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SALES OF sToIk ~ RICHMOND.

yrruRIED ~ ;Dr, : LASc'-IrEa SOS. sSOEkka.
| v,rc!:ia o per cents, 3; wears 10 run, no 'al's at thu Irsa
suTy
v,r.iiia : per -"u'r, - ysArs'o run. s'-! ud in,"-"-'.
ylr:lia CG!prI. Doti-, SG.o, - mt interest.
V.r.inln . ZEE: CONT, over ~ sears 10 run. sales Of -
n.r. interest.
Bond. guaranteed IS tho State. :a5 nai m,'t"-r.
Richmond ,HY Bond. 81 yraS' - IAN, sGio, 81; md la'''
,e-,. SCOT ,rl'- ?. uat Interest.
virginia Bunk Stock. par 20. las: ssles a, 80.
Farrac..' Bank S'Ech, lbs! -rl"- Slri.
Lnchang. Bank SICck, lust sales NJ -inJ.
v,rnrin r,rp ,nI .rari,, In.- ..I,. eg.s. X
Richmond Fire .i-s0c:u;I9" Stock. pf go s-e' :" ava.
dcpd CT. ~ ~
Richmond fredericksburg ana f"'''huC "'"O wv"
Last -al". 49,. 49,
! Richmond nmi P.l.f-nur. hrI'rDnt stock. -H,'-
p;cIn.n.i c,d prnville Rgilruui sock, iurt sHl"s so
r.r.. N,ysy and kuuuwh G stock. last rhl-s 80.
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PIASO-PORTES.
FIRST CLASS DIPLOMA AWARDED.
ny vuc urTU IrSJiIC.E,

. TN
RICHMOND, Va. ,,o,Ir
" CTTERS SIMOHS, No. 80 Main Stree, y" Eay.
ID opposite the Exchange Bank k!chrlo.u ,be sale
received the agency for the State OF Nr;init, wn These
OF VIM. p. EInerson's celebrated Pi"h".i o. t for iE.Ir
swss;, s,s n "ajiS bs;II Ia sSS o ns, tons md DURABILITY: are equal
to those Of any other manufacture; IN ,h' e.: OF Ralti.
Also, Agents for Aessn Neil, patos S,nufsrrurccs is
more, whose reputation Hs litI'"
Iverr irs:runen, Warranted in every Tespee,' r,;css for
We shall cell our Fisao.For'e'S 81 ue ,"' ,Isr,h 81
caAI.p OF 2ool ne .OiisEle pnpt,.
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FROM HALIFAX COUNTY.
2 T..TJT' " f7'
UILIrAX, ffARcH 18th, lst5.

HALIFAX. GfAR'H ShTH' 1872.
Geutlen.n-The Democratic" rariy hhd a glorious
,in, NJ the Court House tp.iG". Thos. ). Bocnch 8
spccch was one oi his hnrHicsi efforts Histrcatiicht
a. Know .Nothinginci.nn "ns ins. wbnt YOU wonIdcs'
prct from, the man not char <,tcTizcd by har: hncst,
bur u bold, manly, aud ~,!isrif4l exposure ct the de-
nroraliAius organization. 1t told powerfully on the
party and will tell at tic po!i-. II il though! 10y our
:l;eri,!s tia, II Reaction is taking place, und that 10y the
fourth Thursday in May, ucariy all Of the Democrats
III this county, who have joined the new party, will
leave il. Decidedly The most influential Democrat
in the county, who had gone into The Dark Lantern
Associations, told ne to-day, I'll at he sincerely regretted
ever having Joined, and iIgt lnc should leave i; and
vote tie regular Democratic t:cHct. This gentleman
has been the most promiucmt inan in the know-No-
th;ur party for the Legislature. which IL. how ,!c-
oliues, and SAWS trat il IL .uc worst purity he ever knew,
and that al that Bu"ock snid Sb"ut IL was tue. He
i. an honest man, aud he's, heretofore, been consider-
oil one of OF. most reliable msn. Halifax will d" her
duty. We are organized with John L. Edlnunds and
DR.. Charles J. CTuddock Us our candidates for the
Legislature. They aTc, probably, our strongest men,
aud will, no doubt, be clcrtcd;by large ma!ior'tlcs. !
think BocOck 8 election SIRE. lie put TIC renegade
Nut, regularly through. ! find That he, Claiborne, val
not y; the si,,por, "f the old Wing party, and even
sonlc Of the Know othiass can't stomach linn
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pr,Dr-rTS EAR TIE BRITISH ARMY.

