCH.
PORT or RICHMOND. MAY !.
ia watsy skis day Tuesday, 6A o'eloek.
ARRIVED.


steamship Yorktown. Parrish, ~ " mdzc. an"
Messengers l.udlam 4 Watson. ,.,.
,, S,s'' and passengers. b. e ". Currle.
Echr New York. Conovcr, James river' '"i"oe''
J. A. Belvin. u,.c s.h ,.w;x
Webb Il Jno. u. w ado. ,,. ...,
Schr ID. c. Guyther. Kirwin, Baltimore oyster
Shells w. d. COtquitt n Co.
Schr Clara, Smith, Cabin PGiat lumber 70 9fas h.
Brig Fred. Ugene, Achorn. kocklano' iHe' L'oos
soop New Packet, Gray. smishaeld, mdze.'
Bark Florester, Welsh. Rio de janeiro, ballast
Schr. Danvilic, Chester, New YORK, mdze.' " I"
Schr. r. l. NJ j. Simpson. .Spruill. light.
Schr Ralago Shelly, York river, corn, Logan
i schr. Mount Pleasant. Price. Port Deposit
' scHr. EizaSesh Davidson, Long, Salem plaster
H Schr lane Ross, Stevens, Philadelphia pig iron,
scbr. C"rnelia A. Crook. Everham, Boston,
suanO, +. II. Cave. ;, -
Rrir Alpha. IBr) Holmes, Halifax fish, c. 1.
Workman a. Co. ~
Schr Sarah t. Willis, Ireland, N. ~ coal W.
ID. Coigu!tt a Go. r,, a,o
Schr. Village Gem, Boxer Chariestoh' n'"~o''
w. ID. Colquitt 4 Co.
Steamer Echo, Petersburg. mdze.
City Point. May 9TH, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Schr Manchester, Nelson, master, from fich
mond. rp
| Steamer jamestown, skinner. Now York.
Bark Harris, -, New Orleans.
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SPRING MILLINERY
SUMMER RESORTS.

4, Il MONTGOMERY WHITE SUL-
G:Ml GINA AND Tenn ESsEG Rail
Road. IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Va
18th day Of NAY. The capacity to accommodate
has been increased by the addition Of very pleas
ant rooms. The buildings have all been newly
painted and whltewashed. and the bedding has
much improved hyfa thorough Ienovaton and by
the addition OF SUPERIOR HAIR MATTR ESSES.
Passengers reach this place thout stag tLar.l l.,
and those who may desire 10 90 10 the SALTSuL l.
PHUR, GREENRRIER WHITE SULPH X. or
SWEET SPRINGS. can take as much rest he re
az they may wish, and then proceed by Messrs
Kent. FiGklln & Peyrons line OF SUPERIOR
FOJ r horse COACHES, which leave do.ty
reachingthe S0ft Pond to dinner, the Salt Sulphur
go miles 10 tea. ard the Greenbrier White Sui
phur and Sweet SPRINGS leach 81 mlesl To dinner
without night travel. Leave virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad at Big Tunnel station.
ROB. Il. MOSBY, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-08

TRADERS BANk.--At a meeting
~ of the Directors of the Traderl' Bank Of
the city OF Richmond, held on the 9th April. 1850.
II was
RsSolued, That the books of subscription to the
capital stock be re opened at the Banking House
Of Isaacs 4 Taylor.
The office Of the Bank will be temporarily at
the same place. Persons having business tot
transact with it will apply to or address WM By
IsAACs, Secretary to the Board, or the under !
signed. HECIOK DAVIS, |
Ap JO-lm sPresldent. /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-08
Northern Markets.-LBY TELEGRAr

Northern Nlarkets.-lBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, May 7.-Cotton irnl-sales Of 1900
bales. Flour he avy-SOuthern S6.35I6.65. Wheat
and Corn buoyant. Pork firm. Lard ll1llAa-
Sugar stead,-M uscoyado 6l447'4 Turpentine
BALTIMORE, May Flour quiet and unchanged
Howard Street S637: Wheat duh at s 65al Is
for white red 81 AOn1 81 Corn active and hrm-
white Is d7sc yellow 76a 79c. Provisions firm and
unchanged Whskey quiet at &c.