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NEW MTJssf, FeR THR PI

Nh, NEW MUSIC Fox THE PIANO
adD&t FORTE -"My Heart with JOY 10 bounding
Uenae ight'-the celebrated polka song, a. sung
- By Madame Sontag-3Sc
~ cts
Song Of the Graduates q 9 Military Academy
80 cts
Song, they miss me at home; song dedicated to
the loved circle at heme-25c
Little Blossom Subject from ID CoPperneid1
beautiful ballad, by Gloon; afurther supply-2oc
Silver Bluff: song written for Woods MinstTeis
-25c
Ella Dear: song and chorus, Woods Minstrels-
CSC
ayes, tbs time thy Katy now lie Sleeping" COM
panion to Katy Darling, Dy Chas Jsrvis-2oc
Our Days OF Love, ballad, By kundson-2ac
The Ocean Burial-a5c
The merry day Of YOuth-2oc
LET'S sit down and talk together, paao-zoc
Heed not the idle tales ballad-23c
The Flowers of Friendship: words BY Z HoI,
man. sung and introduced in the opera LIMA oi
Chsnouni by Augustus Braham-23c 49,.
No Hook and Ladder Quick step, ny Aioel'
Holland beautifully colored-goc
l. Amiable Schottisn-2oc
Prairie Lilly Waltz-25c
Five pretty little Poikas for pretty little People
CSC
Home Schottish, introducing the beautiful melo-
| DIV of "Old Folks at Home '-2oc
La Serenade: duet, for two performers Bertinl-
| 37tc
Trot Gallop oy BeEaR-3ec
Atlantic Return Scoitsh-3Sc
The Lone Star Scnottish, colored vgnette-50C
Evening Star Schottsn, colored vigne.te, by w
V Waliace-50c
| Sontag Schottish, with handsomely colored Wig
nette-5Uc
Schuberts Admired Melody, the Serenade, ar
! ranged by Beyer-37tc
| 81 Louis Grand March, with varia:ions-50c
| Last Concert Waltz, by Bouanger-75c
| With many other new and admired Songs
Values Polkas, &c &c, and q large collection ol
Standard Music and Instruction Books for the piano
| forte guitar &c NASH d WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers, Statoners and dealers in Plane Fortes
&p ana
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EY Candidates for Cffice are hereby no.
t.hed that all the Presses Of kLLYSQk'S PRINT
ING OFFICE will be at iheir service from this day
until the cay Of election, from A IL TIL Il NJ
The names Of al the candidates will be kept stand
ing in type, that the largest number 81 tickets
can De printed a. the shortest notice AID at the low
est prices |: required, fifteen thousand can be
printed per hour. As evidence o. the popu-
larity Of Ellysons establishment with candidates.,
and Of his remarkably low pt ices ana prompt man.
ner Of doing work. It Is only necessary to mention
the fact that over eighty Thousand tekets were
printed BY him for the last city elections and he
commences this season with orders for ever thirty
THOUSAND.
- All orders strictly confidential
Ian 30 81
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
Dscs Fourth Page.


Il l. A. Gsddin, Esq.--fa this van,,.r.
address 70 the voters of kIchmend 1ubJ;shass
the Dispatch Of Saturday, he ssysaI I'm "a
brother of Mr. Joseph Mayo that hs rsrsssi aom
&c, &c" Hgnl
supposing myself to be the brother rass,,.s.
I have simply TO state that Mr. Goddiu il ri.1o 70,
He will not say that told him anv such tb;ra
ne learned II from sny,hiag that have ,sid (. =
bad interpreter. ne
sp4-lt+ PHILIP xavo
Mustfhe Lawyers have Everyth;n.s
II MS 10 question we have daily asked 49,
which commends itself TO the serious con.tsetas
non OF every one on. of that favored class Unas-
the Federal Government, that they seek ara -
rally obtain nearly every Office, from ths, ~ DE-
sldeut, to the humblest consulate, NOT erca,.r~
many OF the most lucrative and honorable annni,.s
ments IN the army, IL sufficiently notosiou. r.
are now claiming the most desirable Of ,ho ~
onlcers, ana pressing their clsms with a 49,
which they appear to base uEon the gronnS %
night. IL 10 not 81 necessary" (as they vouId -.
