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pAND BoXEs-ieOo dozen at 81 2s and 81 5operdozen,
- ;tt' ~ "'s " NEWHALLf& HUYE,
r,r1a 9r 10 and GO Canal ST., corner of Old leyee.
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sn,,.raut Ala societies.

We perceive that In a late debate in the U. s.
Senate Mr.. Geyer Of Missouri denounced this EN-.
isrant Aid Societies, which had sent armed men
into Kansas to control the elections there. All the
disturbances, he declared had originated in these
extraordinary and unprecedented organizations.
This Is the testimony Of a gentleman to whose
competency and veracity no one who has respect
for his own character can take exceptions Mr..
Gsysr, an eminent lawyer Of ST. Louis, and as a
mas and politician characteristically conserva-
sive moderate and high toned cannot be eonfound.
Cd by the Tribune and Its clique with the "border
ruftans.s And no one knows better than the Free
Soll wireworkers that every word he says ia true.
That party In the free States did not leave emgra
ton to Kansas to take its natural course. 1t or
ganised and equipped armed hordes to overrun
and overawe Kansas, and when the shareholders
resisted this armed attempt ct subjugation, the
cry OF Border Rufasns" MAS raised at once and
even many eredulous Southern people were in
duced TO believe that their own countrymen were
the aggressora. But the true history of the an.
sss difficulties is that given by MIR. Geyer, and he
IL right when he says that to the Emigrant Aid So
slesies may be traced all the trouble in that terri
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81 The statistics of the Massachusetts Legislature
state that one gentleman belongs TO that body
A sale Of sixteen acres Of land was recently
made in Lyons, Iowa, for $4,000
A few days ago 80 male slaves were sold at New
Orleans at an average of S2,4e2 81 each.
Dr. 0restes A. Brownson has taken up his resi-.
dence in New York
The members of the House of Representatives
have contributed $500 to the relief of the poor of
Washington city
Miss M'Makin is now associated with her father
IN the editorial management of the Philadelphia
Saturday Courier. f ~
The Memphis Wing says that wild pigeons are
brought to that market by thousands ever the
Memphis and Ohio Railroad.
Boston lost, in two quarters last year, nearly
half million of dollars by the Eastern war. Her
trade with Russia was cut Off to that extent.
l. NJ Spots, q chair manufacturer at Nashville,
Tenn, was killed in the Exchange there, by pie-
tol shot from man named Lipscomb, with whom
he had . difficulty
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Nicaragua Rampant.

