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Movements In Texas.


GALVESTON. April 28.-There IL as .et no
news of the expedition, by sea or land, which
has gone to capture the United States troops
encamped In the vicinity of Indianola. The
latter are reported to be in possession of two
schooners, seized with a design TO leave in
them.
Fifteen hundred volunteers were enrolled
at Galveston in four days in reply to General
Sherman's call. One thousand In the count try
tender him their services
Active military preparations are going on
throughout the State.
Maj. McCnlloch's regiments for the from
tier were mustered into service st San An.
tonic on the 25th.
Forts Bliss and Quitrnan have been surren-
dered TO the State Commissioners. and will
soon be gsrrisoned by the Texas troops.
Capt. Moore, q. s. A, Is actively superin-
tending The erection OF batteries here.
Capt. Ingraham, y. S. A, has arrived from
Montgomery.
Gov. CLARK has confirmed Gen Sherman's
appoin trnsnt by this Convention as military
commandaut here.
The Texas Commissioners to the Indian
sation report very satisfactory progress. The
Southern cause is theirs, and they will secede
from what remains Of the Federal Union.
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L LASsEiP 'SL
OF Fortress Monroe, Va, 7
A r,,,fl 1D,h Ilut \


nspolis, April 80, says:
In addition TO the Qualifications erected at
Fort "NonEsDSe," (which Is merely an en-
bsnkment on the side OF the Severn, opposite
the Naval School,) and Fort Madison, the
troops have thrown up embellishments on
Judge Brswar's farm, on the line of the An
Aapoiis railroad, about opeha mile from lii Q
city, IN order 10 hold the road, should any at
tempt be made to take possession of 1t by the
ciLizens. This work Will also be of great ser
vice 10 the Northern troops on their return
from Washington, in case they are repulssd,
besides the works on Fort Nonsense, Fort
Madison. and the embanEments on Horn
Point, will allow them a safe Decentralization
from the city.
The remaining rnldshipmen have all been
cent 70 Newport, K. l., where the school will
be conducted In the future. All the midship-
men who are in the school at present are of
Northern birth, ell the Southerners having
Resigned and returned 10 their respective
States. One, DIR. Fiske, Of Vermont, has
alsoresigned and gone South to join the South
ern army.
The city Is awarning with Northerners,
nost Of whom come here 10 60 10 Washing
tor by rail. They are allowed free access TO
the Naval Academy, and some quarter there
IN order TO save hotel bills and other expenses
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INV YoRK CoHgBRcIAL MATTRRs-A New
Ynrk nf

INV YoRK CoNgBRCIAL MATTBRs.-A New
YORK. letter, of Monday, says:
There is nothing new In money mat tiers
or exchange. Every thing is about as duh AS
II well can be. Paper i. more difscnlt OF sale,
ana the best and shortest can only be used at
high rates. Dry goods paper Is Mt A etand, aud
there seems TO DO no escape from an extended
Hat of suspensions cauEed by the arrangement
u the currency at the West
Stocks at the flrst board were quite active,
with general Improvement in nearly every
description. All State stocks are higher, and
there are few Tenne-ere or North Carolina Is
onerlDs II. 6 o. 1881, registered, advanced
|, Tenn.ssee IS s, Virginia es 4, North Carolina
On &, Ai'sonri Ss II.
:" Al second hoard United States conpon Is
o. 1881 brought ST; IL per cent. Treasury notes
loi, Tennessee e. sold at 10; North Carolina o.
a. a. 90 kentucky cs at 10; Virginia os 1t ~; and
Missouri ts at IL -
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LETTER FROM A PRISONER.
..o,xsroxpxScs OF rzs SreBxoSp pisrArcx.1
roxrssss MONROE, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, !
NAV 1891 {


