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" Only I2 1-2 and 2J cents for Bill.
iOus Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr-
gative Pill known.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTI-BiLIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, az
thousands who have used them declare, for purify.
ing the blood, carrying off all bile and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "Rail.
road Pills. because they go ahead of all other Pills
in their good effect
DIR. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indiges.
ion, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also in
great demand-price % cents, and tor sale by Pur.
cell, Lsdd Co, Adie & Gray, Gaynor & Wood,
A Bodeker, Bennett & Beers, r. K Duval, o. A
Strecker and J. Blair. ja2l-s
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~ HE WAY TINE Hoax CAME ABour.-
Upon the occasion of the arrival OF late
steamer, hoax, announcing the assassination
OF Louis Napoleon was published. II is now
ascertained that this hoax was the conceit of
the agent Of the associated press of n. York.
II was supposed that somebody was in the
habit OF stealing the ieleguphic news pre-
pared Tor the association, and this bait was
sent on to New York. The associated press
did not touch III bu, the thieves did--and 90,
bit.
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sHooTlNG.-on Tuesday evening man named
George Schonberger met youth named Edward
IT, Sydnor, jr, near Rockets and after calling him
hard names, struck him over the head two or
three times. sydnor thereupon drew pistol and
tired at Schonberger, but without effect, the ball
simply grazing schonberger's side The parties
we're then separated. From what we could learn
of the origin of the difficulty it appears that syd
nor and schonberger got into an alteration ON
Monday,at Rockets, concerning load upon schon.
berger's dray, in the course of which schonberper
knocked sydnor down,-he making no resistance.
sydnor procured a warrant against Schonberger.
Tuesday, but the officer, after long search, failed
IN securing him. As soon as the officer had left
Rockets .schonberger, with some of his courades.
came forth from his hiding place, and going I'D to
sydnor commenced eursing him, and then struck
him, after which sydnor shot at him 1t is due to
schonberger to say that his side of the story has
not yet been heard; his conduct, however, in en- .
deavoriug to elude the officer looks suspicious He
has not yet been arrested.
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NH is-it DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
80 sEAYKEs' CELE RATED
1Sa LIVER PILLS-Pyepared from the Mass
obtained at the Rockbridge ga } diam Springs
These Pills are confidently recommended az
having all the virtues OF the water, and in
many cases they are preferable. In derange.
ment Of the stomach and bowels, or want of
action in the liver their immediate effect upon the
consideration. If the patient be bilious they search
out the bile and expel it from the system-unlike
all other Pills, they may be taken with impunty
Irrespective of weather) there is nothing in
them calculated to injure any one In cutaneous
diseases and eruptions OF the skin, of whatever
sort, they a sure remedy, and particularly effca.
cious i'll diseases such as females subject to,
dropsies, tiatulency, &C., &c. These Pills may Just
ly be styled an universal remedy, as they are de-
cidedy the best in for the cure of all diseases
resulting from irregular habits. After their use
has been con inued for time, the whole system
be ihvigorated and the patient is restored to
perfect health They are carefully prepared and
put up in walls of 100 at 81 each. liberal discount
will be made to Druggists.
For sale by JOHN III. SEAYRES, Columbian He.
tel, Purcell Ladd g. Co., Main street, s. NJ Zachris
& Co, Druggists, Broad street. o. A. Strecker
Druggists, Market Bridge, Richmond James Cooke
& Co.. Fredericksburg; Rushtcn, Clarke & Co,
Stroecher & Co., Macon, Ga; F. J. Sampson, Pow.
hatan CT. House N. T. Watsius, Halifax Court
House; G. III. Jones & Co, Petersburg. W. H.
Gilman, Washington, d. c.. Walter Fl. Midi eton,
Farmvile, Va; H. g. Archer, Danville; Coleman
& Rogers, Druggists, Market street. Mortimer &
Mowbray, Baltimore; and Druggists generally,
wholesale and retail. fe3
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CY Hon. THOMAS H. SHELLEY E1troct from
has Letter.-Atter speaking of numerous cures in
his family ne says also state that negro child
was afflicted with letter, (or scad head the hair
came off, and the entire surface, from the eyes to the
back of the neck, was solid scab. In one month
Hamptcns Tincture perfectly cured it The child
mas now ne suit OF hair, and its health is good"
Captain CASor, whose brother is an eminent
physician in Paris. writes to US "You are at liber.
