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MOBILE.
FOn bIOBII,E--DAILY.U.s :,

m-a.. FOR MOBILE = DAILY U. s.
Msi Line summer Arrai,gsnsnl SPLEEN
Jas Nc @ Baker, mGsef, Florida. A. L. Myers
California, j. Hopkins, master, built expressly for The
landings Us follows unless prevented by bud weather. high
low water want of fuel accident to boat machinery
Leaving the Lake end Of Ponclartran Railroad DAILY
On ths srrys IF ao Y osloc rain Of cas- feT Mebe
and FRIDAY. Mississippi City FRIDAYS and sAruR-
DAYS, at Pescagoula on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS. Returning, VIII stop Pascagoua on So IN
DAYS DAY, :, and MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and
Pas Christian and Bay St. Ions when tide will permit
@rFor icksts through BALTIMORE Phadapha and New
Ypk at greatly reduced rates. by three different ontes and
further Information, apply to
&. GEDDES. Agent,
ieli tf 81 Graviar street
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

caves On THURSDAY. 10 Ii inst at ~ NJ
FOR NASHVILLE, CIARKS-
~ n vile, Trices Landing Canton, Eddyyile. Dycns-
burg Snithand, Padncah Metropolis Cairo Co
unbfs, Hickman New aiaiTid Randolph md Al
intermediate a1dngsThe regular packet steamer James
Job nson Jesse Johnson master, will leave above. For
freight on passage apply on board ~ 10
b. DUFlELD, Agent,
jes3 u Camp street
NS~The JAS j. has superior cniu Recommendations and
will ticket passengers through Northern and Eastern
viz Memphis and Charleston Railroad will also take freight
rBehpping.
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CoLLIsIoS III THE RIvER.-The tow boat Calhoun,
Capt. Porter, having the ship Orphan and bark
Brilliant III tow, while descending the river last
night, near McCall's Flats twenty-five miles below
the city came in collision with the towboat James
Y. Day, with the British ship Thorwaldsen, from
Liverpool. The ship Orphan lost her bowsprit.
mizzan gallant-mast and head started, and leaking.
hack stays, iron work and the quarter boat. The
Orphan was cleared ON the 10Th inst, for Boston,
BY Messrs. G. W. Hynson q CO.. with full cargo.
She was brought back to the city by the Calhoun,
for the purpose Of undergoing repairs.
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Expprfg.

INDIAN0LA and GALVESTON Per steamship
Charles Morgan $40 bbls -four 10 bbls whisky SO
bills nork 81 bills molasses go bbls salt ll6 bbls
vinegar 81 bbls Is bids sugar AZ hids bacon 400
SEEKS corn 40 ties hams 10 kegs lard 20 kegs butter
S2l5 hxs soap rs bxs candles.
AMSTERDA AN Per ship Tempest 725 hhds to-
bacco 40, 900 slaves. 81
MOBILE Per selr L L Davis 1911 seeks corn
S2S scs oats loo bbis whisky 81 bales hay.
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diate landings follows &C.,
Jas. Woods, Boyd ,lnaster leaves March "a
at 6u'cluck, T. NJ.
JAS. johnson, Jolnson master SATURDAY March 81
nj O'clock, p M.
Red Rover. Strong, master, SATURDAY, April I. nj
o'clock, +, NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, MASTER Leaves SATURDAY. April IA
nj 5 O'Clock, II. NJ
JAS. johnson, Jehnson, master, leaves SATURDAY
April y, at o'clock, p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong muster, leaves SATURDAY, April
%, o'clock. r. M. @' -
Jas. Woods, Boyd, maser, leaves ATURDAY May s. at
o'clock. p. NJ.
JAS. johnson, Johnson, MASTER leaves SATURDAY,
May Il, hi O'Clock r. NJ. Ely
Red Rover Strong muster, leaves SATURDAY, May
- o'clnek r. M.
Jas. Woods. Boyd, mas,er, eaves SATURDAY, May 20
afhp'eiack Pm.
Jas. johnson, johnson, muster, leaves SATURDAY.
june 2, at & o'clock, r. NJ. s5z5#1
He'd Rover. strongi master. leaves SATURDAY June =.
At o'ciafk r. III. @
Jns. Woods, Boyd, mastes, leaves SATURDAY, Juno 49,
II o'eloek r. M,
JAS. johnson, Iehuson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
june g. ~ oseloek,P r. NJ
Red Rover. Strong. master. ia.vss SATURDAY, Juno 80
aii5 nflask, T.. H,
Jas. Woods, Boyd, nss.e. leaves SATURDAY. July /,
1T o'eintR. p. n.
Passengers and shippers rely these boats leaving
nnnctusi according 10 he above schedule. For freight
passage apply On board
d. DuFIELn, Agent,
nlls ~ u uant street
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4. Nsfsg fansy : Neman's esteem for your charac.
gon happsa 70 hzae i nice psir.
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I.npo imports