IL,prIrur,. Marches, E'eniES..A partial ~
vcs,isation has been he'd before |. $. Commissioner
IIaz!i,t, Of thc rec. ais arrested Oh board the steam
boat Sandford this morning; TIC final hearing Saa
persons alrostcS, including riiase having charge Of
The recruits. 1, was said that sixty were sent on 10
l~Iulifax via New York On Sunday, and the sappo'll'oN
is The! 100 have alle on irvu. this city.
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THE JAMESTOWN.

P6IL,rELPH!A, March @~s.-Commodore CTabb OF
the African squadron, has written a letter from Nor.
folk stating that the board OF officers that held the
survey, have pronounced the sloop-oi.war Jamestown
perfectly sea. worthy and TT for uny service. She
Yill sail as the flagship OF The squadron in eight
dsys.
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH
Photographed for the Ki,bmont r,o.,

LOSS OF TIE SHIP FANNY GIFFNEy
New lnKh, Marcia -H.-Cnpt. Moody md rran
Tie ship Fanny Gtii'ry. arrived at this port from 8!
Thomas, report the total loss d. their y,.ss,I n, U y" ."
The 5tI' inst.-The Fanny GlfFney left Liverpool on y tina III,
3Vth January with salt, Tor New Orleans. When "a
doneI their vessel and she sunk in an hour af,errorG.
She was valued N : 10000.
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ANOTHER HONEST WIG.

Mr.. Richard l. Cooke, an cloquclt aud Distinguish
cd Whi-, de;csts and Lcnounccs hnow'Ao"iinss"
He appeals 10 the followers o! Henry lieE' Ne"4
the letter of Il correspondent from Fluvanna'
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" =
LRDM -

