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The German "RICHMOND ADVERTISERS,
b. MAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at SO per Annum,
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
ra ,.v s reasonable
,re OFFICE: 1913 MAIN STREET.
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DIED.


In this city, on MONDAY morning, 9Th instant, of
paralysis, Mrs. SALLY GRANGER. In the 18th year
of her age. o.,
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her son, Thomas j. Dunnavant, in the town of Syd.
new thisssftsrnoon at O'clock. The friends and
acauaintances of the family are invited to attend
without further notice.
r. Petersburg papers please copy.
On Monday morning, 9Th inst, SARAH ELIZA
BETH, daughter of Washington L. and Martha
Rock, aged 2 years and month. 10 t-= -sH-e- 3,
The friends and aequaintancss requested to at.
tend the funeral this morning at ii O'Clock, from the
residence of her father Union Hill.
On Sunday morning, March 9TH. at The residence
of VIM F. Richie, MARGARET JULIA GREY
10, phan,) IN the 2ist year of her age
The friends of the family invited to attend her
funeral from the Monumental Church, On Tuesday
afternoon March 9th, at O'Clock. ct
At the residence of Mr.. Geo larry, in Meckleu-
burg county, Saturday, the Sd inst, MARY EA-
TON. infant daughter of Mr. III Z. C. Baskery:ll, in
the Attn year of her age.
Her remains have bsen brought to this city for it,
terment, and the funeral will take place from the
residence Of her father on FranhIn street, this
{Tuesdsy) mo ming at II O'Clock The friends of the
family are invited to attend,
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MARINE NEWS.
roRr or RICHMOND, March 1
ARRIVED.

Steamship jamestown, Parrish. New York, rs,dss
and passengers.
Steamship City ofRiehmond. Mitchell, Philaasl
phs. mdse and passengers
Steamer Rslvidere. Pritehard. Baltimore, mdse.
Lmdis1a Il Watson.
sshr 0aliego, A. Smith. New York. 5 days, mase
sshr ]; Deputy, Wsipsmose. Philadelphia
sshr Firm, Smith, Philadelphia. coal, j. w
Coiqiitt l. Co -. -
: Son. -Four Sisters Trowsr, oherry.tone, oat. 10
sehr. Star Lawson, chsrrsstone. Oata. Worth,
sshr; Elizsksth Dasy, Trover. chsrrystone oats,
schr, Perseverance,, Wyatt; Back River, oyster,.
SAILED
s.saus,llp fsnn.Ylvania, ha5moss, phltasslphi.,
sohr. Jehn Beatty, Metsost. rhi,aa, sobt. s@s., 8
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BLAcKwooD. We have the February
number of Blackwood from Mr.. WooD-
HOUSE 1t contains Part III. of Zaidee-Scha-
myl and the War in the Caucasus-Revela-
tions of Snowman The Lite of Lord Met
calfe-The Story of the Campaign, &c.
The Revelations of a Snowman" is a ire
mendous skinning of Barnum and his book
So that now Barnum has reached the highest
round of that literary eminence to which he
aspired He is embalmed in Blackw ood.-
Barnum does'nt care fig for the manner in
which the embalment is performed-he had
as lief his determines were exposed as hid
den. All that the prince of humbuggery, who
dwells at Iranstan, desires, is notoriety, ant
now he has got it. Unlike most of his pro
fession, after he had reached the highest poin
in the humbuggery of the Snowman, he as
pred to Literary notoriety, and he has gotter
that He has fairly run the gauntlet, and ha
wing received the coveted lashing of dali,
and weekly and monthly journals by the
score, even old Blackwood has stepped down
from his tripod, and bestowed mark upon
his back. How delicious will be the sensa.
ton of this last inf1iction-it is to our man OF
humbugs, "the last best gift" of fame, and
he will now possibly be content to repose on
his laurels.
Blackwood objects to the term popular. !"
employed in the preface to the London edi.
ton of Bsrnum' book, with reference to his
standing in this country and very Justly
remarks, that THE writer of the said preface
is by no means master of synonymes, and
that he confounds popular, which is one
thing, with notorious, which is another
We quote the following passage, near the con-
clusion Of the article:
"If We could enter with any thing Ike . feeling
Of sea, INTO the relations Of this shameless book.
We should he Inclined 70 trest It's publication a. The
noes daring aoex which the author has vet perpe
sr.!ed ueoe thc Psolic But h has insrired ne win
nonmg nut sensations Of disgust for the frsnds
wnlsn uarfai6s, amsxement at its a,dsrisv
,oeehlng tor ~ adherence for tha rnn.s
oosiqehy wnich eetrAys, and sincere pify for ,ha
wfeecheo man who complied it. He has Ia r. a.
ing sor ~ woTA enemy 20 do. for he has fssri. 81.
nessed himself No snclean bird Of prey. s. ~
Iesominsousiy % The door Of barn. can pressns
lore hsmilisslng spectacle than Phiness Ts.so.
ssfasa, = = sppssrs b his aatobiography.
&c. Roas. - Old ard proninsaa cis,zeu of p.,.
uoore, ID lose eunlav. s
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cuRE rIas-REAp,

