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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-30

nRA e. CARRIAGES, CA2AIA9ES...
M ni ii EssssIl g.. 3 o fS.sssd Al;
l:y s ~ Nv aad . Achas ssa M
fEES. HxROGCH EE. B6iubG IFS. With AID With.
"a tops. aaa q be Own %r sSis g
viii 81 sld - low e good work Of the kind ear p
IN tho city 81 RicA.noad. And respectfully ~
call lfom those in want Of Amp srttqle - ssS CaIs
10 soi 6 tho lowest prlces possible; aad ~ vOss
sold that u newsvaTrantad ~c,,u s.
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Iron Front Buildings, Governor ut.
- china, AND GLAsSWAREc "a At =

NWAN CHINA AND GLASSNAHE Az
~ ELEGANT STOCK OF CHINA, glass
~ WARE AND HOUSE FURNlSHiNG
GOODS FROM 10 MAIN ST. TO The COR
NER OF BROAD AND THIRD sTS.-As We were ere
compelled to give possession Of our store TO the
Traders BE- nix on the 22d Of June. and conse-
Quently have still very heavy stock on hand. we
concluded to sell tor a few days at cost, ana re-.
quest call of all housekee pc rs IN want OF Prme
article at q very low figure, Our supply Of Pin
ner. Tea and Chamber Sets; Silver Plated, Ai6ata
Brittanja, Japanned and Block Tin, Ware BRO
Cages, Carriases. and thousands Of other Articles
usefuI and ornamental is complete and a. me a.
in any establ shment in this city. Call Immedi-
ately at SCHAAP CO.'S, cor. Broad and 80 sts.
x<nQ KEESEE Il PARIS rlMPROvED
A/STONE- WARE FRUIT JARS, with Cork
shoppers, Alright. for Preserving Fresh
Fruit. Os sters. Mlnce Meat. &c. We have
a very large assortment II the above superior
Jars Of all sizes ut very low prices, at our totse
ry. corner 18TH and Cary streets.
KEESEE 4 PAkR, Manufacturers.
Ga SSWARE-.Compr 6ob.ets,
N93Tumblers, Wines, Champag mes, Dccanters,
WfH Preserve Dishes, Fruit Bowls. Spoon Hold
~ ers, Lemonades. Lager Beer Glasses, silass
Tubes, Salt Cellars. &c, for sale At the CHINA
Store of T. A. BULKLEY, lU Main street.
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ja2-ly
JNFIKMARY OF THE MEDICAL col.
9 far tss ana Of
SONS and NEGROES. requiring medical treat
h SHsr sbsrs e.. ,h. - viii sns
eg Ths e", for heretofore
are ample, and the attention OF sn nviteJ to-
the CREST advantages afforded by the inhTmaly ior
the Medical and Surgical treatment 81 this GLASS
o. LeYfNG-iN WOMEN are also recsn ed and care
All, natents are under the care Of the Professors
of the College. who visit the wards daily: AIDED y
81 IL ;Ss
without extra chsTse e. ne patent Board
White Person private rooms: :. to ;,s
Slaves and other cOlOred patients .:o1
81 per dsy~provdsd that the assresats shall not
ps & Ss
S Sa1dns 70 the dSs' and Importance Of the oS
:: All oiarsen PAYABLE on the removal Of the pa
NO CASE OF SMALL Pox.. o. asy otley, -
f.s,isss disease nor ANY case a i"'a"''s' will b
wHH s1sn .aS sMd rsXys%jsans-Pr0h. TUCKER CON
HSsrX 10 III E0R n
Re- Rss ade Physioisn16r THoS. L. HUNTER.
Eteward-F.M NJ. PARRISH.
President DIR. L. 8. JOYNES.
Persons in the country, desir0us Of sending pa
tents tho ln6EmAry, may address the President,
Steward, or any Of the Professors Of the College.
ja2-y
MAIN STREET u O8PIrA FOR
IVA 6LAV ES.-This Hospital 10 situated near the
corner OF Main and 18th streets, and 10 admirably
adaptedin airiness, privacy and healthfulnoes OF
position. tn tho purposes fur which It has besn in
stltuted. namely: For MEDICAL, SURGICAL
and ObSTETRICAL treatment of SLAVES
The rules and regulations governing this institu-
tiQn have already been published. A circular CON
tanning u,i partculars will b furnished those who
may desire further information.
s-Panents per week, -; less than week,
az etavg. ier Js.l ssssE. Patients attend
rs COMPLEMENTARY s & ss' g:
Eegal4r lee adopted b. the profession aS large =
The above charges inclu4e hoard. medicine, nedi.
cal attendance and nursiag. Surgical Operations
charxed se9ording 70 rules Of other HcepitAls q
the CITY. For. further information aDplv 10 IN
rhysleiAn IesideRt q The Hospital. o. 70 eithoS
- WIN. HAM asG dcSfI'1 - g.
IAN \. 81 ss CO = 1b: 3. =
exchange A2ssl q Itsf1S Is - e and -.
PHILIP j. HANcScK: u. b.
cv.r. Z l3aldsAt PasesssAa.
eeW--ly la1(1eat Aaslataat
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE n
PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-A
A From IL to 20 per cent. saved BY buy
Ing from J. H. ANTHONY,
NNA Columbian Hotel building.
Moeskin Hats of best quality, % 50; d.. second
quality, %; fashlonable Silk Hats, g; fine calf
f na ssYsa Be ssges sSocs ''er 0oot'
]. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city Of Philadelphia
skin sewed BOOTS, which he Will sell at the unpre-
osdented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. 90 11-d6Wt0
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-- MON vOLk, OLD POINi
~ CON !, !, |, E3 3 Z J, AND -.e@s

