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SPRING RACES.
FAIRFIELD SPRING RACES E0R


A WILL commence on
on the first TUESDAY iu
1sr DAY-A sweepstsSey for Swear, old Colt, and
Fleys $500 entrance. half forfeit and closed with
the following entries
w. h. Gibbin names ch. f. Miss Julia. by imp.
Q. P. Hare names ch. c. BY Tallyho, dam by Trustee
Bowie Hall names gr. c. Union. by Register.
J; T.. boswell names b. I. by Revenue, out Of
Emily Thomas.
Green names Oh. c. by Bslshazzar, dam by Glen.
j. Belcher ch. c. by John Blunt, out of Peg
j. Bslcher also names b. c. by zinssres, dam by
Thos G. Moore names brown colt by Glencoe, out
of hamett mare; also sorrel colt by Yorkshire,
j. Tally and A. Cheathsm name b. by Tallyho,
j. Tally and A. Che.tham also name eh. I. by Tai.
2D DAY-Proprietor's Purse s2o0-2 mile heats.
SD DAY-Proprieto g Purse 1905 mile heats.
4TH DAY.-Joekey Club Purse g. mile heats,
5rH DAY.-A match race for $1,000 aside, mile
James Tslley and A. Cheathsm names gr. c by
Revenue, dam Andrewetta.
David Mcdaniel names his b. c by HawkinS Priau.
aud Filleys. mile heats 500 entrance, half forfeit
DR.. A. Crump names b. By Childe Harold, out of
b. W. Hsxail names b. 9. by childs Harold. out
of Priam mare.
8. C. Macon names b. o. by Tallyho, dam BY Paris
Dr. r: H. Cabell names b. c. BY Zingaree, dam oy
imp Prism.
The following Stakes are new proposed to bs run
at the Spring meeting:
i. sweepstake for years old $500 entrance. half
forfeit 2 mile heats or more to make rsce-to os
run on the first day Of the meeting, to name ana
close the lst day Of March.
q A Sweepstske for years old Colts and fiIleys-
to be run on the 4th day Of the meenns-e1U en-
trance half forfeit-So more to make race 70 name
md close a. above-mils hests-
q Post Stake to be run over the Fairfield Course
ths last day of the Fall meeting of 1855 with Colts
rS Filisvs then years old, mile hesta, 800 en-
trance. o. B. s or more to make race, to close on
the 1T dsy Of March next.
:. Il 9.1fA John BELCHEH. krOpYiotoY.
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hEM0vAL.-Tho on ce 81 TIE Kic1-S-- =
FIRE AssocTATIoH hss bexu reepov.1 =. - s -
story Of the Buildins cosn At Msin an1 IitS ~
- Entrsncs on iIsh strs. Z. -
RANGES. win Be promrtlz attended TO- 1'o-
without boating Of thSr ability TO comply M
their oohfation9 thsy TAXA pleasure h fsfsstrs =
al Who have had busine.s With the Ofiee fos ~
sssisfhctory manner In With It has beer trsr
- JAMES @. CRANE, Rrssidenf.
'No' 2. DosHkk. oesrst afy js13
DRs Atwood Il CHASE, homeopathic
fhysicians snd Surgeons. No. I37 Main strest over
cuf1efs 6mon9 Bookstors Richmoud, Va. ~ -
A.; =. ATWOOD, n. I.P. CHASE, n. b
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FLEToHER's HAIR Tonic excels eyery
thing for beaatifying and improving the hair. Nu
quite sufficient to show to good effect The sreat
success OF the Tonic has Brought up host of inta.
nalr az the man in the md)b,) " hose noxious mx.
auce $50 eAoJ
Persons wishing the original and genuine article.
can be supplied by the manufacturer - = :
JOHN JOHNSON. ss
At HoRsoN'S Hair Dressing Saloon
feA Under Arua ricsn
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z DOE Bottles superior article p xtr,ct
q sgisssselssa16 IN 4 aGs's'ss. ss 81 & I;
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BY j. A. CowARDIN
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. LEON GELBARDT

LIN h6ON G6bbAhDV,
Office on Broad ST. Corner l0tk, Richmond.