US be.ieye) thst the Mayor of a civ shnnid :.
lawyer. Other and larger cities elect vearI1 -.
from every other class. New York, Phi sds,nbi.
and Baltimore have been constantly served nv ~.
chants and mechanics, and we have VET 10 les-,
taatthey have been In any respect found yant;,.
Our Virginia towns, Norfolk, PETERSBURG Frsdss
icksburg and Wheeling have tried and are twin
the same experiment with like success In I,ondoss
The magistrates are taken from the BODY of tba
people and regularly hold the ofice OF Mavor NJ
that great city by seniority. Tns truth il, fsIav
cirzens, you must, ere long, have your eyes oDe,.
ed TO the fact, thst we are lawyer ridden. h an
our Courts we have TOO nucE Law AND roo LIT.
TIE JUSTICE. Letustry the experimea. in this ot.
fee, of Mayor, by placing in i, plain, practcsl.
hard-working merchant The business we he
ieve, will be better, more promptly and ina. "a
faithfully done. Let Us try, for once 10 our Ives
to do without lawyer They talk .oonuch thew
do too little Many of the peopl.
az At
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SHOWER OF SULrHUR.-The annual con-
fab about showers of sulphur is already be-
gun, and the annual opportunity for display
OF editorial science is also afforded. The
pollen from the buds and blooms and spring.
ing leaves. which is light green and yellow.
ish dust, is blown about more during q storm
than at any other time, and settles upon the
ground, looking very much like the -four OF
sulphur; and this is the "Shower of SULPHUR
we annually hear of.
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We are Agents for the sale Of DR.. Aliens I'm
provenent IN this State; and respectfully invite
all the Dentists Of this city and elsewhere in the
stste to call and examine it We prepared to
give all necessary instructions on reasonable terms
We have tried this invention III our own piac.
tee, long enough to nave tested its merits tho.
roughly and are satisfied tbat it is the greatest
Improvement ever effected in mechanical DENTS
try. We will give any information concerning it,
by letter or otherwise.
ap 4-G6t&wty w. & "
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The clerks in the Pension Office at Wash
lngton have made formal acknowledgment
of the kindness and courtesy uniformly mani.
tested towards them by the late Commissioner
J. E. Heath, Esq. The correspondence on the
occasion is couched in very appropriate terms
and is very creditable to the clerks and to MIR
Heath,
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Law TO PRESERVE PUBLIC VIRTUE.--A bill
TO reform, in some things, the city government
ofNew York, has been introduced into the State
Legislature at Albany. Ii provides that the
the offering of any bribe TO a member of the
Common Council shall be deemed an>cience
punishable by ten years imprisonment, with
fine. 1t is very well for the Legislature to
make such an enactment; but when the Wis
tue of public agents is so dilapdated as to re
quire it, it may be concluded that even the
most severe measures will make things very
little better.
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EIEn.

Yesterday morning, the 3rd ;aetant, at O'clock,
OF scarlet fever, SALLIE ANN, youngest daughter
OF James and Mary w. Thomas, aged about 3 years.
The friends OF the family invited to attend her
funeral from her fathers residence OF Grace
and lst streets, at half past3 O'Clock this afternoon.
On Saturday, April %, CHARLES SPOTS
WOOD, youngest child of James II. and Ann Z.
Grant, aged eight months and nine days.
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nREss GOODS, NEEDLEW DIRK, EN-.
