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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07
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for which the Company ar: e pay y cents a. n
company to deposit 100000 gTsecurisyl siFt It
VIII faithfully carry out the NORM according II me
nrevisiaps & the 6illv<1ne hnDdrc6 mlle6 0f tfe
road are to be finished within ls months. The
Government Is to pay 5000 per mile ior carrying
the mail until the road u hntshed, and tor ten
years thereafter and such sum - the Secretsry OF
war may think reasonable for the transportation
of TROOPS munitions of war; &css The noAd IL 60
be forfeited il not built IN ten years, and the land
except that which has been paid for s to revert to
the Cnited States. = u.,fYs,8.sl ss A.I5.ss -
The bill granite right of way 400 yards Wide
and gives no exc iusive privileges but allows any
company 20 construct roads when and where they
please the line, and obtain such ayors from the
QovernIne mt a. tbs can ,,,sz 81 S. ersss
The bill was referred to the committee the
Pacific railroad Mr.. Weller ssid he would EN-.
deayer to report it next week. sat f.s
The fertilization bill was then taken up, eonsid
cred and passed 81 - al $50 sssi 81 -s'z4
The Senate then adjourned. aaEs @lf fs
Heuse-The Speaker submitted eommuniea
ton from the Court of Claims, enclosing bill Ia max
ing appropriations for the pay ment OF certain pr
vate claims, together with the evidence and the
Being the first case of the kind which had come
before the House there mnch discussion as to
whether 1t should be referred to the committee on
claims or not. No decision was made
The Military Academy and Invalid Pension o,iis
were passed. -r--.-s
Kansas contested election case, during which 1t al
journed
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American Board OF Foreign Missions.

ALBANY, y. y March 6-The American Board
Of Foreign Missions assembled yesterday, Hon.
Theodore Frelinghuyson in the chair large
number of delegates were present. The report OF
the deputation to India was read In this it is
stated that the mission to Madras ia to be aban.
doned the great aim of the mission being to send
the Gospel into the villages of Southern India.
In regard to the schools, it is reported that the
nuniI, In Mabrstta mission numbered 2000 in the
Madura 1000. and in Ceylon 6000 but the number
is now declining. The teachers were all formerly
heather, and il is questionable whether they are
the most desirable agents. At Mahratta not a
Single conversion could be pointed to in 10000
pupils, and at Ceylon not 30 in 80, 900.
The report was referred to a committee.
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e. To Joseph Mayo, EsQ.--sir: A. VIM
have asain announced yoursefs candidate for the of
the following questions fully:
Isl. are you now member OF the American party!
,.r,m. s0 =. are member Of that party.
3D. Haze you not appointed aud reisined in Office
Que Or swo ioseigueIs and have You not recommend.
s s ~ ounce, o. me Night Police whose family resides
Of the city Of Richmond which makes II iuperstive
10, sae ss'd oaicer 70 reside In The said ethyl
s.n. po sn me menbers of the Day AID Night Pc.
shs Sity w stch reside in The city Of Richmondg
otn WI you support the candidates of tbs Annsri-
esn Ps,y soI PRESIDENT and Vice Presidents OF the
un.sea S,aes and have you not said that the Demt
sna american parties ought 10 be unifedt 80
~nicn Patty shnid mske,the neee~sry eoaos: sionl
~ s .eL yoa last spnuE and think thai have
ne ngnt % demaud Of yeu boz you hsse dtscbarxed
me suites Of you. Office end whether ycu hsve acted
sood fsifh 70 the party that eiecsAa yea @ the Of
nee you nov hold. : - - AN AHkkfCASs ]
\ mk liz xasstsFs@ Is z.ssgF 80
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British Troops for Canada.

II Il DO true, % reported by the London Times,
that large rsinforcements are to be sent to the B
sish army In. Canada, it would seem to Indicate
some unsasiness on the part Of the British govern
msnt in respect to the future relations Of Great
Britain and the United States. No danger,
however, Is to be apprehended from the appre
hended increase. In the first place. there is no
probability Of . war; In the second, il there be,
New York and the States bordering on Canada,
could bring twenty times the number of troops In
30 the field that Great Britain could send to Cana
d and, finally, even If they couldn't there is no
prestige about the heroes Of the Redan to any
body bfN Hit~
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Copn,nercjaI.

