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Hair Dressing 3 Shaving Establishment.
SOmsIhing Exclusively for The Ladies,
BROWNS
HYGIEhIG SUSPENSION WAIST,
AND IMPROVED
SKIRT SUPPORTER,

EVERY LADY sF"
J Knew vi ihs 5tartS, ~, si''' .JOLD HAVE
O., O. oaly sloras D. as would have one, ifthey on
S.l4t. Hep sty am Aeaeff o. them. ThlsWslSt
lSa19s' - most perfect STnNETaF. and datIaesss
" ae BtsT CoNcEIvABLE FoRss but directly
syey rsPse,. It's u !. q & sgea ~ imSst inSSP-
-fb bardsn to which they sometimes su1ieeted y
EuspsnduE the Hklrs, Ec upon ne sns ~ rib
me preventing them from PREssIEG against 3
BEGRNa down ugOn hs chsst HIP, ana APaoTT sS1 S1
from The and drSwiny the nsSf P0rSa yer o. true Ss
mi esieut sFouLDER BRAcE-hroWiBg the entire supp ~
the skiTs di ecty upon tue shou deTs ~
% sfor imm0diats relief and many cases eneet AtD
ICAL CURE OF ACUTE AND CHRoNic DlssAsMEs 81 SsS'o @ "
testify These Waists have passed the critical
M deal 1euI Who aI pronounce them the best thing oi
toe kind invested fhey are IaPiay oS,9s % mi hem @
They must be give ons Al idea q hen an9 Eot
. ks apPEeeatsd Ca e lhs ~ w ~ Mi NV % n
10 soW thsm Persons Wishing 70 purehes tnS
6 asas ~ % 1T554eto4S q ck6RIN FALLS O. who have
the exclusive risht for the Uai.so states 0r ma,
nsT % this Patent, viii most assuTsdy be dealt '" ee
''iule sSoRRIs, sHEFFIELD Co RIoplisieTs
- 9ss fSllo1i1r recommend tons and references
ksdiy Furnished for by those Who have Hoin
M more Ttsrng communications we have and are recsE
hg daily Is deemed sucisnt for the Sressni; ., ,sea
! MssSs. NoRRrr. sHEFFIELD Co We, the under1ign-
| ed having worn BROWNS CELEBRATED HYGlENlcSUs-
PENSION WAIST for last few months take grea pleas
ure IL recommending the attention Of every lady II
smiraov adapted the e0nceniflct, tfGBig ana
hegIh Of the Woarer furtheTmore, we know u sl[sys
relieves and instances effects radical cuTo OF me
nurneros disssIa caused bT tight lncsg. We hope TO
Sc Il come into general use, fully sstisned y
what every lady who values conIeIt and hesth
have: and We adye every me toPurehsse Il, for we can
1 5fsura them they viii never regret I.
{ Nra Charles Lelyet- MIa. = SlnIs
/ i 1, BeckWth. . l. y Sooo
II g Blossum, !, n n. bnInsst
] I. W. Curtlss, = p reSIce'
| &. L. Ransom = tgNlSAt
| Miss Amelia Nash, Froi bfaihsIu-
| MrE D. PritchaFt,
| nEFEEENcEs. -.
! Dr. s Bsckwiih, BrdlneTd , BulIla5'i ra'eA'
! " 4 por,cr Z C0Elss, Editor " Leader" "
| - TSraii Ossian 3 Dodge, Agent ief
/ 4" J N. Johnson, ttauof ...
E ]. Bal Twin b Co, Mchta J. H. Dewitt, Asrchahh'
Freeman kelley .oo.o,,
HnrgEn 4 Root. Ieose.Ssl
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Rail RGaSs.
I859-60.
IsEslald, C0Iln1HI : CIHsIllall RlIllosA

