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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

THE STEAMER VIRGISIA.-A SEVERE GALE
The steamer Virginia arrived yesterday morning
Capt. ROOM, her commander has given US an &C
count of her struggles with the late gale she
left Philadelphia Saturday evening" at O'Clock,
and had an easy and uninterrupted voyage until
about 10 O'Clock, Sunday morning, when, between
Smiths and Hog Islands, it began to blow severely
from the Northwest The steamer, however,
pressed ahead until the Capes of Virginia were
plainly in view, when the wind had Increased TO
such gale that she stopped still in her course
and with all her power could not make Roadway.
The Captain turned her towards Smith s Island,
hoping to get inside of that where he supposed
the water would be smooth, aud he could lay to
uutii the gale was over. He had gone great
distance in that direction, however before his yes"
sci was again stopped, and began to move back
wards so utterly incapable was her engine of
resisting the f)rce OF the wind She drfted rapidly
to sea- and when about 30 miles off, labored so
heavily and was leaking SO rapidly that the Cap
tain was forced to tighten her by throwing over a
part Of her cargo. Before resorting to this the
pumps had EN- worked with all their power, and
it was found that for eight hours they could not
gain an inch on the water, which was four feet In
the hold Upon throwing over the cargo, the ves-
sci rose considerably, and the pumps gained sue.
c3ssfully upon the water Monday, O'Clock, the
gale still continui 1g the rudder head of the steamer
was wrung off, and she had to be steered with
what is known as the spanker. About 10 o'clock
Monday night, the gale moderated considerably
and the vessel was enabled to make the Capes by
10 O'Clock, Tuesday morning. She finally reached
Sewelrs Point where she took tow and went up
to Norfolk. Most of the cargo thrown over was
consigned to Norfolk. The gale was one of very
great severity. The steamer was heavily strained
but Capt Room, who is an Old, tried and capital
sailor, says she proved herself good sea boat or
she could not have lived through The storm. Size
will have to ba overbauled and repaired, for she
has had a rough time During the greatest se-
verify of the gale, Monday morning. the sea made
a breach over her decks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07
The Heuxe of Representatives.

It Is matter of congratulation that the Black Re-
publican House of Representatives has closed its
miserable days. If it has not accomplished much
mischief 1t was not for the want of attempting it.
1t tried at the last session TO stop the wheels OF
government and failed. 1t would have let the
Union slide" if it had been able, but happily its
capacity not equal to its ma!ignity 1t came
into power on the whrlwiod of political abolition
ISM and it sunk out of existence in the mire Of
personal and official corruption. 1t will retain
forever in our political annals the appropriate de-
signation of Black Republicaa-back in its poli;i'
cal aud moral lineaments black in its principles
its sympathies and its associations; backening
the character Of the country, and the good name
of its purest and best patriots, both living and
dead black in the bargaining, bribery and prosti-
tuition, laid bare in its dying hours and consigned
At last, to the "blackress of darkness" Of ever
lasting contempt andcfamy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

BRANCH OF N w BANK OF Va, JEFFERSON
VILE, TAZEWELL co The absorbing of the
Cashier of this BaIk, George w. G.. Browne, has
been announced Ga the 9th ult, John A. Kel-
ey, Elq, was elected Cashier. 1t is stated that
the Bank is no. likely to sustain any loss. The
specie and her funds of the office were left I'M
touched-Mr. Browne contenting himself with ia
king with him about $1,000 of the discounted bills
aod nOtes-payment Of which will of course be
stopped The bank will suffer no Inconvenience
from this occurrence and will continue operations
ASH usual
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Saturday .Nloru,ns. N,arch =, 1857.
~ Jehn's Churcbyard.