The decree issued by Riyas, nominal ruler Of
Nicaragua and catspaw of Col Walker, suspend
ing diplomatic intercourse with the United States
and recalling Parker H. French, lie excellent. 1t
u the best joke of the season. Ambassador
French may soon be expected to return to his in
dIsnant country. Whether Nicaragua win follow
up this suspension of diplomatic intercourse with
war remains to be seen. We observe, however
that the stock thermometer has not fallen and there
seems to be no panic in commercial circles 1t
would be well enough, however, to fortify the hsr-
Dor Of New York, and the approaches to Washing.
son. A government which acts as promptly as
Nicaragua has done in the recall of her Minister,
might do something desperate-perhaps make an
attack on Washington and carry off old Mr.. Marcy
prisoner successful foray of that kind might
also supply tbs military chest of the Generalssmo
Walker. and render considerable aid and comfort,
publicly and privately, to the patriots of that re-
gson We are sorry to see that the SIcaraguap
Ambassador is obliged to take French leave. .
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY.-The Holly Springs
(Miss) Times gives the particulars of a terrible
tragedy which took place at Chulahom, near
there on the 9TH inst, in which husband and his
bride met violent death. 1t appears that r. T.
Coke, the husband, in fit of insanity, armed him.
self with . revolver, and during the night put an
end to the existence of his wife and himself. The
Times says:
The negro man who made fires In the room,
found the door fastened when he went for that
purpose, at the usual hour yesterday morning
He then tried the door, but all was still inside
Becoming alarmed, he went for the overseer, who
came and found things as reported Upon forcing
open the door and entering, it was perceived that
Mr. and Mrs. Coke were both dead She was lying
In the bed having received two shots through her
head. He was lying near the hearth shot through
the region Of the heart, with a revolver still
grasped in his hand. He was a most worthy
young man, and the awful calamity can be attri-
buted only to insanity, with which his friends be-
lieved him to be afflicted for time previous to
this melancholy affair His wife (1iiss Salle VIII.
son, of Marshall CO., Miss. bride of hut six
weeks. Mr.. Coke is {she third male member of
worthy family who has died violent death with.
In the Last eight or ten years. One, in fit Of in
sanity, threw himself from the deck Of Mississippi
pi steamer, aud was drowned another was slain
by the accidental discharge Of a double.barrelled
shotgun, when starting on camp hunt; and now
we have to record the death Of still another, aud
that Of his fair young wife, by his own hand
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HORRIBLE MCRDER-Wel learn from the Saint
Louis papers that BAIL Ii. Gordon, assistant engi-
neer on the North Missouri Railroad, was murder.
ed few weeks since seven miles this side of
Warranton, in that State. He had been along the
line of the road in company with Mr. Sturgeon
and 5iajor Walker, collecting subscriptions, but
separated from the latter, and returning alone
The murderers supposed be had large amount of
money on his person, and they waylaid him. and
shot him through the head. One of the supposed
murderers represented his name a. May, from the
State Of Kentucky. A reward of $500 has been
offered for their arrest. MIR. Gordon was a pative
of Virginia, in which State he leaves a mother
He was man who was greatly respected and
about 40 years of age.
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asreeiey ON Miss MURRAY.

The n. Y. Tribune Is out In ferocious attack
upon Miss Murrays work on the United States-
That she should presume to breathe word In de.
tsncs Of slavery Is an objectionable sin with the
great champion OF freedom. Il will not detract
from the merits or interest of Miss sfurrays book
that It b assaued by the Tribune. The Tribunes
eoudsmnstion Is equivalent to the approval of the
good and wise. BY. the way. we had supposed
that Greeley was enough of . Woman's Rights
sa 70 treat the gensler seq with a. much courtesy
. be extends u the cavaliers -Rust, fer example
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Republican Movement for the Presiden
tial Canfpaf. -.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-rhe Republican Asso.
citation of Washington is making stenuous efforts
to establish similar societies in every city. town
and village throughout the Union, serving as the
Circular says, ito rally the people and inspire
them with confidence and enthusiasm, and furnish
information necessary to expose and fairly meet
the sophistry of proslavery demagogues-making
the issue of slavery freedom the great question
in the coming Presidential campaign" They de-
sign scattering broadcast documents and speeches,
and have already prepared 10000 copies in Eng
lish and 5000 copies in German of the speeches
and writings of Messrs. Seward, Hale and others
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Return Of Governor shannon to Kansas.
Instructions from the War Department..

wAsHISGToN, Feb. l6.-Goyernor Shannon will
leave here this afternoon, direct for st. Louis,
thence to proceed to Kansas. He will Immediately
remove his Office from Shawnee Mission to lie.
compton, the centre of the prevailing difficulties.
Orders viii be issued from the War Department
this afternoon, and possibly be conveyed to Col
Sumner by Governor Shannon. No doubt they
will be in accordance with the Presidents views
expressed in his special Kansas message and re-
cent proclamation, with the design firmly TO en-
force them. There are 300 troops at Fort Leaven-
worth. and 400 at Fort Riley, to be called out if
circumstances demand.
WASHINGTON, Feb 17.-Giov. Shannon has re-
ceived orders from the President to travel night
and day until he reaches Kansas
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Markets..

BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.-The markets are very dull
Flour unchanged, and sales insignificant. Howard
S7.s7A; Ohio il held at So. Wheat and Corn are
nominaly lower than yesterday, but no sales are
reported, and correct quotations cannot be given
The transactions in Provisions are light, in conse-
quence of a small demand
New YORK, Feb. l6.--Flour is dull. Sales of 1850
bbs Straight State at la; good Ohio, $3.50; South.
ern 1925. Wheat is inactive and quotations are
nominal Com is dropping. Sales Of To- 900 bushels
Western mi n ed at 82 cents ,.....
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1hs I.estslative sessieu.

hsssrs. FLOYD and Epxusps. In the House of
Delegates Saturday gave Il ~ their opinion that
shs session would NOT be prolonged beyond the
sstAAy iSy& Aesssa 0ARsETT and srasARp took
very proper ground IN assuming that il would BE-
ths seasnn duty 81 he Legisisture TO proiong the
ef the Houses could not be acted npon within the
eoestitutionai tern. 40 eeAe 80
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- s1essrs. Editors The voters Of II

rsIessrs. Editors The voters Of hicn-
mnnd viii be called on, in May next to elect snsr
if for the ensuing two yesrs IN the place OF :. ~
10 tbe notice of the voters of Richmond tho name OF
p p WINSTON, who has acted IS deputy nsnn-
Der Of years to the entire satlsfacton on every
who has had business with the once Let as AL eSin
in and give old Paul rift
12-1fs
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- 49, ~ z.
Mineral Wealth Of vtrxinia.

The Pennsylvania publishes an article on this
subject twice, because the first edition containing
h WA exhausted before the demand was supplied,
thus preventing says the Pennsylyanisn, many
who were anxious Of possessing this record of the
vast wealth and growing prosperity of the .Old
Dominion from doing So" The great resources
Of Virginia seem to be every where more highly
appreciated than by herself
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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED DIVINE Rev.
Worthington Smith, d. D., the late President OF
the University Of Vermont, a gifted scholar and
eloquent preacher, died at st. Abans, W. on " ed.
nesdav last
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Later from Mexico,

b NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l5.-The steamer Texas
has arrived from Vera Cruz with dates to the lth
inst. Gen. Tamares had captured Puebla and was
fortifying it to resist Comenfort, who had sent
troops against him.
Con. Uraga had been defeated by the govern
ment troops. 1e.-... a=ls as-'r
1t was said that Tamares vas out of funds.
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Opening Of the Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO, Feb. l6 Yesterday Parliament was
opened with a speech from his Exeellency the
Governor General. The speech stated that $50
miles of railroad are in working order, and $50
miles more win be In the same condition be-
fore next year Measures have been taken to Sc
cure line of steamships from st. Lawrence to
England. The finances of the Government are
said to be in satisfactory state. large decrease
In the receipts of custom duties has been caused by
the Reciprocity Treaty with the United States,
but the apparent loss is more than compensated
by the increased commerce between the two coun
tries Should it please God to establish firm and
honorable peace, Canada viii rejoice at the termi
nation of the European War.
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DAINTING..PA Al NTI n G..-Thc under
Il signed is now prepared to do HOUSE PAINT
ING and has engaged the services Of first rate work
He assures his friends OF his determination to
devote his whole attention TO this business, and SIGN
as well az ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, and that
none but the best materials viii be used, and fair
Of Dispatch Office, Bnford Dickinson & Wesiger,
Wsls's Shoe Store, opposite st. Charles Hotel, in
the First Markell House, Bon Ton Bakery" 18th
street and in fact all over town-he took the first
premium at the last mechanical Fair" and knows
his work and prices will compare favorably with any
others in the business Hoping to receive shaze of
patronage, he asks those that require any kind of
painting to give him call. -
Wanted Boy as an apprentice and two good
House Painters r. w. ALLEN
as ~-4 18th ST., between Main and Bank st..
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Western NAVIGATION,

CHICAGO, Feb l5.-The Mississippi river is sti
closed above Cairo but is navigable TO New On
leans. The Ohio river is open to Smithland.
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UIEU

On CANDLES Hill. on Saturday, 18th inst, Mis-
ELIZABETH j. TINNEY, in her nth year =.
On Saturday. 10th inst, af the resissnse o. nel
she iste Rev Edward Foxes Of Charles City comfy
Alter abort psrlaytis attacks the 900 ysx o. mo-
are. : sssss ess. 49, . So
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LOST.


