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WANTED.-We wish to hire by the day
3 OF LABORERs. either white or colored,
and will give good wages. -
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Orders for Red
"A Ash and White Ash ANTHRACITE COAL re-
ceived between this date and the 18th of August
will be furnished with a superior article, at Sc
the cart load. We call the attention of consumers
to this proposition and should be glad to receive
their orders early. rs Isl ELlE
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. The proprietor is prepar-
- ed to furnish Board By the day or week, on the
most liberal terms, at the Marlboro Hotel. on wan
treet. my 18.>ts J. HARDY
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jy 81 22t* 18th IT., between Main and Cary.
THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
l. RIVED-The best planet reader in Anne RIGA
The most difficult questions will be solved by SCI
and calculation from many years of study, flor
a short time oniy.) by MADAME MAlLOk, Second
street. the second house, the right hand side between
Mainland franklin street.
Cures can be made for BLINDNESS, CANCERS.
CORNS and SORES of all descriptions.
il oyp*
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roor,cn NEWS BY THE WASHINGTON.

r.. .e.mer Washington. from Havre. arrfve1
i, n ss YORK Thursday morning. at 4 O'Clock.
re- wsshiceton brings al6 passengers and va
IGe f,eight. In coming out OF southampton,
a',s is h, passed ships Sea Duck and Lady Part
OF 10 lat As %, lon As IS, passed large
Tsa n.psrs brought BY the Washington contain
"a tollogipa items In addition to those received
go Halifax:
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WANTED-20 LABORERS, to work
W on the Richmond and York River Railroad,
on Sections 16, II, Is. 10 and 90 in New Kent co..
Apply to the subscriber.
MICHAEL O'BRIEN,
Jy lS-tln~ Contractor.
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WANTED-$2O0O for two years or Is
months, secured by real estate double the
amount. Address H., at this office. au S-St+
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decree signed by the Emperor Louis Napoleon,
w French loan for $50 600 coo francs is to be raised
u the previous one, by popular subscription. Sub.
4i1es have the option OF taking either Al per cent
was to remain open till the 80 Of July No
bse.pton for less than 10 francs of yte to bs re-
owed one tenth o! the amount to be paid immed .
4ey, and the remainder in I8 months lnstaIments
eseptions under so francs Of rene are not be cur
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H-SS1A STAGE LINE BETWEEN
S5G TOMAHAWK STATION AND
4 fine thres.horss Coach Win run regularly, sona-
me nsirg on MONDAY, TIE 9Th instant abetwesn
the shove places, three tines week. leaving
FiiAy mornings, on the arrival OF the and re-
the alternate days. In tims 10 connect with
them.
= Passengers for Powhatan Court House, coming TO
romahawk between stage days. viii be cassaea
$50 "a 80
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WANTED-A WET NURSE. Apply
w at this office. au2LSt*'
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A Room
W in central part of the city, suitable for
School Apply to JNO. p HARRISON
Office opposite Law Building. franklin ct.
yS1-et*
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Z - RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
xxrIIJAa a MAsON, havina taken the hosea II
.tslx oesnoisa By Mr.. Thos Bradford, win OPEN tha
IA TiONAL BALLOON for the rseAptlon Of vtsitoss :
=. saturssy August 9Th and respectfully soeitsthe
sstronsss 81 HE hssds sad the pnhlis generally sa
His TADLG shall - fu!eiehsa wtth the 49, the
market aNofd4 I'D Biz y = y WITH the oAotoeok
Wines Liquors CIsan Ge-. sx ssa
Dtnsau o. Ssppsss fsr clubs psrtisA he fszaiaa
ed ~ short notice and % reaeonable eerne- Aesz
"a e. Mills a. HRupKx SON, veil hnpwn u thla 49,
cisy will assIst II the mapsgensnt Of the NstonAt
md be sespeetfally sses The q hs frends
y aul--4t y ia zSsszs
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WANTED-FARM III A N d S.-We
W wish to hire three good Farm Hands for the
balance of the year.
iY l8-ts g. MCGRTJDER,S 9ONS
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letter from the Baltic fleet announces the intel
4snee that on the nights of the Esd and Gath June
4sr Msjesty's ship Harrier. whilst lying off Littl
Wahss destroyed by her boats Al Russian ships Cal
7ng from 700 to 200 tons esch, which comprises tn
shOie Of the Nystsd shipping, probably amountin
= upwsrds of &c, 900 tons
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RAKER'S PREMIUM BITTERS.-50
~ etoss Dealers supplied at man n lecturers low
est prices. Also 10 gross Hofman,s 0erman Bitters.
on the same terms BENNETT BEERS.
su DrueRiefs
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RELL METAL AND PORCELAIN
- KETTLES, for preserving; fine assortment in
storei Furnaces also. fHEO ROBERTSON.
~ 81 No 65 Main street.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT
FURNITURE, 60. AT AUCTION