Virginia,
FORMERLY Practitioner of Medicine
Il In Poland, (Eurepe,1 aud for the last two xe.r,
81 SSs Broome street. New York city, respectfully
offers HE professional services
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH LONG
STANDING DISEASES
He could present you testimonials, with real
New York. (msny of which were pronounced ncu.
rshlel not less from many of Richmond treated du.
ne his sheft stay 10 the city. But the Drs opinion
is That ercrs 'adei64di be his ora ;uior:" he
SELVES.
Letters asking advice, must be postpaid. and de.
scribe the disease in full frankne,s.
GIfe strong cFfHk aafo aim hat is rea9v 10 reyisb
aad setSe Hnto those that be Of hedsy hearts prov
DR.. LEON GELBARpTs "vEa ETaBLr
sN n, composed of Medicinal Herbs pre.
pared under his care by Mr.. s. M. Zacbris.
sor. Chemist and Druggist, at the corner of 6tb
and Brosd streets, Richmond, Virginia This delisLt
ini Negetsoe syrup " recommended a certain re-
lief twhen cure seems TO be impossible) of all such
diseases as Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis.
Whooplng Cough for the affection of the Kidneys
and Bladder, and IL 10 highly valuable for Fema}e
Diseases eenerally BY Chdren's Sickness IL proves
the ost desirable effect; il very pleasant take
snd causes neither unessness nor loss of appetite
Full directions are furnished on each bottle TRY
1T, sno Judge OF the effect for yourselves Use IL sc
cordiagly, and the result will be CERTAIN CURE
Sold wholesale and retsil, aud sant to any psrt re-
9airea hy sppyins lif BY letter post-psid) to Mr. s.
NJ ZAChRtsSoN, Druggist, corner 10th and Broad
sta Richmond, Va.
PNoe of DR.. L: G.'s Vegetable Syrup large bottle
one dollar; small size. fifty cents
~ None are genuine without the signature of
Dr.. h, Full prescription be seen al the Drug
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NOTICE-OAK WooD CEMETERY.-The
~ Committee on the Oak Woed Cemetery have
aid OF the same, and the Superintendent is now
resdv to receive applications for interment Of white
persons Who do mot wish 70 bay section, and for
persons of color.
The Engineer Of the city 10 now engaged In lsyias
OF the sscfona which will be ready Tor sale in few
weeks.
Applications for interments or sections must be
made to -.e
NH 7-2a~lm JNO. REDFoRD, suvt.
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Coop MEDICINES. Long continued and

OOOD AEDfCiNES. AODX -COuohu0u 0Hu
Systematic putting will succeed In bringing any
worthless nosnum before the public but, iackins
merit it cannot long retain the position y for ghs
assumed. We desire merely to make STABLERS
ANODYNE CHERRY ExPEcToRANT known 20
the public. feeling een6dent that 20 good msdieins
which has been endorsed by so.1s Of the brightest
ornsments OF the medical faculty, will realize in
own popularity, and which win be q lasting =
the good effects its is constantly producing Thn
excellent medicine isveiy efficient In Couehsr rGe1
Bronchitis, and other diseases OF the lunss and
throat Ithss been productive Of beneficial results
ii sreat number Of in different apaKts Of the
country; and physcisns of the highest standing are
in the habit OF using that and eTABLER6 DtAR-
RHEA CORDIAL ia their practice.
the Agenta
E,H. sTABLER { CO.. fropnston,
Wholesale Druegists, BaldneFo.
PURCELL, LADD CO., ssf p
Whelssals Agsnts, kishmoDl.