New York March 6-Flour active. State and
Ohio unchanged. Southern ss6 Ss.75 for commonito
extra brands Wheat frmer and unchanged. Corn
unchanged. Pork, Beef, and Lard and Whiskey IN.
changed. Stocks lower-Virginia G's s4i. Sterling
Exchange firm.
BALTIMORE, March G.-Flour better Sales of l0oO
bbls City Mills at $712; Howard street held at
81 25-Inarket brisk. Wheat advanced s cents
Red $50; White $l7o0$L8o. Corn dull and
lower-White 60; Yellow 5Sd5s. Provisions heavy
and unchanged. -.t.- - =ee- r
NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-Cotton advanced. Sales
for three DAYS amount TO 10000 bales Midding ID
quoted at es09s.
March 5.---Cotton quiet o.day. Sales of $500 bales
Middling quoted at9t. ss
CHARLESTON, March 5.-Cotton has an improvi ng
tendency Sales for the three days amount to 10000
bales, --. .r- ...-. =
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~futer,s Dlara ms,

Arsonr readers aware that the most1beantiful Dc-
rama which has been seen for many years in Rich
mond. Is now on exhibition st the Odd Fellows
Halli 1t Is ten years sincs this Diorama visited
Richmond before. and we have been wondering
ever since why 1t did not come again. We have
never seen 50 beautiful DioramA We know
not which Of It's many beauties to select as taken
altogether, the most attractive; but the Cathedra
Of Milan at midnight, Belshazzar's Feast, ana the
CrueiAxion, are objects which, once Seen VIII not
soon be forgotten. When We state that we are
writing thus strongly mot from any recent mpres
sions. (for we have not yet visited the Diorams
during the present exhibition but from the efiec
Produced on our minds ten years ago, our readers
win understand that ihis piorama, is well worti
raelnn -. ~, e e a. ---Ls--
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The Allies at Kcrfch-- European Civiliza.
- tioR. ~ - =

A correspondent of New York journal con-
Arms all the previous accounts of the horrible afro
cities perpetrated by the allies at Kertch. The
place visited with these unspeakable horrors was
peaceable and iuoffensiye town, whose inhabi
tants had taken no part in the war. Not only was
the property Of these unoffending people destroy
ed, but their wives and daughters without an ex
eeption, fell victims to . fate worse than death
Il u said that not a woman in the town escaped
and that they were not only violated, but dragged
from their once happy homes and compelled to &c
company the monsters of the English and French
army TO Constantinopla Comfortable, refined and
happy homes were thus desolated forever, and, in
some instances. the wretched victims, having been
deprived Of their honor. were also deprived Of
their lives. Similar scenes occurred at Bo
mersund Yet the wretches capable Of such
crimes, talk ot themselves as the champions o.
civilization, whilst Russia is hopelessy barbar-
eus that she must be exterminated! II she Is bar
barous, abe has committed no such offences as
these, and at all events. has never added to the
misfortune Of barbarism the crime Of hypocrisy
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RECOVERY OF LARGE EsTATE-The Imperial
Court of Parts has decided the suit in relation TO
the estate of the late Dutehes de Plaisance in "a
vor of Mrs. Ridgway, American lady. The es-
tate is valued ct 100000, and under the decision,
Mrs. Ridgway is entitled TO nearly S240,00O The
Clutches de Paisanee Mas, il appears, the daughter
of the late H. and Nine. de Maribois, and the lat
ter. whose name was Elizabeth, was the daughter
of William Moore and Sarah Lloyd, of Pennsylya
mia and Mrs. Ridgway is the granddaughter OF
Thomas Moore, son Of the said VIM. Moore and
Garah TInyd
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Tuy STEAMER PaCffIc.-Tnfs aeames' .so"..
an. ..sssv NJ which 80 much anxiety is felt v nov
$500. Al .aas o.t sanna seainbie {seufs
= - - ~ ,h.. -h;,. -, the coast Of
re- are on sns op'.o' 'a.e -. - - ,,sse ais
sNeW Foundano SOC - -. -. .ba
en- remains II thai eouditio4 Dhoe1 'h~ s.
-, .a uuessiness need be II ~ she was PRIV
= s,r ,hr.e .,anshs TIL Asiantit wss fonys
peD0s w - go - ...,lx rsme ssfeiy
siae dAys os. " 'c.s' -, .om,srtments
into port Inc farine nAS AT 's - an .v.rv
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA. March 6.--The morning train
FROM Baltimore to-day, met with an accident ABOUT
Ave miles above Wilmington. occasioned oy Inc
breaking of the driving wheel OF the engine. Inc
engine was completely smashed Two passenger
cars were forced upon an embankment lying at
their sides. All the passengers escaped injury
The fireman was severely hurt. The mail agen.
was thrown from the window of the mail car, ana
slightly bruised The wreck prev ents the passage
of trains and passengers are foreedto walk around
and take the cars on the other side
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