aANtAA-tAA-l aN@--A~AtN = -lAlAuA-
WfNTER AHRAF6El5Fs -
M AND AFTER MONDAY, NoY;
" 1859, PASSENGER Trnin leaFs ClsgsaHd .sfoll1p
oAM. cincu1paH ExpIlls, stopBlIs tt Bsrsa. Graf-
toa u Gfango, Weilington. New London, 81
Ian shelby, sac AL StaliQns rouLh Of eneby.
tlcnl Between CleFeiznd and 9allion, and Is
CAreinElcu and D5llUaIef also, siogPqg =
leaEs sl1EgnFUTg 40 stltil l1l 10uth Of e1lio1-
CONNECTIONS.
a1lilys b4duaky, Mangield ant Newark Railroad, 1ot
60. ,eilnlaeid " Yernel, NoHelz, za1clFillos 2
IfasilaaY tts1uIEh p Wayng sna Chicago naii7o.4
70. .AoIoT lpPef egndu1E7i Delphnai Linslf
10 l1ansleld Wooster, haasillol, &c.
AAaA AAo elisontaila hnoac Line Tor 1lsrion, Belle
igntEtney Si1ney UniUn, Eunci8, Indlaiapdlia
49tLt hAal9l Y glres lness EFangEtls, Louistiiia
DGHHs ,gloa al cRsaisii iins, ,ioT spriBsasls. O.
llagtol, Hzmiiion, Cinci5aafi. Eichd1nd. IA
eisneQoilss Atrle hruts, 81 Lolls. ~; and -
Cincinnati with thc OkiO MiEziEi11f Esfi-
Eo.d for Lo1-Hsiilsi aaa al poatu u iae Ohis
csluubss, Liiss Miami aad Columbus and Xssis Rsn
road, ior t-enias Dayton, Indianapolis, T5rrs
Hauiet g LGu1 Morrow, L0EelEnd ahd Cns-
efnnati and Withthe Ohio ana n rsisst1Di Enli-
ro1d et Cinainnafi f1f Isaisyliic F71r1-flis
Cairo, 81 Louis. and AZ D MS OF th5 Ch1 F.7sf.
Cclurbun. Central Ohio Hlruad lor Newark ElneETfls
wheeling, &C.; Ccluub1g, Fiqua ard ladfsna
RailEoad Ter Piqua, UTbana, Ee.
roF Tickets al points and i11Tmgtio1 au1ly a
ths Bnion Ticket Omes 81 supcr0ratfsst o. q ths Fas
- g. FLINT, supsIiltsadsas.
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A DMINISTRhIOR'S SALE.-Will
IA be ssld % public auction Friday. April eth COM
msncng at II o'ol OK A. M the farm Of L. d JOhU-
late Il Newhu the entire stock con stins Of cat q
sheep horses. hogs wagons buggtes, plows and her
farming implements Also, piano and quantity of
her household furniture credit OF months will ea
given on all sums Of three dollars and ever.
A. MCINTOSH,
marl6.lTT Admnistraior .
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A Clsyeland with sVelsnd and Toledo, Clsrs1rd a
luubus o. Cineinna ClsVela end Enc n f1T1 -
a1d Piitsburgi Railr ( O..
A. soloI. With hacks % ChaEria Fallz. ke
Al Mlntua Whh hacks (cr EaFenssa. al
a. Bra svils with hacks % Nsg7goT Fat3n he
a. NaiIe2 With hacks 70 sharsa, GIeen6sd nIsadEIs
At Youngstown, E5th EfAgss for New CasfIs. Polata
B. 70 Pittsburgh.
o., =, -. CHAs. L. RHODEs, saDs.
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HIanmfartmres.
GIsEsIand FIO0t on GIalA NanuIasLorr,
JOHN WEBSTER, Proprietor.

LS0 MANUFACTURER AND
Ss21srf aaels.aii Dealer n WAlER FIRE PROOF
s isfd y Y SltIIk LAD AND ZINC PAINTS. wHrsGguss
W Slss Atsaef bloek, foot Of Superior street End No
We, sfs = lss,, Cleyslahd, Ohio. febl2R2odhN
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prp @oo0e.