FURNITURE, SO, AT AUCTION
! VIII be sold, on THURSDAY, 22d inst, at 10
ociosk, at my store, large lot of Household and
Atcnea Furniture, embracing the usual variety of
housekeeping articles generally found In we'll kent
housekeeping.
q. ALsO.An invoice Of Clothing, Dry Goods, and
fancy atucies, amongst which may be found gen.
erai variety OF seasonable goods
ALsO-Ao invoice of Crock cry and Glassware
ALsO-S Cooking Stoves Feather Beds 8 Mat.
stands, &c. "
ALSO-5 Baskets Champagne wine 10 eases old
Coenac Brandy, cases Bitfers 5000 Prinepe Cisars
boxes Chewing Tobacco. he.
mh2i ALEX MOTT, Auctioneer.
MULES, WAGON AND CART
~ AT AUCTiON.-Will be sold on sATUR-
DAY NEXT. 24th instant, at IL O'clock at the Sta.
bles OF g. w. Ernest on Council Chamber Hill
likely young MULES, years old perfectly
Eeutte, warranted to work well and of remarkably
fine size
One FARM WAGON nearly new.
One CART entirely new.
The attention Of the public 10 particularly resue St
ed to the sale of this stock as 1t the best offered in
this city this season. the terms being of the most lib
eral character.
TERMS -Four months credit, twishout interest) for
negotiable paper, satisfactorily endorsed.
Additions to the above sale respectfully solicited
mn IL ALEX. MOTT. Auct,r
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seose9iensly died II YVES also rn,sinred that tit
zen m.ansed Troopers had been slso. isvn, ID.
pu'a' reward 81 $50 a. nsred foss.l,e body OF
enc .. me t'reieaiiers dead or alive The n,inert
80 ,eso'vsd 20 pay no mare licers.s and every
,,.,. .esus 10 Tue sapposi'iin that hs riuins dis
"'s He 10 an absolute state Of rev lu,ion
s'Qse,sf the Caivo.asa Faisuyes in Nee York
a.s fosk March 10 The California failures
- p.sanced no eject hes.. stecAs asnefsllv
go ne'a from | 70 per cent. Pr;vsts adyiees
$500 80 10 me heiief that all the houses win resume
symsnnt " stsw weeks. The steamer commauica.
80 WIN tue shore at ~ O'Clock last light and soma
~ speca steFs here got hold Of her news and this
uotnine operated n stocks exsensvslv, caiculatlns
Upon large decline but when the DO nd met ali
nocks advances, and the spectators who op. rated
'or a decline lost some $50 200 Tbs news did mo-,
ssnersis transpre TIL nearly eleven o'cloox this
S'a'e@entn Regard 10 the Houses Of Messys Vel,
Fd'go Co. and Adams- Co
NEw YORK, March 10 --Me.srs wells Fargo 4
20. pnehsh card setting forth the soditv of th.r
mm' declaring that every engagement will be fullv
met aud that the business OF the house here will 90
A letter TO thu New York Herald plsres an hoard
tne uncie Sam. a. she was about leaving San Yrsn.
easeo says; aessrs. Adams Il Co have made ar.
nsemens With their creditors within the last hair
aou 70 pay - cents the dollar In cash and thsy
80 .ase the assgnees paper for the balance The
"ouse VIII be going again 10 two weeksn
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/ FULL ASSORTMENT OF FRESH