II hroideries. White Goods, Variety In

~ broideries. White Goods, Variety I'm.
surpassed, Chespness Une quaed:-The largest as
sortnent and greatest quantities Of the above Goods
are to be found at MiLLHISER d. BROTHERS,
on Broad Street, and at prices unusually cheap
fully 80 per cen, lower III ian such Goods are sold
lsewhere-consis;ing of fortY-hve different kinds
of Lace and Muslin Sleeves; ninety different kind
of Embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkfs, from soc
up to sc piece; Swiss end Cambria Bands at 2Sc;
Edgpgs and Insertings, of both Cambria and
Swiss, in innumerable yards and prices; Worked
Swiss, Cambria, Jaconett, Check and Striped Mus
lins of all kinds; Bereges, Tissues, Bereae De
LANES, Lawns. Prints, very cheap; domestic Goods
and Irish Linens, lower than ever; 500 pieces new
style Ribbons-at great Bargains.
MILLHISER & BRO,
apf 1913 Broad Street.
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CcMMITTED-A colored man, who states that
his name is Charles, ard that he is the property Of
Mrs Lucy Allsun. was arrested by the Watch
brought before Alderman Evans, al Mayors Court
Saturday, and committed as runaway.
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0eE-EG CAHKIA GES. CARTRIDGES

CaEEA CARRIAGES, CAkRI4AGES.
6Ns9s4. The subscriber has On hand at bis
L0ach making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (l3,h and l4th streets
near the Columbian Hotel Coaches Chariot.ees,
Barouches, Rugges, with and without tops, and
su!kies, all of his own make, of the best materials
and wcrkmanshlp-a OF which will be sold as low
as good work ofthe kind can be in the city of Rich
mond and respectfully asks call from those in
want of any article in the Csrrisge line. as am de
ter mined to MAKE TO order and sell at the lowest
pric es possible and al WORK sold that is new, war
ranied.
an d-6Em MTCAIAH MAEGITM
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L Jefferson WHrd.-The following ticket
will De supported tor Aldermen and Coancimen,
in Jefferson Ward:
Aldermen William Taylor, Richard D sanxay,
Alfred lnloes, Thomas Hardgroye, Alexander l.
Rovster.
COuncitmeR.-N Hill. jos NJ Csrricgton, Rich
ard hssklns, Arson Richa:d DIS, James Talbot.
mn 30-dIde*
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~ The Peoples Tick et-MOnroe
W ard. The following ticket Will be- supported
for Monroe Ward on Wednesday, Apr! 1ih. They
true and tried men OF ability and i-mness and
much devoted to the interest OF the Ware
CoUNCILMEN-J. K. Anderson, Samuel D De.
noon J. Scott w c. Allen, D. J. Saunders
ALDERMEN-S I Puliam, J. c. Wiugneld, l.. w
GlaZebrook. J. Bray, l. Tate.
VOTERS, WINGS AND DEMOCRATS
NH 30-7It of Monroe Ward.
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All Of the silver coins are now to be made O f
oae purity-nine parts of silver and one part
alloy. The issue of three cent pieces now in
circulation contains rs parts silver and Is
parts alloy.
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20 A lad aged nine years, son Of Mr.
Holmes, of Baldwin county, Georgia, was &C.
cidentaIly shot by youth named Cheelv
whilst al play, on the Goth ult. 1t was feared
he would die.
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MANY VOTERS.

Eg7 To the Voters OF Jefferson Ward.
The copies Tfcket.-The gentlemen named
below for Councilmen and Aldermen have been
tried for mary years, and have given univsrsslsa-
tsiaction We are in hopes they will receive the
unanimous vote of Jefferson Ward. They are al
too well knowa to need any comment.
COunciLmen.-R 0 Hsskins Jos NJ Ca-riEgton,H
B Hill, Jas Nj Talbot ard A Richards
AEdermeR.-Edwin Farrsr, Alfred Ini3es, Rchd
D Sanxay, Alex L Register and BOdeksT.
an9-2+
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~ City Efectfons.-in pursuance af"An act
revising and refusing into act, the provisions Of
the Charter OF the City of Richmond" paSsed
March 31tn, 1852, an election viii be held on
Wednesday, the eth Of April, 1883, 10 each Ward
OF the clty, Tor five members OF the Council, and
five members of the Court OF Hastings; and tor .