ty to use my name in support of Hampton's Vege-
table 1ncture," as it has cured me- in FIVE weeks of
achronic iuiiammatory rheumatism, contracted un.
der tropical climates aud of seven years periodical
duration. have only used three bottles and find
that even the deformed parts of my hands are fast
returning to their former natural appearance"
Gail on o. A. STRECKER, Main street. and get
pamphlets gratis with certificates and history of this
wonderful Tincture. NH ll-dts
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- III there be any man, be he single or married,
farmer, mechanic, merchant or teamster, who has
not yet supplied himself with bottle of Fl. G Far
relfs Arabian Liniment, let him 60 now and do h !;
for be assured, it will be worth its weight in gold
over aud over again, bsfore it shalt all have been
used. You have our word for that, reader! See
advertisement NH S-l9t
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The Lyachburg and Tennessee Railroad.
Gen. Clay, President of this Road, was of
few days since, and informed the Editor of the
Petersburg Intellgencer, that the Lynchburg
and Tennessee Road would be in running
order as far as Liberty, Bedford, the present
week, and would be completed to Salem By
the firsl Of July.
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AUCTION NOTICE-Attention lie
49, particularly requested to the sale of New
and Fashionable Furniture, to take place THIS
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, at my Ware-rooms, No.
SO Main street. The stock is worthy of notice.
NH Is GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auctr.
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FrRE--The alarm of FIRE, about 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning, was occasioned by Ine
burning Of small wooden tenement, at the
foot of Poor. House hill, outside of the corpo-
ration limits, occupied by family OF nee
segroes. A fire, kindled for the purpose oil
smoking some meat, led to the entire desiruc'
tion of the building.
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Thursday Morning, March Is, 1882
Eat Tennessee and Virginia Railroad.


Virginia has deep interest in the prosecu-
ton and early completion of this road ana II
is gratifying to learn that the measures ADOPTED
by the company are such as to facilitate Tue
work, md with the aid Of the literal appfo-
priaiion on behalf of the State. put II IN opera
lion without any unnecessary delay. The
BOARD of Directors Of the Company have re-
Gently held meeting, at which it was deter
mined 10 certify TO the State that there was an
amount of bona fde stock subscribed, suffi-
cient 10 entiIle the company to the provisions
of the act of the last session OF the Legislature
of Tennessee, which appropriates three hun
dred thousand dollars in state bonds, TO build
bridges on the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad. One Of the conditions of the act
was, tina, before the company could realize the
benefits Of it, the Board must certify that they
have an amount OF good and valid subscrip-
tons, sufficient to grade the whole. There
being enough for this purpose, the Board will
so state in their certificate.
The Directors ordered that the road should
be graded from the Virginia line TO Jonesbo-
rough. Measures were also taken for grading
OF some other sections.
The Secretary of the Board was required
TO issue proposals TO receive bids for the four
principal bridges on the line, viz: two across
the Holston, one across Lick Creek, and one
across Wa,auga.
This gives an earnest Of what the company
mean 10 do. Besides the liberal appropriation
10 bridges this line, the State, in the same
law which contained that appropriation. ap-
propriated $4,000 per mile to all the railroads
in the State, to be expended in the superstruc
ture of those roads. With this liberal assist
ance, the East Tennessee Road will probably
be brought to our State boundary before the
Lynchburg and Tennessee Road will be there
to moetit. The energetic measures Of the Ten
nesseans should excite the emulation Of our
own citizens. The Virginia company should
apply themselves with, if possible, increased
diligence, in the great work they have in
charge. They ought not to allow it to be said,
if they can help it, that the Tennesseans had
to wait for them. If this be the case, then we
shall see people going from the yailies of the
Holston and Clinch, down through Tennessee,
and thence to Charleston. Travel and trade
ought not to be allowed thus to take the back
track for want of the connection in due time oil
the tu;o roods
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DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-A white man named
John Shay recently discharged from Jail, was ar
rested Tuesday night while in state of intoxica-
ton, and when carried into the cage, resisted the
officer of the night. He was committed to Jail on
yesterday by his Honor in default of 500 security.