And BY Druggists and Asrshants generally throsghs
ont Virginia. - 70 lS-AAsiN
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NOKE, COKE.-H0tels and families can
COKE, at VIM. GRAY'S Yard, near Armory All
orders will be promptly attended to- which are left
at X. nj. Zimmerman's, corner of Main aud 18th SITS
and ct A. Hirsh's, Broad between 9th and 7th SITS
Those persons not known, the bill will be sent by
the Driver. Orders will be called for at 8 and 2
o'clock. NH I-2awSw
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GEN. CoNcHA AND HIS VoLUNrERRs.-In Havana,
recently, Gen. Concha addressed two companies of
volunteers one composed Of Creoles, the other of
Spariards. The scene is thus described:
ut was by mere chance gentlemen. he "a id,
"that was born In America, but assure you am q
SpsnlsId at heart and to prove to that YOU too,
are all Spaniards do you all salute each other for
regret to notice the apparent cooness that exists be-
tween these two companies" The Spanish compa.
ny advanced to shake hands with the Creoles, but
these latter turned upon their heels contemptuously
Gen Conchs then exclaimed, .Viva Isabella Segun-
dap which was received with far f,em general
was not any cheer st all but 1inrle voice asked
What fellow IL that 2"
Il It not to be presumed, tasks correspondent Of
the n o. Delta.) that General Coneha viii take the
hint, and learn from these circumstances how little
dependence there l. to be placed on tLese volun-
pred, some twenty Crsoes were told their ssryicss
we're not required -.
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VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE.-SO
celebrated has Dr. M'Lane's vermifuss besems.s
ths it is re gsrded the only specis for worms.
Families should never be without supply of t. At
this sssson particularly, whom are % tsqubls-
some and frequently fatal among children. parents
sbould be wstchful; and on the Hrst appssssnes of
those distressng symptoms which warn q Of their
presence, at once sppy this powerful and efcaeious
remedy. We are confident that Il oniy reQuires .
trial. to convince ell that II richly merits the praises
that have been avished upon II II Il ssfs and fsfaI
nble. Voiames Of certificates caa be produced,
showing its great medical virtues
P.s5The above valuable remedy, aiso NJ. Me-,
Lanes Liver Piils, can be had Ct all rsspeefa-
Bile DRUG Stores In this city.
~ Purchasers Will please be careful 10 sak tos,
and take none but Dr. M'LANEps vERAIRU0E.
All others. in comparison. are worthless. $50
mh S-dkelw MHsa s9ygsS ss5s 3
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.OTICE-BAR SAND FOR SALE

NOIANEs-DAh 0ANO IO6 oA A6.-
- The Sabecfiber kssps constantly On haGd. On
Msyos Island best River Hand for building parpoees,
either screened or unscresnsd. ! haye nsa1A ar-
ransements With the Bridae owners lbr tire pay
ment OF the Tells3 no Impe1lnsat will thexe1ofo,
road 10 level and In exesleut osdes. Efthe fonl
Richmond or Manshsster. the psiee, patii fnrthey
osdsrst i yill b. fes ssEssssA oaaa 7Ss Isss essl
csxt load, = aforasald. JOHN y. GIha0 on.
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material.
RAGS, RoPEs, BAecrre &c.l soutb Yr,,hIi. =
doors West Of Old Markst. buys email = veil g
largo lots eg a&g4ssI5.@ ss9T 3 q a-~Sa..-
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DOTATOES POTATOES!--A cargo Of
sou sale By lmh I4I b. s. BkID0F0RD 4 co.
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JSo. w. WRIeHr 4 Co. are prepared
70 receive all linds Of Produce and Msreksrdis. =.
storage, at their WaTehonse the Dock On ~ -.
sonable terms a. 1t can be taken IN the cify
fe l2-6m -
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HAYES 4. SUTToN Attorney at Law and
Notary Public, has removed his Office from the Law
ith streets. fret floor, Us der the Land Bountv aud
PENSION Agency office of James T. sutton, IT. 10
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the Third Presbyterian Church and conereestion
lately Mr.. Dunnine's) viii hold FAIR IN the Les.
ture Room OF the Church. commencing MONDAY
vite the aid of their frienos on this occasion.