MoRE To THE SICK THAN GoLDs-From enc OF
the most re spe ctsbie Druggists 10 South Csrons:
:. -.ts CHARLESTON, 8 C Sept. 81. 1883.
Nessrs Mortimer l. Monbray The sale OF your
HAMpToNs VEGETABLE TIscTuKE Is increasing ev-
ery das and every title sold recommends this vau.
abe medicine the afflicted. Several OF our plant
success and are getting it by half dozsus. 1t has
been fouod be the st remedy for heunatie
4ffections ADD a wonderful cure has been performed
on a negro boy suffering from fits | will furnish
YOU with number of certificates, IL Won wish them.
am gentlemen yours w. g, TRoTT.
Call and get pamphlets gratis and see cures OF
Cough, Bronchitis Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Dyspep-
sis Nervousness and General Weakness. As fe-
msle medisipe, or for delicate children. we believe
it qua led -.
Sod IN Richmond by o. A. STRECKER and PUR
CELL. LADD Il CO., and by all the Druggists In
9et~rsburg and elsewhere. Call and get Psmphletts
gratis. NH 6-dActs
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CHARTER ELECTIONS.

To THE V oTERs OF RICHMokD.-Ur.
DABNEY A. TRIcE, the fearless champion OF the peo-
plcs will be voted for of the Deieg
TO represent the city of Richmond in the next
House of Delegates. In these days, when pion
of the deepest dye is stalking abroad masked as it is
more compstant to beard the underground burrow-
and bring to light their covert designs to drive
the reptiles to their dark recesses and put the Light
of day on their black arts. The Doctor is able de-
rights of the people. Without regard to parties
brin ging to light the rascaes Of the partzsn wire
workers OF both of the polt cal parties tbs
crisis demand the services of man OF his patriot
isIn--one who goes for the right, iIde pendent of
party considerations He has spent several years OF
Black Hawk war; served With distinction under Gen.
Dodge and will, if elected to the Legislature, do
more for the city of Richmond than any man can
send. NH 6-1t* MANY VOTERS. f.
A CgR D-To MY FELLew-cITIzEss
WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF PARTYI-At the EARNEST
olci&stion of many friends in various parts of the
city, who think deserve better situation than the
one now hold, most respectfully announce myself
candidate at the ensuing municipal elections, for
conferred on me, | pledge myself to employ the
most competent assistants, W hch will enable me to
discharge the duties with entire satisfaction the
public. beg leave also, at this time, to notify my
friends that the duties of the humble Office / now
hold in the Police department, will deprive me the
this time and the election. l must therefore be con.
tent to commit my interest into their hands trust
ing that the day of battle they will appear the
polls in strong phsianx, and cast their for
who has through rain hail aud snow and served
them so long fer such small remun Grafton.
Respectfully, your friend
And feliow-ctizsn. IS
nah lid CLEMENT WHITE.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
BLEEDIsa OF THE Luras.-RALEIcH, n