ESsSSHK a Ast n hs six SsdSss ~ OLD
Portable and OK pedItious route between Richmonc
and the sbcye places, K BY the RICHMOND and
the Norfolk and Petershurs Road to NevfoT nd
thence by Steamers to Old Point and HamDt
EcHEpULE-Leave Richmond at 2A1 r. N.
For the accommodation of passengers, q FISH
SUPPER will be provided ON the Boat bf .vsea
Norfolk and U Point. Il
Returning from Old Point, the Boat leaves at
ll3O A. M. and connects with the cars at Norfolk
passenge rs dining ON the boat while netve.n Old
Point and Norfolk. L. H. WYNNEI
il ll-ta Sup,t n. Y. H. u.
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OOGGETT g. ANDERSON.

- CORNER CT FRANKLIN AND 18th STs.,
Dealers in PAPER HANGINGS. OIL CLOTHS
MATTINGS. CURTAIN MATERIALS, WIN
DOW SHADES, BEDS, MATTR ESSES and Up
HObSTERING GOODS GENERALLY, have re-
ceIved their spring stock: embracing full and
complete assortment in the above line, to which
they invite the attention and patronage of the pub
lie generally. They are prepared to do Paper
Hang ing and Uphostering in superior sty lie. hav-
ing the very best workmen in their employ for that
purpose. ap 2-3m
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DOTS, FARLEY Co,
i GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
ORWARDINi MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Colu mban Hotel, Cary st.,
Richmond, Va.
Special attention gwen to the sale of TOBACCO,
WHEAT, and all kinds of PRODUCE. and liberal
advances made conslg nments.
fffkcA h;B B. Po FARLEY. Late of Petersburg.
HENRY s. WILLIAMS, Late of Norfolk.
JAS B. MARSHALL, Late Of Petersburg.
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n BOOTS AND SfiO ES-.GREAT -
REDUCTION IN PRICES.-CHAS.A
9BEHLE, Broad street, between ID and d;
Servants' wear constantly on hand, and defes any
body in Richmond to compete with him in hls line,
- ne manufactures 10 order, and superlntends
go LADIES' CHEAP SHOES.-The
subscribers have on hand varied assnrt
ment of LADIES' Congress and Lace Caters, Mo-
rocco and Kid Bootees and Buskns, which they
are selling at much less than FIRST cost. All in
want will please call soon at
ERIN this day offer our stock Of Trunks, Vallces
~aklE0Hat Cases, Carpet Bags. 60, at cost -
Having made unusual large purchases Of Trunks
larger than desirable. and in order to reduce our
stock, we will sell at about cost prices thereby Of
fering great inducements to all in want of any
thing in the Trunk line.
MARCUS HARRIS l. BRO,
No. l75 Main, corner 18th street.
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TRAVELERS 10C0