r AIDES 4 MISSES SKIRTS
II We have Just raceivet lavre stock Of the New
ltTlas WHICH, a. wholesale aad Retail, viii sell
vuTy laV fEu-es- mar2t MORGAN ROOT.
LNMBRUIDERIES.--A fine stock Of
~ ne new sFles Embroidered Collars and sets also
ks mEE and nssiuss Choco, noe Code e.n Be & and Al
mark MORGAN { ROOTS
CILKSi SILKS,!-A very choice
~ sssorsmeoi q Fancy DFsts silks, from the recent
New York Auc ion Sales which can be sold much below
Ile u1gal prices marA MORGAh ROOT.
nRESS TRIMMINGS.-We haze a
~ large assortment Of the newest styles LADIES'
DREss TRIAlnllN0S Cali and see lhem' q
MORGAN ROOTS,
uar1t CoTTar Of Superior and seneca streets.
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TnR. A, W. TUCkER.-It bas become
~ well known iact that be cures hupdrslr 81 Cbro
mic disease with his Bahia and Medicines hars an ofr
pr enee lais Hs VIII guarantee 20 cuis Rhsumafisu
SAT- kheuu. scrGua Liver Comblanf Chili Fsssr DYs-
pepg SI@ye A1ihrl, cstlrTh, DraIsT; also secondary
teat RsE s Good Success IN all oiheT Chro-
- oaos No. III Ontario street % siain
- C0-anltation FTea morn
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COHPNT

AND
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD,
Comprising the fOlleaiag efficient and rsiabls EAks
Lines.
Daily 70 DUNKIRE AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUsKY, TOLEDo AND DETROIT.
TLl-Weekly tooGDENSBURGI, 70 osWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
In-Weekly 20 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,. nlACEl
MAC and Intermediate Poria.
E3 Properly Consigned delivered tr our car1 VII p
ceIye prompt and careful attention and dsuaick
y Passenger viii be tiokstsl throuEh Al doeti1na
1t The lowest iates
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IMP OTE NCY,
CUR Ed!
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. A. GIBSON,