CARDIFF Per ship Young Eagle SOL tuns
railroad iron to order.
NEW YoRK-Per ship Wellingt on-A sstd mdse.
| IIyERP 0OL-Per ship Thofwadsen-- 500 tuns
salt to order.
| d PORTO RIGA---Per scllr yelma SOL hhds Is ties
nlelassas to IA Girand.
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NeevEtLE- oRLE ssns 9 asrtl 1850
A rHoporable Conseil Cogau,rn
de IL willie Do Ia Eouyeie. otltansi
NH ES SIZE R Sizes soUsaIgnes. propssG-
I'VE tares des deus coias de Ia Repgr,s pifr de
In Commune usg'a n de Espansde prIen fe4rec-
honorable corps daccoTd Particle la ~
nouvelle cfe de Ia VILE de fife venre hpencrre
dix jous davis dams Journal oel lie contfa pour pa
pcTre cares DIES deux ID u Reparts
partir dc HI Commune isna Ia de Espufade ponf
clever les hunquees de ehaqe cots les payer pjegrcs
plates.
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SuGAR iossHEADs SUGAR HoasHEAps.-

sT4YE AND SINGLE K4cHIYKs,
Suitable for Making-
SUGAR HoGsHEADs. RICE. MoLAEsEs, RosIN AND
TuRPENTINE sTAvEs AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced in this 5acne the old process
ptting dressing by hand labor Working directly with
the grain of tho timber produces article liable warp
check from exposure. Tho saye Mill will
ont from the box from 1000 1900 Slaves perly and the
Single Machine from TO- go to Is $50 Shingles Hrequres
horse power work IT. and DO attached anys
gine gin mill pawer. II make any required length
adjusted = any thickness taper The
neither steamed saved but rsen shaved directly
shc bolt.
Both Machines be in full operation between the hours
If 10 and O'clock every day. No. Canal These
Machines made in Augusta Ga.
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County and SIM
yle rights Machines Obtain them the Agent who
viii give full particulars. f. W. C. COOK,
Agent of Louisian Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and slahana. @5 ia3l i'm
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Eetow---Coming up.

-g 77z7- --3- $3.50 ~
shin ocean Star, Brown, fin Liverpool April 9th,
to master.
Cohen.
| ship Joshua Mauran, sLilken, fm -, to Baxter
| Lowell SEQ. -
Island, to j B Pigniolo &co cargo, fruit to
3 Pigniolo Geo.
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TALLAHAToHlE AND YAzoo RIVERS.
FOR AKAP A s.
FORT ADAM s..

Leaves every SATURDAY, ASP. NJ.
Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packet.
THE NEW AND SWIFT RUN.
~ Aning Passenger Packet w. ID u r o N,
Hsno, master, will leave above every SAT AT
Ess12S3H KhAY evening; returning, leaves Bayou sara
every WEDNESDAY after the arrival Of the from Wood
Vile taking freight and passengers for NIL landings on The
Geast. For freight or passage apply on hoard,
r. W. ADAMS II CO. 8i
je22 Corner Front and Commsn streets.
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oUit Hf " II L 4 " ER.
MA Nd f WILLIE ;.

