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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-05

THE GRAND RALLY last night at the City
Hail. was by far the grandest affair of this grand
canvass and proves most conclusively that grand
results be arrived at by holding meetings, in
the night time to hear the various candidates for
municipal offices " express their opinions" before
the great soveregns of the grand metropolis of Old
Virginia.
When we reached the Hall, the meeting had
been organized, Coroner WICKER appointed Chair
man, the indomitable MAY elected Secretary, and
the Incompatible LIPsCoMB was pouring hot shot
into his competitors, none of whom had come to
meet this giant orator of the day.
A glance at the audience satisfied us that fun"
was brewing, so seating ourselves near the plat
patience was taxed only for short time Swhen the
mass broke out in shouts and yells, such as one
might expect to hear in a menagerie, when the
hungry animals were about being fed and des-
pite the appeals of the Chairman, they continued
to increase in fury, until Martin retired from the
field amidst thunders OF applause.
Capt. WHITE was next called for, and allowed to
speak short time when he too, was assailed with
yells and shouts that caused him to retire.
Other candidates were called for and appeared,
but the prey of the hurricane was at its heighth
and one by one they would fire few words and
fall back to give place to others whose names were
borne uppermost in the furious blast We have
neither time space to describe this grand affair
reigned supreme, and we trust it may be MANY
days before shall witness similar scenes in Rich
mond.
To-day the elections take place Let the best
men be chosen, and good feeling prevail among all
who differ in preferences but striving for the
same end. Remember the polls open at O'clock
A. NJ r
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTELS Nixon, Wilmin stou.
B H Gordon. Petersburg; John Philips, Boston: j
svt, r Henning. Wilmington; B Thompson, Pc
tersburg; 81 Horton, Buckin CHAM; w N Bell, Wei.
don; Ruffin, L Ruffin, Miss M Ruffin Miss Ella
Rufin, Miss Norwood, Hanover Mrs Fulcher, Miss
Fulcher, Henrico; Miss Oliver, Miss Brax.
ton, w A Braxton, III Carter + Gregory, kim
VIM; Miss H Garlick, II Webb, lady and svt New
Kent; DR. VIM Merioith, Col G G Coleman. w r
Coleman Louisa; Leake, Madison; w nj Keb-
iineer, Charlottesville; J A BARLEY, ii A BARLEY
Orange; il Jones, Spottsylvania; r. Smith Hail.
IL Col Graham and daughter, U A; q A Hanoocl
Ala; " Fitzpatrick, U of Va; John Brown. Z: a.,
ton, Mrs Ciaxton. Miss Claxton, 8 C,
COLUMBIAN HOTELS 81 Watkin. p;,t.v,..
Hobaop, Powhatan; A Hancock, DR. j w War;
Chesterfield: A 6hgg Amelia; w NJ Trsylor Fsr,,,,
Vile; Z Mex enney, Bowling Green; a Roher,.
Coleman, w r Mallory J NJ Donnan John i.sans
J C Scboofeid; JF Welsh, Redd Henry; DR. nd
Gordon, Tappahannock; thornton, King VIM:
Hsrris Buckingham; 4 Blaksy, Wa Earlsy, w
B Racer. Madison; J BumgsrdSer. Rroadwsy: b
W Manhsll, Overly, 4 g JeifIIes Charlotte; . Ad.
kinssn, " iikins. Halifax; Bsrksdalc, Farm
Vile; Middleton. N j; 8 Rergcr. J A Luck. Pitt.
sylysnia; M Pettus and lady, Cumberland; y b
CLARKE, Dinwidde; DR. Coates. 0oochland: + J
Jones, Milton; ] W virer, Va; w H Flsshman, Lou.
Ina; G Jones, Nottaway; o Z Fsriss, Cartersvile;
II Baily. Olive Branch; Reid, Henry.
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RENTS IN NEW YORK.