C Fsb 1875
Mrssrs Mortimer L Moicbvay. -I do hereby certfsy
that ab ut twelve months age wss taken with g.
we're hemor hase Of the lungs, and had four attacks
az IT, I ~. advised 10 try Or HA-PToH's y1GE-
TABLE TiNcruRE procured one bottle. ana a.te'
taking " hch wns satisfied that was much better;
ard that after fating he fourth bottle was entirely
vel. ard now enjoy ~ good hesish as ever eid
in my life. can. end do without the iesst nesita
a, reronms nd the Tincture ai persons afflicted
Ia my way. ~ ,,,
iuuss. ''EO. w. VEAkLSf.
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NoTloE AN adjourned meeting of I he
St. Andrews Society,"" of this city, viii be held on
THURSDAY, 9th March current, at O'Clock in the
evening in the room ever Buffers Simons Book
store, on Main street. The names of persons pro-
posing, ami ad INVISIBLE to mbsrship will then be
received or may be left with the undermined prior
TO the me eiug CHAS. g. SAWYER
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PoLLARD's RHEUMATIC AND BONE LINZ
MENr-We have known this liniment to be tried
in several cases lately with marked success. Iii,
especially valuable in ehiiblains, which it relieves
very promptly. We consider it one of the very
best lnnents that Is manufactured See adver-
tisement,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

FATE OF Bills BEFORE CoSanv.. A..
adjournment. the House rejected the se,.,. An,
,ol INC TURNER settlement of the claims OF Reyo.
iutionary Officers Tor half pay for life. The Senate
OIL Tor the protection Of Uoted States officers Is
tao discharge Of their duties under the fugitive
slave oct wsa not even taken up Several u. Ss..e.
Marahals 10 Pennsylvania and other States .re
nov prosecuted In State Courts for aidieg In tho
arrest OF fugitive ssves Itis generally believed.
sowsser' that tho bin could not have pssaed.
.aHs = sns next Congress h may STAND ! bessxr
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DIscHARGED-J Ryan, charged with
threatening to assault and beat Thomas Lillis came
before the Mayor yesterday, and after undergoing
an examination, was discharged
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AUCTION NoTIcE. a ttention is solicited
t, our sale of Dry Goods &C., this morning, st 10
O'Clock. See dverisement
NH 6 LARUs l. SHINE, Aucts.
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ARRIVALS Al THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY. - -

AMERICAN HOTEL-W 4 Tallerv. Tenn; w
Board ATbsrst; johnson, Williams. Phiis;
Va w H Perkins. Il Phillips, 5 ii Mitchell Buck.
tie ssss% m sRss Hfst + f Fdsa kr Pc
land; North0p ard lady L l. Brady, L S Lawson,
n Y; j Micxerson Capt w Taylor al r Roberts.
M91 Is. BSstsn Ghesser; Amsli9
rick. 4 nj w Clark, ford, ~ Map, Richmond; A
B Gamble; l. L Cheeve.s, BAH; Y White.J III An.
detson. d BaliertoE, Washington: E w Ross, New
ara; W Winston FL Mattiugly, r &. 4 R; Mr.
ana Mrs Wayne. Fl Ammis, N Y; R K Peters, l.
r Mathews, Cumberland Il l. Preston, DAnviIle;
ID Gambia Goochsnd.
EXCHANGE HOTFL-R NJ Balls, Norfolk; w D
MeCrans, Farmvilie L. w Turner Va; 5 Baton, DR.
Gresham, Phi; G Hobson, F w ChamherlaYne
Richmond; l. Fariss Ale; w Tcwnes j Il Roys
ter. MeckIenburg;-E w Bonney, X M Kennedy. S C;
RMoh nney. Sau Francsca; f Howard, Nan gstuck;
Handler, g.; Dawson, j Clarke, Pese; j L
skier Y; R nj Graves. Louisa: Graham, Lsxinr-
tor; {. Carroll vs.; Mauek, Boston;J { Pettis,
Mss Mss pe@ ISL. sosgin' Mayragt Va Dudley
Newark: II E Merritt, w Starse, Univ of Va; Di
J A Briees s Lee jr, Norfolk: sturdavant,
Richmond; w Mayo; 4 Holman, Goochland; b
Ousries, Louis L Mckenzie, Ala, d Fuuston. Alex;
d Cqspmen. w Dossett Univ OF VI; 3 Wood,
Clopton Chas City; Mrs Beaseu, Mr. Duke and lady,
N y; W TickneT, Boston c CIicker, w 5 Tue,
burg; w Wells and lady. Mis-. Noys, NJ Nassst a
b~oth, w inniss y; w B Reynolds and s, is-
dies Bos;on; Or Il Fl Ch,lds and lady, Burch and
lady, Pittsfeid f Snowden. d Smith, Alexa; Mis-
Dew and daughter. King Queen; Thos Dunn.
Carolinc; nj Seldep. PoWhatan Gel + McMnilen
We; Hon Taylor Tenn; VIM Powell, Miss; R NJ
Paige, Ab ngdon; NJ M Lacy, Miss
COLUMBIAN HoTEL-E Fl Hooper, N c. DR. r
A Clement Bedio5d; ] Il Finch, Pete,sbe; j j Tins
ley, Pittsyivanis; T Sims. Mobile: w D sfanch,
Lynchburs; Barkstale Boston; w g Gu bridge
J I'll ChdTess, Va; J w Abfahaus Rockbridse; w
L Chesthan, & R; A Obenchsin Danviiie; B
Swift, Roekingham; T eek. Found GAP; III Nj
Cargo. Florida; Collier, Grant, Guyandotte; DIR
Gay, Chss City; w + Rice. XIV.
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AUCTION NoTIcE-Mr VIM A. Bur
TIERS, having had much experience Salesman,
wi give s personal attention to the sales of public
and private Libraries Books, Stationery, OIL Paint.
ings Eugravings, &c. r..
BUFFERS 4 SIMONS,
Booksellers and Stationers, l57 Main az.
Fo Il milf
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THE WEATHER-aftrr delightful spell
has at length changed, with prospects of a storm.
Yesterday the streets were literally enshrouded Ia
dust. --------
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IN0 DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran on

