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Rather Behind the Times.

Mr.. THuRIow WEED, not In other Day
deemed over-scrupulous, and VINO We, m
of the early Radicals ("a on early iorN y
Is dissatisfied. His party has gone TOO lar
sba.d 90 him. Like an old man, as ne Is,
he walks slowly, and can't keep up"
AZ WEED. so long famous as the editor OF
no Albany Evening Journal, paper re-
markable for its skill in party tac'ics' as
a"s heen already announced, has become
n@ ss;,or os. the New York Commercial
Ha .,.. M WEED is growing old, that is
"a 80, ain keeping" with these
P'a'"' Ut" ~ has done an unfortunate thing
DAYS IA man to do--he has changed his
-. .: - He has gone from Albany to
p posi- YORK and is attempting to makea
now marty out of material taken from tine
.,.mocratic and the Republican par''es'
ia wants rib from the former ana legs :"
carry him, and vigor to sustain MN ~"
,ho Radicals. He thinks he has PRONE
,be.n fire enough to warm the comoina''o :,
into life and success. He will ma ~ = :"
vanity and vexation of spirit. "ereinen
nov when Mr.. RrrcHlE, the late diS''n'
c,;s,es editor of the Enquirer, went 70
Washington he carried with him lame
and influence which suffered most i'a'e.
rally. His influence in party sehs1 We
ahsnlute,v buried. When he lett h'cn
n,ond he was like CARO- leaving his SENATE
= U,;ca and going into the very camp o.
% teach the art of war. The con-
crossmen were more amused than edited,
more entertained than influenced IN the
,,,o,ter of strict construction and the me-
,norabIe resolutions of '9S and '99. His
sh;hhoIeth was, indeed, Hebrew to them,
and his CRY "to arms" and such other
war notes as rang through old Virginia,
and were good for a thousand men, ex-
cited little more than merriment.
Sowe say times change so rapidly in this
country that an old editor is like cast-off
gsrment-altogether out of fashion, and
unfit TO appear in public again. His views
and his ways are out of date and out OF
fashion, and his readers are apt to make
the same apology for him that DoGBERRr
made for his partner. "Your lordship
must excuse him, he is an old man."
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Elections In italy.

BY latest italian news 1t appears that
of the members elected to the Legislature
LA belonged to the Ministerial party and
20 to the Radical Left" who idolize that
great disturber of the peace GARrBALDI.
The Ministry will have an overwhelming
majority, and the King will therefore not
be much troubled in carrying out his
policy. VIcToR EMMANUEL was short time
since thought sufficiently radical for all
practical purposes; but however far man
kind may advance in that direction, there
will be always an extreme party far ahead
like the pilotflsh leading the shark.
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,y Harrison, Goddin j Apperson, Auctionesr.
Bankers, Brokers, and Re Al Rstats Agents.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
II Why XAIuARI.E HOIrNE ANn

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" VERY VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT. on
MARSHALL sTREET.-In pursuance Of decree
Of the Hastings Court Of the city Of Richmond in
suit of Jones, trustee against Jones etc, the un
designed will offer for sale at public auction,
on the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 81 d,y Of
April next at u O'Clock p. NJ, tina, VERY DESI-
KABLE RESIDENCE now occupied by Mr. Bur.
well Jones, situated on Marshall between Jefferson
and Madison streets.
The house is large, built Of brick, contains
eleven rooms, T. furnished with gas fixtures
throughout, and has good, dry basement, dining.
room, store. room, and kitchen, a brick smoke.
house and large brick kitchen in the yard with
four rooms. Also a coal house, wood house, and
large stable. Good water upon the lot. Tho house
has lately been repaired and painted. The lot
fronts IS feet Marshall street md runs back lso
feet to Is foot alley. N desired the lot will be
divided and sold In two lots.
TERMS: One fourth cash ; the balance on 4
credit In equal / stalments, Of 4, ~, and Is
months, with interest from thu day OF sac, the
purchaser TO give negotiable notes, we'll en-.
dorsed, for the deferred payments Title retained
until deed directed by the court The taxes and
insurance for this year TO be paid by the pnrcha-
ser. T.. u. dRl>WoID, Commissioner
Sale conducted by HARRISON, GoDDIS APPER.
NH
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Union Pacific Railway.

