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80 FOX LIVERPUOL...The frat class
90 ship ELLEN MARIA, now on her passage
from Phiadelphato City Point, where abe
will BE- loaded without delay.
For freight of Tobacco or Flour. apply to
ie 19-eodtf PALMER CI,OPTON.
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tDOLLARDS RHEUMATIC lINIWENT
l. Some remarkable cures performed by this Lini-
ment have come under our especial notice of late,
and among them will mention the case of Mrs.
her bed for more than week by rheumatism and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEUMA-
JOHN W. POLLARD,
.7@ssfs& Druggist 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
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pOMADEs..Amssg them same beautiful
IAff1iLEs bns nd cbsnss.l ssos.
je25-H Corner IN ~ 1snei -
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GARD TO THE rUBLIC.s

Our friends and the public are respectfully informed
that Mr. NATHANIEL CARUSI has been appointed
our sole agent for the sale of Piano Fortes in
Richmond and its vicinity. AL purchases made of
Mr. Carua are guaran eed to De, both in cheapness
and excellence, upon a par with those obtained di-
rectly from mandatory in Boston; and we can,
with the fullest confidence, recommend ito all des-
rous of purchasing of Instruments) the above
named gentleman az one upon whom implicit ret-
ance can be placed. CHiCKERIN6 4 SONS.
BOSTON, Anil 4. ,56. 80 u - = y. lie 6--eolmH
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lACkSON,S EXCE1.SlOk BlTTEks...
y This valuable and popular preparation combines
all the medicinal yirtures OF those articles which
long experience has proved possess the most safe
and healing properties for the removal and permn-
nent cure Of diseases arising from impure state of
the blood and dsordered liver-such as Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Want of Appetite, Waterbrash, Ner-
vous Debility, Liver Complaint &c 1t 10 the best
female medicine known for the many diseases Pc
culiar to females IL by renewing the fountuin
of health aud strength, the Blood 1t carries off bad
humors stops unnatural secretons and gives healthy
action to the whole System. Ye Dyspeptics, seekers
cents.
Prepared only by r. H. JACKSON, and for sale
by g. J PICOT, BENNETT, BEERS l. FISH
Err, DUVAL, JNO. w. POLLARD, A. BODE-
KER, S. M. ZACHRISSON. and by all Druggists
generally. my "a
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nwxx CARKIAGKs, CARRIAGES.

eN1R CARRIAGES, (.AlkKIAGES.
$500 The subscdber has ON hand at his Coach
Making Estabiishment on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, I3t and 18th streets)
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARI0-
TEES, BAROyCHES, BuG6IES with and without
tops and SULKIES all Of his own make, Of tho best
sold low good work of the kind can be in the city
Of Rehmond; and respectfully ask call from those
In want Of any article in the CsrdsEs line, a. am de-
termined to make to order and nell at the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold, that l. new,
rsnted.
: 70 a6--dsm MrCAJAH MANGuM
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DREHl UHl GRIsT elILLs EvK sA .!I s
u have on md seven Of MOVES BURR slUNE
MILLS which Mills have taken the firss premium
st the Worries Fair, hondou and q every other rss
where they have been hibited, Ihave also ssysIh
smsn Wsfer Whesls-ons Of iron, = low - a.
Alss, lot Of second hand hnsTy. sneh q shat
tna Pulhes Belts. &C.; all Of which will BE- sold very
low lteas be seen a. the sore o. esh street Two
doors from BasEemihss corner. whore WIN reoeivs
ID all on rcmmisson, every deecrptioa e nsw ana
sscendhsna Machinery. 1Va N a. ~ 49,.
sCircalsra with emf dsscnpsion aid prices q tAsss
Milia ssat % sny direction. sistts on application
AND WARN An rs WANTkn Al
- Hl hIKf's,r.i sn ssili peyiss re nlsass' w.
WIN. HURLEY'6, ExchsExe Ones
s2ss Z ~ 80 s 81 IS Nh ~ M6in sfreee
NV S1-.-lus Opposite the o. Charles Heee. /.
4 le:lRTkINli nUDs fnrnishea - So
~ mosl sssrA v1elesals IN EsselS II
endqeoffl tntt pufeeaoeyA N1fh etf$1sereee wesk
nen q pst Than 6rg and nod furufone1 - dplem
uitk 1stnmtanG eeG5rieles IS WHOLESALE lsieeM
Rossens wis&lne eood ~ - N iHas - -
ss.s 4 Z q 800 ss'sess s i So FL MINI
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. FOR RENT.r-That very desirable
a9 House on Main street. End door above 10th Of.
This house Il in the most improving part OF the
city being in short distance of the Banks and other
public places Of business Possession Eiven lst A. 1!
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NJ I'll q E.-Temperary Rcmoval...The
subscriber for the suppose of Givin9 wHy to the
erection Of new house has removed HE stars from
bis old stand. corser Of Main and 3lh strseta three
doors above, whore he would Be- pleased 70 see his
ffiepds and the public generally, In want Of frst
rate article Of Clothing, assuring them that he Pre-
pared with I'll the necessary Ieqasites q AAosn The
outward man. 81. -. II. 81 SPENCE. "a i
Fashionable Clothier and Msrchslf Tailor,
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MIcAJAH MANGuM.