VAUDEVILLE
a~~s. FOR AIANDEVILLE, LIE WIS.,
E. ssh.-szJsBt RG = ND MADISON NILLE-1 he new pas
packet steanler A. G. Brown, J.
Poitesent MASTER will aye the Ike and Of the Ponchartrn
Railroad Mondays Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays
the arrival Of The eoes r. and Sundays the
arrival of Tho " A. N. cars.
Returning, will leave MadisonYille Mondays Tuesdays,
Thursdays Saturdays o'clock a. and sundaysat
o'clock p NJ reach The Ponchartrain Railroad in time
for the ocock NJ train Of commencing regular trips
on Friday, the I'D June.
Persons sending freight for The boat viii please put
tbs name OF the steamer hotteight.
r. A. SHAW. Agent.
jel9 81 Nos. 81 Fnoa md % Front stFees
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
UNITED STATES
a. .nssal:vnrElT NAN LIME 70 la,s

UNITED STATES
.HsT, MsE5I.wERKhy MAIL LINE TO ..NaS.4@
FI0KsBURG. Ssszs
Ths magnificent 2; 3 Ma gackst VfGiSsh%rg, Capt.
NJ White, master, will leave for Grand Lake. Donadscagle
Paqnene Baton Rense Port Hudson Bayou Sara BED Riy
seph, Grand Calf Werrsnsen, yesshurg silksn,s BEND
Pitchers Point Aslsou Lake Washington Carolina Landhs
and Point Woftbngty s avery THURSDAY, nj s P. NJ.
The steamer vIokSBuRG will take freight for Yasoo anG
Taahaichie be rashpped steamers Prince and
Hope.
Tho magnificent .. s Mail packet Ian fourcc, Captain
Brown, will eavA for Denadsonyille, Paguemine, Baot
Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Rod River Landing For
Adams Nateles Waterproof, Rodney ST. Joasp Grand Gulf
Wsrrenen and yicksbArg, every Saturday, at p
The lAivlrehe vt Eickshnyg nth steamers Prince and
Hoe and WIN take ftlght for all landings on The Yasoo and
above mentioned plen packets will leave
their regular days without fall the hour appointed. Ali
business entrusted to Their will be promptly and faithfully
attended To-.
containing money eey or other vauabes, unless regular
bills of adng TAKEN specifying the contents and value and
The freight paid yluahes deposited with the eeri
Fortnight Or passage hpply on board q 20
j. j. PERSON 4 co.
ie15 IF CORNER of CsTondels and Unicjl strsatg
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS. G.. ..,, r-sz.,zzz.z,,.,
aEse& &c AFRO ANpS I'D ssssa

ST. LouiS, E9s 1u, r4sszzs5zzz5sz,-1
alsa& &c AFRO AN ID Esszsg
1860. NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD LINE. 1850.
For st. Lons, Cairo Memphis, Napoleon, Month of Aran
VI and White rivers, and ~ Bends coansetlg 4 MEM
RAILROADS. at CAIRO with the Ilinsis Central aud ST
LOUIS with MI RsToas terminating u that point with their
connections tor g points NORTH and For bonts uf This
Line running schedule TINE sec advertisements below
n. ". GOULD, Superintendent.
MONTHLY scHEnUL Ia, Commencing April 1850.
Tie following list exhibits the their respective
dates epasre from New Orleans Of the steamers composing
this Line under itsrenewed organization presenting which,
the representatives 81 the same respectfully solicit
from the shipping and travelling public continuance Of Tie
generous patronage heretofore extended them
B.w Fails CITY,, June n. July III July Lang 20
~ u, Avg 2 %
Imperial. Z, q, 1t, :. g. :, %
Emo. Walsh .s.s.. N (. ~ a., lA . s . All
VIM. III. Morrison II ,Jnly l, A.. q, Aug. 10 80
u. III. kennett.....ti3, 3, 81, IL, Sep. l.
Ed, u. Ga l5,.. Is, H.
u. Gs SSFSHl W.. q q, +. l6 4. h.
Champion. .....l9. 9 49, lS Z. 4.
For through tcks on ts Line and It's connections
forth ut the bend 81 this connn, and further Information apply
hoa the Company Office No Ct Camp street where
plans of the cabins be siaereonis eiigaged
az +. A. WILTON General gent.
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For Nashville Every SATURDAY.
.-.tEHELM MEM ANn FINE "a

49, H. lar Passenger Packet Steamers Jas. Woods,
W Boyd, muster JAS. johnson, Jcsse
sEz5aizzzaxA fnhnson, master; Red Rover, W. Strong
VIII leave New Orleans for Nashville and all inteIne.
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slIppilIs saalflllasats !