,,sf, Richmond yesterday morning, and ar
II in Norfolk, and again left for Accofnac,
- ,ba steamer Coffee, Captain MoCarrick. and
80 row prisoner at Fortress Monroe, (tcm-
%'r,-arily. hope) OF the Blsck Republicans,
lt,tns the decision Of the Commod ore as to
-, "a IN be done with the boat, crew and pas
49, rsrs oar steamer, 1.-THE Adelaide, from Bah
'.'-,,a snd the Beiv ldare, from Richmond,
tsnd =, Baltimore, arrived at the Point abou
me same time, and are ali now ia custody.
nv ~ ,,,a eide are the hristling guns OF the
~ snd on the other, in two cables length,
49, .Ls Gum bertrand" the " Quaker City, -
I- ,'hs =. Yankee" Tho " Yankee 4" has in Il
A"- ~ sIonssida with q rongh looking set o!
,Sl.-. on board; but - noDody's hurt" and
"taIx /. friyh tered. SRyeral ladies and dear.
-a.tlins little ehildrsn hound from kalt.ma..
,hshluston 10 tner native Southern
,5,,s are sitting about, the deck and wharf
'lt.r = LEE tgue6iy the permission OF the Black
prn.bli.sn E1asscE oil cur waters TO proceed
- :Erir homes and fanitiss.
oh bow my blood bells, II DO stfuIted
s-oI,nt AMI brushed by epaulStlad Hack hs-
",,1l-sn PuTttans that fssi 90 Il Id IN Ike, on
fsir.round.. ran up t1their nsoks Ia the 90 sa c
80, realize what / almost knew months
Geo when ! ofis:sd and begged 10 take that
~. that now is filled with the acuFf OF hell
feora Bo- ton and n. York III human !orm, 10
,yhlue whom the best blood of our native
S,uth may have 20 hOw Is freely Us va.
Tor Bat, In the ianguage Of our Govsruor's
rsir.ctic lady Every man il Virginia must
,crIsA aud then the women VIII ngnt thsna,
snd II we fall, we viii leave our children a
,borns In their sides And shs is not alone
In patriolic sentiments.
Last Sunday week, Mrs. +. the daugh ter of
Sent watkins Leigh, now In n. Y, when the
minister prayed fer the "a President of the
Tinted States rose in her pew, and in dis
met and audible voice, said the " President
rffis Confederate States" With such noble
spi-lts 70 animate our men, there is no such
woni as fail.
Well, duck Is all, after all" So, by the
extra exertions of our Captain, we are re-
leased, ana on cur way again. The Bel, ldere
j. also released, and the Adelaide likew ise,
hg, com PEELED 10 return 10 Baltimore, and not
permitted 10 land any of her cargo.
met Mr. Payne, Of your city. on board,
with large quantity OF goods, but ne had 10
retara to Baltimore TN them. l hope | may
bs as fortunate the next time 1 arros ted q,
SIS / am undertaking rather perilous jour
ney. AccoaAo.
The following is copy of the order Of re-
Lessee:
The stesmsr ]. b. Coffee. McCa-riek. a.ster,
h.s been 6osrdsd by the Cnitsd States Blookai-
INK *ousdTon, aa6 10 allow cd TO GO TO Eherryst0
90. rt.urn 10 Norfolk tnis sfter0o0n bot will not
be fsrrltsd sftsr this day to psss the Blasksding
squadron again. soHE AARsroa,
capt. Z Frigate Cumneriasd."
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Fatal Heucantra