Mayor, Superintendent OF the Gas WORKS, Saper-
intendent Of Streets, Superintendent OF the Water
works, Register OF the Wsterworks. Assessor, Col
lector OF the City Taxes, Sergeant High Constable,
Captain OF the Night Wstch, Manager o, the Poor
house, Gauger, measIrer CT Grain, Clerk Of the
Hastings Court Attorney for the Commonwealth In
said courts and Surveyor.
The election will be held at the FRS: Market, In
Jeffersjn Ward at the City Hall, In Madison w ard,
and atshe Shoekoe Hill House in Monroe Ward.
nah 81 tea WIN. 2. SHEPPARD. c. C. X.
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II Tie Washington Union says that Com
mander hons' in the affair at San Juan, acted with
commemorate promptness, energy and prudence.
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oBAcco AT THE WEsT.-The Glasgow
lho'l Banner states that farmers in that and
handoiph counties are generally abandon
ing Inc Culture oftobacco in conses usnce OF
Inc uncertainty Of the price of the article
ana It's severity upon land, and are going into
stock raising, the California demand for cattle
promising profitable results.
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IN ceiving al the METROPOLITAN STORE. a
handsome assortment OF Spring Goods-Mantil
las of the latest and most approved Paris styles
come very handsoze) all coors, styles and prices
Also, JUS, to hand, good assortment of Grape
Shaw.s; rich brocade, plaid and plain Silks; Be.
reyes, Delanes, Tissues, Gin CHAINS, Embroideries
of all kinds rich lace and muslin Curtains, Ceraess,
Gimps. Fringes and Trimmings in great variety.
We will be receiving weekly, from New YORK, all
Goods that are desirable so that our customers
may always find good assortment The public
generally are invited to examine our stock and
prices. WILCOX Il BELTS,
ap4 Isl Main street, lear 18th.
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H Jos. K. StspIeton, one of the oIdes, and
most respectable citizens of Baltimore, died
on Friday last.
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PsEUMoEIA.-We learn from the Fayeite-
vile North Carolinian that pneumonia is pre-
vaiing to an alarming extent in the northern
part of the county OF Cumberland in that
State, having carried of number OF persons.
There were IL deaths in one neif hborhood,
IN less than Two weeks, among the white popus
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barnnm is putting up tower in the vicinity
OF me Crystal Palace, 300 feet high, 10 the top
o. oia which visitors are to be lifted By steam en-
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IN ILk.-My wife wishes TO supply single
I'VE cash customer, with two or three gallons Of
nice rich mornings MILK. delivered after break.
fast. ING lirers will find leisure at little be.
fore ? NJ, al half past -, or quarter past
Il 2. TAYLOR.
School room eth street, opposite Presbs terrain Lee
tire ROnm. an at
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20 Grain Wessurer.-TO the Voters OF
the City of Richm0nd.-I hereby declare my
self candidate Tor the office OF Grain Measurer.
Should it be your pleasure to elect me, shall leave
no effort untried to give general satisfaction
ma 24-otdt BEVERLY T WELLS.
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ap 2-dtde*

EF Ticket for Jefferson Ward.-CoUN.
cILMEN-Jas III Talbot, Arson Richards, s Hill,
sinton and II Butler.
ALDERMEN-AL Royst Inloes, z sanxay,
VIM Taylor, and Bodeker.
The above ticket will be supported By both
parties in Jefferson Ward.
ap I-dtd* MANY VOTERS.
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MARRIED.,

On the gath ult, Rev. J. &. letter. JOHN F.
MEENLEY, to Mrs. EMELINE &. COOK, widow
of the late Peter Cook of this civ
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s, Auction Notice.-Attention Is sole
S~.A tied to our sale of Flowers aud Green
house be Plants, This Morning, ct 10 o'clock, at
Hobson's stand, opposite the Exchange Bank.
ap4 A MOTT 81 co, hucts.