The high rents in New York occupy the
attention of the newspapers. The New York
Herald says that the owners of house proper
ty in that city never before realized such an
enormous per centage ON that property as
they do atpresent. 1t is said that the lowest
amount within the limits of the city is about
ten per cent, and it varies from that up as high
as fifteen and in some cases twenty. The
large increase of population and the conse-
quent demand for houses, is said to be only
one of the reasons for these high rents The
Herald states that among the principal causes
are the house agents, who, it appears, seve-
raj months before the day of general moving,
advertise for whole squares, and having Sc
cured them at what the tenants would proba-
bly, consider reasonable rate, they re-let
them at an advance of twenty andsometimes
thirty per cent. This system operates with
peculiar hardship upon the poor working
classes, who, it is said, pay more rent in pro-
portion to their means than the rich. As
many as twenty five families are sometimes
crowded into house, which, if properly con-
structed, would not afford Accommodations
to more than five. The most tyrannical rules
are imposed upon the dodgers, of which
specimen is given by the Herald in the fol.
lowing, which is correct copy of the con-
ditions under which a person paying seven
teen dollars month, in advance, rented part
of house:
This receipt for one months rent is for the second
floor, except the hall bedroom, of house i'm
street. to be used as a dwelling for rs family
only. No dir, ashes, or garbage to be thrown IN
the sink, cellar, yard or privy doors, stairs or
walls not to be cut or marked fuel not to be emf
or broken up in the rooms no drunkenness al
lowed or boarders kept; rooms to be kept car.
peted; street door to be kept shut; to keen the
nan on the floor of said apartment and first
nent Oh stairs down clean; to take regular Af1rns
weekly with the families occupying the house
IN cleaning the yard, privy, sc, and in Tsht.
ing the nall lamp; halls and passage way nor IN
oe used Tor storing tubs or other articles Any
violation OF the foregoing to forfeit This .aras.
menu, ana the apartments to be vacated on the de-
nand OF the landlord 'A ''io ue
once or twice month the tyrannical mas
ter visits his white slaves, and, if he has q
chance of getting more rent, seizes upon the
slightest violation of his rules as a pretext
Tor eJecting the tenant. New York is No
place for poor people.
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aAInNE J,

This is the title of new book, a Virginia
book, written by young Virginia lady: anu
treating chiefly of Virginia, which WIZ DC
brought out in the best style by Mr.. motifs OF
this city Lest the fact that it is 'irg'nia
book, and the authoress virginian' may IN
duce the Virginia public to lay aside this no.
tee without reading farther, we viii state at
once, that the literary merits OF the fair young
authorcss have been approved beyond the
waters, and her productions coming back
with English and French endorsement, will
benceforth pass current as matter of course
in American literary circles. Godey.s La.
DIS Book, speaking of story which she
had contributed to its pages, says t" 1t may
be interesting to this lady to know that the
story of Marrying Through Prudential Mo
tives has been copied from the Lady's
Book for March, 1853, into two of the Eng
fish Msgazines-recopied into the New York
Albion, that processes to give nothirg but
the cream of the English Magazines, and
now, being an English story, will ne doubt
be published by halfthe papers in the United
States''
In the "Lady's Book" for the present
month of April, we find the following
THE Germantown Telegraph whose
editor was also caught with theimported sto-
ry, Marrying Through Prudential Motives,
comes out and thus speaks
Justice, though the Heavens fall Some two or
three weeks ago, found in of our respectable
New York exchange papers an excellent story, pur-
porting to have been taken from La Belle 4ssen,-
btee,' entitled, Marrying Through Prudential Mo-
tives,' which was no doubt admired by readers
but the paternity of which belongs to Godets La
dvs Book instead of the Pari sian journal which, it
appears, had unhandsomey appropriated the pro-
duction without any gment of the original
ownership. Coming back to us with French god
father of course it was thousand times better than
the domestic article, and therefore it took surpri-
sinsly .'"
With such endorsers as these, we shall not
be considered audacious when we recon-
mend the forthcoming production of the fair
authoress to Virginians. We feel proud
that a young Richmond girl, not out of her
teens, should win such laurels, and we pre-
dict for her brilliant future We are glad
to learn that Alone" the first literary enter
prise of the kind in which the author has EN-.
barked, and which is published at her own
risk, will be followed by others from the same
gifted pen.
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DIAPER HANGINGS AND UPHOI-

Il STERY.-The subscriber is now in receipt of
his entire Spring supply of PAPER HANGINGS,
BORDERS, FIRE SCREENS, CURTAIN PAPER.
&C.; among which be found the newest and latest
styles of GILT, SILVER, DECORATION. PLAIN
OAK and Common PAPERS and BORDERS, fron.
10 cents per piece to the most expensive made; but
he would cali particular attention to assortment of
FINE GLAZED PAPERS, at 25 cents per piece;
also, his SATIN and DAMASK DE LANES. MO.
REENS, CORDS. TASsELS, GYMPS, LACE and
MUSLIN CURTAINS, CORNICE BANDS. CAR
PETS. RUGS, MATS, and GILT FLOWERS
FRUIT. LANDSCAPE, GOTHIC and PLAIN BUFF
SHADES, from one to twenty dollars per pair
=, Also. a, ) and Ga check and plain CANTON
MATTINGS.
Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS.
Also, "a in. 81 A and COCOA MATING
u HAIR aud SHUCK MATTRASSES BED
LOUNGES, &c on band and madesto order
ln offering his present assortment TO his friends
and the public, he does with the full assurance
that more han dsome choice selection cannot be
found In the city, and certainly not on as favorable
terms.
Having workmen of ACKNOWLEDGED sUpERIoRI.
TY, with his own personal attention. he is prepared
to execute UPHOLSTERY and PAPER HANG
ING in the most beautiful style.
JOHN +. REGNAULT
ap 5-im 100 Main street
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JULIEN ONCE MORE