Gt J0uNb
We trust that the interest lately manifested 10
preserving from decay and destruction q spot
which Ia justly dear to every Virginia heart, viii
not be permitted to die away. ST. Johns Church
and the grounds surrounding 1t are not only dear
to our own community, but awaken, IL possible
greater interest In the minds of the people Of other
States. 1t Is not uncommon for strangers from the
far North aud South TO make pious pilgrimage
to this shrine of American freedom, to stand upon
III. same spot where Patrick Henry stood and
breathe the same atmosphere which thrilled with
those trumpet tones, "Give me Liberty, or give
me Death" The grave yard of the church coz
tains In its hallowed grounds, no. only those well
known and dear TO the living, aud whose remains.
like the remains of all the dead deserve, in what
ever place Of intermenf, to be preserved from de-
secration and exposure, but bears within its ga
wisest and purest of the patriots of Virgnias for
mer days. Such q spot should be protected and
cherished By the religion, patriotism and affection
of the people of Virginia aud especially of the city
of Rchm md, within whose limits IL lies NEE
ing has already been held on the subject over which
the Rev Mr.. kepler, pastor of the church, presi'
ded We hope that the worthy chairman may
soon call another meeting, and that the people, es-
pecially CT Church Hin, will assemble in sucl
numbers, and exhibit such spirit, as viii ensure
the adoption of measures necessary to the success
of their patriotic and pious object.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

VISITING MiLIrARY.-Under this head, the
Washington Intelligencer Of yesterday, has the
following
Our neighboring State, Virginia, was well repre-.
scented on the occasion, as she ought always to be
Her capital sent US the Young Guard composed of
men literally young, but made, 10 be sure of the
right stuff The Montgomery Guard, from the
same city, are fne body of men, large lnsiori-
ty of whom we should judge to be citizens IF
ldsh origin or descent Alexandria contributed
her quota il anding two handsome corps, the
Mount Vernon Guards and the Alexandria Rifle.
men. We could not but remark the good taste
displayed n the Uniform, apparently quite ew, of
the laet named company; 10 true soldi-ry app ear
ance not exeetled by any other of the more than
twenty in the display.
The Union says:
The m ,ntgomsry Guard" of Richmond were
ont yesterday with detachment of the Mont
gomery Guard, of this city, who escorted tkem
a visit to the various public buildings, aud then
entertained them with a collation. They present.
I'd soldier like appearance as they passed up
the avenue, their way to take the seven clock
boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

F-To MERCHANTS AND OTHEas.- Merchan
and others wishing Check Draft Books, engraved
in e style Of elegance unsurpassed anywhere, can
obtain them at this Office. Persons desiring CHECKS
kNGkAVED, BILL HEADS, sc, &C, surpass-
ng any thing in here should call and examine
specimens at the d spatch Counting Room
rhey can have them with such vignetter and orus-
in1pts az are in the specimens, with any othecs
that their fancy may suggest, Orders for Cheeks,
Drafts, Certificates of Deposit, Corporation Bonds,
Bail Heads 80, be filled il the satisfactory
manner and at rates surprisingly low. Merchants,
Bankers Corporation Othsers and others should ex-
anime our gpesinsepn
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rElEGRAPHiU NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
MIR Huchnnan's Cabinet Cenflrmed.

MIR. Buchannn's Cabinet Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, March 6 The Senate to-day
confirmed the following appointments by MIR.
buchanan to his Cabinet:
Gen lass, of Michigan. Secretary Of State.
Howell Cobb of Georgia, Secretary Of the Trea'
sury.
John B. Floyd, Of Virginia, Secretary OF war
Isaac Toucey, of Connecticut, Secretary OF tne
Navy.
Jacob Thompson, OF Mississippi, Secretary OF
the Interior.
Aaron V, Brown of Tennessee, Post Master
General
Judge Black, Of New York, Attorney General.
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n sunertnterden nj of streets.--.Indepe

" Superintendent of Streets
DENT C.seIDArE.-F.llow citizens: offer rny ser
vices ss SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS 20
the citizens of Richmond, independent OF party at
ths ensuing election.
I will If elected, hsve your streets cleaned OF al
distractions your 0akways repaired. tins gas pipes
and water ripes repaired in due time; during the
s5r;nz nd summer keep two carts in eech wsrd to
clean the city, without to tbs CITY or citizens
and will furthermore attend In person to the interest
and welfare of the city throughout.
JOHN BLAIR HARRINGTON.
Frqurer and Wing please copy.
NH 7-lsw3E*
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MARINE INTEl.LIEEN,iE.