PirrsBU&G, April pa quarrel occurred
Today between Capt. Thos. Rogers of the
steamboat runner, about a trfiing pecuniary
matter. during which Capt. Rogers drew n
knife, but did NOT inflict any injury. Suisse
qpently he met Fandegrift on the wharf, and
alter short coiloquy, he drew pistol and
shot the latter, causing death almost instant
ly Rogers gave himself up to the police
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PIcEBT GUARD DRIVEN Iv-Our Picket
Guard stationed At the Aqueduct near George
town were driven in Tuesday night by 81 BODY
of Federal troopers. They freq uently show
themselves in considerable force on the Vir-
ginia side, and are becoming very insolent.
stop will have 10 be put TO this matter, or
else give them possession OF the soil.--Ale9-
fr,n inf el
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SRyDTSG BACK GooDs.-Some of the Baltl-
more dry goods commission houses have re-
ceived orders from New York to send back
Immediately, all their goods upon which an
advance has not been made, and one house
filled one Of the Ericsson steamers to its ca
pacity, and another house a schooner with
sixteen hundred packages
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MoFshssTr oE THE PorosAo.--The Alexan-
or'a !ftsette reports that the steamer Anacos-
VA On wednesday morning, towed to the Ar
senai large thrse-mssted schooner, which
s enc mad captured on the mouth Of Pam unkey
SIeeH The steamer soon after went do wa the
INef. About nine o'clock, the steamer Key
sIone State passed up. Several carriage guns
" "eIe on Der decks, and q full com plement
~, ssainen, but no troops were visible
Ie steamer Boston, accom- panied by the pro-
Piles Coniusrciai, loaded with ANN until
@ t went By. No soldiers could DO see q aboard
len, Zen. about 10 o'clock, large propeller
famed Gown. Al o'clock, the steamer
fo~batan went up She had been down the
aver " replaces destroyed bacys.
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Proposed Mediation.

BALTIMORE, May 2.-The Senate of Maryland
have adopted resolution recommending the
appoint ment OF committee to wait on the
President OF the United States, and the Pres
ident of the Confederate States, and the Gov
ernor Of Virginia, with a view of bringing
about some understanding whereby civil war
may be prevented.
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Further Particulars of the Bloc nds.
I.rrorAL CORRESPONDENTS or rua DISPATCH ]

NORFOLK, May 2, 1851.
The blockade of our harbor commenced yes
te.day The steamer Adelaide, Capt. Can
uen, w.s stopped at Old Point yesterday
morning., and Der passengers aud mails We're
usk.n OF, and abe allowed to return to Balti-
more, with the ordsr not 10 return.
The mails and passengers Of the Adelaide
we're brought up last evening about I O'Clock
~ tbs steamer J l.. Coffee, Capt. McCar-
rex, VITO received the same order as Capt
Cannon.
The steamer Baltimore "a now moored of
Ne wports News with three guns mounted.
There is nothing stirring OF interest here
Il Is very cool this morning. POWDER.
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Position of Canada.

TORONTO, May 1.-The Leader the Gov
eminent organ) fears that Canada NAV become
involved in the United States difiic uities, and
advises an armed neutrality. 1t also suggests
that the CAnaoian Government represent To
the Imperial authorities the eXpediency OF
sending six eight regiments OF the line for
the pro tee ton of the frontier.
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4 NIw York COLONEL

4 NV YORK COLoNBL.-The New York
Herald, Of Tuesday, says:
An action Of rather a curious nature has
been commenced against Sheriff Kelly, and
which, under the present circnme Ia noes, may
be deemed unpatriotie. It appears that Col.
WIN. Wilson, Familiarity known as Billy VIII
ron, Of the Iouaves, had been for some time
ION the limits" and that on recently return
Ing from business on Staten Island he was in
formed thet an action had been commenced
by Cornelius p. Schernerhorn against the
Sheriff, for perm lifting him to leave the limits
The defence is that Mr.. Wilson was called
INTO sctiye service by the United States Gov
eminent TO defend the Federal flag. 1t will be
Tor Il New York jury to say what damages
they viii give against the Sheriff, under the
Present emeryent circumstances.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGg.-Ata late hour on Mon
day night, a colored man named Washington
Adams was attacked in Washington by two
soldiers, who inflicted Oh him several danger
ous wounds with their bayonets, one of which
passed near his heart, and will likely prove
fatal. One of the parties, named Samuel
Godfrey, has been committed to Jail.
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FROM MnA,iinyIan.

WAsH1sdroN, May 2.-The Secretary of the
treasury has advertised for proposals until
the oOth inst, unless the whole amount Of
iered be sooner taken at par, tor nearly
sl4 DOC, 900, under the act OF une, $780,
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
MAY lsT, 1851.
THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE of the
l. Convention of this Commonwealth, is pub
lished by its order, for general Information.
GEORGE W. MUNF0sD, 81
Secretary of the Commonwealth.