GSee 4 TO THE NORTH:.l0OO.I
r AILWA Y.-Trains leave Calvert Station /
Ba,timors. daily. EXCEPT sunday.l q sS 4. ~.
doilars.l Buffalo. Oweac. Osweeo. TORONTO. Ham
lton, all parts of Western New York and Canada,
for Detroit, Chcaso Cincinnati, g. Louis. and all
. Travellers can go to Detroit. Chicago, MiiWsu
ks 10. via Niagara Falls, at the same cost ~ By
any other route
A new route to New York is now open by this
Road, VIA Harrisburg and jersey City, with only
train and go through by daylight over 6rst class
Roads and through a beautiful country. Try 1t.
JAS. C. CLARKE, eup't.
JOHN T. RiGNEY. Assistant Sap't. ie D-ly
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E7NOY LINEN PANT8-Psre liasn, goo,
sa''s'' a''''.ssIi si'iii:1 A il:jsEy !. 60
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OFFICE RICH'D PETERSVG y. 4. CO., I
Richmond. Va, April Z, lnoa,

Richmond, Va, April 3 MJ
s.; "a is "a: m, SSs = n: 6:
will run ~ follows: $500
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND yol PH7KAslvns.
Express dali, except Sundays,l At A. 4. j.
Acco mmodatioh daily. texcsDt Sundaysl
as :. =. ~ Il
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG 101 hIcnAOuo.
Exprees, 0aay A. ---s-- - ~ IL
Accommodation daily ,texcept Sundays.l
Nail. daily. except SuLdAys,l At 500 r. ~
ap3-n THOS. H. WYNNE. Superintendent
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-! S,sSd he comfortable steamer eeswsee Asseas
Crssk S SaT rrsher nfOfnatioa, aDsy u tAis sAe
BrSsd strsSt, SAQekee Nin; o.n~,.s.. An
aAw,v 1mru. Hnpp6
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s S'.'s'i fyy:S S:E kivSlie.r =
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ito MAIN STREET
(Late Tupman l. Hull)-
Are receiving, by eysry steamer % addItjons to
fine FURNISHING GOODS, to which we invite
the attention of purchasers.
IA Fancy Cashmere Suits made to order
nd tn order.
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M AO0Ux Z Co.,
M (6uocessors TO SMITH 4 MAppgIx,l.
PRO6UoE CONN lNSION MERCHANTbs
CaYy street., opposite Columbian Hote!

IAs.F EDwARps. Of King Wiliam.( $685..
W, II. HOWARD, Of York, I A0ssaoUs
". II. MARsHALL, Of Lu1enh9leh :.
III oOnsignmsnts. and orders for goods from pro-
d1Ss sf.'SnssfU5r roN. j., = aAnittsd 70 M
to1oot Ia our huolnosos ~,>.,w 80
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R GEORGE b. sTkStxHenrrsr
O6oe and Restdez9s Southwest corner Main and
" staa &FSk door kbovs CEenshaw's New Hotel.
tlaANopd, Va.
HAVING An sxpsrience Of. tan years il his profes-
4on, h. feels cQn6doAt If giving satisfactiOn to
po1e vho may favor him with they pAaaAage.
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PAPER MILL

(vARII.-The subscriber takes this method of In
- forming his friends and the public that BE- has ss
AND 6 ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He will attend to the, purchase and sal of Mer
cnandze generally also, Flour, Wheat, Corn, To
His sa attention will be given to all business
entrusted to his care. From his long business
experIe pce he hopes meet with liberal share of
nuhlic ratronage: He refers, BY permissiQn. To
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10 OKEKT WENDENBUKi q,
IL SHIP BROKER, COM MISSION AND
FORWARDING NE RCHANT,,
OCER AN D H P c A y D + X I,
RICHMOND AND City POINT, VA,
Is prepared to take Goods on STORAGE at CITY
POINT on the most reason able terms, without
charge of dray age either to Ur from store
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts of the city of Rich
mond and county of HenricO. Strict attention
will be given to all business entrusted to him..
Office, for the present, with his father. William
Green, southwest corner Main and 7th streets.
je N-6m
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DR.. Z. s. McGRUDER, of Hen
- rico, having taken an Office on FRANK
LIN STREET, first house above Metropolitan
Hall, tenders his professional services to the pub
lilo. je lin
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VIM. sA aar1I1Es. Z =, co. D.. ~. =,
OILS. PAINTS, VARN!SHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer q
arge supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, OF
superior quality, to which We call the attention OF
customers.
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DIR. r. T.. LUCkETT having 10
~ Gated permanently in the oity of Rich
mond, tenders his professional services TO the cit
gems.
IA Office. Ballard House. Residence, Mrs. Mos
by's, corner OF 9Th and Franklin SITS. je lin
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brtn9en gle mir 9abune."
o0erne, tbeure G1ctlie = rief 8eaujpur,
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n (&tabItrt prr adbt,tbu 9atren.)

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