FROM BUENoS AYREs.-by way OF England we
have late dates from Buenos Ayres. Flores had
again invaded the country. He landed at Las
Piedras, with four or five other chiefs, and on
Christmas day arrived at Arroyo del Medic, the
boundary line between Santa Fe and Buenos
Ayres After halting here some time and measu-
ring the force they would have to encounter, the
party leaders suddenly broke up and dispersed,
Flores shaping his course South in tn direction of
Perpamino
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EQUESTRIAS STATUE OF WAsHIKGToN.-The
Continental Guard, military company OF New
Orleans are taking measures to erect equestrian
statue of Gen. Washington on Lafayette Square
In that city It will cost from $40, 600 to $4,000
and Clark Mills, Esq. has offered to commence the
work as soon a. SO 900 are subscribed.
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L. S. FRIGATE MERRIMAC.--This new irgate
is now lying in Hampton Roads awaiting orders.
Her machinery worked beautifully on the trip
from Boston and with canvass she made Is knots
ment vessel atloat. She is destined shortly for a
nyinQ cruise of six months
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R.ston Rank statement.

BOSTON, March 6-The following is tho weekly
statement of the City Banks: Capital Stock
Ssi il 600 Loan and Discounts SOL, S9l 500 Spe-
cie in Bank 1895, 600, Specie due from other
DO 600 DEPOSITS SIi675,OO0; Circulation $780,.
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A SHAN BATTLE-A letter from Havana says
that at the great sham battle the 18th ult, the
militia, whose dislike of the regular troops is well
known took revenge their old enemies by firing
balls, ramrods, and buttons into them. Two OF
three of the regulars were killed and the Captain
General was obliged to order one Of the militia COIN
panies froua the field.
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No MORE DIsINTERMEsTs.--The council Of
Portsmouth following the example of that of Nor
folk, have adopted resolution prohibiting the dis
interments Of bodies there after the 9th inst until
the LIST OF December next.
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NEW YORK CHARTER ELECTIos.-in Roches
ter, New York on the 4th inst. Hon. s. q. An
drews, Black Republican. was elected Mayor oyel
his Know Nothing competitor In Syracuse, c.
T. Williston Democrat was chosen Mayor, and in
Utica Alfred Hubben. Black Republican.
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PUNISHMENT OF ROBBERS IN CUBA.-A band
of runaway negroes, who had committed horrible
atrocities and numerous murders in the district of
Andalusia, in the eastern part of the island OF
Cuba, have been captured, and some eleven of
them tried and sentenced to be garoted, and their
heads to be exposed on poles in the highways OF
the district. .----
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pronos;tiou to Divide Minnesota.