We gather from debate in the United
States Senate few days since that this
great railway is completed 800 miles west
of Omaha, which is on the western boun-
Diary Of Iowa. 1t is only 800 miles from
its present terminus TO the foot of the
Rocky mountains. IA very unmeaning
name. All mountains are rocky. The
Spaniards called them Shining noun
tqinS," because, when they first bcheld
them, the sunlight was brilliantly reflected
on the SHOWS which crowned their SUBMITS.
Some unreclaimable dolt of practical man,
without poetry or taste, and with no sur
plus of reason, called them, afterwards,
"Rocky mountainS!'l Three hundred and
five miles of road were built the past year,
and the work was suspended early in WIN
ter because of the severity of the cola
and the impossibility of digging into .he
earth to make the road-bed. During the
winter, however, the company has peeh &c
tive in forwarding material OF all sorts ior
railroad, and will have so large an amouu'
at the present terminus by the time OF re-
commencing operations that the progress
this year will be perhaps greater than 'ha'
of the last.
Tho line of work from the Pacific east
ward has also been vigorously prosecuted
M CoSSEss. the senator from California
stated that during the present severe. WIN
49,. ,,,o,,,e thousand men have been employ
"a mon the Central Pacific railroad seven
thousand feet aboue the sea, near the sum-
NIT of the Sierra Nevada mountains, where
the SHOWS fall to an immense depth. This
statement is astonishing, but coming from
the honorable senator in his place in the
Senate it must be considered reliable. 1t
affords some idea of the magnitude of the
immense undertaking of connecting the
Atlantic and Pacific by rail-some 1890
miles from the Mississippi, and upwards OF
5000 miles from sea to sea. The senator
stated that the company were using every
effort to build their road, and as the United
States Government furnished them with
nearly. money enough for that purpose,
they would not be retarded by want of
means.
The Union Pacific Railway receives a
subsidy of $4,000 per mile on all their
road this side the base of the Rocky noun
tains; beyond that they are to receive
$4,000 per mile. But the President OF
the United States is to say at what point
the road is to strike the base Of that range
of mountains. The company have applied
for his decision, and will no doubt have it
in time to progress without delay. As
sisted so literally by the Government, and
with such immense forces employed in the
work, it will not be more than year or
two before the line Of laborers working
from east and west strike hands in the
vast ranges of mountains constituting the
backbone of this continent.
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in mower In Maryland Is opposed to the
ru,Ina party in Congress. that will be at .
future May infinitely more powerful ss .
reason against their action than as one "
i.s justification. The New York Times says
OF this movement:
att Is, In plain terms, an attempt 70 re;
volutiouize the relation even OF ioyai
States to the Government, and TO lay the
foundation of q central power, to whose
iictation all States must submit inmatters
which the National Constitution has in
trusted TO their special keeping" -
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MARYLAND.-The dominant party treads
upon exceedingly dangerous ground in at
,1emptiDg to subyert the government OF
Maryland, State which did not secede,
and remained "loyal" during the war.
There being No reason save that the party
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AE NOTICE. THE PUBLIC ARE
warned against purchasing the Times newspaper
have a suit pending, claiming an interest In the
good will of the said paper, and shall not cease
to prosecute that suit until obtain my rights in the
said paper.
NH 27-ts n. RIvEs POLLARD.
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Paine & O.. Auctioneer..
BY Harrison, Goddin Appsrson. Auetioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT ON THE MANCHESTER TURNPIKE
NEAR TO TaE TOWN OF MANCHEhTER.-n
trustee in deed Of trust from Cornelius Perks 70,
the benefit OF John Echardt, dated ksrch
1865 duly recorded In Chesterfield County Court
shall at the request OF the holder OF the Iet
table note secured thereby, proceed 70 sell A. pub
OF April 1857 at4 O'clock y. NJ, n fair II noi, ne
hrst fair day thereafter, the REAL ESTATE con.
veyed by the said deed, consisting Of the LOT
pike 10 feet running back 100 feet 10 lot No l.
with a BRICK STORE and DWELLING thereon
now in the occupancy Of Mr. William n Fortune
Terms: Enough In cash to defray expense. Of
sale and to discharge a negotiable note Of $3.50,
with interest from March 2, 1851; and the sur.
plus Of such sale, on such terms "a NAV be an.
nounced 1t the time Of sale. The taxes and insu.
rar ce for this year to be paid by the purchaser.
NH % w. GODDlN. Trustee
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BY PiIkinton, PuIiiam Co.,
Auctioneers. Commission Merchants, and Pa,
Estate Agents, No. Is Pearl street.