t,sssesTr oysrrs No. 10 Camp Street, ,sss
ahprslay &orning. aHns r. l5ae
Gfeares Yesterday.
steamship Charles Morgan Lawless, for 5aiyssson
and Indianoas - 4 \: ssssst IS s9
sh;p Tempest whitney, for Amsterdam; i, I :,
sclF L L payis, ralshar, for More, 60
Arravsa Yesterday.
shin Young Eagle IsIiaIe, I'm Cardiff, Wales, April
sst'sF a7sh M RStxt1r 1sAveiI &co-Sd dist 49.
ssh,,. Weli2nvfon S]f145py, 4S days FIN New York,
$50 IS fsresvy h FSf&ei--lst dist, Is.
40 sIssn TEorsalSlSdn. Brown, ftn Liverpool 2sth
- = s Aprii Il Mqeker Knox &co---3d dist, IL.
schr yeIins, SaEotS, 81 days I'm Porto Rica, to
master oiilt.
Sknamhonts. 95
D;ana. Sturgeon, I'm Louisville.
Gladiator. ki;nefelter, I'm st Louis.
Viekshura SNhite, fm Egg Point
California Hopkins I'm Mobile.
Empire Parish, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonsilie.
rowboat James Ii Bay, Brown, from the Passes
-tnwed Down and TO sea on the 18th INST,
shius IF Chapman and Delft Haven, bark
N EaSne, brig Fortune, schEs Tamaullpas and
VI Antoinetta- brought up ship Thorwaidsen
and schr Nelina.
TdwbSAt j M Whann Heaton, from the RAISES
-towed down and to sea on the l7th INST,
ships Express and Hannah Cioeker, bark
Gen TAYLOR brig A A Chapman and schf
Bullrusli-. brought up ships foang Eagle
N and Wellington
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UNIFIED sTATEs
elSsS sMAn lime TO vrcKsBURs. sls 81

sATTRDAH ats O'clock P. NJ
The magnificent s Nh packet GafuurcIfe Can't J J.
Brown win leav fE bopaldsonyills, Plaquanins Basot
Adas Natchez Nera ,ropf Rodney st Joseph Grand dill
p. NJ
The la CHE connects at veksburg with thu
steamers Prince anseR and will take freight for all andngt
the Yazoo rive S MS II IN Greenwood
For freight or passage aippiy on beard
i----FIRGINIUS @. DENTzEI.
1elS Advertising Agent.
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4 OHIO RIVER a.

Leaves on FRIDAY July G. at5PM
FOR LOUISVlLLE--TEIE NEW
DmSY II light dranght packet R. J.
Adams, J. Riehey master. viii leave the
aaboye and all INTERN sdiae landings above.
plan Of her cabin be and ateroons
by applying to the agent -
je27 THOs EEEFE
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Leaves everY EUESD ~ u 5 O'clock P. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND EICKS'
- h. burg Us Mail Line-Fcr aonaldsonyille, Pa
Rcd River Landing, Toit Adams Naches, Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Waentol and Vicks
leave above every TUESDAY ut o'clock r NJ Returning
she viii leave yicksbRg every FRIDAY 81 II o'clock NJ
ID. Il. CARROLL 4 CO.,
ia4 Agents, Is earondelet street.
The above VIII connect Nieksbufg with the steamer
peydrop for Yazoo river.
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ANOFAtsTNEsGSSHIPNs NOTICE. inie rsgned,
NJ active partners Of tho tate , themselves
esetor To continue Tho Auction Commissioned Brokerage
business, under the and style G. PITTS GARD.
and Appraisers
Having possession qf Nil Tho valuable records Of Beard Nav
and Of the late @ they prepared appriso and give ya
able information In Real Estate. etc.
Iatkf fol- thu liberal patronage heretofore extended thew
respectfully solicit ceiiinaance of the flvor.
CHARLES PITTS
#g GARDNER SMITH. u
New Orleans. Feht4Inry ~ 40 4rn
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- SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE ~ tn
S hRndsrmest Saddle Horse IN the city, SIX years oie
TfS{ Young sound can be seen ut n bois 4 Mish
stable from Sin a'rark. fef three DAYS eiz "
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t,ssscsrz eyyruK. no. 10 Camp Street. -.
y 'ss 9hursaiay Morning. asiEs q aaHss
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e. h. New Orleans Saturday Packet Leaves every
Saturday throughout the suninerFor shreve
Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand EcDTe, Alex
andia, Normans Barbns and all Intermediate landings
Red rvefThe splendid and fast running passenger packet
Homer, Sam. Apologize muster, r. VI Gallo clerk will
leave above For freight passage apply board
The Homer will Alexandria With tho new side
Ing through without detention 5g IT,
VTRGTNIUs d. DENTzEL,
lei Advertising Agent.
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PTociaanalantirtt Ivy the Nlayor
MAYOkAlrf NEW oarEAYS
City Hall, january 81 1859
Ply VIRTUE of resUluslOh No. 1913 of the
- Gonmnn Conie Of the city Ct New Orleans saecori
aee with section III OF tie City Charter, notice given
that il is the intention of the city Of New Orleans eaase 10 he
opened Camp street. Fourth District Felicity 10 ST. An.
drew street. -
aERARp sTIrH Mayor.
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KsON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