QUEBEC, March @.-The second reading Of ,to
Bill Introducing the Elective principle intn the S %"'
ond Branch of the Legislature, was carried in ~,
Assembly last nisht-eishty against four. Tho M
ure il regarded rs n step towards the election Of n
Governor, consequently ii Was warmly supported by
the Annexation party.
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At meeting q! the Democratic party OF Meckieh-
burg county, held OF the Court House on Wednesday,
Dist March, lit being court day. Col. NathenIe!
Alexander was called TO the chair, and William w.
Oliver appointed Secretary. After a brief statement
Of .kr object of the meeting by the Chairman, it was,
Oh motion,
Resolved, That Il committee be appointed to pre-
pare business for the action .! the meeting.
! Whcrcupon, the Chuir named the following gentle
men, wiz ". Alexander, Jr., H.. +. Coleman, Col.
Lockctt, Richard Is. Baptist, j. W. Simmons, DR..
William L. Dodson, J. ). Moss, and Samuel tarrar.
The committee, after 4 short retirement, returned and
reported the following resolutions:
Resolved, That We have undim!nislicd confidence
in the efficacy OF The principles Of the Democratic
party 10 promote :he general welfare ot the country,
and -houll esteem il q high and patriotic duty 10 aus
lain and advance them ut this time, III all their orlsl-
mai purity and force. 9,
Resolved, That the existence Of sccret-on;h-bo bound
political societies, having i'll view the sanctity OF
voting and the direction Of legislation, is inconsistent
will, and dangerous 10 the institutions of Il Republic
Gun government.
Resolved, That any attempt to prescribe any class
Of citizens on account Of their religious opinions, or
10 favor or iniure any denomination Of christians, by
legislation. i. unwisc, impulitlc and Il direct violation
of our fundamental laws.
Resolved. That the Gsscr.G'io", commonly CALLED
kayr.. NO,i,RgS, being n secret oath bound political
bndr, whose object is 10 interfere with voting AMI
ir- ;.Is,ion-und holl.n. opinions in violation Of the
RIGHTS Of the Stntes-nnd having Indicated NJ NE
North. the strongest abolition niiinitics, should be
| DISCOURAGED ard condemned by national men through.
ont Tie Union, nud particularly BY the ciiIzeiiS "i
the Southern States.
Resolved, That we regard Henry \. Wise, l.. W.
! McComas, and Willis p. Bucock, rs tie chosen SIAN
darl Leurcrs of the Democratic purity, and VIII eve
them n cordial support. for the several Offices {"
which hey have been nominated.
Resolved, That the Democrats OF each maSisteIial
district Of the county, should organic" ani act us
committees Of Virginia.
Resolved, Tina. we approve the cours" OF lion;
yyiIlinm O.. Goodc, in the last Congress OF the United
States, and recommend him to the voters OF The Dis
t!ict for 70 election.
Resolved, That we recommend to the Democratic
partv of the county, To meet at Boydtol, OH ,nPri'
court day. for the purpose OF nominating Il candidate
for The next Legislature Of Virginia. ,
The foregoing resolutions having bean read ana
considered, were unanimously nd"ptcl-nnd on mo-
ton Of j. $. Moss. were ordered 10 be- published III
some OF the Democratic pnperO vi Richmond and
Petersburg.
NATHANIEL ALEXANDER. Chairman.
WILLIAM W. OLIVER, Sccrcturv.
Tie Examiner and South Side Democrat n!il please
copy.
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NEW YORK. March .9.-Co;ton is downward
| aid dull. Flour IS upward and firm; sales Of South.
ern NJ - Is II 9 s.. Wheat is upward and firm; sa!o.
ut white, Pennsylvania, AZ - II. Corn il a ,ras
higher; sales 81! Western II: -. Pork aud Zee. ars
upward and firm. Lard il unchanged. Stocks are
dull and lower. MuIey is unchanged. Virginia skies
"G!.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, MARCH 29.-Flour il,
firm nj 90. Grain: Receipts are light. Wheat: Red2lS
L 20. WHIT ~ Il 231. Corn-Sa!es Of $500 bush
els white at s. q 50, yellow ~ cts. Market closed
stiff.
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DIED.

prrp, ~ycs,erday rnornin., Mt c'cocS, NARY AETol-
%ErTE, cldcet daughter OF Marie There's" and Anthony
H.rSaulin, Jr, III the J.a yea! 81 her hs".
The friends aud acquhiutulccs OF me !aU,iiy arc request
oil :, M, tend her funeral this a!ierGOon, 4: ! O'Clock, fGcni
the residence Of her patents, corner o. Cary "nd Second
S,r"ri-.
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DuuSs7Ick We learn IRON tie South side Dsm.
ocra, tina; tie Hon. Il. +. Nh,nde, the Democratic
clcc.or loi thut Congressional disirict, delivered au clo-
uu.ul and elective address ut L1wrcnccri!le, Oh
Monday las. The finest feeling, we hccr, prevails
among IL. Brunsw.ck Democracy, and We will not
ur,r,it ourselves To doubt ihut they will give L ruud
account, oil themselves nj the coming eiecilot.
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STERLING BILLs:9 {, CT. premium.
Observation-Disclosures Exchange -Cht"ks on 'ho ch's
Northern cites selling n: 4 !: rrr cent pr"nllin. Lnss
Northern City Bank Notes . per con: premium.
uncu.rcu; Bank Eo.cs--Or rather notes not aankaoie-
va quote H. fOilowe
To" following nrc | per cor,. l!secrn, with IL. brolcrs:
Fairrnon' Bank. Fhirm6ni; I"rk q! lor-~lsy, Mnr'nshg's
sni Manufacturer md Hr.'"r-' Eank VI Whec!!a. and
all The Wh-csu. Bank Note.
The noe. Of tho BANK OF kanawhs, ,Isiisn. are 10 rG
cent. discount.
All .o!ycn, small notes, except Fredericksburg CorIe:a
| ton. a:c taken Ivy the hrohcrs at5 tcur'. lie. ~frsdo;ct..
bur nre down ~ % p cent. dis.
Notes OF III. E%rhan2. Bank 81 Seldom, W!th"re Co,
! 80 par cent discount. Thos" of tho TsaAs A'Iost'ry
Bank. ) per cent discount.
North Carolina Bank nrto, al. u ~ r' rent discount
sou.h Caroline. ........ dis. ! I"uncs-"" .-.........-t
Bank o; Mobil" ..-........2 honrcsy .......'.
Alabama rtr's Ban! ......3 Northern interior. ' I
G"'d-! premium Silver prem. Tor old. Ne"
Tie nu:rs of the !Dllowin. new V!rSIntu RL'aks arc is'
ken on dcpo-:" hy tho Bank t"-n: Monticello Bari, ,h-1'
lorn-yile; C"Gi:ai Bank, Stanton. Merchants b"na.
Lynchbur.; Bank of Commerce. fredericksburg Bank "
TIA Old Dominion, Alexandria; Bank ~ Rnrhinsnnri. b7'
r~i,onhrr.; Bunk OF Winchc.,"r, Winchester aud bans d
Sco:,.yI!e.
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anu w ullVlStNNN 'IInsg NlW TT VIII M 10 IT
plank, ~ ull grc sworE 10 obey tho cdir;s "i iht
Grand Cnumcil.' NC hope ,iIr% "iltn:u every Ken
turk.gn nut .! The I.oigrs III Indiana. Ii Will sIl""
our kep,rchv frIraris tim; iiinv lave been caught Ia
baL company ra.sr,Hc ihgh"a0, EH1airer.
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MIR. AyLETT's APPOINTMENTS.