GEORGE W. MUNF0aD, o..
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
AN ORDINANCE to provide against the sacrifice
OF property, and 70 suspend proceedings In Ger
tain cases. Passed April seth, 1861.
He Il oraained, That no execution of fer facias
or rendtiioat szronns other than in favor o. tae
Commonwealth and against nom residents, shall
be issued from the date hereof, by any court of
record or magistrate, for the sale OF properly,
81 otherwise provided BY Law Nor shall there
less BY tho consent of parties Interested, until
otherwise provided by law:
Whero such executions have Issued, and are
now In the hands OF officers, whether levied
mol. II the debtor offer bond and security for the
operation of thi. urdinanee ceases the properly
shall be restored, and the bond taken eb all be
returned a. q ease OF forthcoming bond and
shall constitute lien on the really of the obii-
gors to the same extent and Ia the same manner
ss forfeited forthcoming bonds returned to the
said bond in the same manner and By the same
proceedings as iudgmess may be obtained on
iftSe debtor sers no such bona ~ sb.p bs the
duty Of the officer TO convene three fresholders
from the rieinsge, whe, after being sworn, shall
proceed TO value the property according to what
would have been Its value on the sixth day Of
November, one thousand esg ht ~ ndred aud sixty;
and unless the sad property shall sell for The full
the debtor without lien
Except In criminal cases or Common wealth's
prosecutions, there shall be ne trial OF any cause
req airing the Intervention Of a jury, nor upon
warrants for small elaims before justice.
In cases OF mlodemeAhot, tufl0e ,sbhll De eum-
mon ed from the bystanders or vicinages, snd not
under the law, II now stands; aud with the con-
sent ofthe party prosecuted, the cause may DO tried
by the Court. ,
This Ordtnance shall not apply to liabilities
upon the part of public officers either to the state,
oou oties. corporations or individuals; nor to
debts hereafter 10 BIO contracted nor to debts due
the Common eaith, provided that no note, bill
OF acceptance, or other obligation, me CONSIDERS.
ton OF which Is any debt or obligation at present
existing, $, ali be held OF considered as debt
hereafter contracted.
The time during which this Ordinance Is in force
shall pot be computed in any case whore the
statute OF limitations comes Ia question.
This Ordinance STALL renain In force until re-
pealed or changed by this Convention, or the
General Assembly of the State; and II not 20 re-
peal or changed, shall Expire at the end Of thir-
" days AFTER the hrst day of the next enera As
semhiy.. = . ata's
Adopted by the Convention of Virginia, April
", lsM JA0. L.. EuBAak,
NY a-det%cwG secretary Of Convention.
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The CrotOm Aqueduct Guarded.