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HAIR CUTTING.-Citizen aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
trance ON 1lth street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had at
all hours Single Bath 25c.. or Ticbets for e1
LEEcHEs LEEoHEs.-The public are
hereby informed that have just received by Adans'
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable TERMS can
be found at all hours of the day the Hair Dressing
saloon under the American Hotel. and ut night ON
25th, between Main and franklin Streets
N.B.-Cupping and Leeehing promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice. =
no6 r. c. HOBSON
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DEArH.-William Tufts. native Of Boston, bu
ior many years merchant Of New Orleans dies
IN the latter city q few days ago.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

- The oireals.,on OF the DAILY DISPATCH
canmasssely that OF ell the Daily Of
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Mr.. Bristow, the celebrated teacher Of writing,
died recently IN South Carolina.
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GUANO.-500 tons best Peruvian
~ 100 do do Mexican
Receiving and for sale at Government prices, for
cash. by
NH 2-2tsw3w HUGH w. FRY SON.
THO LUMBER DEALERS AND MIL
Il LERS.-For sale upon liberal aud accommoda.
ting terms, fine SAW MILL AND FIXTURES.
very little used, and in good condition, capable of
cutting from three to FIVE thousand feet of lumber
per day. Alss an excellent Corn Mill, with pair
OF Stones. (Noyes patentl which will grind one hun
dred and fifty bushels (l50 bu) of corn per day with
boulting chest attached. Connected with the Corn
Mill hs.new plaster eIusher framed and ready to be
put in operation
This property is desiraby situated near Richmond
ard convenient of access.
Corn can be delivered at the Mill from the city at
one cent per bushe and Plaster for thirty cents per
ton.
p s-Persons disposed to purchase, terms viii be
liberal and long credit given if desired. AZ to oca
ton and situation of water power, &c respect
iqly refer to Mr.. Robert Baird, miIlwright and
chinst, OF otManchester, and Mr. 4. III. Chesterman,
miilwright OF ofRichmond who are gentleman of ex.
perlence and skill-i
EDW'D ID. EACHO,
nh b-2Awlm Gen'i Agt and Collector.
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BLEEDING OF TIE LUNes.-RALEIaH, N

Feb D, 1850. ts.sf @st +ss
MesUs. Mortimer & MoscEray-I do hereby certify
that about twelve months age wss taken with ss-
we're hemorrhage of the lungs and had four attacks
OF 1t. i was advised to try Dr., HAaProN's veeE-
TABLE TINcTuRE. procured one bottle, and after
taking which was satisfied that / was much better;
and that after taking the fourth bottle was entirely
well, and now enjoy a. good health as ever did
In my life. can, and do without the least hesita-
tion, recommend the Tncture to all persons afflicted
in my way. ~ @Eg
Yours, GEO. w. WEAKLEY.
CURE FITS READ!
MORE To THE SICK THAN GoLD.--From one Of
the most respectable Druggists Ia South Carolina
CHARLESTON, 8 c., Sept. 2f, 1858.
Messrs Mortimer Il Motcbray--The sale Of your
HAMPToNs VEGETABLE TINcTURE il Increasing ev-
cry day and every bottle sold this vaiu-
able medicine to the afflicted. Several of our plant
have tried it in different with sstopfshing
success, and are getting il BY half dozens. it has
been found to be the greatest remedy for rheumatic
affections and wonderful cure has been performed
on . negro boy suffering from fits. will furnish
you with number of eertiicates il you wish them.
am, gentlemen, yours, w. q. Tn0TT. ~
Call and get pamphlets gratis. and see cures OF
Cough, Bronchitis, Rhcumstism, Neuralgia, Dyspsp-
sia, Nervousness and General Weakness. A. . To-
male medicine. or for delicate children, We believe
it unequailed. -
Sold in Richmond, by o. A. sTREcKER and PUR-
CELL, LADD l. CO., and BY all the Drussists IN
Petersburg and elsewhere. Gala get Psmlhietts
gratis. ,s- ~ - NH 6-d&ea
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BAKERS PREMIUM BIrrERs we have
s.; sd as BY Ome of the most able phy-
medicine. 1t cannot be t. highly esteemed II this
country prominent MUSICIAN ssid TO me 1 fevr
mended in all eases where tonic Is required such ss
general debility. following diseases OF the vsrious
knds TO which We are liable in this country n
nemlc condition of women and children, caused bv
want of vitality of the alimentary canal md III
the innumersble instances where q vegetable tonic
may be required. 'fsr-7 - s'ss rssss
q Price so ceuts per bottle
TO be had wholesale and retail Of Messrs, Pun.