CHIC AGO, March Ga proposition has been IN
troduce ] into the Minnesota Legislature to petion
Congress to divide that territory ON the line OF -
deg. 10 min from st. Croix to the Missouri river.
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A BALL was given at Rio Janeiro, on Christmas
eve, by the officers and crew of the L. S. ship Sa.
vannah, to the officers and crew of the German
town. The entertainment was kept up until mid.
night, when the guests left-the band playing Hail
Columbia. as they went ver the ships side:
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BANK SusPENsIoN.--A few days ago. the legis
iature Of Tennessee passed a bill repeating the
charter of the Central Bank at Nashville. The
concern immediately suspended payment aud
closed its doors. 1t is said to have been owned in
New York.
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COLLEGE RIoT.-There was considerable OF
riot at Yale College on Monday night occasioned
by party Of students, who attacked and severely
beat one Of the tutors, young gentleman by the
name of Brewer. sa.--H..tE Az --f..sea sf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

viRgtnt9 ana Tcn0e8eee haufoAos
The Legislature OF Tennessee has recently
passed bis grating aid 10 several Railroads with
In her Territory. and among them, the East Ten,
nsssss aud Virginia Railroad to the amount OF
$4,000 This win enable the company to com
plste their road early in 1857. The question then.
for Us Is. shaiI our Virginia and Tennessee kail-
road be completed In time to connect with TINS
Tennessee improvement, projected as It was 70
unite the Tennessee lines with those OF Virginia
Il becomesa question of very great Importance,
and could our Legislators bring their minds to view
V In the proper light, they would not dream OF
leaving the capitol without doing something to aid
the Virginia and Tennessee Road, and secure its
completion In time to meet our Tennessee neigh
Dor on the border. We do honestly believe that to
leave the road unaded for to years, and thus post
pons an event, 30 important for our commerce and
prosperity would be to fail in the discharge of a
solemn public duty-s duty due to VhSinto and
not 70 mere section of the State. z-.a 81
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~ City Sergeanf.-It has afforded the
writer OF this the CHEST setsac lion TO observe that
the name of Mr. FRANCIS j. SMITH has been f..
Sorably mentioned in connection with the office of
Sergeant Of the City Mr.. Smith is peculiarly fitted
say should be the pleasure of his fellow citizens
eiec; him at the ensuing municipal election. B.
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At No 4n9 IN okkzf REnE6Y.
rl.f63i5iGane 1x6eY ALI 70 ~ Is y.
III u gN Al 9TH IEE I'M.
aIv5 All Eve ses Co., ~
| !; !: -: = y a ''::'
ssesss LgSgy's CaEEx r. o.,
Hardy coenty, a., Dec. ], 1850 -
na.S,MEa d MOwDAAYt 49,.
0eni issa ~ The edscn of HsmrsoaS ysgstssis
dsscnPe.o - sgpltoott1sy fonfycngess secs1xs
:. - nv eonstitnsios in tho Mexssn var
cd 81 ,n1drI q m2jrassi Jyphoi fev wfich sascs-
10 ISL - s.d from which suffered more o. -
20 ~ ~, tine s;nce gLant Jaue VS. fsxsn VIII
un. The Immoral type) and that ssnch 20 Ils
sg q, - Sumner and Fall sndi was fedaoea
~ 49, vi ,s5 10 iss pounds my average wshsn. ~ y
IT,, ui.hr asys was ITS pounds Tour 1lnctule M
sn,sd m slresdy and hsve only Doa Io 49, ~
.hy assure al afflicted similar 20 Ell LII ~
hsti., remedy can be found; Y me Pc. ~. 1hi@sm
nj sycr tried II soon carried on ~. 80 sa,n.
fTam the lungs 1 have gained popass s
mencsd its use. do. 4. BpRsoYss.
9, D.he.ss Ladies and children WIN p''.'. 80
cal ral ana ret Psmphlets and see ea.es q Coukns
~. SssnsIe medicine 10 il uprivsicd.
GA hS O. A. 6TRECKEK and rchCEL1L nA "a, =
!. S CIs H;rhmoud: by DR. COOKE, fredsn snss1rg y
III The Drusxisrs in Petersburg ~ MUn LIIE 80.
Mn1WBRAY, Baltimore, and BY Drussisss sao ssofs-
l1 sP Per bottles bottles for IS sves zq
nj 1--dGc
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MuRpER IN woopsBURY, CT.-Lucius Foot, a
tavern keeper Of Woodbury., CT, was murdered
and was found dead in the horse shed of the
Church Tuesday morning, with his head badly
smashed He had six hundred dollars in his pock.
cts, which were taken No clue as yet has been
got to the murderer .-..-
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MILE. pAEoDI-Thi celebrated cantstriee is
now In Charleston, 8. c.. accompanied by Strs-
koseh, the pianht, Leonardo, the baritone, and
Amelia Patti She will, we learn, give two con-
Germ IN Richmond between the 18th and Goth inst
Her success during her present southern tour is
unprecedented, In New Orleans she gave four
team consecutive concerts, al Of which were crowd
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GOLD MEDALS to the value Of $500 have been
| ordered by the City Council of Portsmouth to be
presented to the surgeons at the Naval Hospital
there for their attention to the sick during the cpl
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COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL. as 81
Richmond Markets, March o. 1856.
FLoUkNo transactions, and receipts still very linn.
tied .- .9.. 80 .est.= ~
WHEAT No change, 81 so to $l.7o-sccordins to
equality.
CoRN-The market dull. Wsquo,e co TO 62a cts.
per bushel.
OATs-We quote at As cts. per bushel
RYE-Has declined little and we quote Sad9e
cts. per bushel. @ -... .s,...-.a ~ -5f41fss ~
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a To my fellew.citizeus of Richmond.
! announce myself candidate for CITY SER.
oEANI, and VIII appoint "a Deputies if elected.
Respectfully,
NH i-Stf CYRUS GoDDIN.
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The New Orleans DefauIiing Treasurer
NEW ORLEANS March 5.-Col Garland, the
city treasurer who is defaulter for S20OQoo. mas
been examined and his bail fixed at SdO0ooo.
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,'1 ssasS 81 liIiircSaiaads6 1s1cs 8. . Il