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t. To the Voters OF The CfGy of Rich.
m0nd.-ln consequence OF the death 0f our wOr-
thy and efficient officer of tina Night Watch Capt
Burwell Jinkins | beg leave most respectfully, 10
offer myself candidate fer the oHce | nave
served for The last ten years %, ana portion OF
the time as LIST Officer.
ARCH. WILKINSON,
ap 2~dtde+ lstLt. c. w.
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MOURNING GOODS FOR LADIES.-
III We have just received our assortment of
Mourning Dress Goods, which, for style, qlality
and price, cannot be surpassed by any house the
city. We invite the particular attention Of Ladies
to our otock Of
Black Bombsznes and Aloacca Lustres
Black and half mourning Bereges
Berege and Chay Deiaines
Black and black and white Tissues
Grenadines, solid black
Black and wi tie Lawns
Black and white Ginghams and Prints
A large assortment Of mourning Collars, Sleeves
and Cdemisettes also black Hofdere1 Cambric
Rdkts, &c, &c.
FART & MOSES,
ap4 New Store, IS Man street
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49, The Notes Of the "People;s
49, Bank Washington, will be redeemed
in Virginia money by
j. cts BENNETT s. PEERS
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R Monroe Ward.-Regaiar LgdepeadeHt
Ticket.
CoMmoN COUNCIL ID Saunders Denoop,
William Breeden, John Shook, VIM Allen.
ALDERMEN-Joseph WiEgdeld, Jsmes Bray
w GIsze5rook, 5 T PuIIian Jesse Williams.
mn 29-6tT COMMON 1TSTICE
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DALM LEAF FANS Cents. chiIdren's
colorec Socks and Stockings CTS, colored
Lawns CTS, black Calico cts, chiidren's Belts 5
Cts Umbrellas 81 cts, children's and ladies' Linen
HGSts 5, and 10 Cts; fine merino and silk Under.
shirts tor ladies' and gents; bla K silk Laces II
l6 and % cts; black six Veils at 81 cts ladies'
STOCKINGS worth 20 cts, at l2 cts, finer in proper
ton; very large assortment of black silk Mitls Kid
Gloves, black, coored and white, for ladies' ana
gents; plain Musiins 10 cts, nen Diaper at s.
apiece embroido red Hdkfs at 81 cts, and So end.
less variety OF other bargains, to be mad a.
WECHSLER d. COHEN'S,
Corner 5th and Broad streets
We keep large stock OF Domestics, Ca!icos
Ginghams, Lawns, Delaines, ChaIlies, Alpaccgs
Linens, Shawls, Embrolderies, Swiss Cambria, and
Jaconet mCsins. well of Ribbons. Laces
Trimmings. Gloves, Shifting, and Sewing Cotton,
Sewing silk, Needles, Hooks and Eyes, Combs,
Linen Thread, Buttons, &C. &c, constantly on hand.
ep 4-2L*
ELECTiON NUCiCE.- AUGUST ADLER
u respectfully recommends himself TO the citi.
zens OF HI chmond for the Sweeping of their CHM
neys. Orders left at Wechsler Cehes's Store,
viii be punctualy attended to. sp 4-PtT
O.T.-On Saturday last, between tue Ully
Il Hall and Cary street. small black Pocket
Hook, containing check Tor Sio4 and some
cents The payment OF said check havIug heen
stopped the finder will please leave it at this fl e.
All persons forewarned against trading Tor the
same.
ap 4-lt MORDECAI CARMEL.
! OsT, between Mr. Fishers Factory, On Cgry
Ia streets, and haidoxs Hill, my Free PAPERS.
The finder will be Literally rewarded by leaving
them at this office. The Papers were il a fat tin
box.
ap4-lt* JAMES SMITH.
I 0ST-Between Franklin eLrseI aud ne aIn5e
- neuGn, sandal wood Fan. The finder win
please Ieave it at the Dispatch etice.
sp 4-3t+
EAPANED TIN sLOP PAILs.-Jo.t "a.