rHhh sU1lAikn STOCK OF CLOTH.
ING exhibited BY the subscribers at their sfore,
lao Main street. IL large, and contains variety
than Il usually introduced in one season.
COATS, PANTS and VESTS, made from rost
invite the attention Of parties wishing geDf-el dres
at economical rat. ., to call. We hsve S3O,OO0
worth OF stock adapted 70 the season, wnich must
be sold. 0ROeHoN0 4 TUfMAN,
ITO Main street
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Il have 70 announce that ny Dissribution Ente,-.
prise cannot take place on the I'D February. The
unusual hardness Of the winter hiss prevented me
can zee them shsI IL upon another day not lstsf
than about the lot of Augus 81 which time the Draw
Ing will tanly taks place. the tickets called N
tickets sstsfy me d doing 90 shsl fx upen est
Her day, a. am aaxious to have the Drawing eAas
-. &. = =. JESSE +. HoPKlN1
f. l6-t1stAu Liberty, W.
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A HOMIE MEDIC!NE.--eiKs., DAVIS

"A ELIXIR cures Coughs Colds and WhoopfnE
Cough and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising colds and neglected coughs
The following are few extracts from certificates OF
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
"By timely use of it have no doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees. / knew of its good effects
with q great many other than my own family ."-Wa.
McCyery. eea
~ have used 1t in my family for three years, and
found it the best family medicine have ever used"
ID. Il. Stevenson. ez.azs
"For sickness among children, nothing can be bet
term. b. Godioin.
81 have tried all the cough remedies Of the day
and have hesitation in saying that believe Mrs
DAVIS to be the most valuable preparation of the kind
now in use."-Eiyah Warren.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Besn,
Alex. Duval, Paterson Jackson, Chas. Millspaugh,
e. ]. Picor. A. Rodeker and CharLes D. Yale.
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In.ernaI Imrreyemcns BIIIs.

These really important Bills of the session
next to those for meeting the liabilities OF the
state, the most importsnt-kept back so long.
while merely local bills have been put through
a, last and At the theaheel Of the session. nave
been met, and all but two have been defeated
The amount asked by the whole batch was ABOUT
g., coo ooo-with an almost certainty that thai
amount would place the works proposed to be aid
ed In condition to pay their interest to the State,
and most Of the roads themselves In condition OF
success and prosperity. Yesterday there fell, IN
the course of the struggle, the York River, the
Orange and Alexandria, the New River, and the
Central Little Manassa" was killed Thursday
night There are tso many "hatchet' people in
the State-those who, like the man who having
bought q ha.chct would neither lend nor borrow,
though q borrower and beggar all his life before.
There are q good many ''hatchet' men in the Leg,
stature All of the bills were reconsidered, and
we trust wiser council may yet prevail, and thai
they may be passed before the adjournment.
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The Central Railroad Bill.

This bill failed in the House of Delegates yestcr
day, for the want of three votes; and thus WORK
in which the State has an investment OF S3ooooOo'
including the Blue Ridgel Tunnel, is wen nlgn
stopped.
The bin proposes that the State shall aid the
road to the amount of 100000, for which the
State is to have preferred stock, on which sir per
cent. i, guaranteed This aid would besides in
crease the profit on the 100000; for the cars
could in a short time run to Wilson's Creek, in
Jackson's Valley, thirty miles from the White Sui
phur. with a good road to that great watering
place. This would increase the travel to the noun
tains-it would add to the tonnage-and largely to
the revenue of the road. Shall this be done, or
will the General Assembly keep the road in q
crippled condition, and prejudice the States in
vestment in it We can hardly believe they will
adjourn without passing the bill
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Conversational,