p. II. Aylc:t. Esq. the Congressional ulector for
this District, will address the people Of the following
counties at the tinica and places designated:
April 9~tl.-Bowling Green. Caroline County.
Avril 9TH angUh!ck, Ming William County.
May 3rl.-RichmunG CRY, tAtrican thurc!i.j
MAJ llth.-Louisu Court House.
MAY 2lst.-GUochlund Court House.
He will make appointments hereafter for the coun.
ties Of Henrico and Chesterfield, and also for other
points in the counties Of Hanover aud Caroline.
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THEATRE T..

HR. ]. 4. ALIENS
CELEBRATED B~URLESGCE OPER.i TRotff
Ilarin. formed d connection w:in
SiiiiPLE!'S
C,jrbrntcd r'rrpsich0rcHn olinstrris, ,
uUsyE the honor O. announcing a seriesoi theif Nlhhv
concerts, commencing MOHnAi Evei:ii'!, AIiiI
"a. Introducing each night All entire cannse {!
&C., Illustrating the Funny Freak. Fo!lir'' to,nlrs, o'
ou"rr Gusint, Quiet, Quiz zicaln and Guhrrc1tuih' pu' .'t''
See small LIlls
G,n,- chn be -ccu.rd--iH: cts. extra.
H., ptrrr onsn from 10 10 ! o'clock. HhEH Jul"
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Henry SIiAEElt

us rop in -cctiy, o! az rxtrr.!v. and varied a.so:i.
n m"It OF
Black aud Fancy FIX
vino Applc aud Linen Scsrfs
C.aEs,s
be Jo.nville, Napoleon and Albeit lies
OF tie lutss, spring ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oil y! INC
r,Dst choiceani beautiful patterns. Some OF which hrcnH
sell Il, he extreme low price OF 81 cts. None should iy7e
80 favorable q chance 70 buy cheap. HsrcA -
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MORE PROOF.