DIR. A. GIBSON,
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK
that he ever & 70 suSS he aboSs HS@ed dsuss he
l slo pay the same sun for ne pIgot that any other
PLY an in The United Saiss treats the SANE diseases
Al.sS many years Of aboriogs study and s1psrisEee Dr.
nate that he perfected system of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CUBE
Of the above and oheT private eissases with all bad ELECTS
DEBILITY or NERVOUS PRoSTPATToM
ahoR a' hsa sS66sd hSads % q n 1s @S & s i3s
Physicians vhe profess % tEsat al pIae m4adlss Eh
Aithoush Dr GIBSON has Dipioma, YET he nafes 20
SS9sS.y DSrss 2. a 5 @ h5S Ss ass q I'M S
thcr diplomas. nor coeges nor even erence ever Jet
or 70 single dHnes no medical genius neither
does lie boast that be "a memher Of sons coless IN Pars
snsnsTBF t,s innoes J. But what Dr.. GIBsoN nirht
boast Of thus thai he abs TO give entire sat4iion %
and that he has poriecis an Aeoan sys-m Of tIeausn
satsSt usdci, 10 equal Tor ihS radical cure Of ssuS
weakness and all dst uses or arrangements, both msuta
and DhyscaL arisins from sexual or secret abuSo
Dr. GIBSON also claims fQr his rev treatment the fol-
lowing advantages all others discovered; drst
10 ss1 he sTs s9us such IS MsTsy s sds ns os Sil
doleteroa dra seeend 70 IsstTetioas IN diet Or bus
certain IN sl eases lie stands prepared 70 90 into any
i esa 2 S & y az & 10 S 59a oSS Ss men sS
esses In the same length q tine required By any other
PHYSICIAN 70 cure enc flmii CEaas
Fellow citizsns Faets sEe tapgibe thinaS ana IN this
age. the only pgbula which the pubii, , IN be d
s3d from which Just and DEFINITE soneluions esa be de-
Dr. 9IpsoE ;. permanently located IN Cleveland and
has dus the past ~ months psTformed many Of
leases which had for resisted all cher modes of
rea Eent Reerence can Be ggsn % o. NJ
hrt resoectabifs In Cleveland, Boston, New York aud
other eties IN regard 70 ska iueET IN AZ piotes
and all chron diseases tFeaisd with unasuA success.
~ Medicine Eept 70 part OF the country on the re-
csint u ten dellaFt
~ Or 9fBsoN's New Work on PyROlogy, foT sals At
DIR. GIBSON
PROFESSOR OF ELECTROFATHH 4 MEDICINE,
~ Omcs No III Ontario street, 10 stars q fg door
- oass houis Ton to Il end frcn atOs eelOst sssly
SUNDAYS excspted-l ue-1'
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
.ON AND AFTER MONDAY. NV
" ltih, ,lsss PasIsnEsF Trains viii unas lInsaS.
LEAVE CLEVELAND
lDl0 A. NJ na Express ftn. Stopping all EtatiorH *
cept ickfne. Mettor PerTy, Uni0aEilie and So
sroek sna - a5rlss @ a. EEle Ia r h, Dnnktrk 4zE
81 P. 4; Accommodation Tram for Consaut, ufsppir
at az auY srstiOns
e0oP. m. Nsht Express Train, stopping q. PuinosFla
AGhtzbula Couneaut and Girard ouIy and arrives 81
Ere l2S5 a. BI-, DunkEk 20 A. 81, Bashio a.
An
Sis A. n Night Express Tram, Stopping q G-zrt Coz
neaut. Ashfabuia and PzinesFills o1lT, and arrfTs
q Cleveland 7s05 81.
Sis p. M Dav ELpress Train, Stopping ~ all sationleR
oept SaYbrOok, UHi0nville, Perry Mentor WICK
life, and arrive az Cleveland 7:OS P. u
Accommodation Train will leave Conuesuf 81 Esd n
stopping a al stations, ard arrive ut Cleveland 90
A. u.
All the trains going Westward connect at ClsTslnd vita
trains for Toledo Chicago Columbus, CiRcinlad &C.
&c; and ali ths trains gong EaszNard cuunsc. st
DHnkrk with the trains Of the Kew York Csalra an. u-
falo and New York City Railroads.
CIsvsIEnd. n " 18th issD
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Drugs! ITI9
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
Ia MEN.
Rad Notices IN The Tribune aibes Dee. l, 1883.
From MS EKosllsnny, JAMES D WEsTCuTT, Gossrnor
-tqr upwards Of twenty ago Iolgs afiirtad Nith
dcas IN ny amy Which he hgIt msdical ard gurricai
Aent In The county failed - but which yieded n
most sats Eotory manner T. ihs Grusfsnher EsUsdits
JAS WEsrCoII"
NEW HonE, Fsbrunry, ls50
". J. T. BRfDGE--Doar Sir Some two years 60 an 10
male friend lad been guisrins from falling Of the
ello. whites and deruugsd gruglion. toEslt OF via
li aing symptoms clearly de1cr bed IN o1T tdEel
,sn.s ana pamphluts. She had the VerY best ne ca
s1 id y ~ unl eniirtl prQs r5ed .le PEI ~
toia her Tat be fhuaTh her LIE Night gc1iov -
SlSSsse s yefl little ngsr under the most iqeicogs
EoI Two Wtg.a FER that she coniuuad % SINK
hsa came uio your ogs II the GTaefsnberg Medlcll
ii3n s1a = aied her lyuptom1 As yUu were cln
~ tle snberE AIgrshallis Cath0con, In r8lieF-
l sne all the physicians and tried tt; tho
froHdenitilly q relieved her quickly, and
entIely cuEsd her. Since then, years.
~ 1cen anJ Tae1rfe1 Of the e0np ainf, and
s - as sircng. active uhd hea thy a. when gaauF F
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HOME TESTIMONY.