II OST...At the Commercial Dinner q
IL servant carried off Black Cloth OVERgoAT,
which was lined the inside with black silk; the
sleeves were lined with red silk in of the pockets
was pair of kid gloves nearly new. Information
which will lead to recovery will be suitably re.
warded by PUhCELL, LADD ",
, fe5 Drugglsts w MAN street
p SIT is not supposed that the servant had any
improper intention, but that he does not know to
whom to return the coat. Gentlemen whose
wants were at the dinner viii please direct their at
tention to this advertisement r., L. 4 Co.
r OsT..On 9Th street, between 81. James'
IL Church and Duval street, . Plain Gold BRACE
LET; for which the finder viii receiver Q suitable
rewa I'd by leaving it at the store of .s.,5 .
ia 16-9t* F. t.3 PARKER, MIN MO ACO- -
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CANDIDATEs FOR OFFICE.

- 70 the Voters Of the City Of Rich.
xeSp II an, candidate for the office of SerEesnf Oh
the Civ of Richmond Hsyne discharged the euiie =
~ the Office fatter myself that am quahhed 70
an the same aud hope 70 receive your votes Al tne
next ees,'oa JAMES L. BRAY.
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NTEW BOOKS, AT J. w. RANDOLPH6'S
~ BOOKSTORE, No. I2l Main street
THE Sacred Poems and private elaeuissionn OF nen-
rvVauahan with memoir OF Rev. H.F. Lyle
poETfCAL Works of DR.. John Dome, with q mo
coITnN 4 Fitch's Modern School Gsosraphy-75c.
PRESTONS Tables Of Interest, at 5, and per cent
-S5. sstss $500 f5s lt -.e
RosWELL,S Life of Johnson--$l5o =.
FEBRUARY No. Southern Literary Meseenger.<oe'
JANUARY No. Blackwoo6s Edinburgh magazine.
BJRKE,S Works, volume 5th--$ h
sMyTH,S Lectures on the French Revolution, vol
GREEK Romances, Heliodorous, Longus, Achii Ts-
oUiNTILLIAN'SI Institutes of oratory, volume l.
VIRGINIA History of African Colonization, BY Rev.
p Slsuglter---50 cents.
AMERICAN Almanac. lS56---$l.
CATHOLIC Almanac, l856---25 cents.
MACAULY'S England, volumes e I'LL
TTTST HECEIVED at O,NEILL'S BOOK
j STORE AND LIBRARY, q splendid assortment
of Italian French and German Prayer Books; CONF
pri.iug in part, the following:
La Via Del Paradisco, Giornata Del Chnstiano, II
Eiore Di Divozioue, Paroissen Roman, Formulate
De Grieres Tresor Eucharistique, La Journee Du
Chretien. -~z4- e.-
Likewise, the following Histories: .e
Historic de Louis XIV.
Do de La BretaQue.
Do de Francois a- v
Do des Croisades. -f q IS .--..f1.- : = - :
With an assortment of Prayer Beads Medals, Cru
eiixss, Pious Pictures, &C., &c.
Broad street, next door to Broad Street Hotel.
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Arrival of the Arabia mt Halifax.

HALIFAX, Feb. Is, 1s56-The British mail
steamship arrived here at midnight from Boston,
and sailed again at eco A. NJ, for Liverpool.
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The bsnk oassti0n .assumed more tsngibis
nsn On saisrday, saa the .dises,ssicu viii now be
49, - Propositions, until u Is disposed IL 4Sss
81 sssT g1 szs@f 8f sesss
s@F7ee seia .ssssssNs. issass aE 5assff
- 8 49, - 49,. - -. :.
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On Thursday evening, gsh: lAfk III the ~ - D5
5teSell Mr.. HENRY MYERS . Miss Man y
3fIDSOg ali Of this city.
RI Norfolk and Baltimore pe1ers rlsfss sopy.
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NEW BAKGAINs PER EXPKEss.-.