4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF FRESH
"A HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-I have now
the pleasure of presenting to my friends and custo.
mers one Of the best assortmsnts of Goods 1 have
had. 1t consists in part of the following via:
large aud beautiful assortment of RoeerS Wor-
tenhoims, Hawkesley's, Parker's and other Pocket
and Pen Knives.
Ivory, Stag, Buffalo and other handle Knives and
Forks in great variety.
Rogers, Wortenhom's and Mappins Scissors and
Shears; American do.
1000 par Trace Chains; Halter Log, Fifth and 9th.
er Chains "
Hames, Collars and Blind Brides
Anvlis, Vices and Bellows; Stock and Dies
Killing, Wedding, Grubbing aud Garden Hoes
Cast-steel Mattocks, superior article
Plated Forks and Spoons
Carpenters Tools all kinds
large assortment of Hand and PANEL Saws
lennon Cross Cut, Pit, Mill and other Saws
beautiful assortment of Port Monnaies
Patent Sad Irons, and fine article
large aud varied assortment of Marbles Fish
Hooks and Fish Lines
Best Scythes Grass and Clover Blades
ScVthe Swaths Rifles and Whetstonss
Horse Shoes and Nails
Coopers Or 1es and other Tools
The largest and best assortment of Rim Mortics
Dead and Store Door Locks In the city, the best 1
ever had; with every other kind of Lock needed
goods Suffice it to say those in want of Building
Mate riels such as Locks, Patent Blind Hinges and
Screws respectfully invite to call end examine for
themselves. | ans that can please all that will
favor me with their patronage.
THEO ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dsaler in Hardware and Cutlery,
NIB 10 No. IS Main at.
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AUCTION SALES.
FIfTuKE DAYS
BY DUNLOP, MONCuRE 4 co.

CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLAs-
SIS, WITH AN ASSORTMENT or GRO
CEhlLs, &C. AT AUCTION-Oa FRIDAY. ga
ms commencing at 10 o'clock. We will cell * Cur
Aue.isn store the cargo Of the sehr. ssoo, from
lls ahda susa. fair to choice quality
IT'S sbs prime Molasses
ALSO,
~ nbis Crushed and Powdered Susar
~ bxa Sperm. Adamsutine Tnllow Candles
AW " assorted Candies
~ Bbls extra Syrup
gunpowder and Poushong Teas
Rio Coffee; Mustard; Vinegar
nall pipes otsrd, d Il Co. Brandy, vintage
% and casks Sherry and Madeira Vino
10 Baskets Champagne Wine
- Cigsrg Whskey, 30.
FfnMs-Under 800 cash ever &leO 4 month";
credit. Tor approved negotisble psper.
sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 CO., Aucts
- HDplTlONAL-Will be added to the above sale
10 Hhds Sugar, damaged on the voyage and sold for
account OF whom concerned
TEeMs-Cash. D., M. 4 CO,
mn Il Aucta
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
(Ofiice with Geo. J Sumner, No. 20 Pearl st.)

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BOOKS.
Il STATIONERY, sc AT AUCTION As trus-
tee In deed executed by Lewis l.. Smith, for the
benefit of VIM M. Irbelts administrator, i shall, on
proceed to SELL at the store recently occupied by
said Smith, on Broad street, opposite the Theatre
all the said Smiths stock in trade. consisting OF
Books Stationery, Periodicals, Newspapers &C.. &c ,
of every kind and description.
The sale will be continued until the entire stock
is closed.
TERMs-All sums under $50 cash; $50 and over thst
amount go days credit, for satisfactorily endorsed
negotiable notes.
JOHN w. PENDLETON, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted BY THos. w. KEEsEE, Aut.
tioneer. NH ~
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