~ II HESI BEDIoRD, Cosloctoa Co. o., EIsy Il, 81
ia ~ a. e sosLkgsr: IhsVo bean selling the med
aug hsVs found them give % sat saeiiOn
Alq me ila ave aolo 20 many flmiie1 as regu
arU as ther sa an oOea, and with nv trafs fhsy have
lecoae ai5plo article ManhalrH Ut. den Cafhocon i
sel.he h1t pa cons great amount Of Food Female
Dissases, one lady s9d i % tod s bad received
uofe beneht tfom one bottle than ne dId from Iona
eourss 'of medical truuinsut o. the Inos sf1 DhyS6
Glars JANIS wiIsfH
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= a
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIA
~ BAIL HOAD-TIhIE TABLE,, No IS
T0taks eject On and afsr ThursdzT, FsbFaafg 10 80
GOING EAST. GOING WEsH.
slessiald 10 Y0Elgl- iYotaigslspn Z. ca
f5pa. tcaf.
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Cathoicon
iH oGsSsd certain hnel with the foIiswiuE
GmptOmG:
Lrrgul ties akncls-F AuBa-
tte-SailoW CompleEon-Puin 40 the Back and
Kidneys-Cr ilis-Cola Aabds ant Fset-
BloafinE-E evsrish zeEs--l- l-suralFfa--
Headlche-hafsf leaEbeaa-
DISTURBED 8iSor--FlUShaa Of Hsat--
General Pain-CTaWlng and Pain IN
IN The Spine and between ths EhOuidars-Acid
btomach-Nause V1ssing Of Urine, with heat
or smarlng-liohilg Bur ming Or Irritation In the
unne OTgans-Nisht- mare DeEpail--HT1-
teItcs--AnNe1F Red Face--
Nervous Twid hing -GiartinF-
ConstiTpatqn-Irl l1tabls TsmFeF-ead-
neas-Deprayed ApD stits-Tlaful cnce-Bloat-
ed and Irregular bT Fsis-Unpleasant DFeGms-s
Palns ~ yterne OTgans NumJneEt and Pains Limbs
out the country.
CF' For Medicines or Agencies address
" B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
noyl2.dkw General Agent ioT okio.
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SOLE AaRxT FOB STEWARDS COOKING
Transportation.
IAEE NAVIGATION OPEN 10 DUNKIRK.
Notice to Shippers,

-" THE UNDERSIGNED,
yWqlFN Agents for The NEW YORK ERIE
7 Ek&d 6A RAIL ROAD, are prepared 70 give low
-------l thruugh Iaie. %
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Congress 0na1.

WASHINGTON, March i2.-Senats. liver
sos If Ga. introduced a bill to extend the
nro,is.ons of land act 10 Florida, tor The
hagrf1 o. the Mobile x Ohio Railroads.&c.
ierred.
MIR King presen ted the petition of merchants
for a steamship line from New York TO Gu ba
yis Charleston and Key West-Referred.
The special committee on printing reported
4 oiut resolution suspending the amendment
10 The Post Office appropriation bill, providing
tor the printing OF Post-Office blanks. The
resoluiion was adopted.
The rest of the session vas occupied with
the case OF Thaddeus Hyatt, (the contuma-
cious Harper's Ferry witness.) who was at
last by a vote Of 80 10 10, committed 10 Jail
until he shall purge himself of contempt for
the authority Of the Senate.
Hopc-The Homestead bill passed by a vote
Of II, 70 66-the Southern members, general
IL, voting against 1t.
Mr Morrell endeavored to introduce a bill
from he Committee of Ways and Means, pro-
yid,ng q; the redemption of outstanding
treasury notes, authorizing new loan and
regulating import duties so as to afford pro-
trction 10 home manufactures and increased
rs,ppHeV
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Norttleru Markets..

BurINoRE, March l. Flour que; lat steady
Howard and Ohio firm, IS 75a 81. Wheat dull
aot steady; red 81 - ~ is, white Goa 81 65.-
S5oIp dull: white IS cts yellow 19r4 cents
viii declining tendency at 23,a.
NV YORK, March l2.-Cotton firm, with sales
m?aJ bales. Flour higher-Southern $6.l0a6 Is.
Wheat hsher-Southern white 81 coal IS. Corn
Inn at 71dSl. Pork heavy new prime $4 SOD
sbR snsar hrm-Muscovado ga ola MOlasses
saei-Oreans Ed43 The Test unchanged.
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News from KPlIZe. Honduras.

New ORLEANS, March 9.-The Picay une has
sdsices from Belize, Honduras, TO The Eth uit.
Mr Seymour. eX- Superlntendent had depart
I'd iol England, and Mr.. Berkeley, ex- Sec rotary,
had been appointed Lieutenant Governor.
The bark Vim. q. Alden, from Belize for New
York, was lost on the Yucatan shore, on the
Isl Of February. The Indians had burned the
vessel and cargo The crew were saved, and
had arrived at Belize
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Nayal-llariMe Disasters.