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- Civ As.essor,-The sub.crih

T City Assessor,-The subscriber "a
spectfully announces himself candidate al tho a.
preaching municipal election, for the Office ofCtIy
ASSESSOR
Should il be the pleasure of his fellow citizens -
elect him to that Office he will, to the best Of Ma
ability, discharge its duties faithfully.
mn l5-dtdet LOGAN WALLER
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The INDIA RUBBER CAsE.-The n. York
Courier understands tina, MIR. Webster, and
Hon. Reyerdy Johnson, late Attorney General
OF the United States. have been retained to try
the great India Rubber case at Trenton-the
term OF the court commencing on the fourth
Tuesday Of this month. As a question of pre-
cedent in patent cases, this cause attracts coIS
siderable attention, besides involving pecunia-
ny Interests OF much magnitude.
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70 "A YOUNG BABE BY SImoNs is the bes
Daguerreotype we ever saw."-Ledger. Simons'
pictures of infants and family groups are exceeding
most speak.'-North dmertcan "The perfection
of the eyeis wonderful ."-Itmss. We might give
extracts from innumera5le notices, but deem the
above sufficient, we merely want the public to
call and judge for themselves; and as we promise
to give pictures equal to specimens, success is
certain. NJ. p. SIMOES,
NH Is Isl Main street, Eagle Square.
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Who DELEGATEs.-Th following gentlemen
elected delegates, at the Wing meeting ON
Monday evening, to attend the Wing State Con.
vention to be held in this city ON the 18th of April
next:
Jefferson Ward.-Dr John Dove, Jas Winston
Frank Stearns, Elicit, Luther Libby r II
Styll Geo Bradley, Jos NJ Darlington, VIM F
Butler, Jno Leftwich, B Tate, III Hackett Jas
M Talbot, VIM Sinton, o P Baldwin, II M Smith.
w II Grant: 6 M Caring ton P II Butler, A l. Bows
ter, Whittock, David Currie, Hector Davis Ir
VIM Slater, sinton, John w Wright Ino
C Stanard ] Crane, w boswell, Juliu3 A Hob.
son, Micsjah Bates, Capt VIM Burke, Moses Branch.
Wilson Williams Henry Reed
Madison Ward DIR Charles Mills las II Wal.
ford, Jacob T Barnes DR. l. w Chamberlayne. Pew.
ton Johson, w q Jones, Henry Exail VIM 8 Wool.
bridge, Crane, P d Bernard Jno I'll Knowles
Thos Taylor, Geo N Johnson, A Myers. Mar.
kaduke Johnson, Henry P Irving, DR. S Maupin.
Ihos w MCance, w Fry Alexander Moseiev.
Jno Scott. G II Irving CONWAY Robinson Thos
Mathews, James Evans, o Weisiger Lee.
Samuel Aoie Thos r Prince, r Peake, John
R Thompson, T Daniel, w Spaldiag, r R
Howlsor Henry w Qualles
Monroe Ward.-Jas Lyons, B Minor J Scott
Meredith, w Mcfarland, A s Maddox Tho
Evans, Logan Waller, l. Barnes w C w althall,
u J Saunderc, K Lee, Ro Stanard, Jno w Bull.
hngtou. Wood Bouldin, Saml Ellis, H Shook,
Thos Barham, Arch'd Peasants, Fleming Griffin,
Geo Crutchfeld, w F Taylor, H Ellyson, Poi.
tiaux Robinson, Tho U Dudley, DR. Merritt Der.
nard Peyton, Edwin Robinson J Anderson Jos
Mayo, Sherwin McRae, IL L Kent, II A Claiborne,
VIM Breeder, w Haxall, Thos Taylor,
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UNLAWFUL PuncHAsE,-Patrick Donahoe and
Mary Kirby were brought before the Mayor on
yesterday, at the instance of l.. w. Timberlake
charged with receiving meal from Randall, slave
to Eliza crenshaw. without the knowledge of his
owner. Donahoe is alleged to have received two
bags OF meal, worth one dollar and twenty cents,
and Mary Kirby one bag of meal worth sixty cents
The complainant not appearing, the case was con
tinued until Friday next
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To the Citizens of Richmond
D~SA and Transient VisifOrs.-If you wish
to have your hair cut and dressed in the fash
ionabe and tasteful style, and your whiskers
changed TO beautiful black brown color, please
call at HOBSON'5 Shaving, Hair-Dressiny and
Shampooning Saloon, in the American Hotel base
meAt.