n PORT OF 7kICHMVNDssNH.aI 80 - !.
s.s.sn.r virginia, Rooms. PhilsdeiPhia mdss. sue
schr Hsurietts, Spisss, fetsubnrs. Lumbsr' =.
2; sshr Isrtin. Dennis, Norfolk, Corn, Lewis y.
Webb kto. Is Ssae.,rn ssa1 ~ p aefia.
schr. 6aIleso, Smith, New YORK n'dzs.' y -
sehr. psnville, Chester, New York, honr enc 70
bscco. D. l. w. Curfls; 9 . n = "
schr. s. r. Allen, Baker Boston, mo1e'' ~ =
sebr Connecticut, Burrows, New York, -four ana
feed. AIS sss5zf = M ph;I.5alpbia
undze and passenger - ---------sa IS JeaH
way Mach 4--Clssred-Schr Eclipse,
pnchu. Richmond March 5-Crrd-Sehr. Jayns,,
TYLER Richmond Arrivsd-Bark GlSrs hsH Tn,,,s'
Richmond, frem Rio Jsneiro; Schr., Oria H
RickInon6 Schr. Rebeccs, Woeiarn eatJ lo..- =
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BRAnAM, once celebrated English singer died
IN London on ne nth nit. In bis SD year. He
was not only celebrated - vocalist. but he com
posed tolsrshiy long list Of entire operas or mu-
sics, dramas. He waited this country about IF
sssa or stxtesa years 90, but was then broken
Gown. Still he was = remarkable musical pheno.
nsnaa for hissge. se.,.- .
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" Improved Ambr0types, Photographs,
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AmbFotypes 1t
OSBORNE'S Great Picture Gslery.-Having compile.
ted an arrangement for taking the Improved Ambro-
types wepromise TO send out pictures superior to any
spared neither time nor money to introduce this new
style of Ambrotypes gass to his old establishsd
Gallery. N s ---fgs Va
The Dssuereotype department viii receive my
personal attention, as shall continue to put up De-
guerreotypes for those who prefer them - -
5s5 0SBORNE'S GALLERY,
q 70 80 -----------O Opposite Exchanae Bank
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EF- To the Voters of the City of Rich
MONOTONE AND ALLt-At the solicitation of many
friends announce myself candidate for the office
of GRAIN MEASURER Should i. please you &c
elect me. promise TO discharge the duties of the OF
zee strictly and faithfully. 1888 z--.
nd 7--fdss JAMES b GIBB
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a. Gibbs, Gallery for Patent Ambre-
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHIC. OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS copied into Ambrotypss
and made permanent, If desired, to life size on
psper retaining the perfect likeness. and painted by
hrst-cess artists making most beautiful and desire
bic style Of portraits ~ - =
,AmbrotyPss, in locfets pins, cases, and frames OF
all descriptions P. Z GIBBS
Corinthian Hall, Main street, below sth,
fe l6 - RichInond
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-1&A4a ~ 49, ss5t'f''s 2--~F7H - $40 ~ -
"a - taRA+1 tsszFs e. - I-Tta. sa9 syg5FE
oea ~ esta q f8e2s htz4s-is q 4za} os4l oils. =
sSss 81. - sss sz. s~l as@se-.-. pa--- 5-.4z
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Monroe Ward.