NORFOLK March II. The u. S. steamer
Broosyn, - hours from New York, arrived
to-day. In coming up to the city she ran in TO
4 bark, carrying away her upper mainmasts
and yards. No damage was done to the Brook
yn.
The brig Rebecca Francis, ashore at the
mouth of York river, has been gotten off. The
schr Native American has put in with the loss
Of lhaias anchors. &c. The schr. Mediator,
which sailed from this port, ran into the light
bjaI and pat back. The schr. Mayfower put
back wih The loss of chains, anchors, &c.-
The ,chr Matilda, Oh her passage 10 this port,
lost her Jlb- boom, anchor, chains, &c, and ex-
p-renced heavy weather. The schr. Rontain
lost her bowSprit and put in tor repairs
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Loss of the Steamer Hickman.

CINCINNATI, March lO.-A special dispatch
10 the Commercial says that the steamer Hick-
man WAS burned on Monday, eighteen miles
below Little Rock, and that sheis 4 total loss
Two of the passengers were burned, and the
rest of them and the crew barely escaped with
heir lives. The books and papers of the
Iraner we're all lost.
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1870 SPRING 1000
1COO. FORMATIONS. lOOU.
GINTER, ALVEY & ARENTS,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,

We would call the special attention of the ner~
chants OF virginia and North Carolina visiting our
ma ket this Spring. ~ our unusna! large stock IF
FOREIGN Goods of our Importation, which we will
offer at low prices rs any house in the country
We enumerate in part:
WHITE GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
SILK GOODS. THREADS,
LINEN GOODS. FANCY GOODS.
HOSIERY, SMALL. WARES,
LACES. GENTS FURNISHING
RIBBONS, GOODS, of all kinds.
EHAWLS.
We have also established = manufaotory for
MANTJLLAS.. CLOAKS and LADIES' WRAP
PINGS GENERALLY, and will be prepared to exhibit
large variety of these Goods. Of the newest sly
and patterns, made exclusively at homo. We So
licit an examination If our stock, being detef-
mined to offer every inducement to Southern buy
ers to make their purchases in our market.
NH Sim GINTER, ALVEY Il ARENTS.
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foAH NEW STEAMSHIP LINE TO
4fEEE B1 $T DI r. Cts steamship
will leave Boston for Norfolk and City Point on
WEDNESDAY,, 7th lust, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
ing Company. ,Retu,nins. will leave City Point
for Boston via Norfolk THURSDAY. 18th inst at
O'Clock p. nj. Lighters will he ready at the Tow
ing Company's Shed. in the Dock. to receive
freight for the ship on MONDAY l2th and TUES
DAY 18th inst For freight or passage. apply to
Shell DIS Il EOMERVILLE,
18th street. south Of Cary.
The steamer is sent out as a Pioneer. and if she
is ships viii uhtess he PIT on to come
up IL the city. NJ Manufacturers of tobacco. and
others interested. particularly desired to pa
truniZe her. NH S--ts
x.sN FOR BALTIMORE regular
go packet schr. JOHN X. GRIFFITH, Capt.
-. BUNTING, having portion of her cargo en-
patch. For balance of freig ht apply TO
NH S-6t w. d. cola UIrT & co.
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1nIpPINa.