WASHINGTON, March IA. - Ssadte-Petitions
were received from the merchants of New York
Boston and Philadelphia, asking revision of the
tariff.
Mr. johnson reported in favor of printing
81 900 copies of the two reports on the Kansas
question
A sharp personal debate between Messrs. Dou
glas and Trumbull of Illinois, involving the
soundness of their respective political views
Messrs. Sumner and Crittenden became involved
and the debate was very exciting.
House-The House took up the Kansas election
question.
Mr. Washburu of Me, moved the previous ques
ton on the resolution empow ering the committee
on the Kansas contested election to send for per
sons and papers.
The motion disagreed to by vote Of Il
ayes to sc nays.
Mr., Barksdale then spoke on the question.
Both Houses adjourned until Monday
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DIED.

In Perth. Scotland, the 18th day of February
last in his 28th year, JONATHAN D. LESLIE, only
son of Mr. Jonathan Leslie, of this city.
Mr. l.. left this city about sixteen months ago, a
visit to his friends in Scotland, and accidentally
run against by the locomotive attached to the train OF
cars on the 2. < D. R. r., and received blow which
caused his death in an hour ana half By his uni
form upr ghtness of character and aable disposition
he had made many friends in this city, who were
warmly attached to him
His funeral will be preached at Grace street Baptist
Church tomorrow, at ii O'Clock A. NJ. His friends
and acquaintances and those of his fathers family,
are respectfully invited, and the young men of the
city are particularly requested to attend.
On Thursday night, 18th inst, at O'Clock, WIN. T
JONES, son of William and Sarah Jones, aged =
years aud months.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are re-
quested to attend his funeral this Saturday after
noon, at O'Clock, at his fathers residence, Mar
shall street, between Henry and Monroe SITS.
On Thursday last at the residence of his parents,
Governor street, LEWIS GREY, aged months and
rett.
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THE MINISTERIAL CRIsIsIE CAEADA.-Toronto,
March l2-The ministry was beaten last night by
As votes to "A, on motion for an inquiry concern
ing Judge Duvars charge In the Corrigan murder
case, lately tried in Quebec
The Judge charged it was alleged, that none but
those who struck the fatal blow were guilty, and
the prisoners were In consequence acquitted. Cor
rigsn was an Orangeman.
The ministry asked the Parliament to-day to
allow them till Thursday to resign, if they could
not get the vote reversed The Hon. John A. Nc.
Donald, of Kingston, will likely be called upon to
OF the annexationists of loI9 He Is a liberal con.
sentative.
Governor Head is sadly perplexed. Everybody
distrusts everybody, and there is hardly a man
or party in Canada strong enough to form gov
erhment
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Julia Deane Hayne, at her farewell benefit in
Charleston, S. c., Wednesday, In an address to the
audience, states that in short time she would
leave the profession.
Jas. McCombs has been sentenced to be hung on
the 25th April next for the murder of W. I. Cross,
city Marshal of Columbia, S. G.
Edwin P. Starr, a prominent merchant Of
Charleston, S. c., is dead.
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LATER FROM BUENos AYREs-Advices have
been received from Buenos Ayres to the 9TH of
January. Eleven murders had been committed
In or near the city from the 2lst of December to
New Years day Two criminals were executed
during the same period. Senior Verges, Minister
pienipotentary of Paraguay to Brazil, had arrived
In Buenos Ayres en- route to Rio Janelro. Gen.
Guido was dsputed TO represent the confederate
provinces In Paraguay. Trade was very languid
IN buenos Ayres. The retail stores were heavily
stocked, and some failures had taken place The
money market was very variable. Building ma
terials could not be sold. Salt was exceedingly
plenty. Eighty thousand hides were contracted
for during December. Provisions abundant
The Indians on the frontier were still trouble
some. Nothing definite WAS known 10 the re.
suit of the diplomatic mission of Senior Pena to
the Parana. Disunion and anarchy with total
prostration Of trade, reigned In Montevideo.
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~To the people of Richmond.--I

rvTo the people of Richm0nd.--I re-
,pectfuly announce myself candidate for the Office
Of CITY SERGEANT, subject to the consideration
and rattle alton of the meeting to be held at the A-
can Church, on Thursday evening next, the 10th
instant.
FOR nv qualifications to eli the Office efficiently
refer to those who have had business transactions with
me connected with my office as Deputy Sergeant, to
the members of the Hustngs Court, its officers and
ths bar JAMES D. Elicit.
I5-1w
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Commercial.