" Monroe Ward.
FoR MAYOR, WILLIAM TAYLOR
ALDERMEN.
James BRAY, John J. Binford,
Charles G. Elicit, N. c. Lipscomb.
A. T.. Ii. Merritt.
CoCNcILMES.
Q. }. Saunders, .. q. X. Crutchfield,
W. c. Allen, Thos. c. Eppes,
8. II. Denoon.
The above ticket will receive the support of many
voters of MONROE WARD
nh .--hs 8
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

There are sixty GerIaan newspapers in the Uni
ted States. -t'-
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p " Locking Glasses gofng ont Of nse.--
There seems 70 be at present bnt little demand for
this article The importers and dealers should blame
siMoNS for it all. His Ambrotypes are taking tbs
place Of every description Of Mirrors; tor who now
cares about seeing themselves in single glass, When
they can have complimentary Eksness hsrnasfrk
eoHp Fred 6sfseeca tro glasses. nah
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faf.eI - - sssaaaAsE aaaksa ssssss-sA $50
lss Eaa5& ,&taHf@g o.s& esss SGD asasss .seAasss
-@AsJ &aSf - go
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- Preserve your Teesh-arrest decay
render your gums souod and heslihy-by the use Of
DOWDERS DENTAL FLUID. 1t relievss and
prevents Toohache. imparts q peariy VI iteuess 70
the Teeth and s delightful aud permanent aromatic
fragrance TO the breath lis free from all Injurious
cular -
for sale BY PURCELL, LADD 4 co; BENNETT.
BEERS FISHER, ADDIE 4 GRAY. TIinIrX
Z ROBINSON; GRUBBS 4 APPERSoN. and sll
druggists. rr1oe % cfs tff&At. 10 t<-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-07

- II n with wlll1ns pss4sure 49, /,
odd my Testimony tgsthe ssARcsey .o sBlKER5
BlTTEHS,n IN relieving Ia estab15sied ease n Dvk
pepGa, from which have sndered for 8 pusuber a.
yesrsss The use of few bottles Convinced rns ,os
ony 81 its value - Tonic but its psrmsnsn relief
insWater Brush and Sour Stomach. confidently r.
commend Il 70 tho sfHicted.
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Richmond, Decsmbsr 18th, 1855. q -
The certificate above we reeoived from a OLE =.
hmsble citizen. aud one of the oldest Drusgists In
the city Of Richmond In sceosdaucs With ths thou.
sands Of otherg adding commentators to the virtue OF
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTER8. 4. $50 -
urCall 1t Messss. Purcell, Iadd Co.'s aud othss
Druggists End supply yourselves ISIS ks