f4 rs.o ( 10. !, .s - i s ttI25lNAl;xG,
!:sss:s IL a, * Raa itsk r
aas t sh 81 & : ms c. ssss 81 's :sss
It. ss sss SKI i.:S.:s 4:
&ff& sASsa:.SSss AZ 2a ssSKHf. 4 IN q. I
ssfR: and k5ANSkErs eass.s: fss
T .as rbs IfRoaY
scf hst TsEs
:. EXCURSION TICKETS.
10 New iors ana esck emitting the purchaser to
steamships. Meal. and State Room included. for
Psssaxe 70 New YORK. fare and state room in
Q lTd De-, SM - fHse s,.s passage only o
Opposite steamers wharyes, Richmond, Va,
n. B. These steamers touch at Norfolk going
same 4. y the rvef boats ana IRON NH T isHs.
I'LL yS ii i M1 F5a fFW 46 y KMtr
leave here a, oeoes Gi"RftH sR5As35; x: n
INST. ~
PASSENGERS are requested to he on board In due
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office, or on
Passage to New York. Meals and State room
axe passage s..
PASSAGE to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight received to day, MONDAY, and UP to
the e, hour OF o'clock A NJ. TUESDAY, unless a
sumciency De received PRIOR to thst hour.
Consgnees are requested to send for their goods
Freight for Boston Will he forwarded directly on,
mS a 'i GGbnx a IN W W. ffSsSf''
E EsAss sfftssAASsfSEER
NY.-.The steamer BELViiDhKE. Captain WV.
kEkNE. viii receive fre!s hit to day MONDAY,
ana up to the hour of IL O'Clock NJ, TUESDAY,
Freight taken 10 Boston via Baltimore at low
rates. with great dispatch
accommodations.
PASSAGE and fare SIS.
o'siock. M. TUESDAY, the hour of departure.
Tickets for gassase procured either at our Office,
IN Shockoe Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel,
NH i2:t '"s'' ~A DAVib Ss0vsis' cuRR1E
Hts> vi FHE NEW y1KK,rFIRST VESSEL;
ASp s NEW fo .' Ns .o or
LYNCHBt RG. Captain WIN. c. HANKS hav-
nnsrs pSfSH aS ct her and gong
NH IL DAvID&WM CURRIE.
~ FOR B0sTON-f iRsT vEssEL-Tbe
c.p 7sKR 1ssn se SsSn. potion AT
her cargo engaged and going on board will have
quick dispatch For balance Of IRE ght apply to
NH z to DAVID & WIN. CCRRIE.
rs FOR BAIT N o r E.-The regular
81 packet Schooner EMMA JANE Captain
Phillip having a portion finer cargo en-
gased and gong on board. will have dis patch. For
rena nGer, apply TO
NH r. ct w ID. COLO UITT & co
FURTHER REDUs TINNIN
sS5LrG RA TES RON NEW YORK TO
kiCHMOND-M "A ST r EN- E N /
GOODS REpuGEn TO EIGHT CENTS. AND A
GEN RaL REDUCTION ON OTHER GOODS
Merchants receiving Aoods from New York a e
week b, steamers YORKTOWN. JAMESTOWN
and ROANOKE, leaving New York every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY ard SAT URDAI afternoons
and at greatly reduced rates
Full Tariff of Rates furnished on application to
LUDLAM & WATSON,
NH 9-tS Opposite Steamers Wharves,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

TRUSTEt'H AALE OF VALU ABLE
! BUIklINS LOT; N THE III IT TOWN VI Of s!R-
RICHMOND.-As Trustee in a certain deed Of
trust executed by Robert 8. l,avis and wife hear
Henrco County Court. shall proceed to sell at
public auction. on the prsznis.s. on SATckDbha;
Estate conveyed b, said deed. c6nc sting of a Lot
frontine S6 f ct on the south side of the Westham
Plank Road running back about 30 ieet To m h'foy
- feet wide. adjoinins the east the property 81
which Mr.. VIM Smith now resides
YERMs-CaSh.
The title II believed to be good but the trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty. Inc
ia xes for 1863 to he paid by the purchaser
BEVERLEY r. WEXFORD.
NH IL Trustee.
NaIo NV ArEr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

+ WEDNEsDHY. H,h' inst. al o O. cloeE. vii
sell a. my store. = general assortment of House
hold FL RNITURE. consisting Of
WARDROBES. BUREAUS.
BEDSTEA DS. S1DEBOARDS.
Cane and Weed Seat CHAIRS.
WASHSTANpS. TABLES. LOUNGES.
SOFAS. Hair and shnck MATTRESSES.
FEATHER BEDS, CROCXERY, &C.. &c.
NH Is +. B. COOK, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

TO MESSRS. A. J. TERRELL,
80 VIM. C.. TALIAEERRO, FENDALL
\ compliance with your request and in accord
arce with my own ,nclinstion; hereby announce
co COUNTY, aud respectfully solicit the votes Of
my fellow cltizsns in May next. for that office
ice faithfully Respectfully,
fe Its JOHN y. TAYLOR.