PURSUANT to an Order of Court. en-
l. tered in the case OF Williams l. Bro u.s. Marks
shalt to sell at public Auction at the store
OF Cauthorn, on 18th street, on the Esd day of
March. (FRlDAY next at 10 O'Clock A. M the fol
lowing Goods: bbis Vinegar; 2 halcpipes do; IS
2 Measures; ] broken box Herrines part box ground
Coffee; part kox Starch; "a pieces Bacon; bbls Gin
old Whiskey. &c box Soap; 5 bbIs VINEGAR Chr.
dial c.; bbs Cordial, Gin and Whisksy; 10 painted
Buckets bbis Liquor; half pipe Brandy; cask
Brandy. L. WILLIAM
NH 81 SDecial Cou,,r
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IHE RUSSIAN VESSEL IN DISGUISE With re-
gard TO the supposed Russian vessel-of-war In dis
guise, Geographic despatch from Boston sage
Capt Groson. of the ship Saxon reported yes.
terday stated that he did repeatedly ask the sloop
Oh wsrs name, bot that those on board the sloop
avoided his question by sskins others First thew
stated they were from Rio for New York and after
wards from kara for New York He is certain
from the appearance of the sloop that she was of
ioreign build. The oftcers on deck had cloaks on.
with hoods attached to them
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I1E REMOVAL OF JUDGE LoRIEG.-We learn by
telegraph from Boston that the committee of the
Massachusetts Legislature the petition for the re-
nlsvei OF Judge Lorins are divided In opinion. The
majority report in favor of removal which IL sgusd
by four members. minority report signed By two
members, has been submitted against the removal -
The other member of the COMMITTEES did not "a the
minority report, but he is against the removal
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NEW York, March 49, The weekly statemen at of
ofthe City Banks shows the following totals: Loans
1913 100000; specie Sl5000O00; circulation g..
100000; deposits SIT 100000
NEW YoRK. March 19.-The oil factory of Messrr.
kenigan & Dougherty, on Henry street, in this
city, was destroyed by fire this morning The loss
Is not ascertained. There was no Insurance.
NEW YORK, March 10 The Hudson river Is now
free from ice as far the town of Hudson
NEW YoRK, March l9th-The libel assinst the
sesmer massachusetts,, suspected of being concern
ed In hltbusterng expedition, was dismissed to
daV by Judge Hall! the court granting the usual GER
hheate OF there being reliable for the libel
EAST BosToN, March Some Irishmen wound
up st Patrck's day 10 this place by fight in which
Dennis Cronan killed Michsel Murphy with knife
The murderer arrested.
CLEVELAND, March Is.-The motion for a new
trial IN the case of Parks convicted of murder has
been oVerrulsd, and the court has sentenced him to
be hung on the first Friday in June.
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWsl
I'at on Railroad Freicbt,

ALBANY, March 2o.--It ID understood TINT
,'wef,or Clark has sent In messsgeso the
legislature, recommending that tax he inn.
Canals. 'o 'no oeheht vi
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
GROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 22d March, we viii sell at 10
O'Clock, at our auction store an assortment oil GRO
CERES, viz:
Laguayra and Java Coffee
Coffee Sugars
Soap. Candles, Syrup, Salt
Rectihed Whisky; N. E. Rum
Superior Rum, in hhds.
Brandy; Window Glass
Green and Black Teas
Raisins; Preserved Ginger
ALSO-4 PlOughs.
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over 500, A mos. credit,
for approved negotiable paper.
NH 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO., Aucts.
GOO CASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
OUU CAPS AT AUCTION-On WEDNES-
DAY 2sth March, will sell. at 10 O'Clock, at our
auction store
500 cases Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Desirable goods, suitable for the spring and sum-
mer sales.
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over, months
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
NH - Auctioneeu.
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FROM UTAH TKRRIToRY persons have
arrived at independence Mo. who left Salt Lake
cry ON the 9th of February. They report that
Captain steptoe, who was appointed Governor of
utan, has neither accepted nor declined that sta
lion yet. Brigham Young was still Governor de
facso.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

CMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY
- AT AUCTION-Will be s0ld on MONDAY, ID
Apri THAT being Court day in front Of the County
Court House, . small FARM ON the south west side
of the Deep Run Turn pike, about miles from the
cty containing about 63 acres about half Of which
10 cleared and well enclosed and adapted to the cu-
ture of wheat corn, &c. There 10 also also an ex-
eelIsnt meadow which would make fine Ice pond.
The location of the Farm is suitable for country
store There Is small Dwelling and the usual out
houses- =,
with interest added and secured by trust deed
nh 90-ts TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Aucers.
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Nesc York Market. Mar.b On

Ne'c York Markets, March 90.
oo'ton 10 unchanged-lImited business. Flour
'0ii and declining Southern firm Wheat il
ending upwards. with GALES of Southern White
~ - 3oas23s. Corn a tribe higher. Beef uu-
changed, and Pork shade higher.
Inc stock market opened heavy, blu. closed nc
live ~
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NEW SPRING GOODS-CHEAP.