N. 0., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, June q, 1860 - bales cotton to
Thompson a Clark do IA Greenwood Ably &
Gatchng-snndries to order-Toral6 bales cotton
N. o., OPELOUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY june az. ls60--3 bhls motas-
SEES H Tete &eo-- s do Payne s Harrison III DO
Jno Adams AGO. 30 SKIS potatoes i Surle --sun-
dries to order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-02

How THEY HOLD Court IN UTAH.-Indian
Aesnt Humphrey. who has some flitssn tAoa.
sand Indians under his care in Utah, some
sixty miles iron, Salt Lake City, thus de-
scribes, In a letter to friend in Lafayette, the
importing opening OF United States Court by
our government oftciais
The most imposing scene have witnessed
since my arrival here was the opening of the
United States Court at Nephi by his Honor,
Chief Justice Eckeis. just imagine you see
him ascending the judicial rostrnm, with MS
usual amount Of dignity. with large Colts
revolver hung TO his side, and take his seat
Then tho Marshal. =. h. Daison. a long dark
compiexioned Nirginian, arose, with TWO re-
solvers swung to his side, and calls Con!'
in the usual form, Hear ye! ye!' DO
Then John r. Risley, good looking Young
man. formerly of Sullivan county, Clerk OF
the Court, arises armed in the same style, and
reads the minutes. The Court then calls TIE
list of Attorneys; each, armed as before stated,
arise and answer to his name. The jury are
then called every one of whom comes in with
n revolver swinging to his side, and in this con-
di ton are nstrucfed and sent to their room.
And after all this, their Court is perfect
farce. and their trials bnt mockery OF justice.
The fault however, Is not in the officers OF the
Court, tor they are faithful and fearless in the
dis charge of their duties. But the difficulty
rests here the Jurors, the criminals and witness
SEES are all Mormons, aud for this reason 1t Is
impossible to enforce the law. The truth Is,
Brigham Youngs word is law, and il is nom
sense to undertake to do anything to the con-
trary.
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~ Coughs: Colds. Hoarseness. &c.-The

n Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness. &c.-The
has the effect Of bringing ont host Of professedly
new specifics and while few may he good
many are useless and some even dangerous To
prevent disappointment. the best course to pursue
is to consult your family phv sic,an, otherwis
use only such remedies as long public experience
IS TlLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorite prescription of
family medicine, and without ADVERTISING, has
continued to enjoy a growing reputation for the
a charm; and in chronic cases. Bronchitis Hoop
ing Cough Group, Asthma. &c. il is used with
unparalle ed success. as most families will testify.
Sold by Fisher Il Winston. Meade Baker. A
Bodeker, &c at Is cents per bottle. and in an ele-
gant and pleasant Lozenee form 1872 and Is cents
per box Prepared by J. BALMER, Pharmaceu-
tlEt, Baltimore, Md. fe 4-3m*
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H. Notice. ITO the SICK, afflicted and nnme

H. Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
Ols families who have heretofore used DR.. J. s.
KOS Els MEDICINES, always with the most I'M
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper. which
is plain without any figures, and his written sigma
.u'e is over the cork of every bottle OF the genuine
Medicines. so that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their suierngs.
DIR. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coue his
The PAIN CURER for pains. rheumatism choIic
spr4ns or bruises and the DISPEPTlC COM
POI ND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold by Drug lists generally and by
WARNER l.. WAR1NG, l0 Broad st,
ia Ally Richmond, Va,
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A. WM. IRA SMITHS
SOUTHERN CLOTHING MANtfH
IN TORY.
W-D -