The great, the unriralled MASTER gives his
Farewell Concert tonight. We will not un-
dertake to eulogise further the musical ma
glcian. What we have already said is more
than sustained by his grand achievements at
metropolitan Hall, which are indeed his best
euiogy. Let those who have not heard his
oano, winch surpasses any ever yet listened
10 IN this city, go and hear it to.nipbt.
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CUBAN EMANCIPATION

1t appears that the Cubans resident in New
York and who desire the independence of
Cuba are divided in opinion upon the sub
ject OF negro emancipation in Cuba. A nor
ton Of their number advocate abol;t;on ~ 80
amaigamation' andhave commenced the NH
LEGATION in New York of a weekly ;orr,.,
which is furnished gratuitously, and be.rs
the title expressive of their principles, of FL
Mu(df0,
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"KSowEvERYTHING.'-The association
about to be started in Washington under
this title, will be composed principally. wa
presume, of the reporters and correspondents
of Northern newspapers. The knowledge of
those gentry, who generally preface piece
Of important intelligence thus.-"It is now
well known" &c.-is proverbial and next to
miraculous. They know things which do
not exist a. well as those which do; the terms
of treaties, which are being discussed with
foreign powers. they understand much better
than the ministers entrusted with the nego-
tiation; the secrets of cabinets they know
moro Of than do the cabinet ministers, them
selves; and, If duel is exciting public in.
esrest, they kill of one of the parties before
challenge has been passed. Hence, 1t is
highly obvious that a society of Know
Every Things can be easily formed in
Washington.
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Ihejury in the case of schaun,bnro T., w..
o,ouga' IN verdict of assault and battery ur.
On Toward II. Fulerl but not with intent to kin /.
Inc prisoner was sentenced to be imprisoned for
SIX months in the county jail, and pay fine of or e
hundred dollars. The verdict and sentence mr.
duced profound sensation in the co,rt roo,,,
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We would call public attention to the
sale of small Houses near the Petersburg depot this
afternoon. There is nothing much needed in our
city as small buildings. No kind of property pays
such tbeing adjoining splendid water power, a. to
make II at distant day two three times lis pre-
sent value, therefore, would say better invest
nent could not be made = (
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Cspt West, OF the steamer Atlantic, expresses
his firm opinion of the safety of the City of ;Ia,.
gov. He thinks she has been caught in the ice and
will make her way to one of the West India Il.
lands
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


President JOHNSON, on taking the Chair, returned
thanks to the meeting for the unexpected honor
conferred on him. in calling him to preside over
their deliberations and promised to do all within
his power to advance the interests and prosperity
of the Society.
Before proceeding with the regular business, DR..
OTIs nominated DIR. NJ l.. MAYO of Pemberton,
Goochland, and Dr. M. L. JAMES of Flies. Gooch-
land, as members OF the Society, and they were
unanimously elected.
was postponed until the Society shall elect the Edi
tors of the Society's journal
Honorary members, out of the State, were next
elected as follows: DIR. AUSTIN FLINT OF western
New York, DR.. WILLARD Parker OF New FORK;
DR.. Pope of st. Louis, and DIR. MARSHALL HALL OF
London
The following Delegates to the National Medical
Association to be held in St Louis, on the first Tues
day in May, were next elected, to wit: Drs. Adam
Splitter, Buckannon Upsher CO. ; C. w. Ashly, Al
exandria; R. H. Houston, Wheeling; F. w. Pow
ell, Winchester; A. S. Payne. Fauquier; g. s. Up
shur Norfolk l.. s. Jones, Accemac; J. :. Well
ford, Fredericksburg; ]. J. Thweatt, F PEBBLES,
H. J. Claiborne, R. L. Madison and w; F. Jones
Petersburg; H. C. Worsham, Dinwiddie; o. A.
Brown, Greenesvie; T. s. Garnet, Westmore
land r. P. Walton, Cumberland; J. p. Logan,
Culpeper; F. C. Gooch, P. Trent, T. p Mayo, G. a.
Otis James Beale i. P. Atkinson. A. T. B. Merritt
Richmond; j. w. Wake, Chesterneld; and Splcef
Patrick, kanawha.
On motion of DR.. P. c. GoocH the Chairman oil
the delegation granted authority to fill all va
cancies that may occur in the delegation.
On motion OF DR.. WEXFORD, it was resolved
that the fall meeting of this Society be held in the
city of Petersburg.
Dr. ATKINSON, from the Committee appointed to
establish medical journal, said that the Commit
tee, after due consultation, had purchased the
Stethoscope.
After considerable discussion the report was laid
on the table, ordered to be printed and made the
order for - o'clock to-day.
Dr. G. CABELL offered two amendments to the
Constitution which were laid ON the table.
The Society then adjourned to meet at II O'Clock
TODAY
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LADIES IN TRoUBLE.-Mrs. Ann Brooks
was held to bail 70 keep the peace in the sum of
500, On conviction OF assauiting Mrs. Henrietta
Boyson on Saturday last. These ladies are near
neighbors-iell out about trife and fought like
tigers until separated. Which was right and which
wrong, would be difficult to determine by the evil
dence, if all the witnesses are to be believed.
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DIED..