- ceiVed large assortment of the absve article;
also, Toilet Sets OF 20 different patterns, at
BULKLEY & CO.'S,
ep4 1877 Main street.
RAhGAIN9, BARGAINS, BANGAISs-
40 During he week snail sail tor havre-before
leave, wish TO sell every thing in nv store and
shall offer great induce to those who buv for
cash, or who Will be prompt in the setrlems nj of
their bills.
ap4 D. L. LONDON.
+ COX TO YOUR BEDsTEAD s-Q1ick
Ia death Is the safest and most etfscrual hug moi
son now In use Try botle and, your house will
be nd OF those troublesome pests For sale at
WOODS Drug Store,
ap Corner above City Hotel
RLACk GRAPE FOR DREssEs.-Back
C HARTWELL g. co,
ap Opposite Swan Tavern.
4 INEN DAaiAskA >, Nc.-.Ws nave a large
= ioE Linen Table Damasks, Napkins and Tow
as G HARTWELL u CO,
ap Opposite Swan Tavern
GOAL PIT Oh, WINTER spermaceti do, ace,
" recuied Whsaey sugar-house Moasscs, Cot
ap4 DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
BACON, LAIRD AND BEkF.-l0 hhds
ID shaulder Bacon 2 do Midding do; Is bbls
Lard; 50 Kegs do tierces smoked Beef receiving
sp4 JB sTEGAL.
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EgT City sHrvey0r.-I am a candidate for
rejection, for the oiti:e Of City Surveyor.
ap l-tde* THOS. III. LADD.
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OATH BRsHES, long and short handles;
- together with great variety OF Hair, Tooth,
Nail, Comb, Cloth, Hat, crumb, Shoe, SeYnbbing,
Furniture, busting, Horse White Wash, Priniers
Lye std every other description of Brushes and
Sweeping Broems usually sold; for sale by
r. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
apll Corner Main and 18th a.reets.
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The Ne,r StLrer Coin.

The Philadelphia Bulletin contains draw.
ings of new American quarters, issued under
the act of the last Congress, on the 1st inst
They are exactly like the old except that the
new issue has rays around the eagle and a
spear head each side of the date The respec.
Awe weights OF the various coins authorised Inv
the acts oflS37 and 1853 are as follows:
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Mrs. Z. LYON

MRS. e. Lyon
II AS just returned from the North and invites
La the public generally 20 examine her new
Stock ii Millinery and Fancy Goods. Dresses and
Nantes made to orcer.
70 Over Word, Ferguson g. Co.'S. Main Street.
an 4-d2w
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go u. w. STARkE, Attorney at
49, Law and Notary Public.-Practices
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. AS Notary Public, particular attention VIII
be paid to the taking of Depositions Gin or out OF
his otice) Proof aud Acknowledgements OF Deeds,
acknowledgements of Dover, &c Claims for collec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly attended to.
Office removed TO no 80, three s1ors above City
Hotel on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de Ply
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HeERoRs OF TIE NORTHERN CIT1Es-Within
the last week or two, the annals of crime il the
Northern cities have been swelled By some OF tee
blacklist ana mist startling deeds. We have seen
the rare example Of son giving his testimony
against father, and convcting him of horrible
murder, in Philadelphia, followed by another son
giving his testimony in New York against mis- faith
err AID that father the murderer of his own wife in
the most brutal manner! Then there is the mother
in New York, strangling her babe, from shame of
its complexion, it being the offspring of amalgama.
ten. Then, horror Of horrors, we have the mother
endeavoring TO destroy her little boy three years
old, because she had nothing to give him to eS and
had rather kill him Than see him suffer! these
horrors are under the very of those self styled
philanthropists vino are ever busyipg themselves
in tine behalf of the poor slave who does not know
what misery is until he gets into their hands! Let
thsal lock around them. "The Greeks are at their
doors -