lM DOLLARS REWARDED off
49, on the 9Th February last, my Negro Man
hobERT, VINO is a spare made man, about 80 years
head. and wears small moastache; 10 q negro CT
senteei appearance, dresses we'll, and Invariably
black cloth cloak. As he has variety OF good co-
thing asd having left portion of 1t At his room.
an not certain aa to description OF clothing he
RED With tim. The above reward will Sc paid II
taken out o. the State; fifty dollars IL taken within
oae hundred miles OF Richmond, or twenty-five dol.
expenses paid il secured In ,a,l or delivered to Mr..
john Il. Dreamer OF RichpQ TO whom be v hired
Tor the present year, ~ . tl3e3c6o hand.
= MARIA ID. ANDERSON.
1 kmh FIN RaAyer Dam. Hanover CO.. VA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

SETTLED The summons against Peter
Natalie, for selling ardent spirits Browns Island
was yesterday damissed by the Mayor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

Bound OyER.-Charles B. Brooks, char
ged with beating negro woman was held 10 bal
to be of good behavior, ia the sum OF $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

EASY STAGEs-Mr. G. M. Chesbrough,
lady and servant, arrived here from New York, on
Wednesday last, having travelled all the way by
the overland route in carriage drawn by two
horses They remained here until yesterday alter
noon, when they started for Petersburg, en- route
for Charleston, intending to travel the entire dis
| ran hy lard F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

THE HENs1o County CouRT commenced
its March term yesterday. No criminal business
was transacted,
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PASSENGERS per Steamship jamestown