In Henrico county, April AZ
NJ. John Hughes, ESTHA ANN. dsn,h rtesldsnce Of
ns 1 viii sas s psss Gd city HTS'
Hughes. this afternoon, at o,coeI os T, Of Mr.
snd scqusinfsnces are requested to attend. inenes
q Washington papers please COW
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INsoLENoE-Nancy Jackson, free wo-
man, was arraigned before the Mayor, yesterday,
to answer to the charge of using insulting and abu.
sive language to Elizabeth Williams, a white wo.
man, but owing to the absence of witnesses the ex.
animation was postponed until 10 O'Clock this NOR
ming.
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Inc Washington Star, states that the resignation
Oh MT. Daniel, U. S. Charge to Turin, has been re-
ceived in Washington.
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ep5 1t+

N0TIcE.-There being report in circu-
lation yesterday that bad withdrawn my name and
CONSTABLE, it is due to myself and my friends
that should contradict it. have never had such
thought and shall be happy to meet my friends at
the polls early to-day.
ap5 GEO. w. TOLER.
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The FIRE on 18th and Grace streets,
last Monday morning. is now believed to have been
the work of an incendiary
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DELEGATEs TO THE 6ouTnEsr CoNMEa.
crAL CosvgNTrox.--A meeting Of those Delegates
Who have been appointsd ~ the Msyor, the Cover
nor and the Central Southern Rishfs Association Of
distance, and design attending the CONVENTION 10
he held 81 ChaYieston on the 10th nsk 10 requested
10 be held in the basement Of Metropolitsn Hall,
THIS EVENING, ct o'clock. ap5-n
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>. nn sala That Mr. pendIeton, ofva U. s. Charge
v. haenos Ayres, is about to be removed. Mp.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND.-I am nc longer candidate for the office of
HIGH CONSTABLE.
ap 5 1t* T. J. LAKELAND.
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"a The letter from q friend, concerning
Railroads. and Manufactures connected With
tbsm, + unsvoidably delayed . day or two.
- rant Of room. ssss
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JULIEN had another brilliant affair with
his Concert of last night 1t seemed that he was
still better understood and better enjoyed The
audience was transported with delight at the rare
combinations, the delicious music, the exquisitely
sweet solos of the entertainment
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On the ART ballot Lewis received II votes. Mayo
IL and Parker (. No election.
On the secoud ballot Parker's name having been
drouued Lewis received 16 votes and Mayo Is. 30
Lewis wnetiec1ared elected
For Corresponding Secretary, Drs. w p. Has
xrrs and p O. Cocoon were put In nominations. DIR.
Haskins was elected on the first ballot, he having
received II votes and Gooch g.
On motion Of DR.. ATKINSON, It was resolved,
shst when the society adjourned, tadjourn ~ meet
again at 5 o'clock, p M. ~ 49,
For Assistant Corresponding Secretary, Dr. r.
w. RoDpY was elected without opposition.
For Treasurer, DR.. JAMES BoLroN was elected.
Librarian and Curator-Dr. p. TRENT, the pre-
sent incumbent, was reelected.
The Executive Committee 10 composed of all the
officers and standing committees, and five mem
bers who are elected by ballot The following gen.
tlemen were elected; Drs. A. T. B. Merritt, ]. A.
Cunningham, Jas. B. McCaw, r. g. Cabell and c. 8.
Mills.
The following gentlemen were elected a Com
mittee on Fellowship: Drs. r. w. HaxAll. G. g.
Minor, ]. A. Cunningham, Geo. A. Otis, and Francis
J. Deane.
DIR. OrIs gave notice that he would move
amendment to the 9Th section, first article of the
Constitution of the Society.
The Society then adjourned to meet at O'Clock,
P. M.
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FoRGERY.-Daniel Ryan appeared before
the Mayor yesterday to complain that some one
had forged his cross mark to.a negotiable note for
$l5e, but being unable to show to his honor that his
suspicious were just, the complaint was dismissed
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ICE PICKS, &o.-Ice Picks, Ice trays.
y lee Msllets, Mint Julsp Nixsrs, lee Plsns,'
Yu64leas, he, for aals b. ZIMAERMAN, :
ispo Corner Msin and l2th it, !
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An advertisement of Mr.. George II.
Jones ,omitted to-day for want of room, will appear
tomorrow.
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MADISON WARD This ticket is recon-
mended for Councilmen by MANY VOTERS.
Thos w. MCance, H. W. FRY,
g A. Myers, VIM g Payne,
John Jones.
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Wa have frennently heard the celebrated

