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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
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4hs ss.vesnznG1e - ~ U~ifo4 Statst u
AmseioA, Al D., 1851
TIE Eseessiss.
MnLARp FLlxoaE, Of N. ", President
WILLIAM R. KINo, OF Ala, Pres I Of the Senate
The Cabinet.
DANIEL WEBSTER, Of Mass. - Sec Of State.
THOMAS CoRwIs, Of Ohio, Sec. of the Treas.
CHARLES M. CoNRAp, Of La. Sec. Of War.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAn, Of n. C Sec. Of the Navy.
A. Fl. II. STUART, Of Va. Sec of Interior.
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JOHN J. CRlrrsHDsn, Of XIV. Att General.
The Judiciary.
SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED STATES
RsGER B. TANEv, Of Maryland Chief Justice.
JOHN MCLEAN, OF Ohio Associate.
JAMES M. WAYNE, Of Georgia
JOHN CArRoN, Of Tennessee
JOHN MCKINLEY, of Kentucky
PETER v. DANIEL, Of Virginia
SAMUEL NELSON, OF New York
BENJAMIN CURTIS, Of Massachusetts g
ROBERT C. GRIxR. of Penn.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,
PUBLISHED IN RICHMOND. yIpc,N,A

Whole number of representatives 1913.
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mulag The auction sslcs 10 give satisfaction 10
the sellers though prices lower than last season
Shawis commanded good prices for scasonable de-
scrptiobs though offered out OF season. and
fell dead the market British goods are not very
prices assorment Staple goods are in very restricted
demand biuens have been selling very low-especaly
Irish linens These goods do not crowd the auction
room and much hrmpe-s Is exhibited On the whole
there little doing among first hands, except the sale, of
French goods by auction but jobbers appear much
active han week two ago The preparations have
been light but the large amount Of goods left from last
fully supply the Market that appreciation
probable The full demand for the West il yet
and the Northern and Northwestern has not yet
commenced This STATE trade Is also of the last and
the demand from New York State alone outside The city
is enough 10 keep the trade active for six weeks
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Passengers Arrived.
CHARLEsToS-Bgig Warren Brown-R Pitmaa.
Passengers Sailed.

Passengers Sailed.
MISUNDERSTANDING Asa-G Domnguez, NYork; q W
Turner. Rbas Miss Johnson scoand Mr. Bland Mr. Iron
side and lady. Mr. Noel lady and children, NYork w
Aspinwall, Liverpoo Honig Mr. Sondheim, NYork; Mr.
Balm. Mr. Carson Mr. Clymer, Pennsylvans; Mr. Sill, I
King, philadelphia; Mr. Gushing Henry, Jr, NYork Nj
Meyer Mr. Caldwell Mr. de Sogroere Angcnieux France
Miss Noel Rudolph Mr. Guenzer, Paris Cochran York
Stephen j. Peters bearer of dispatches Vrgnis Grant
Jackson England; Mr. Lord, York Mr. ARGOS. W IL. Phil
lips England; Mr. Augisn. ferran. Matwrana. Seb
lesby Havana; Massendorf orleans; Mr. Boscoyty,
De Sisa York Mr. Warner. England; Mr. Fielding, I w
Sansfeld David Mellis Hart, York. 3mastcrs Gibbs,
Quebec; Mr. Geyer, Paris; Ogden. Maine n slater,
Ohio; Rev John walker Quebec Mr. Bradley and lady Mr.
Parker Mr. and Mrs Leschnar York. Mr. Taylor Mr. Grey
Kentucky; Mr. Agnew, California: Mr. Boyle, Liverpool;
Capt Pouen, Spain; Hopuet, Nfcrk; Marks Canada
W; Winter. Total, -.
ar For A,yicois end other Interesting Slip Necs,
sec Eighth Page.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