NEW BARGAINS PER- EXPKESS..-
so pieces superior Irish Linen at 81 and so cts
Embroidered Curtain Muslins, 2i cts. per ward; Kid
Gloves, SHE; Ladies Hose, l2ac; 1000 yds Swiss and
Cambria Edsines and Insertinss; Muslin and Cambria
Bands; Linen Bobbn Edgmg, 6ic; Thread Edg;ngs,
best make Of bleached and unbleachea Shifting and
Sheetng. @
Persons in want of good aud chesp Goods wi find
them at j. MILLHISER BROS.
fe is l4s Broad street.
UCTION BARGAINS..-You can pur.
"A chase at GOLDSMITS cheap Trimming and
Fancy store 2o5 Broad street. the greatest bargains
that can be had in this city, he has Just purchased
large lot of goods at great sacrifice. 1900 yards
White Cambrics yard and half wide at Is cents
worth 50 cents; $50 yards Checked Swiss Muslin IS
cents would be cheap at S75 cents 900 yards color
ed Embroidered Swiss Muslin at Is CENTS worth A
500 yards White Figured Swiss at l8s cents cheap
81 handsome Emb Curtain Nnsins at i2i cents.
Capes at IS and 57t, worth double the money
Collars at SO and 624 cents very cheap; extra fine
plain Swiss Muslin at p cents worth S7t cents La
dies Blue Mixed and Black Cotton Hose cd boys
heavy Woelen half Hose at i7i cents cheap at IS
with lots OF other gre t bargains. >- ~
te 10 Z. G0LDsMIT, 2o5 Broad st.
EHAVING sUAPs.-suerlnin's Ambro-
litary Soap; Pivera sopephane, and Pinaud's Rose
fsis RENNETT. Beers FISHER.
C0RN MEAL, Tor famiIy a.e, may, be
for sale by. fei2 J.J. FRY
nR. MARCHlsIS' UTERINE CATHO-
- LICAN-For che cure of Flour Albus, Prolapsus
Uteri &c. This composition. called Uterine Crtho-
licon Is the remedy for all these cases. Certificates
innuEersble. To be had at
9 fe4 Druggists, 10th and Main SITS.
0LD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
" superior quality, In store and for sale by
SELDEN & MILLER,
fe IL Corner Pearl and Gary streets.
EROUND PLAsTkR, No. 1, branded BY
~ the State Inspector for this city.
Peruvian No. Guano iusnecteG in chi. c;t. e.
sale by DAVENPORT. ALLEN Go. :
TUsT KECEIvED BY zDAIl,s 4 C1Y- -
y ExPRESS:-GARDEH sEED-A fun suppiy Of
all kinda for sale In papers or bulk We are paving
particular attention to this department of ar br,
ness, having hand every kind Of erder, sssJ 9th
some OF the Held Seed suitable to cur climate w.
respectfully solicit call from Guxdeuers E
&c. W C. BATTAILE nnx s.sAesA
corner b-osd snl 9Th sts
NJ SHAD.--3O bhia. prime No. S613
Tor sale very low, to close invoice Nv c on
Ie a WOMBLH & CLA}Roprr
RICH MOND GROUND PT11;TFV-
cl.toros ,rGnna' from selected Lump At John Il.
Canal boats car load at the mill with !, .~,on.s
ooss. Farmer can be mppied bv ssnsrl.. ss 9
oats 20 the niii. For sale by = ssAsss snen
sN woMfLE Z CT AfBuRNr
A WILT VIII III nkIAhA ,Y..-4 ISis p.Fe Isle q
- - -------- CRENsHAwa q. CO.
MOUNTAIN CLOvER sEED.-551 Ta.T.
:. -.Innls. ioE sAle By 81 J. j. FRY. =
GLOVER HEED-T0s 7I-. ]
feedunS and Tor ssis By ffs 81 ID u fRY'
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w- Il r. Chase, NJ. D., HOmcopathist.;-
Offcs l67 Main street, opposite the Exchange BANK
Richmond. Va. JeS--
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MARINE NEWS