BALTIMORE, March 14-Howsrd street -four
quoted at 81; City Mills offered at s., but no buy
ers. Wheat steady. Sales of 10000 bushels vel
low Corn at j60 58c Provisions unchanged.
NEW YORK, March 14-Flour firm and un.
changed. Wheat dull-Southern red rs, South.
ern white S1.90 Corn Standardization mixed
csc. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Stocks
lower. Sterling Exchange firm at q.
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CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN CoNvESTIoN-The
Republican State Convention at Hartford, Conn,
following ticket: For Gov, Gideon WeleS. of
Hartford; Lieut.. Gov. Henry B. Harrison, of New
Haven Treasurer, Jos. B. Gay Secretary. John
Boyd, OF Winsted; Comptroller, John It. Adams,
Of Norwich
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EvTo the Pubiic.-ln the Dispatch of the
1lth inst surprised TO see IN an extract from
Works an uncslIed for attack, calculated to injure
me- MY present engagements and absence from the
city will prevent my noticing it further for some days.
until then hope the public will withhold express
sion of opinion and think l shalt be rble to show
that did not design to throw anything In the way
of the completion of the new Gas Works
NH l5-It C. CAMPBELL.
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re- The purchase of Mount Vernon..--
EDWARD EVERETT, Esq. win deliver an Grafton
on WASHINGTON, on Wednesday Evening. March
18TH half past O'Clock, 10 the First Baptist
Church. on Broad street, Rev. Mr. Burrows' MIR.
Everett has generously accepted the invitation OF
Ladies of the Mount Vernon Association to raise his
voice in their behalf for the noble of conrbu-
ting to the Fund for the purchase of Mount Vernon,
the title to be vested in the State of Virginia
Tickets 81 each to be obtained at the principal
Bookstores and Hotels and at the door of the Church
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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~ Abel u. Mayo, will be found here
afsr At the clerks Office of the Federal Court Bo.b
eTs Hail. corner of 9th and Main.
He will attend particularly to CoSvxYAxcrxe s,d
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS of every description.
and CoPYINc.
Memoranda left with his father, joseph Mayo, E.o.
or at his Office In the City Hail. win BE- duly attend
cd to.
other business of NOTARY PUBLIC. al4-sm
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THE ANGEL IN THE HousE-The Be.rothaL-
This 10 the title Of poem just issued In clear and
admirable type by Tichnor & Fields, Boston 1t
j. announced that the author has In press "7As
Espolsdi In continuation, we suppose of the story
begun In this poem From the typogranb,csI
Pletention with which ii is issued, its publishers, 1T
teas'' mink II a production of merit We have not
haa time 10 look into H.
FOR sale by JAS. WooDHousE
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The Debate in the Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE debate in the
Senate today, between Messrs Douglas, Trum
bull, Crittenden and Sumner, was extremely per
sonal and pointed, such as has seldom been in.
| dulged in, in the Senate. No personal quarrel,
however, is likely to result from it.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

CT To the Members Of the American
couscrI,-Gertlemsn: Allow to bring TO your
notice FREDERICK BUTLER, ESQ., for HIGH
CONSTABLE. He Is every way worthy and well
qualified gil the office, and discharge the duties
thereof He will be put in nomination on Thursday
evening next at the African Church. and voted for by
many mEmoEho OF InL HhnAA'
NH l5-5tN
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THE CHOLERA AT BEIRUT.-Our Syrien cor
respondent writes us that it has been ascertained
by the city authorities of Beirut that seven hundred
of the inhabitants died in seven or eight weeks of
the cholera. But both city and county are now
perfectly healthy.-BoSton Journal.
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LADIES' MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION.
The following gentlemen have been requested by
the Ladies' to act as q Committee of Reception and
Arrangements on the occasion of the delivery, by
Edward Everett Esq, of his Grafton on Washing ton,
in the lst Baptist Church. in Richmond. on the
ing of Wednesday, 10Th March, for the benefit of the
Fund for the purchase of Mount Vernon:
JOSEPH MAYO (Mavor)
VIM. H. MACFARLAND,
WIN. r. RICHIE,
6. A. MYERS,
G w. MUNFORD,
Ex-Gov. J. B. FLOYD,
WALTER d. BLAIR
Judge ]. A. MEREDITH
JOHN II. GILMER,
B. 3. MINOR,
J. r. THOMPSON,
III. C. CABELL,
mn I4-td r. C. STANARD.
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mn ltd