CELL dADD Z Co., and Druggists everywhere.
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FIRST SILVER MElAL AWARDED u. p.
s.mONS Call to-day. u you want frst-Tats De-
eI ;es =: Nothing, in tho way Of picture, ean vie
~" .n . .ne Dasuerestypes AIKEN By siMON6. Thsy
ths sapenor to water co ored miniatures becauss
snst tney are a. besstful a. tho most 6elieate
none viii doub,, after Whiting the gallery
nh IN n. r. SIMONS, "a.
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The RECENT DEATH UNDER DENTISTS
HANps.-The Boston Journal says:
"We have received letter from DR.. Pulestop.
one of the examining physicians, and the foreman
OF the Coroners jury, In the recent case of death
by ether, at Lynn. He confirms the statement that
the substance used to produce insensibility was
concentrated chlorc ether and not eulphurc ether.
He says we have no instance on record of death
resulting from the inhalation of sulphuric ether or
ether unmixed with chloroform
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A VAL u A B LIE JAMES RIVER
IA FARM FOR SALE, IN HENRICO COUNTY.

I a FAKM FUK BALE, IN HENKICU COUNTY.
wish to sell, privately my Farm, called LILLY VAL
LEY Said Farm lies six miles below Richmond, on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Barretia
Cox, the farm called Wilton, &c. Said land lies
msTkably well for farming purposes, and is now in q
high state of cultivation containing 1874 The
Dwelling House is new, containing four rooms -
There are good Barns, Stables, and all necessary
ou-houses. There is excellent water the house.
and an abundance of springs.
To those who wish TO purchase, would saw that
rarely such chance presents itself The location is
healthy, the society good, and the lands are very
fertile.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land TO any persons wishing to purchase.
jsS-tf B. o. AKIN, Henrice County.
NOKE. COKE!-Just received at VIM.
~ GRAY'S good article of HARD COKE, which
is equal to Anthracite. Tobacconisss and Others
would do well to give it trial SOFT COKE also
for sale Orders mny be left at the store of r. M.
ZIMMERMAN, corner of Main and 18th SITS.
mn I0-2aw6t*
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SINGULAR OccuRRENcE.-We learn from the
Wilmington Journal that on the 9th inst, the house
of Amos Wooten, near that place, was struck by
lightning, and one of his children little boy, in
'tantly killed, and the whole family, with the ex-
ception OF MIR. Wooten himself, more or less ipjur-
cd. Two loaded guns, which were in the house,
were disch arged at the same time One of the guns
appears to have been melted at or near the breech
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AMERICAN HoTEL, RIoHnosD, VA.-Tho
vubHc 10 respectfully informed that % Moaday,
Maroh 18th. ,55 the rate Of Board at the AMERf-
CAN HOTEL viii Be reduced to u Is Per 1ey, M
stead Of the former price Of y. 81 .ssgss.s ssss
Meal Beard 90 per month instead Of as.
The subscrEbsr 6sss to inforE hs sftssn6s tkek the
sme attention. and care shall be paid the eueGfa ~
the American = has hsretooEe indeed the petson-
age. ,. AIhU3bkko88 o411n
BOUNTY. LAND. 90. s.,
Iwill prosecute cisims against the Teder
raj 0ovsrnmens to HOUN1Y LAND a1A REEQs
slONa. On the Dcse s1eleAsesry tese.a III.
Under 8 rscsnt set 81 ConeEe1A soIdien vhe sasy-
"a period Of sstssa eat. !. ~ = ss. M
anA u sch eol1eu ~ 1aoA. theis uteeSe g e91-
have received lses -. ~ $50 - 80
much more = VIM nake thet e4aaste. -. 80.