EGHTY ONE VALUABLE BUITD-
~ INC LOTS. ON THE MANCHESTER TURN.
PIKE. BUCKISGHAM OR RIVER ROAD. PIT.
KdNToH ASD yhDgy AyssURs, NBlR THg
PLAN, FOR SALE At AUCTr0g.-we will s.iI
atpub'ic auction on FRIDAY the s'h day az april
1867. st O'Clock p. NJ, on the premi,os, the FOL
loving BUILDING Lots, situst~d immsdi ately
'bove n Richmond and Petersburg railroad. and
few feet from the depot:
Lots Nos Ito 0 front IS feet 9 inches; No 10. :.
feet inches, on the Manchester turnpike, run.
ming back from 80 TO IL feet
Nos III 10 % front 81 feet inches, and No. - 4;
feet inches, on the Buckingham or River roa 4.
running back from $40 1873 feet:
Nos. % 10 IS front 30 feet inches on Pilkintoa
avenue. running back % feet; and
Nos. IS to 81 front 80 feet inches on Walden ave.
nue., running back % 10 125 feet.
This is o. rare opportunity for parsons OF limited
means TO secure \ handsome lot within a shor
distance of the city. Taxes for 1857 to be paid BY
the pUrch issrs.
PIuts OF the above can be seen at our Office and
also at the factory OF Is. T. Pilkinton, Eco, Man.
CD ester.
TEBNs Liberal, and will be make known on
PILKISToN, PULLIAM & 90.
Auctioneers, No. IS west Pearl street.
NH, qH-.tda
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BY Harrison, 6oddin Apperson. Auctionesrs,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents,
TRUSTEES saLEOF HOUSE ANT

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i Lot, ON TENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIS
AND CARY, ON THE WEST SIDE THEREOF :
As trustee In a certain deed OF trust executed 70
the subscriber by Lewis l.. Montague and other,
dated the 9th day Of March 1889, duly recorded Il
Richmond Hastings Cour', 10 secure the pay inert
OF negotiable note bearing date with the saiG
deed, calling for %. 500, due twelve m ,nths after
date. shall proceed 10 sell the came a. public
auction, ON the premises. on wEDa gsDAY the u
day OF April, 1867 at IL o'clock A. n. Said pro.
perry Is now occupied by Werth, RA,hbun & Co,
and Montague Il Son.
Terms: One-third OF the purchase money to be
paid In cash the balance to be pad In three equal
instal msnts payable In -four, eight ana twelve
months, with interest thereon added title Re.
tanned until all OF the pay me nts are mads. Taxes
aud insurance for the present year TO be paid by
the purchaser LEWIS A. PHELPS,
NH 10 Trustee.
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JOHN G. SHAFER L. CO.,
NERO liant IA L 0 K 5,
No. Exchange Building, Fourteenth street,

RlCHMUND, VA,
would respectfully ask attention to their new
supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings OF
the latest European importations, and most ap-
proved and fashionable styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS of the best make always
on hand NH l5-6m
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DIED.