NEW bI ID N U VOODS-ChEAf ,
IN FOR CASH Il return my thanks TO my custo-
mers and the public, for their liberal psrona
extended to me since commenced an exclusive cash
system of conducting the Dry Goods business, and
respectfully sol ict continuance of the same
ing them that every article in my line will be sold at
small profit.
l have just received my entire stock of SPRING
DRY GOODS, purchased at auction and private
sales, upon the best terms and will be sold CHEAP,
FOR CASH. Buyers win find it to their interest to
examine my stock before purchasing, as am deter
mined to sell at prices that will give entire satisac
ton. THOMAS ID. QUARLES,
NH l9-5t 229 Broad at.
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ALBANY, March 2o.-The steamer Oregon
sr,'ved here to- day, from New York, having
o0t through the Ice without much diffic,,ltv
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BY LARUS & SHINE,

I s)00 SPRUCE PINE TREES AT
L ~OO AUCTI o We will sell On To-
morrow, lTHURSDAY.) 22d inst, commencing at u
O'clock. in our alley 1900 beautiful Spruce Pine
Trees OF different sizes, all ia fine condition and Der
chassfs.
Bale without resolve. LAKUS l. sHINE,
nh Il Aaatiouaers.
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BY LARUS T. SHINE

CENUINE IMPORTED CIGARS AT
M AUCTION-On 4 H U r DAY Morning, 20
inst commencing at 10 O'Clock. we viii sell at cur
sales ROOM No IA choice selection of genuine
imported Cigars amounting to 80 600 OF the fiowins
brands:
Luespanola; Cilindrados
Regular Nebagas
Figaros: Aspsnolas
Lsvsnciana; Nicentincs
Operas; Flor de Csbanss
Loadras; choice Emsncipados
The above brands can be relied upon ~ being GEN
min and viii be sold lie lots to suit the Trade. Tho
ssle will be without reserve.
NH 20 LAhub SHINE, Aucts
CTOCK OF GENTS FURNISHING
y GOODS. CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
AT AUCTION -On FRIDAY. the sd instant, COM
msnc.ns at 10 o'clock viii procesd 70 sell at .ac
ton, at the store OF Msssrs. w. =. Adcock Co..
nndsr the American Hotei-tLey being about to de-
cline entire stock consist ng In part
Of Hair Cloth, Nail, Tooth and Crumb Brushes: CT
Tar Cases; Tables Hand Mirrors; Hat Hooks; Boyn'
Gelts; Fine Ssaps; SNUFF Boxes Coat Links; OdeI
Boxes; Lubin's Extracts PerfumsrY.
Also. q beautiful assortment Of Canes.
Also . superior assortment Of Clothing and Fur.
nishins Goodstesether with beautiful assortment
Of Fancy Articles.
The Goods are al esh. having besn rscsntly par.
chased with great care.
Terms cash LARUB SHINE.
NH IS Auekes
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In the suit of Henry O. Weed and wife
against the Panama Railroad Company, to
recover damages for personal injuries in con
sequence of detention on the road, the Jury
IN the Supreme Court of New York have re.
turned verdict for plaintiffs of $4,000.
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INHE HISTORY OF THE HEN FE-
l. YER, by George P. Rurnham SpIendialv II.
ust lsa volume, 12mo Price. Sl.25, bou1d in
chapter rtema:onnitory symptoms of the Fever.
90 90 II n. The The Cochin Chnas," Bubble No. /.
90 II. First Fowl Show in Boston,
90 ~ how Poultry Books are made
90 ~ threatening Indications
DO VI. The Epidemic Spreading
do vi. Alarming Demonstrations.
do VIII. The Fever Working
do TX. Second Poultry Show in Bostop.
do a. ahe Mutual Admira i o Society's
do XXI. Progress of the halady.
do XII. How to manage them
DO Kill My correspondence
DO KY. The other side of the question.
DO Ky KY The Bothsrem's," Bubble No2.