N. Bile can furnish you with hot, cold or
shower bath at any hour at 25 cents, or five tickets
for 81. NH
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INCORRECT PAss.-Thompson, slave to DIR. Whsr.
ton, arrested Tuesday evening for want of an er.
dorsed pass, was discharged by the Mayor on yes
terday with an admonton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

~ To the Voters of Richmond am
candidate fer GRAIN MEASURER; and should
be the choice of my friends, will give the said of
fee my whole attention. L. H. LUCK,
Former Runner TO Farmers Bank.
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MrrrNY-In the case of Roldy, noticed In yes
terdsy's paper-charged with mutinous CONDUCT
he was not only committed Jail to await nis trial.
but the witnesses also, inasnuch as they could not
furnish security for their appearance at court.
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DIED.

| On Wednesday evening, 18th instant CLINTON,
| infant son of VIM. P. and Elizabeth Chamberlane
! The friends of the family requested to attend
| the funeral from the residence of his father this
evening, at 81 O'clock without further invitation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

OMsiHusEs Foa MISUNDERSTANDING
have been entered into by the Atlantic and
Pacec Ship Canal Co. for the construction 81
. large nnmber Of carriages or omnibuses. 10
perform the land transportation Of passengers
taking the Nicaragua route 10 the Pacif.c.
They will be sufficient in nsiaber TO convey
100, or upwards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-18

Hacket, the Comedian is in Paris, and about
introducing a scriesof representations with
an English and American company from Lon.
don. A number of Americans held a meeting
IN Paris to make arrangements for forming a
club. The object 10 to procure house in some
central position. where all the principal Amer.
can papers will be taken. and where good din
ner can be procared at reasonable rate.
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To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mOnd: respectfully announce myself Candidate
for the Office of Collector of City Taxes.
NH IS-dtde+ JULIUS A. HOBSON
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- Richard Fox respectfully Announce,
himself candidate for the Office of City Gauger,
NH 1876
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% For High Constable.-FellouC f,i,s,,.
he Cir of Richmond; | take the occasion. I'm,
early, to announce myself candidate for the hfses
of High Constable, and If honored with yoar sgn,
port shall endeavor to discharge the duties Of *
Office with fidelity and dispatch.
NH l7-tde J. 8. b. TINSLEY
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HAYES Il. SUTTON, NUTAki
D>6 PUBLIC Particular attention paid &c
writing DEEDS and other legal Instruments and
COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds. Office In
the Law Building, Richmond, Va.
i will pay the market price for Bounty Lazi
Warrants fe 81
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- DIR. 4. G. FISHER TENDERS dis
S>GSA services to the public in the variou,
branches of his profession.
Office in the basement of his dwelling, on 4th
street, between Broad and Marshall streets, End
door from the corner. na27-sms
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~ TO THE AfFLlC EO.--Jusf Tece1 yT-1 a.
malt another certificate certifying to the useful
value OF the Virgiaia Invention, (ars r. carter,s
Supporter:l
TINS u to certify that have ased Mrs. cartef,s
Abdominal Supporter in my practice for ssxer.l
years, Ia The treatment of Prolspsus Utet aud Kin
dred diseases, and consider ii valuable iusIru
mant, fulfilling the object for which il Is intfflsi ia
an e1ninent degree. can. with contdeure recon-.
mend y az possessing all tbs advantages which are
deifabie in an Instrument for the cure OF that al
uessing compliant A. BROWN, NJ ID.
Front Royal January 3oth, 1859
nah is-st. ADiE & GRAZ, Rish.aoad,
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WANTED .-A young gentleman and his lady
w desire board and lodging in respectable pr
vate family where there are no other boardey,
and where some of the comforts of home may ,e
realized. Unquestonable references cheeffuiiy gy'
en-. A lineto "Boarder Box 1856, 2. o." (posta.e
paid) will be attended to, NH lS-3t
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FROM JAMAICA.-The New York Express
has a correspondence from Jamaica which pre-
diets that there are troubles ahead in that
island, unless something is done to satisfy the
Islanders, who very much desire protection
against slave grown sugar. Meetings have been
held, and petitions to the government of Great
Britain prepared, imploring protection against
slave grown sugar to save the agricultural in.