At his residence, in Amelia county, on Saturday
the seh Stimo At 70 ec1Ssk A after pro-
seventy sixth year OF his age. He was good
citizen and an honest mantle noblest work OF
God
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Aucttoneen,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE.-Bv virtue Of a
i deed OF trust from Henry Harris, Robert Har.
ris and Mary Ann Harris his wife, and Henry
trump, TO the undersigned a. tTns,ee, dated the
It'll day OF February, 1857 and Of record in the
clerks office If Henrico County Court, shall sell
at public auction, Al a o'clock p. on TUES.
DAY the I'd day OF April. 1887 o. the premises, the
REAL ESTATE and WOODEN TENEMssTs
therein conveyed. and which Is situated as fol.
lows Lots Nos II and ~, lying between adams
and Commerce streets, In the county of Henrieo,
adjacent to the city Of Richmond also, trisnsu.
lar lot lying in said county, fronting % feet on
Leigh street; slso, certain wooden tsns ments the
property Of Henry Crump, located on the real
estate above referred to.
Terms or SALE: Cash az TO so much Of the pro.
cseds Of tina sale OF the real estate a. will dis
charge a note for $500, which said real. estate
secures and for cash 10 much OF the proc
Of sale OF the wooden tenementS before referred 10
WI i'll discharge note for 800, which Il secured
thereby and In both cases for such further sum
OF money In cash as will pay of the expenses OF
executing this trust The terms as to the surplu,
proceeds Of sale will be made known on the day Of
sale. WILLIAM sslPES Trustee
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, AQotioneers. NH 81
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BUSINESS CARDS.


DICHMOND POTTERY, FOOT OF
LII MAIN STREET, ROCKETS.
SALEsRO0M, No. IL FIFTEENTH STREET,
DAVID PARR, RICHMOND, 5pAvID rAnR, JR 1,
JOHN L. PARR, Va. JAMES PARR.
DAVID PARR & SONS, PRorxIEroRs.
We are manufacturing the best quality STONE
WARE, which we offer at the following Wholesale
prices Jugs, Pitchers, Jars, Milk Pans. and spit
toons, all sizes from gal on and upwards, Csc.
per gallon alf gallons 90 per dozen quarter gall
Ions, 81 25per dozen Bread Risers and Butter Pans,
with covers, and Water Jars all sizes, 33c per gal
Ion /; half gallons, - per dozen. Churns and Co
vered Jars, all sizes, 3sac. per gallon. Crucbles,
Plumbago, or Black Lead Crucibles. Of all sizes,
which we warrant equal to any manufactured
and goldsmiths. NH 29-lm
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AE SPRING GOODS.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs.
J.E. DOaERTY,

s22 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
The subscriber respectfully calls attention TO
the large and varied stock OF the latest styles OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
opened this day, which he has selected from the
northern markets during the last week. The goods
are all Of approved makes, superb in syle and can
be recommended for strength OF fabric. fneness Of
quality, as well as reliable colors.
Having all the facilities necessary to proper SO.
lection, purchase, and manufacture, and with an
experience Of twenty years as q
PRACTICAL MECHANIC,
he asks an examination, promising to make all
garments in as good style and just as low they
can be obtained anywhere in the country.
Remember, the best material and as cheap as
they can be obtained is the motto.
NH l6-tApls J. &. DoHskTf.
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By 0rubbs 4 Williams. Auctionesn.
soyth eat corner MainDd Eleventh strse,s

EOUR FRAMED TENEMENTs
n VALLEY sTsEgr, BsTwsEs 6HeisTiiS
TI0s.-we will sell At auction, on the p7snises
?. n. the FouR FRaME6 TgREMEFTs ioea,.,
a. above described, occupied by Mr. Baker, Nm
rooms and ktehens The lots front s7t feet 49,
run back ies feet 20 alley, and will te,o divide
a. IT, give good front to each tenement They q,
now occupied by good tenants
Terms: One fourth cash balance at4 Q anda
months for n1go,iable notes, Interest adtLfa j.
cured by trust deed. The taxes for 1867 tJbe p.s
NH u oRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Anctione.n
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.