friend sands us d copy of the Hartford Courant,
III. Viii, organ Of Connecticut. In that State, US III
Virginia, the Wing leaders are IN favor "t Il surren'
dor of their organization. aud u 'tuslon with hno"-
Nottingham. To show TO Southern men tho eharac-
cor o, III. contest in thst State, and the bold and no.
h,s s-aud taken bv the Connecticut Democracy, wo
,,,;o;n a few extracts from The Hartford Couraut:
Til. election il of impoc.auce Us II v,ndicat'on OF
cha stand which Connecticut took, lust spriiS, on nc
I.,Jr:,k1 question. il the Ststs re<edes from tne
bold and manly position ii then to"t' II VIII DC cpns,,
I,rad NJ n triumph BY The pIo.sisvery pS:ty anu VIII
h. horaldcd ns sucb bv every Administrations press III
The cou,,rv. The same friends Of freedom WIo rose
10 mass. lasr yenr, to express thar anliorrence OF '!e
N:bra,ka Outrage, and their determination 1" resist
She extenaion Of slavery, are needed ms nppt!nS "
preserve the position they then assumed. i"e ~.
;r2cra.,c party haze openly enlisted he"seltrs on NC
-: OF sinrsry. To support it III tho territories IS
their object. To oppose lis extension require. Inc
same effort III 1888 that il did in 1851. Let no man
who values the progress OF freedom in the iand, vote
tor the party whose interests aud ipciinations are all
On tue side ue the extension ut the Iatiou's curse
The election, then, is OF Importance as q continued
manifestation Of the fixed opinions OF Connecticut, on
the universal reign ot Freedom.
IN the candidates for Congress, IN this State, uomi-
,Ia,rd by the Know Nothing party, uc kiou are right
uq,n The Nebraska iniqui:y. the non-cAt.n.ion OF
slavery. the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law, aud
:!,e supper. OF Temperance. All the candidates OF
ia, Democrats are knomH 10 be followers Ut the AJ-
.n:uistratiun and Ia favor II: pro.s'nvery iendencies.-
The Why party, 6y i'sslC, is in Il minority. itsecms
80 us the DUTY of the Wings is plain. They "htnin
IN, o,nre. for which they cont"nd, though not the
mr. y they would have nominated, bad there Geen nc
ihira party. 80.
LIE, Virginia aIsw-No,hings mark what beau'itu
con:,dcrates they Lave in their h~now'Noiains
!,-e,brsn of Connecticut,
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WISCONSIN LEGISIATrpr

CHICAGO. March %9.-lhe Legislature of Wiscor.
sin have passcd tho New prohib!yory law bu, il doe,
not contain the features objected 10 by the Govcrno,.
Tie vote passing the bill! was about II two.t hirds Ole,
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NOTICE, NOTICE.

NM HOY N.HII IT, 7 II S'"
xG uo,y rrcriy;u: his stock OF spring and summer
Clothing, embracing all OF TIE SG"e,; ana 'a.ty .ts.es
-, ,b. ,.n.ou. Nv .tocx is laid IN 10 a oe.ter advantage
.b;s sr.son than any previous one. and tatte! snJsei',
.5., can sell ns good GOODS. aud a. low as tne iowe',E
Nv determination is, no; 20 be unt'ffo'I os WY ''
,,,.r. ly an; si,miiur hOusc Ia the state. IGOee III "D"''
md yri.hinS - good article, veil mad, can hI"Hys os &c
con,m,ia;ed, by cuIlln: nj my old es'acii''rd s'snh, ~hrrr
hayo icon Tor tie H., zen yeHF-' eao ""o'' ea"'
ma "o" " JAW WIN IRA SMITH.
y g.-N-n und Youths Clothing OF Richr'9n4 MAKE
.rrn ~ nnnn w. - -.
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ar FOX 4. co,
rnnH ANp MArEn COOLEKs.

EFR1tIEhl wv fHU
a : inc season is approaching wien the above e"u'!i.ci
"a Injuries will bc required, we would cnii thr alien
iinn OF the public TO uI large assortin'nt. hnoi's tee 81
,i.y may he mcnlionct! "Larabec's Potent Nr!ls'Fn;o''
wnich has stood the te-t tor the past: ieT :caT'; hii the
nn,r.rous ~cncomiunl. lavi.nci upon II il sufficient S'inran'
,rs o.. its merits. \ lar,c supply OF Water Coolers, ot inc
mos; approved make. nov rcccirinc ana iOr ."'" rS
BuL.kLEl & co.
.l.r.;, ~ ln Mniu -irret. e. :c rGNnCe.
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The NEXT NEWS From EUROPE.
HsLfrax. March @I.-NooH.-The.e ARE no sims -,
n" steamer Asia, now due with Liverpool date. !.
he i.:h inst.
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~. NiOitL.