rI>O RAILROAD COMPANIES AND CAR BUILDERS
the only original genuine patent existence invite tg
a. Fl the FaTo1 public g the zeal 0Ea
satff Treasury A. ana q = D. cqns E fox S2;S
XII orders for lar snrnr cI p sramrtmne 81 g
any noT moRS i IT, by Ky! coSsand street, n.y.
s,R.lours oftni. detc in relation to W. & Fulers and
NJ Ray patents for India Rubber SPRING. received.
in reply that have been % the counsel Nc.
aoivea !" IT, Mr. rTcr psten, wa granted il EnsIsnd on
the 23d e October loj and in the United states the 2th
has not been anuned repcaed or declared void or ny-
mi eS for au II m ne IaH eanno ~
made responsible TO Mr. Ray under us patents tr-, heean.
patent to Fuller and second because Rays patent was IS
srca contrary to esPS 81, e s @tS ssS
upon hy Ray against any one The Commscncr q "a.
right issue H. t predcce sor, Mr. Burke. having cs
lrss.ly refused Ray gstsn and ssys he give. RAY es
error granting this patent TO Ray under the and
@ Fuller suit IN the TnsS e
sa ''s aSS s1 HtspEE II
fully concur in the opinions . above expressed
Horace " Day Eco New York = bear sir-tn advertise
~ hs y S the I SS Of -
selves twho have been using Your SPRING Tor TINE
iac which have under our notice as % lie dursby
ofy0ur spring, in comparison With those Of the New England
Car Spring Company Mary of the above pring
have been use Of The largest raroad our state
proven to be inferior 20 yours IN instances
they have burst open with the weight AMI once
with weight Of cars unoadcd Wien the ohersnd We
have known yours TO fail with weight they have
been pressed with The above railroad anumhc q YOU
springs in audit through irorcmsn ofropsr in
ear shop induced try them lie uses other
when yours are to be had We have never heard q shy
freezing in our last cold winter they Affected BY The
heat Of our southern summers consideration Of sinai
value DISCRIMINATORY that your spring. arr thirty
cent cheaper IN prices though the price would
in preference, not springs superior Dcsrin
that railroad companies ana carmanufacturer should not
imposed by monopoly TO esort from them seventy Nv
H. for article not good selling 70
6y cents Obgc Ivy filing last al your esrle
convenience and, Wishing you every yer
respectfully, yours, WHARTON fETSCU, Car Maaafsc
| turers, Charleston, S. G,
| INDIA RUBBER GOODS = EMBRACING RUBBE
j. Cloth Costs Boys Spresds &c. hc., for sale 81 bal
gain TO cieW stock, ~ u. w. DUNLAP, Axoa,, W kvt,
street,
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MATRIMONIAL.

rr.rpIvoNy MADE EASY OR now TO WIN A
N Loycr-Professcr Lawton, Boston, formerly OF Lon
don will send address, on recepe o. ons dona po.
she devoted affections Of as many Of the opposite sex as
hearts NAV desire The process simple but 50 captivating
that All may be married irrespective Of age appearance os
poston though not least II eaa 20 WIS
sneh ease snd deIicacy that detection impossible Ad-
dress Professor Lawtou, Boston, MASS os1ers tAAsA
from the Post ONO uA1as - postage u pNa
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IxroRrIr1Ncrn.,

w oRTHINcToN a. SNFTUES CONTINUES TO
~ practice law in the supreme Court-to attend ~ asss
before tongrctsto prosecute claims ant settle scooun
against the Departments snd Boards OF Commicnerste
procure patents Mt home aud sbrosdto pensions and
bounty lsndto collect debts dividends gaoes and ,nho-
rsnccs in any part OF the United States foreign
make Investments loans aud Stocks
bond and and to negotiate the purchase
sud sale OF loans lands aud patent OF tho
Union. Particular attention paid to California taud title
coming up the United states Supreme Couttsn
poal Communications pre- psd, addressed 70 W. a. Sne-
thcs No Carroll Pisos. C.ptoi ui Washington, D. o..
will Asst With prsnet atteauas,
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RowRRY TuEATRE.-BoxEs. 3 CENTS. pr -.
r's. fu.a sn nssri .,:
sr, ss' Psr ITO WZsa WI III 0SHTsGs' yh .as
s.nds1s,; Mr. clenn Charles F.ni1a.r Mr. K Eday' Tom
f To- ss +; S
sai ri H.yas MITCHELL rs% s s'
gle. Mr. Leahnswe: Lady starchinston. Mrs. Ycomans.
RvRToNs THEATRE CHAMBERS srREKr-DRAss
s,S oas, ~ oroGs ra Se,; 7, cent. Deer. open =,
no Mr. pyqt, Valentino, Mr. Holman, cario Mr. Ley,ro;
ter, Maiyoo. Air ake Tho clown Mr. Piaode, Lady on.
~" n DsaS n with Mr. n'
Mr. PeSs RTE s S sss'm Long
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM sTRERT-pREss
ers and bo r;s ss s r., cent, or,ass
' Gs. 'S t evening" si
viii % e s araTs e tho
T' NsS A m M sr%sinG re- M Gs1ks a Ms y
sos. OWE s aon sSssc Mr. Fox
ssTS S VII, Mr. r ArPo nA4 G'SS 20, S Mr 6 Gas
Mr. Fox; Mile Joiicjambc. Mrs Martini
r. HRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS NALL, NO.
hs ssc snpys Gand night
known Cbristys ntres comprising efficient aud
ch sS.p
'y highly ct ass S's Fsssss.
Teae ss = cents P Door. oyss .t 81 and VI.
& informed s..usiay aS
continued On saturday next, March II annual boushta
Lewis kairs.
w GODS MINSTREL HALL. 40 BROADWAY. ABOVE
w Howard strcet-wo Gods Minstres-H. Wood. Pro-
prietor; 5. A. Wells, Msnager.-Opon evory nght-Mr
Wood takes great pleasure announcing that no has Of
feced enlightenment with those celebrated artc Messs
other established fayorts who will appear every night
until further notice in variety Of aud original fea
ner. the appreciation Of his ends aud tho public Tickets
cents Doors at quarter before to
quarter before o'clock Grand Concerts Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons. at 3oclock.
EELLOWS' MINSTRELS-THE ORIGINAL JUSTLY
celebrated farfsmed corps Ethiopia Perform
whose in this city for tho last years under
the Of 3D. II. Fellows would respectfully
form their friends and the public generally that they
They Will visit some OF the principal citcs
commencing their soirees in this city.
LNRANKLTN MUSEUM lT5 CHATHAM SQUARE.-GEO.
Lea Propretor.-Two performances given every
day commencing Mt o'clock in the afternoon and at half
past the evening This the only place
In the United States where tho Mode Artists be
Tho composed of troupe of Artists eleo ted for
their beauty aud hgure and under the supervision Of
magnificent series Of groupings will be produced carefully
selected from the admired sculpture with
Company tho only organized band Of ladies in existence
will appear afternoon and evening Mons afargo the
original Antipodcan Pedestrian. will walk "head down
wards tho ceiling. at an elevation Of twenty-five foot
all Competitors the shade" Ths greatest wonder the
world produced Mons Gregore tho strongest
the world win break with his nekcd dst any stone the
audience choose to Offer with other unparalleled fcsta
Of strength Tho unrvalled tribe Of Aorobao Sisters"
great by their extraordinary exhibit
lions variety Of On ailments given
establishment tho werd For full particulars of each
days see bills Of the day. Prices Of admissions
Seats in Private Boxes cents Orohestra Seats with
cushioned arm chairs, T1s cents Boxes. % oents Gallery
l2L cents.
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sHIPPIaG.