NEW YORK, April 29--The Oroton Aqueduct
is guarded by the police in consequence OF
fears being entertained that traitors may at
tempt TO blow up the piers of the High Bridge
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TKs BLocxAoI.-Our correspondence from
the ssaboard represents that Linooln's block
aae Of our ports Is in full operation. The
following Is Commander Pendsrgrast's notice
10 captains Of steamers
L. S. FLAGSHIP "CUHsERLAsp'
OFF Fortress " onroe, Va, :
April 3oth, 1861.
II all ci,ors ii may concern: ! hereby call
after iiQu - the Proclamation of his Excel
leucy Abraham Lincoln, President OF the
Ukiisd States, under date of April 9th, 1891,
10Y az si-vlsnt blockade Of Ihs ports of "Fir-
finlA" and North Carolina" and warn all
persons inisrsslsd that l have Il sufficient
naval forcs hsrs for the purpose of carrying
Hthat proslhnstion.
All vessels p&saing the Capes of Virgins
coming from q distance, and ignorant of The
proclamation, viii be warned OF, and those
passins Fortress Monroe will be requested to
anchor under the guns Of the fort, and subject
themselves 10 an examination.
G.. J. PsSDgRsRAsr, Flag Officer,
Cong Home Squadron.
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WAsHISdToH APPoINTkESTs.--The Preside II
has appoin ted Richard Cheney Navy Agent at
San Francisco, Mark Belamy Surveyor Gen
eral for Kansas, James MI. Chambers Navy
Agent and VIM. Irwin Naval Storekeeper at
PLiladnlnhia
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THE HgssIAss AT WoRK.-The Union Hotel,
in Georgetown, d. o., which has the reputa-
ton OF being the secession headquarters OF the
town, has been fired four times within few
DAYS past,
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psATa or Az EagEsr PREACHER The ven
.'anie Walter Scott, an eminent preacher OF
~, "a" ShFisiiaa Church, recently deceased, af-
, ~I bret illness, ut Mayslick, Ky. At the
,t sne oil has death hs had considerably passed
sshiee score and ten. lie was almost Us widely
hpoWh ia the West as bis great compeer,
I a. adler Gampbell, of bethany, Va, and
t "as d graduate OF the University Of Edin-
hpFs, Scotland.
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LYxcHBcRa, May 2.-The Secession Ordi.
nance has passed In Tennessee by a large ma.
jority. q. il, q,
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L GOODS, CLoTRiNG, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS.
&c, &C., AT AUCTION By virtue of a ed Of
trust to the subscriber. by II. Myerson, aud duly
Court # The city Of Richmond, / will proceed TO
sell, at she store Of .aid NJ. Myerson. No. eo4
May, at 10 o'clock, all the stock contained in said
store: embracing general assortment of DRY
GOODS. GLQFHlN6, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
GAPS, FANCY ARTICLES, &c, to which the at :
tention of the trad is requested
TEsNs-AlI sums under SlU0, cash over that
amount, ninety days credit, for approved nego-
table paper. g. HIRSH Trustee
Sale condu eeed by E. B. Cook. Auct myI
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Distatch.
THE NINTH PILLAR Upl

Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch
SECESSION OF TENNESSEE
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iAsut. sDeacer, OF Baltimore, has resigned
@4A position In the revenue service,
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ATG at Sale
AT REDUCED PRICES
OF A LARGE PORTION OF OUR STOCK
wRIOH DRESS GOODS III
On our own counters, in the large Shawl Room
attached to our store,
In order to reduce stock and business to a scale
demanded by the altered condition Of the times.
~ Among the
GOOD s
Now offered are
Beautiful SILK DRESSES, at 10, u, Is and $40.
Beautiful SILK ROBES, at 10 to $40.
BARGE ROBES, at and 80.
Splendid HERNANI DRESSES, at fl5.
great variety of BAREGES, GRENADINES,
CHALLIBS, POPLlNS, ORGANDlEs, LAWNS,
to be sold without regard to cost.
sAM'L NJ. PRICE & co.
N. B.-Tbe NEW GOODS Of The season rsoev-
ing by every steamer ap Sim
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Seizure OF Powder,

Death OF Bishop Unde rdunis.
NEW ! oRK, May bishop Onderdonk died
on Tuesday.
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/ I1IS MI, Nj tnII EIH " wv ~ 9

TOWUeF.
BosToS, May 1.-The brig ST. Mary. with
300 kegs OF powder, was seized to day
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Secsnd supply.
N E W @ o o DSi
Opening by Steamer THIS DAY
BLACK SILK NANTES,
Newest styles and patterns.
Beautiful Hermann SHAwLS.
TILE SHAWLS, rare article.
Elegant WALKING SUITS.
splendid HERNANIS, q further supply
Most beautiful 0RGANDIEs, very cheap
FRENCH JACoNETs IN great variety, very cheap.
MOURNING GOODS
In ysrsty among which are cheap
GRENADINE BERAGEs
CHALLIEs, &c.
ap Its sAM'L NJ. PRICE 4 co.
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By Alexander Nett, AucrP.
II O r = i 8 /.
L2xCHANGE HOTEL,
IL HARHIs NBUg4, VA.
DR.. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, PRorR.Gy0s.
r. II. WOODWARD ScPBRIHTRxDp9s