ys,ur undersigned would r".pec;fuliy inform
hi, cu-tont~r, and III" public generally in"t "a
ne !,ps removed h- S'Dr" ." NO. H. II lie" uoo'' X..sHf
s,,iny. inc :, Charles Hotel. west, Nnin street. @fzn0
fIsyin- iu., rc,urnod nom the North. with superior us
.or, cnf o, Wn:ch.., Gold nai Silver. and JeE.try o.
ever description. "h!rh d" pro- i.'r' l" oa"' - 'H"sp ct
,,u H.. uurcinscd rlsrw hr:' n't"cry
-" ~ EDWARD kfkSki,
March al-dtiA eod3t sisn o: The Big W.'ch.
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ERrlGiI1S

FcaErGx- Nothing dong in 'orci:u f~rc!,h'-.
c.-ErCishfs du!! L; Tic foNpr III. rates
Ssr York. Boston. Phli.dslltii.
cooi. = ton. .........s2i $50 SD
Flour. q b5l......... - - .
Tobucco. T. Ehd 20 $50 80
Ia, T. box - - -
Coal TO Baltimore, J; cent. T. ou,bel. Flor, !5c'7''
10, NarTrl.
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CATTLE, TOtG$ AND SHEEP.
RFEF-Si ~ n $40 ? r.t cro-.. which. 10 60 Z 10
L 81 ~ me-. EN;ra i'm" = .r,... &l2 net.
HOGS-S5 20 t. hundred. sUpp.y moderate.
SI!EEP-Mui;nn sell for S3usI a piece. Tor ori!u4y
and superior sheep.
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MIR. McCOMAS' APPOINTMENTS.
L. W. McCoNAs, Esq, the Democratic Candidate
for TIE office of Lieutenant Governor, will address the
people at the follow 10" times and places:
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tlS. AID k1ArE NEWS.

Jo.s y. MusFnHn, Esv, tho An;i-itn""-H"-
thing Nominee for Mayor o; this City. will address Ls
lcliow-citiz.ls To-NIGHr, Friday, March iO:h, 1t -
O'Clock, in the African Church.
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n1cunnHp ropAcCo MARkEr, MARCHES

The breaks this week hnv. been vsTy !ar-s. fu,.'
are without change, except tor !uss, Which ar" ''"T.'
The breaks are very bare Of good manufacturing !"
bucco. Such tobacco brings good pi.ct-.
y. ~. MARTf", Sos ~ Co.
ITOBACCO MARKET.-The break, ;n.G WEI" ,'T.
have been large, and prices Tor ali goo. H'''' 'o"'
sustained. Common lugs are a -'iHd' .o",'' pv,
Salcs of Tobacco by BANH,nhih r y =
McPhail, s. -, 6, ami X %. + II " TnLG =, 70 N
Watkins, i 20 and S %. Gap, v N m ne smG "a; - . = :,
80, aud . 50: W W Red, + + + E5a aaa %! u %,
Bou!din, : 50. W BJo.asoa: +: . " s,mJ : 50 !
~ sr Gna : ~ "a, &c Gy' %s' + RRe41. ) .: : and :, ST.
N i ;, e ;. u &c; G5s.3 q 3, az? s.. ! :; = : a MD A5 5' +
, ~. III Ihrf!I'-i"., u -. In"ur- ~ BRrks!av,
7 Shack con : Fi1nal-. 3. Is) Adams. " -.
Q :: AL ~ n.,r REX rn!'. L Edm9a!s' I hA;I, q
I o. ( N. : s s j }PsS E :? ! B. : ': a : : r S,r &5
sprnc"I' n NrCar.o. : - luL y oiinr hhds. nj !roi1
~ ia N
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SpRINli