do XVII. The height Of the Fever
do XVIII. Selling Frank Pierce
do KIN. Running it into the ground
do Xxx. One of this Final Kicks
do XXI. The fourth Show in Boston.
do xxi. Experiments of Amateurs
do XXilI. Present to Queen Victoria.
do NV. Ny competitors.
do XVII. Great Pagoda Hen.
do XVIII. "Poiicy the best Honestyn
do xxx. A genuine humbug
do XXX. "Stsnd from underr
do XXXI Barnum In the field
do XXXII. First National" Show New York
do HAAltl. Burning Congressman
do &AXlV. Barnum's innate dtidence.
do NXXV. suppressed speech
do XXXVI The Confidence Man
do XXXVII Essence of humbus
d"AAXvIll Routing the Hucksters.
do XXXiX trump card
do XII. Hold your horses"
do XII. Tricks of the trads.
do XIII. Final death throes
do XIII. Porte Nom ale owe 'em'' CONNIE
do Xiv. The bursting of tbs Bubble.
do KAY. The dead and wounded
do XVI My Shanghai Dinner
NH 20-2t Exchange Bookstore
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The criminal court of Washington has
hned Mr. Magraw one hundred dollars and
costs for his assault on MIR. Hope.
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JSnes Parks has been found guilty of murder In
the arst degree at Cleveland Ohio, for killing VIM.
Bei sson. $3.50
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NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS.-T. r.
IN PRICE CO. have just opened further sup
plies of
Rich summer Silks. Chens, plsids and striped.
Rich Organizes and Jaconets.
Rich printed and plain Bareges,
Mouselaine de Sole and Barege Robes
Organdie ard Jaconet Robes.
Rich Grenadines and all aey stvLes of Dress Goods
New muslin and cambria Collars and Sleeves
Mourning Collars and Sleeves in great variety
Mourning Bareges. Lawns. Ginghams dc to
all of which they invite the attention friends
and customers NH 1876.
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INTERVIEWS WITH Louis NAPoLEoN.-It il an.
nounced in recent Paris letters that immediately on
the arrival OF Van Buren, in Paris from
Italy, hs received prsssipg invitation from the
French Emperor to pay him a visit, with which he
complied, and the two had long interview. The
who has also been visit to Paris has had sevs.
raj interviews, it 10 said. with the Emperor and also
with ths French Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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L. /. BLUES.-Atte

X. L. l, BLUES.-Attend a meeting
mi NEssnaxx company at Lafayette Hall. on WE'D
IT,, sefseents viii summon their sausds
O'Clock. fS'uaiS at quarter to 8
By order of the Captain
iii, ;rno,,,. WIN. II. FRY, Sergeant.
RI. LIMP ,po..ant that every member should attend
De laid before the Company 70 Gil viii
NH 20-2t w ppv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-21
IT 9 a. ROsENBAUM, DEALERS
u IN DRY GuOp6 100 BROAD aTRE 81

y IN DRY GOODS. 100 BROAD STREET
We have opened our new store vith splendid aud
the usual variety of newest styles OF Lades dress
Goods, Ribbons, Embroideries Aoseries and Gloves
with good stock Of mems wear and Linen Goods
and full assortment Of Domestic msnufaotory
Having purchased all goods for cash, 1t very
reduced pricea, and no rent TO pay we are enabled
to ohsr great Inducements to all IN want OF DRY
GOODS.
To tbs public, and to our friends and customers in
particular We return our most sincere thanka for
ct our old stand for the past twelve years We rec
psctfufly solieit continuance OF the same - We
viii use every oxerti0u TO make II their fpteresk n
deal Ut No. 80 BROAD STREET
mh ~ Two doors above 6th