Port Of Richmond, March 6--HisA Water 81 O'Clock
ARRIVED
Steamer viretnia, Rooms, Phila., mdx aud passer-
gers, H, E futile
steamer w. shultz, Hill, Chickahomny River,
U de- and passengers
schr. Richmond, Buzzard, N. Y, mdz D. Il w
Curris.
Skink.r.
sehr. Two Brothers, Higgins, East river.
SAILED,
Steamer PocahoItas, Keen, Baltimore, mdx. Lud
lam Watson
. sehr. Henrico, Scranton, N. Y, mdz, D. w.
Currie.
sehr. Maria Horn, CsntwelI, Bait light
Rio JANgIRo, Jan. 19th.--Oa Santa Cruz bound
In, echr. Roorback. Chase, City Point.
Sehr Lion, Xix. from RoskIsnd for kiehnond, Va +,
srnvsd at Partlsnd ID inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

SALE OF A FARM.-Dr. Thomas J. Pretlow, os
Southampton, has sold his farm of 200 acres, near
Monticello, in Albemarle, for S37 900 to DR. Geo.
NJ Bowen, of Culpepper. The sale included the
crop on hand and farming utensils. Z.
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Arrest Railroad Thieves,

BUCYRUs, O March - Six persons, implicated
in extensive the fits from the of the Pitsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, bad hearing
before Justice Pinkerton to day, and five-Robert
Jackson, George w. Arnold, VIM Raymond, VIM.
Tate, and Thomas Tait-were held TO bail in
81 600 eact and John Tate in $500 and ali but one
committed in default. The Grand Jury Of Stark
county have found true bills against twelve more
Considerable excitement prevails III the vicni y,
NEST of the parties having occupied respectable
positions in society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

SUICIDE FOR LoyE.-Miss Topper, young la.
dy residing ia the Pines Rockingham county,
Virginia, committed suicide on Saturday last by
hanging herself with skein of yarn from a rafier
10 the garnet of her fathers residence. She had
been disappointed il love affair, and had before
threatened to destroy herself
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DIR knUe's !semui. =.

LOUISVILLE, March DR. Kane's remains ar
rived here this morning. AZ imposing procession
composed of military, Masons, firemep and citi
zers, attended them TO the steamer on which they
were embarked for Cincinnati.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fy- Notice THE Literar~ society of the
the hall of the As5ocs tan, on SATURDAY even.
Ing March 7th, at u O'Clock whs1 Grafton will
be delivered by VIM nj. Fish back, Esq and an e.
say BY Junius 4. Morris Esq. The public and the la
dies especially sre invited to attend.
By order of the Society.
NH lit C9As. y. SMITH, Sec'y.
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Meeting In Missouri in regard TO Kursus
Affairs.

ST. LOUIS, March 6-Advices from Westport,
No state that meeting of the citizens there had
sssed resolutions to resist every effort fro every
quarter, calculated to renew the former trouble 8
in Kansas, and extending hospi.able welcome to
emigrants from every section of the country, and
pedgiog thems selves TO let the9laws of Kansas and
Missouri punish all volators Of law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

MoND The numerous personal applications to me,
by my fellow citizens from various paI q of ths city,
to present myself candidate for ha tffics OF
mayor, ana the very flatterjng menifestatio1 IS OF
confidence in my ability to perform the duties Of that
trust expressed in card signed Many Voters OF
the three Wards" prompts to respond. by
turning my sincere acs now Judgments for those
pressioos Of that confidence, and by announcing
my sef candidate fer that office. Shauld it be me
pleasure of my fellow citizens to confe the cice uuon
me- pothiug shall BIS wanting my part to insure
faithful discharge of its duties.
fe rs dde WEI, TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07
FREDERICK BUTLER.