SPRING MASTHES.
yusuE ucwe.; .vlcs oi $!I.h a"d LACE hANILEs.
;r., rer,iy.I Iy BREEDKA. FUN & co.
~. III BroHi orrr.t.
]ClRRItI;E \ HARNESS.
Navy a ,vcellrut secondhand Carriage and t%o
... = cod Uuruc-:, which will sell on ucc0mmo
- G. J. hLDWi%,
- ~, ', Franklin street, brlUE Wall 81.
BREEDEN, FOX IL co,
rrrr .r,.n, Lnrcsins II the f0liuw!n: goods. which
were purchased nj unprecedented 10" rfic'-:
Linen Il DDS. lursc supply.
ln.L LncmS
1ahI, D.nInsa-5 :, - 1ai ir.i.
Ba,r.ly nuI irl,.i .'hcctIuG'.
i!ri'5.Eyc and Scotch Diapers.
IIGcknbgcks.
TowcIs, in gent variety.
u,r.,, SoNdi,. p; Fronl street
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AIl Mfsr.a ArrOlHrNENrs.

II. \. WISE, the Dolnuara.io candidate Ior tic 81
ice OF Governor. vii! address the people, q: the lul
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MISUNDERSTANDING MUNICIPAL TICKET

MISUNDERSTANDING MUNICIPAL IiChEI.
Tho fouowip, excellent ,;cke, was unanimously
and enthusiastically nominated by the Democratic
Association last night, TO be voted Tor ~ Int Mulic''
Dpl Election Oh Wednesday next. The report, intro
ducing the ticket, states 81 clearly the SOLID anu ps'
triotic grounds upon which the nominations are
based, that we deem il unnecessary to add more, than
warmly to urge the people of Richmond 10 come up
to the polls and record their votes with the spirit Of
men who advocate religious liberation and equality OF
civil privileges. Let n stern rebukc be given 10 a
secret intolereut purity that has prescribed two Of the
mos, faithful officers Of The city, simply because they
would not bow TO the Gchests OF j secret order, based
OH intolerance and persecution
Believing that the just government, good order
harmony and prosperity u! our city, require that lis
municipal affairs should be entrusted to inc hands OF
men no, committed by sccTct organizations ana oaths
! 10 do Injustice 10 q large portion u. our citizens, be-
cause Of the accident Of their BIRTH or the difference
in their religious faith; learning, with regret, that q
native citizen row il otlicc, aud every way worthy
To retain il, has been prescribed By thln organization
for no otner reason than because he docs not ovmpal'
ihisc with lis purposes; aud hut another citizen, though
a foreigner by birth, against whose Official and private
conduct 10 complaint has been maze, has also nseh
subjected to the salno iNibcrdi and IrnscIlpt!FC spElti
uni dcemiu., narrower, that the election OF obi.
GERS of the CITY, whose duties and position have no
connection with State or federal measures. canno,
Justly be placed upon political grounds, and ought
uot 10 DO regarded as IL ;ost al political priilelpies
re, the Democratic Association III Richmond, there
! :orc respectfully recommend 10 our trlio"-cli."ei!.s
| the following Scntepcu, whom we believe to be Cin'-
nen;ly qualified TO discharge Ike duties ct the offices
20 which they are nominated, and worthy If The SUI
trascs of an enlightened, liberal and free constituency.
and wo present them as hostile 10 the practices an!
designs If a -ecrct political Order who are opposed
:" religious t"leraiion and equality oi political ifaI'
chises
ASBI-kNOw-NOTIfHN
FeR MAroE-Col. John y. Muutord.
Fox SUPERINTENDENT or GAS W~oKh'-Churies
Campbell.
Fox SUPERINTENDENT or S~TEEETS-Conway j.
Howard.
FOX SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER WoEKS-A.
Arsell.
Eon REGISTER OF WATER WoRxs-Tho's Lam.
bert.
Fu1 Assussor-E. II. Clamberlaync
Fox CuLLICrok or CRY T~AHE>-Jcesc +. hec-
sue.
Fon SERGEANT OF CITY-Cupt. Clement White.
For HIGH CoSsrAB:k-licury X. Jones.
FOR Cart. or NIGHT STRENGTHENING Phil
lips. -, ~
For MANAGER op Poor IiorsE-Aibert Alcilacls.
FJR GAuoEn-S. y. Davis.
FOR GRAIN MEAsuREK-BeveIly L. Wells.
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TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Intermediate appointments will be made upon con-
sultalivn with friends along the route.