Hevine been s1sassd - se.k Z, = H. -. ~.
nssriS thrse vesra Have peenlias sdsaplauee -
presseutlna s.ius q ~ s.sss z5 - ~ -.
i ~; 3 @: 8 ::
60 IN - a1{oo1o1 y e eoee. e. 80 :
a. -: s'vsA "a - III 3 ef1I:1n s. 1nAso
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RAIRoAD DIFFIcuLTIEs.-The troubles on the
North Eastern Railroad works, near Charleston.
have been brought to summary termination A
detail OF military proceeded to the scene from
Charleston, on Saturday last arrested twenty-four
persons and committed them to jafl where thew
new await trial for riot. That's the true way TO
stop difficulty. Bayonets and bullets generally
have most certain effect, and almost invariably
awe dsturbers OF the peace into quiet submission.
FAsHIoNABLE MovEMENr.-A new movement has
been made among the "up-town" fashionables in
New York The regular hour for the assembling OF
tosnisa party IL eleven O'Clock. but to fill up the
four hours intervening between that and seven. .
visit to the theatre il voted proper. Hence IL II
quito common to hire the front seats at Burtcns
or the Broadway, the persona hiring having the night
to choose the plays-so that fashionable party a
New York now msans "prssts theatreals down
town. followed BY soires and ssppsr up town.
THE FusEaAL OF PooLE.-Undsr the hssd OF
j" Rewdyism Insussratsd," the n. X Jourasi Of
Commsrcs resoarks-
fhs mortal remains Of " Bin Pools," vistim to
the ata brutal Array ct 0tanwtx Hail. were tatcrred
yestsrdsy sftsrnoou In 0seen!oed CsmeteSy. snd
.nhiie lsmonstrstion, that could hardly havs been
Waved 81 sooA citizens With other emotaoas thAn
fhosa of uorsiheation, pain and epprehension. Te
our mind tbs speetaee was darby porteutous, mot
oHly = fsrsshaac.iss the pbverdon Of sabbath
ID Solme1 one of the sslies Of eiy
eamstancss, serving TO indicate the sxistsnse oi
dssD fselisss Of psseaziAs luminosity among large
slafeoos
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NORBORNE NORTON & CO., Deal
~ ers in Imported and Domestic CIGARS, No.
l64 Main st, opposite American Hotel. Richmond,
Va keep constantly hand large and we'll select
ed stock of Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Snuff, Snuff Boxes, Pipes, Pipe Stems, &C. &C.
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Two Of the rolling mills of Mr.. Dupont, in
Del ware, blew up on Friday last but occa-
stoned DO serious damage.
The family Of Joseph Gueh, who va. Kill.
led on the track Of the Cleveland Columbus
and Cincinnati Railro ID, in June last, has
recover damages from the Company to the
amount Of 81, 400.
j. W. Brooke, Superintendent Of this
Fan i, says that vessels will be passed through
into Lake Superior, some time in the month
of May. -
Oats have been sold in New York at the
high price of Of 81 cents per bushel. 1t Is
reported thai several vessels we're loading in
that port with oats, for the Crimea.
Gov. der, of Kansas is going to Wash.
iDgton, to lay the frauds perpctrated in The
recent election before the proper sutherites.
One hundred and City recruits were sen,
from Governors Island on Thursday last
to California, BY the George Law, to join
the command under Gen. Wool. Other de-
tachments will continue to sail thither until
I've or six hundred are sent Oh.
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TRuB.-Geo. G. Bates writes from Cslifor-
mia to the Detroit Advertiser the following
truthful epitoms Of the policy 1t the present
Administration
ssStart project to buy Cuba, and Cess and
Douglas and Pierce Will vote 100 millions
for it in single dag. Ask tham to aid to
connect the States of the Atlantic md the
Pacific, and they will tell you they find no
pouer in the Conituti0n. Propose to NOR
row in the Senate to buy the Sandwich Is
lands, and the national treasury would spread
out at once. Ask that same Scnate for a
wagon road from In dependence to San Fran
cisco, and they wi 4 ask you for authority to
do 90. Let Santa Anna Offer anothtr of b s
sand plains and an additional number of his
greasers, ard the President will find full pow
era and plenty Of money to buy. Apply 10
this same President and his conductors for
aid to establish telegraph, and in al prob
ability you will get for an answer only q
veto.