BY Sampson Jones, Jr., i Co.,
,uctionsen and Commission Merchants, No. s Fff.
teenth street, between Main and Cary
an MONDAY MORNING. 1st Apri1.
" commsneing at half. past 10 O'clock. We viii,
fer to the trade at auction, at our store. large
and desirable stock OF GROCERIES, WINES. Ii.
QUORs, &C. We name -
10 hoeshe ads prime RIBBED SIDES.
10 hoQsh sads prime BREASTS.
hogsheads prime SHOULDERS,
20 barrels SUGAR,
10 bags COFFEE,
100 barrels FLOUR,
so barrels Woods No. North Carolina ROE
HERRIsGs,
so half' rre's wooi's No. North Carolina ROE
HRRRINGs,
20 barr, BnN hkhhlNdo,
10 barrels MACKEREL
100 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
20 boxes TALLOW CANDLES,
90 boxes SOAP,
20 boxes STARCH,
10 casks SAL. SODA,
80 reams WRAPPING PAPER,
so barrels WHISKY,
10 one-eighth casks FRENCH BRANDY.
ALSO,
wrs~' RID,
PEPPER,
ulnUAn, &c.
S. JONES, JR., 4 CO.,
apl Auctioneers.
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MILLS q RYANT, TOBACCO EX.
vi CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Tor the pur.
shase and sale OF LEAF AND MANUFACTURER
roBACCOs. Orders solicited. Liberal advance
made on sonsignments. Refer 10 A. r. HARVEY
President National Bank Of Virginia jams
THOMAS, Jr:, ESQ.,, Richmond, Va; Megsrs b
MsssEsGsR Co, New York hessrs JoHSso,
b THOMPSON, Boston. Mass jyA-h
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SMALL FRAMED HOUSE AND VA.
lOCANT LOT, on THE CORNER OF FIRST AN d
mediately after the above sale, say ats O'Clock
p. NJ we will sell at auction, on the premises, a
mall FRAMED HOUSE and LOT, Is l2xl3? feet
located "a above This property Ia suited for per
sons of email means Terms at sale Taxes for
''' y ~ GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
NH % Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs 4 williams. Auctfoneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

NUrIHW6st CUrHBr MHIH EHu EI6v6ntn BlT55tB.
VALUABLE STORE, AT NORTH
Y EAST CORNER OF BROAD AND FIRST
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On MON
DAY, April lst at d O'clock p. NJ, we will sell
AND TENEMENT situated at the northeast corner
of Broad and First streets, and occupied by Mr..
George Grill. II fronts 20 feet and runs back 81
feet, with y store, bar-room, and counting room
below and rooms above, the latter for family use
This property IL very well worth the notice Of
hose seeking an investment, as there are few bet
in vaue.
TERMS: Very liberal and will ba made known
at the time Of SALE Purchaser to pay taxes for 1897
Title will be made perfect.
NH q Auctioneers.
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SYAUP.-8o barrels SYRUP in store
sPi-dS'xN CHARLES :. wosrHAx 4 90.
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N THE BANKRUPT LAW FOR SALE
at the DISPATCH OFFICE and at ]. WALL TUR-
NER'S, Governor street. NH ~
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80 THE OLD RICHMOND DRY GOODS
STORE, ESTABLISHED BY ABRAHAM LEVY,
deceased, In 1915 and now continued by his grand
sons the
The reputation OF this old ssta bished dry goods
house for selling CHEAP GOODS is such as to rem.
der comment unnecessary. OF one thing you can
rest assured. that they always sell goods at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
nd often under the market.
They now offer an enticing lot of GOODS at
prices that ought to satisfy the closest buyers
Very neat Spring Delaines at 2oc.;
Wide English Prints at 2oc.;
American Prints at l2a, les. ard zoe.
Bleached Cottons at 49, Is, 90 25, and 3oc.-an
excellent article, yard wide at le5c. ;
Pillow case Cotton at 25c..;
Full width Bleached and Unbleached sheeting
at CSC:
Unbleached Cotton at l2a, IT, leg, and 25c.-an
excellent article Of yardwide at 2oc.
A large stock of Flannels from soc. to 81 per
yard
Ginghsms at Csc.
Black silk at 81 so, worth -;
:. Balmoral Skirts at 81, worth 80;
Handsome Embroidered Collars at Soc, worth
81
Rea, Maltese Lace Collars at so and &c., worth
$3.50;
Real Needle worked Bands at 7sc., VI, *i.2S,
and 81. 5o-actually less than New YORK
Wholesale prices;
Lisle Thread Gloves at 2oc.;
Excellent Kid Gloves, sl'5;
Spool Cotton at loc. per dozen;
Huckaback Towels at 50, $3.50, and $5-very
cheap goods;
Heavy Linen Table Damask atsl, worth $3.50 ;
Linen Collars at 75c. per dozen;
Linen Handkerchief at 81 rs per dozen;
Embroidered Frock Waists for Infants Dresses
| at Soc. and $1-worth double the money
| All of the above bargains, besides many others,
| can be had at LEVY BROTHERS,
| NH 81 No. Is Main street.
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JUDICIAL SALE OF BONDS OF
III TH2 @ Il rs PA AND OHIO CANAL