terests of the island from the ruin that now
threatens them. 4 meeting in the parish Of
st. Mary adopted a series of very strong reso-
luions, the first of which begins with the de.
claration that the citizens of that parish had
met to make a last effort to impress upon the
British Government the necessity of protection
TO save the people of the island from the de-
struction which must follow competition
with slave products of other islands. The public
spirit seemed to be quite FESTIVE. In the midst
Of this condition of affairs, a rumor had gotten
ailoa, of some design of the fliibusters of this
country upon Jamaica. We suppose it is the
suggestion Of somebody in Jamaica, in order
to strengthen the appeal for protection from
England. 1t is very ridiculous, and certainly
an unfouodsd rumor. The Kingston Morning
Herald of the Sth inst, says:
We learn with regret (by the United States
that il 10 considered Greytown is likely to be
made the seat of misunderstanding between
Grea, Britain and The United States, by some
what similar attempt being made there, to that
which was made in Cuba short time ago.
We hope, however, that the reports which we
have heard will prove to have been exagge-
rated"
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The SoUrH-SIDE RAILRoAD.-Our neigh
Dor Syme, gives spirited sketch of trip be
took few days since, to the junction-or
rather the point where the Danyille Railroad
and the South-Side Railroad will ntersect
each other. The Danville road is not yet at the
place Of meeting, but will be there soon. He
speaks in complimentary style of the road, and
the officers, and bestows his compliments with
his wonted grace. A fact highly crediiable to
drew the party, was manufactured in that
place. /, is called the "Appomattox," and
was built by Mr.. Uriah Wells.
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GREAT ATTRACTION FOR
S>>SA THE LADIES.-MADAM HARRISS
being compelled to leave town In q very few days
will sell off her stock of Partisan Lace G Gods
Mantiiias, &c, at the very lowest price. These
Goods are OF the very best quality, and will com
pare with any in the coun tfy. Ladies wishing 10
purchase win lind IL very much to their advantage
70 give her call, at No 50 Main street Richmond.
Virginia NH I7-dffz
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NH lS-dtde

- AUCTION .-Gr0ceries, &C.,
- THIS MORNING, without regard 10
"T Iah is1iy DAVENPORT. ALLEN m
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publicly, and it would seem that every cousidera-
ton of justice and fair dealing demanded that
Pierce should do the same. This however, is
matter with which we have no concern, so far as
it affects the interests of these Democratic aspi-
pirants But as party mau@uvre, it deserves
the attention of the Wings. We have not the
slightest doubt but that the remarks of the Com
mercial Advertiser truly shadow forth the double
game which the Locotoco party purposes to play in
the ensuing canvass. The endorsement of the
Compromise by the Democratic Convention is to
be their Southern card, whilst the support of
Northern Freesoiers is to be concliatedb by point
ing to the fact that this same Convention repudi-
ated every candidate who had given apublic pledge
to veto the repeal ofthe fugitive slave law 1t is this
consideration, 10 doubt, that reconciles the n Y.
Evening Post the organ of the Van Buren, DEM
ocracy, to the nomination of Pierce. This aboli-
ton organ expresses its entire satisfaction with
the new candidate. The platform it regards as a
farce and humbug. 1t says:
The resolutions were adopted by those who nominated
the candidate They not put till a large number of
the members had withdrawn; they were not debated NOT
considered, not even heard considerable number of
members present voted against them and those who said
aye, did not know to what they giving their ap-
plause. The preenee of passing resolutions of adopting
platform of political belief under such circumstances
is the merest farce in the worlda proceeding desti
ute OF moral force the resolutions had been adopted
by dozen chance travellers board steamboat. II
18th regard to what called the platform adopted
by the Convention we have but few words say
Some part of is exceent-that which refers to the
oluons of ninety-eght is worthy of all commendaon
nasmuch as adopts those principles of construction
which the legislative authority beginning disregard
That portion which relates to the fugitive slave law,
founded doubtful construction of the constitution
would appear many to be in direct contradiction with
this to say nothing of the nhuman provisions of the
law ITSELF on which, however the resolution expresses
opinion But whether the resolutions good Or bad
doubtedy speak the of the committee who framed
them but in no respect they be considered speak
ing the sense of the Convention