This House, plea.ant!y situated, is IN sve-~ re-
spect a RsT-CLASS H0TBL, and IL now F~aiy
Tor the reception OF all who nav visit the ysiiny
1t is especially desirable Stopping place Tor tL.,ss
who pass to and from the Watari pg Piaces In this
vicinity. The House aud Furniture arc both en-
treiy new, and the Rooms large and comfortable
and handsomely furnished.
Board, tincluding room, &e. per day. .....s, ~
=. . per week...... 90
NIB t-iawtMsyIsststswGuly
VIRGINIA HOT FL,
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES
Do so. and esreoially if Won can obtain "a desi.
rable Goods. without paying any more for them
than their actual worth
Organized last year, AID in order to make such
Goods as would net compete with, but W ould
Their aid other Southern manufactures by furnish
Ing grades and los Of Goods that have never
heretofore bssn made il Sirgi MA tb9y He'd their
MIL with machinery Of the best and fnest quail .
ty. They are now man ufacturing PINE CASSI-
ARaBS and CLOTHS Of every variety, from Fine
Virginia Msrino aud Aestizo Wool, ADD solicit
the attention of the trade in the South to their
Goods. All who have seen thar ARMY CLOTHS,
man ufactu red at fret expressly Tor the Virginia
Military Institute, pronounce them at least equal,
hn NOT and ts as ia" '7'
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural So
cietes. 1T their Fair held In this city, in October
last, awarded to this Company a GOLD MEDAL
for their exhibition OF Wooden Goods, which in
cluded some beautiful SHAWLS, BLANKETS, &c.
anufaetured bg us bsinp what i i. Ysoresentsd,
and under circumstances will this Company be
induced to work shoddy in their Goods, nor will
thsy card any cotton with their wool.
skMUBL p. MITCHELL,
WELLINGTON GODDIH, n.r.,o.
JOHN H. MONTAGUE, ~'e''oi''
F. W. HAYWOOD,
cd by the CRENsHAW Wo0LE COMPANY, Of
RICHMOND, "a, We have now on hand about 49,,
sides a lot Of FtNK BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEMS SHAWLS-and are manufacturing at the
fer to the trsde It fair prices and on liberal terms
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
's'vs liberal su JRkssNisHav CO. Agents
fe 20-dts Richmond, Va.
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DRY GOODS. 60

NEW STYLE WRAPPINGS.-We have
~ large out new style wrap pings just made up In
our own establishment, and "a the trade Is prob
ably going to be small In that department this
season, We have determined TO offer all the goods
now made up at very low prices. Among them
are all the desirable styles Of the season 10 black
silk aud other materials. Also large lot OF low
priced shaWIs suit ed to the warm weather We
assure the public that In this department we are
disposed to offer great induce ments Mr. TEASE is
still with u.s. prepared to maj Ike to order any style
Of wrapping. CHILES &CUgNfRY
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STEAMBOATS,, SHIPPING, 20.
ezSs STEAM WEEKLY HETWEEh

STEAMBOATS,, SKIPPING. &c.
<E1A STEAM wEEKLY Between
Sk$E NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, land
-----1 ing and embarking passengers ct
99UEENsT9WHN, lirslsnd( TIE Liverpool, New
tend dispatehiae their fail-powared ciyde:buiit
Iron Steamship As follows:
CITY OF WARRINGTON, SATURDAY, May.
elTY OF MANCHESTER, SATURDAY. May II.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, May is.
and every Saturday, at noon, from pisr a.
North River.
RATES OF PAssAGB:
First Cabin. ......S!5 Storage. ..........*so
Do. to London so Do. to London go. 80
Storage Return Tickets good for six months, $50.
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre, Ham
burg Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Sc, at re-
- Persons Wishing TO bring out their friends
can buy tickets here a. the following rates to
New York: From Liverpool to Quesustown, First
Cabin, gas, $40 and &los Steerage from Liv erpool
$40. From Queenstown $50
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons.
They are built in watsr-tiyht iron sections, and
have Patent Fire Annihilators on board
~ Fer further information, apply at the Com.
pany's Offices. JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
is Broadway, New York; or,
ap 29-ts W. BELL. Agent, Richmond.