JUDICIAL SALE OF BONDS OF
~ THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
the Circuit Court OF alexandria county. by virtue
Of decree of that court rendered at the special
term in February 1857 In the case Of the Board Of
s Co, ct al, defendants will, at ~ O'Clock n. on
THURSDAY the aoth day OF May, 1897, before the
and sell at auction 70 the highest bidder large
amount Of the bonds of the Chesapeake and ohio
Canal Company. They comprise the following, to
wit
parcel Of i've bonds, known as SPECIAL BoEDs,
Noe 49s iS4 525 526 and ST. for sl4o 600, ranging
In par value from tl0, 200 to $50, 100 Also,
A parcel known as PRgFERRED BONDS, for
Sl3, 500.
TgKas or SALE Cash for q. 900 the residue for
well endorsed negotiable note or notes a. ak
months, bearing interest.
JAMES NELSON, lronm,ss,o,ar,
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-The new and ele-
II CANT side wheel steamship HAT EA
TEXAS, Captain ALEXANDER, will SSF
leave her wharf at Rockstts on NSaie:AkrW
TUESDAY MORNING, April 2, 1857,
at 10 o'clock.
Freight received up to hour Of sailing.
For freight or passage, with unsurpassed accom-
modations, apply to SAMUEL AYkkS Co,
apI-n No. 1920 Cary street
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A L. SHEPHERD q CO., General
n. Commission Merchants for the sale OF TO.
SACCO, WHEAT, LUMBER, &c. All business en-.
rusted to our care viii receive prompt attention
atkinson, and late Tslman & Harris, is associatee
With us, and will be pleased to serve his OLD
friends and the former patrons Of the two late
~
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SUGAR and COFFEE.
y lohogsheads PC RIO RICO SUGAR,
20 barrels Porto RICp SUGAR,
100 barrels REFINED SUGAR,
10 barrels CUT LOAF SUGAR,
i6o bags RIO COFFEE,
80 bags CEYL0N COFFEE,
rs bags LAGUAYRA COFPEE,
30 mats OLD GOVERNMENT JAVACoFFEE,
tierces south Carolina RICE,
In store and Tor sale by co
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DAMANTINE CANDLES.-Fiye
IA hundred whole and half boxes srAk GAN
DIks Just F'''a Saas saS s0t l. Nv MSkTHAM Co.
ap i-dkswH
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NEDICA l. COLLEGE OF V1R-
wi GINIA-sUMMBR sCHpoL-The COURSE
or LECTURES in this school will commence on
MONDAY MORNING al o clock.
BY resolution OF the Facu ty of the College, tn
student attending The summer course viii be snti-
tied to credit OF $40 in his purchase OF tickets for
the winter session. This course will also be con-
sidered equivalent to twelve months attendance
in the ONCE OF preceptor.
For terms, &c, apply to
US. WEXFORD, NJ. D.,
apl-at Dean Summer School.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-01

S25 DOLLARS La g. BE ". y 81, Of >,
the 9th February a large, very dark BAY ~
HORSE about six (6) years old hsvingAZ4-
two (2) white hind feet; left foot having white
ankle. Also, having small ears reward OF
twenty 2o dollars Will be- paid for the recovery OF
of said horse and detection of the thief. Address
ROBERT HENDRlck,
NH Sim Jetersville, Amelia county, Va.