ELECTROMAGNETIC PROM LIv ERPOOL
new disohsrgins under ssnersl order. Ct her bsrth
oee o. street Consgnscs will please send their
their goods. X COLLINS 4 90.
EOf LiYERPOOL.-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
AMP phCipiC Capt Ezra Nyc. This steamship will
Seps sitn tho United States Mail Europe posely
April at IL o'clock from her berth at the foot
csh street No berth secured till paid for For freight
or passsge having uuoquaed
ANA comfort. apply TO
me steamship Atlantic viii succssd the Pacific sail
1NHk NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE,
Mad Steamers-rhe ships composing this lius tia
teiioNlns- ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comssock.
ADRiATlC Captain GrSftou
ln,' hps having been built by contract expressly for
scrhht service, avery has been taken their
IN their engnesto strength aud speed,
elegance and com fort.
Price passage from New York liverpool in first
pn So IN second cabin SO Exclusive Of sSti sits
stat. rooms 500
FROM Liverpool 90 Now York. ESQ and Ed
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATA SAILING
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THE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON

THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIvATE MEDICAL CON-
panionBy DR.. A. M. Mauriceau Professor Diseases
OF WOmenTwentieth edition. lSmo., pp uO-Prce. ST.
Years Of suffering Of physical and
aGectionae wife, and pecunary difficulties to tho huska1
might have been spared by timely possession OF this work
plating marriage dscloses portAnt secrets, whAs
should be known to them particularly.
To those whose health does not permit Of Increase q
family, IL is Of special Importance.
Here also, every femalethe wife-tho mother-the
either budding into womaHhod tho other in the deotS
can discover the causes symptoms and tho most eoteue
remedies and most certain mode Of oomptl
TO which her Is subject
tExtract Of letter from gentleman In Dayton. OhioJ
DR.. A. NJ MAURIcEhu DAyrON May iN8.
SHINY wife has been perceptbly sinking Gee
three in OF her
gush and suffering months before during her
Onement-every successive more and dobitatng
and her putting her life in danger aaN
which the last despsrcd Of supposed TIN
the worst. At this time (now about two months) hoseA
your book highly spoken Of a. containing some matogs
reaching On its receipt and perEa1 cannot az
to the relief afforded distressed mind aa1
great discovery Of NJ Desomeaux provided remedy 10
opened prospect to which little conceived pes
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head. in all human probability wife would have beea
In her grave, and children left mothorless.
1t Is Of course impractcabe to convey fully the
rous subjects treated Of they Of nature stcsly
tended for tho married those marriage
For sale at DO broadway and at the publishing ohos L.
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MEDICAL.

A RTIFICIAL Observation-Disclosures PATENT
"A BY this invention families can have six twelve
ding COST whom compared the aud trouble Of tie
disgusting reptile. Depot l3l Fulton street, Herald b~l