)~A RICR MON a., X u y
u IL fact not generally known. that essrrsN
ed my Clothing mandatory IN this cay -
YEARS AGO an. hays constantly Tor ths' ne.
cortinucd tp cut and make iarse portion o. -,
stock tn Richm. nd. rs hundreds of nav cas'opn'".
will testify Ia, and havtnS Increased M l1fcesns
time to time am now better prepared IN Iecshs
orders for work large or sulsll quantities -. Ia
heretofore. and Will guarantee la furEish them "a
as low sz they cas lie had of Northern aoases ~
equal tn sts 10 ard material -.
Beinx practical man ~ my bushes ssa -
tnx eiiiated ts at ths back trta4o,r or" e.s.
sheskasrs,)t datter my self thai can sive - 10
and IS coed an article for the price, as sny NV"
manufacturers, patronixe sAs estabitsssaAes,s,
hrst. and let tAeUs reap the reward lhe> sd ralS
merit Tor past. rysSsat OF fatKre services. =, la
is No hi MBCG, NJ can prove b, isom = we
haeds now IN my employ and many at 'hee 20 4,
been Tor years PatreAsss the ma".i s..,,sess
home. more especially when Oh gan do sssHIrW
additional cost. VIM, IRA sAiint
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OFFICE X. Il y. X. RI
RICHMOND. Oct. q. l559
r..,a, GREAT SOl1HWfST.
~ EssEfS E01J5E,I ERN NAH. RDnTE-by

1149 1EtN6Ex Elm MAID HUJ t,-bF
= NS-late Arrangement, the Richmond
aad Danvil.e. South Slde Virginia and Tennessee
East Tennessee and Virginia. East Tennessee and
Georgia, ami Memphis and Charleston RAJ! roads
have entered into an agreement To pass Negro
Children under three years OF age, FRgs over theh
respective roads, tn take eHeet and after Noysfi'
Der LIST, 1859.
10 persons trading in Negroes, and others. rs
route offers advantages unsurpassed 10y an, o'ae''
For further particulars, apply NJ The l'eke' VI
ice, Richmond and Danviie Railroad. kcan.ha-
&C Y-dts e.. CAMPBELL, sep
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re THE ADAMS. EXPRESS COW.

1-'T*their STEAMSHIP FXPRIss 70 md
M0ND by Steamers JAMESTOWN and R0A
non z, winch leave NEW YORK every WE'D
nESDAf and SATIRDAY, and thence IS RAIL
BIZ re, SALEM. WITHEVILLE, and the pfac-
pal places IN ViRGfNIA sniNORTH CAROLINA.
are now prepared to forward, with great dlspalfb,
able Parcels, JewelTy, &c. To the above named e.
ties, and al places on the scaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will Ia accom-
panied by SPECIAL MESSENGERS uho vii
give their personal attention Ia the careful handbag
oi goods entrusted 90 the A DAMS EXPRESS cos
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers VIII please take notice that pseksseso
Roig,s IN virslnIs and North catolina viii e sect
Freight received, on day cr srlilng. until so'elx
r. W. j. L.. NCDONOUGH,
Agent of Adams Expfpss Go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-02

n Hair Cuttins.-TO THE CITIZENS AND
TRANGERS VISITING THE CITY,-lf YOU
wish to get your Hair cut in the latest and most
approved style. would advise YOU to call on HOB
SON. at his Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampoons
and Bathing Rooms, under the American Hotel.
Entrance on 18th street.
N. B.-Gentlemen also can get their whiskers
and moustache changed from red, light, OF grey 10
most beautiful blackor brown color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-02

~ Gems Of Art, and Portraits worth Sc.
curing and keeping. are the PHOTOGRAPHS Of
every size. oil and water coors, executed ut tho
Photog raphic and Fine Art Gallery of u. w. MIN
MIS- 2l7 Main street. Small Daguerreoty pes and
AmbrOtypes copied and enlarged to life size. If de-
sired, and colnred in oil cOors, water colors, or
worked IN era, on. Also, AMBROTYPES an
plain PHOTOGRAPHS executed in the highest
sty lie of the art.