rHomestend and Henry Building Fund
Stock for sale-The advertiser holding more shares
of Stock than he can conveniently pay the monthly
quotas will sell at lou price and on modd
ting terms 20 shares in the former, and 80 shares in
the latter company. Neither of these companies has
ever lost farthng, and both doing successful
these so shares present opportunity to get over
$4,000 while to those who seek safe and profita-
Bile employment of capital, with wish to borrow,
the stock in these companies offers the most lucra.
tive investment A member can now hold 80 shares
in either company. Apply at the Dispatch office.
NH l4-St*
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From California.

Nrw YORK. March 1.-THE steamer Northern
Light arrived last night with $500 900 In treasure
Tha Governor of Oregon had already issued
.crin, for upwards of 1900 ooo to defray the ex-
nenses of the Indian war.
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TT Monroe Ward.

70 Monroe Ward.
For MAYoR-Jos. MAYO.
For CoMMoNwEALTHs ATToRHEY-R L. DANIEL
EoR CRY SERGEANT-R. M TABB.
For CouNCILNEN:
Abram Warwick H. T. Talisferro,
Jno. Enders James Thomas
A. A. Hughes,
FoR ALDERMEN:
John L. Tate, Philip NJ Tabb, Sr.
Vim n. Graves VIM Rutherford.
DR.. A. T. B. Merritt, "
NH I5-lt" MANY VOTERS.
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TIE WORKS OF EDGAR A PoE.-The fourth
volume of this publication, edited by Rufus Girls.
void, has been issued by Redfeld, New York.
and l. for sale by JAS WooDHoUsE This volume
contains the rare narrative Of Arthur Gordon Pm
and number of Poe's exquisite essays and minor
pieces of satire
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Mr.. Eyerett,s Grafton.

In answer to correspondents, we call attention
to the special notice the subject, from which
they will see that Mr.. EVERETTs great Grafton on
Washington, will be delivered on Wednesday eve
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E~ Rally AUTOMATICALLY to the stand
ard of JOHN w WRIGHT Support him for the
Office of SERGEANT. Is there a man in your
ranks who has fought hard for your cause or strus
sed 80 single hearted for its candidates. solely for the
love of the great American cause! The warmet
nbannion of your phalsnx il John w. Wright
Then one and all to the NH l5-St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ To Nervoas SuHerers.--.A retlrea
clergyman, restored to health In few dsys sffsr
many years Of great nervous SUFFERING is saxious 20
the prescription used. Direct the Rev. JOHN N
DAGNALL, No. SO Fulton Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
70 k-1ms
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NEW YORK, March 1.-THE steamer Ericsson,
which sailed from Havre on the Odd February, ar
rived here last night at midnight She sailed In
comnanv with the French steamer Barcelona
Experienced heavy gales and saw large quantities
OF Ice to the eastward Of the Banks
The barcelona Il below, coming up
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nu 40 co Mt k 7 .nEKCHANTE.-
I'LL Your attention 10 particularly called TO the
splendid and entire new stock of Hats Cans
and straw Goods comprising every styie ana yarietv
manufactured for the season. which will be sold on
the most favorable terms wholesale or retail To
casn customsU liberal discount will be made
GEO W. DuEsBgRRY 90 long known to the trade Ia
nov engaged with u.s. aud will be pleased 10 see his
old sustomsfs at any time. Give us trial.
BiNFORD. DICKINSON L WEISIGER.
mn - No "a Main street
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FIRE.-Mr. John E Lawrence, living ON South
Fork of Roanoke in Montgomery county, had his
dwelling and all its contents consumed by fire last
week. Loss said TO be between 81 500 and So, 900.
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~ Embroidered Muslin Curtains, very
CHEr.-Just received per Express Opening this
have received q handsome lot of Embroidered Mus
lin for curtains, which / will run of very cheap.
Among them are few sets, consisting OF two eur.
tains bordered around very wide and about 81 yards
long, THE low price of % the set.
n EZEKIEL
IS Main street.
NH 5-d&c Next door to r. X. Whites
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-15
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening 18th inst, at the Parsonage
of the Trinity Church. in the city of Richmond by
the Rev. Jesse X. Powers, Mr.. JOHN w. SYNCO
and Miss MARY ANN NUNNALLf.
~ Petersburg and Lyncbburg papers will please
copy.