We have frequently nedfd tHe coIcOIdttd
Gerrnsn Bitters sold by DR.. G. NJ Jackson I'D Arch
est coilmendation and we honestly believe that II is
one of the best medicines advertised for the CON-
plsnts for which It 10 recommended They are plea
SAINT to the TASTE and be taken under sny crcum
stances by the most delicate stomach. The press far
and vide have united in commencing this invaluable
healing effects Of this panacea that we hope 1t may
be intro duced every family where dyspepsia has,
or 10 likely to have a victim. ap 5-d&w2w
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IA THE subscriber, having formed
MA connection in the TAILORING business with
fR Mr.. THOMAS d. WALLACE, can recon.
mend his abilities Tailor in the full &C.
ceptston Of the term.
have had abundant means of testing his abilities
as Cutter, and do not hesitate to say that, in nv
Judgment he possesses better ideas that are really
practicable in Cutting, and ideas about Tailoring in
all its parts than any it has been my privilege
associate with since have been in the busu ess and
feeling confident that give entire satisfaction
to any who may favor with their ORDERS respect
fully solicit the patronage of my friends and the pub
lie generally. JAS. LIVINGSTON
Richmond, April Sd, 1854. ap5Sta
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ap Sim
THERE is no manner of doubt that the
II INYIGQRATING ELIXIR QR cor NJ a.

4 INVIGURATING ELIXIR OR CORDIAL,
gives permanent vgor to the vital organization re.
moving disease where it exists in any other than an
organic form and fortfying the system against its
stmulant, much more delightful in its effects than
any form of distilled or fermented liquor it clears
msnenty to the natural vigor of the nerves muscles
and digestive organs. The fragile and delicate fe-
male, whether married or single, will find it the best
ties incident to her structure and habits 1t indub
tabiy cures nervous tremblings, flutterngs of the
Fart, headaches, fainting fits, Mysteries dyspepsia
nausea, and regulates the secretons whether too a
fluent or the reverse All physical disabilities Sc
to vanish before its genial influence :
The Cordial s put up, highly concentrated in pint
bottles. Price s. per bottle for S. six for Sl2
G. H RING, Proprietor.
l92 Broadway, N. York
Sold by druggists throughout the United States
Canada and the West Indies and by BENNETT &
BEERS. and PURCELL, LADD CO Richmond
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cArnmArUs FoR oFFIcE.
YsSEE FIRsT PAGE.

To rHE Worms or THE Ctrr. Gentle
men .-Thankfal for pat favorss gain respectfully
announce myself candidate for .. sle cf1on.:
sp42tn City Gauger.
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FOX RENT.--The second and thIrd
foon Of the large and convsnienf store occupied
by tbs subscIbers being fitted up with shelves ana
they ars well calculated for wholesale business.
IS sg B.. L. HICKSON & Co.
lap5 ~ Main sire 81
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Dr.. PETIc0LAs has moved his residence
to Mrs CLAIBORNE'S on Governor street. He re-
tans his Office of Broad and Mayo sts., where
he may be found at the usual Office hours ap ST.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, April 4

ARRIVED,
Schr. Gilbert Green, Fenton, ballast, w. D. Col
quit 4 Co.
Schr Sarah Fisher, Fisher Philadelphia coal.
Schr Chas. Kent. North, Philadelphia, mdse., W.
d. Colquitt 4 Co.
SAILED,
Steamship J Jamestown, Cavendy, New York, mdse
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard Baltimore, mdse.,
Indian l. Watson.
New YORK April S-Cid, schr Bergen, MCGEE,
for Petersburg
PHrLADELPHIA, April S-Arrived, barque Rival.
Ryorson, days from City Point.