PASSENGERS per Steamship Jamestown,
l.. Parrish mester from New York, yesterday:
TT Graft, Ii GRAY. lady and children j Scar.
ing and lazy. Mira IL Wolfe, Misc Wolfe, Fl @
Wolfe Miss H.mmond, NJ seure, lady and chldn.
w Souierly and lady, r Ii Poindexter and lady r.
Cooley, J RUSSELL, Al iss E Gill, ] Leigh and
sister. d. Briggs, Lee Hudges, JJ,Willans w
b Sorey, Wtaslow, ] O'Neal L Sullivan, Perry.
9 D Noon, w Geran, Mira Day, Mrs Rowe and son.
Miss G Turney, Mrs w ThaGe, Murrell, lady and :
children, Post, Vanname, G. fohnaen, J Butia 1t
d Lynch. Il. 1t Col Cofess, @ Norton, w Me.
Comb, Cslyea. II George, w w Clarke Lit } G
Bradford USN, A Chick, u N, = Ghiereiie NJ Me-
Connell g Wright, Whitney, Hearsc c III Stod.
dard, q w Hnusmsn, and 81 in Storage.
Exchanged signals with steamship Roanoke Sun.
day morning, 81 o'clock 10 miles south of the Della.
ware N
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CouNTY TAxEs-As this is the year for
the sale of land for taxes in Henfico county those
who own real estate, but have not yet paid their
tax bills for 1854, may themselvess vast deal
of trouble by calling the Sheriff and his deputies.
at the county court house. some day this week and
settle Attention to. this matter at once may save
much annoyance in future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

m bought OF PAuLUS
IN FEuERRACHER the stock Of goods Ia hs
store On Bread srsets between 9th snd I'D strsets
Jacob Walner, my agent--purchascs TO be made for
cssh cnfv or by MY spscisl oFfer = Il.
NIB G--1ts MARTIN ARNOLD.
ILAsSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL. 18th. batwesn Marshail and Clay ~
Mr. BAAsETT having sivss up I'll idee 81 ro-
tisiax from the School We think va can OFFER ma.
ID Il inaaee msnte 10 any who MAY feel disposed %
tho trim Is
NH 6v-2.s MONTAGUE nA18ETT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

WAS HIN g TON IRVING'S NEW
w BOOK -WALFERTS ROosT, and othsr
papers. now first collected by Washington Irving;
SATIRE AND sATIRIsTs. By james Hannay.
Price Is els.
CAsAs DE ESPANNA, or Going to Madrid via
Barcelona. ] vol, Price 80 cts
ALONE. Ninth edition, just received. Price
S125
MY NOVEL. By Bulwer. New cheap edition.
IS cents.
THE HEiREss OF BELLEFoNr. By Finer.
son Bennett so cents.
SOCIOLOGY FOR THE SOUTH. By Geo. Fstz.
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. HIS COURT AND
FAMILY, BY the Duchess D'Abrantes. 2 son.,
LAS CASES MEMORIES OF THE CAPTIVE.
TY OF NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA, in vol.
THE INITIALS. New edition. Cloth 81 IS.
CAMPBELLlSM E EXAMINED. By Jste--
Cloth 81.
MEANINGS WITH JESUS By Rev. VIM. JAY.
Si25 wy
81 Is fsl''
"A SOUTHERN HOME. BY lady of Virginia
LIFE AND BEAUTIES OF FANNY FERN -
Prise ST.
RICHARD THE LION HEARTED. By DR..
Hawke. Is cents.
just received and for sale by A MORRIS,
NH 6--St M Main srrast
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

We understand that the Lecture Room
Of st psuis Church win be open for dIviac sGr>
yicctwice . week during the senson Of Lent; on
"wednesday nights, and on Fridays 1t nqen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

The Legislature of New York has passed
an act which has been signed by the Govern
or, authorizing the taxation of non residents
doing business in the State. 1t is conectur-
ed that it will increase the municipal revenue
of the city of New York, about million of
dollars! .... -.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

We are indebted to Hon. j. NJ. Mason,
for copy of his speech on the declaration of
the British and French governments, that
they had come to an understanding upon all
questions of policy through the globe. Mr.
Mason maintains that there has been evineed
in both seas, the Atlantic and the Pacific,
commencing many years ago, and brought
down to a very recent period joint policy
on the part of the English and French, for
reasons undisclosed by them, to interfere in
matters with which the American people be-
lieve they have no right to interfere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-06

r -nsenMOND MARKExs. Hdfch s, 1856.
FLOUR No cbsngs, bst msrtet Arm Ordinary
,.pesf;ne aadt917a; good % Is: extra % so.
WHEAT.-yPrifns v hite e2.1ns prime red % 05.
CsiRN-s5z1e74 cents per bushei.
OATg-Hase advanced 6alsJ have bean made
ser the cargo At 60 cts. psr bushsl.