CRY PofNT, Feb. 14.-Arryed: Steamer James
town. Parrish, twelve hours from Norfolk. Eneoun.
tered much ice in the river.
v schr. 1sllego, Smith, seven days from New York
with assorted cargo for Richmond
l5th-Of Jordan's Point Lighthouse Hsna.
yer, WhiPpie, sailed I'd January from New York
Has been ice bound since she came into the river
The Ice here extends from shore to shore.
l2o,cloek, M.-The schr. B. Watson, CONSUMED Ia
Dunlop, Moncure Co.. Of kichnond, 10 discharrins
.ugar and uolasses portion Of her cargo, 10 20 up
s. y. Railrosd, thence 20 Richmond ~-ss
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS. --Theee wsr.
chants who may have goods on board Of yesssls
Or steamers now at City Point are hereby informsd
that they can get them to Richmond by ths cits
Point and Richmond aud fstersburs rsiIros6s ~
soss not exceeding % eenis for leo lbs for groceries
and not exceeding for 100 lbs for drr saoS.
Inc ludins drayaee IN Petersburg &c
THOMAS DODAMEAD
:. - ls-o. Superintendsnt r. & r. q. Il.
OAF sGGAK.-.S1aarfS. Loaf 49, :.
~ store, tor sale by
f Is - WINSTON / POWERS.
GA0UND PLAsTER..-50fe tens RicHrSe.1
uround Plaster IN store, for sale bv =
50 8 WINSTON POWERS
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oIs a01 a ona Money mora stringent !.
From Kansas.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Letters continue 20 be
received in this city from Kansas stating that the
determination Of each party in the territory Is to
carry through their respective purposes. The
letters predict that armed collisions viii ensue un
less the federal government promptly interposes.
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g1- The Greatest Medical Discovery Of
the AGE, IS AYERS CATHARTIc FILLS. 900
They don't help complaints, but they cure them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases OF Scro-
fila. .Et r. s r
Two Boxes have cured Eryspolas. go
One Box always cures the Jaundice. -
Three Boxes are sure 70 cleanse the system from
Boils-often less than one does It.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst of Ill
GERS on the legs
Small does seldom fail to cure the Piles
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from
the body. ....t-,.,,z.. lsF : -s...l-.-- :.
more or less afflicted with this scourge.s
As gentle Physic they have no equal. e.E
s. One Box cures arrangement of the Liver.
half Box cures q Cold. - ....s.a
They purify the blood and thus strike at the foun-
dation of every disease
As q Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the
world.
They are purely vegetable, aud can do no harm
but do accomplish unaceountable amount OF good
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LAID CO., Wholesale and
retail, Richmond, Va. - ~ 10 S-eod&c@m
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xHI. ARH1C 193yo1
REPoRrEDw HOR THE~DfsfAFcHr ss
s i "a Is LxSER 1FRoM MINORS.
ARRIVAL or THE rsSApa.
uoraxNo or THE PACIFIC.
THE PEACE PROSPECTS, FRIGHTENING.
Tire vrI..ius steamer Pacific.

HALIFAX, Feb 1.-The steamer Canads, with
dates from Liverpool to the 2d Of February, has
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cash NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Dash NOTlCE-BARGAlNS
OFROM AUCTION.-Specisln notice to the Ladies'
purchased large amount of the goods of tho late
concern of Messrs Willingharn, Elicit Co., at
fourth their real value to-day, viii offer them to
our friends and cash only such prices
az will not only satisfy but sstonish. NOTICE-Be-
rage Serge at 81 cents worth 25 cents Black and
White French Ginghams at Ia cents worth Is cents
Mixed Msrino Hose at 25 cents. worth 80 cents;
solid color Cacoes ats cents, worth l2a cents Ta
BILE Danasks at IS cents, worth 81; very fine do at
ST. 25 worth $175,and all the other goods the
proportion All lovers of good and cheap goods,
most respectfully invited to call and notice this stock,
which has been set apart from the general stock.
q -s-a' 80 - c. A. GWATKIN, NJ
Se IS sz Opposite Exchange Bank.