~ City SCrgeant--sn conformity to the
expressed wishes of many Of my friends announce
myself az a candidate for the o:iae of CITY SER
9EANT. aud If it should be the pleasure Of my fel
low citizen, elect me, promise to discharge the
duties to the best OF my sbty.
f. 26--im GEO. w. WILEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

TT TO the Voters of the city of Rich'
MosD Il very respectfully announce mvssf a can
di,ate for election to the office of CIT ASsEs-
SOR. D M. MILLER.
NH g. -ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

~ To the Voters 81 the City OF X ich.
moso.-Thsnkful for past f.vofs. I ssain fsr ny
self candidate for the ofics Of CITY COLLEC-
TOR. JULIUS A. HObSon.
NH 7---dtde+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

ET Civ Assessor The undersig n ID In n
candidate for the Office OF CITY ASSESSOR and
will be thankful to the voters Of the city of Rich
mond, for their support at the approa aching April
election RICh'U kEINS,
fe 7-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

ETr To the Voters of the City of Rich
moN.n.-I would re'psctfglly announce mysAlf as q
candidate for tbs OVERWHELMINGLY OF The
POOR HOUSE AND SHOCKOE HILL BURY
ING GROUNDS and earnestly solicit your votes
NH add JOHN TALMAN r.
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ARRIVAL OF sTEANEk ATLANTIC
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Collins steamer Atlantic arrived at New
York Thursday. at O'Clock, from Liverpool,
with dates TO the afternoon of the 18Th ult.
ENGLAND
The steamer Great Britain left Liverpool on the
l6.h. With 52O passengers tor Melbourne.
The total reduction of toe taxation proposed y
the Cbanc. llor Of the Exchequers budget is 4l2>
000000 sterling.
he debate on this financial project was post
pom, until the goth,
The motion expeilng James Sadier from the
House of Commons had been passed
Lord Clarendon appealed 10 Lord Albemarla to
postpone the motion in regard to the Persian
on the ground that the negotiations at Paris were
making satisfactory progress and that it might be
brought to an issue at any moment. The motion
was accordingly postponed.
The London Advertiser asserts thst number
of the conservative members Of Parliament threat
en- to desert Lord Derby if he Sanctions coalition
with the Peeites.
1t was Tumoreu that the ferslan troubles were
nearly settled.
The London correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian says that Mr.. RUSSELL phew of Lord
John Russell, will accompany Lord Napier 10
Washington as an attarhe,
FRANCE
NapoIeon s speech 20 the Legislatiff Assembly
is the NJ incipal feature in the news from Ftauce
On the l6:h the Emperor opened the Legisa-
ture with speech from the throne, amidst great
pomp and enthusiasm. He referred 10 the peace
the various European powers, and, considering
that the best understanding now prevails between
all the great powers thinks the time is uspicious
to endeavor seriously TO regulate and develope
the strength AID riches Of the nation lie rejnices
over the prosperous condition of the country as
evinced by the largely increasing revenues He
regrets the suffering caused by the deficiency in
the crops and the recent foundations; says the ex.
penditures will be reduced, and tie war tax abo.
lished from January next The annual army
contingent is fixed at 100000 men, and he says an
appropriation 10 to be made for a transatlantic
lice OF steamers. After referring to supdry local
topics he winds up with panegyric upon the
state of the Empire.
Italian affairs are ID the same unsatisfactory
condition ever. The SCENTS sent by the govern
ment to offar the political prisoners the choice OF
exile to South America, report that nearly ali had
refused
A partial amnesty to political offenders has been
granted in Parma.
PERSIA.
CoHsTASTIsoPLE, Feb. 6-Dispstches from
Teheran Persia recommend the Persian Minister
to make peace with England.
The British renfoTeements had arrived 10 the
Persian Gulf and the English Corps d'Armie
had arrived at Cabul, and was marching VITA tie
troops of Dost Mahomed on Herat.
The Russians were Concentrating troops on the
banks of the Caspian.
RUSSIA.
Great distress, bordering on famine, prevails In
Finland
NAPLES
The British Foreign office has printed mass Of
official correspondence relating to airs of Naples
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

c. To the Voters OF the City OF Hteh.
moNp / am a candidate for reelection TO the ofhce
of CITY GRAIN MEAsURER. and respectfully
soici. your votes at the ensuing charter elections
NH Sim JAMES d. O1bb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

Demsey +. Woodward was drowned q: Smith.
vile, N. q. on the I'd inst.
=, DR. samuel b. Philips, an eminen. ply sician Of
New York, died suddenly Tuesday.
The New Orleans people are just now epjoyipe
heInKnry koown as green peas.
The Nashville Banner notices a sale of two hos,
heads of tobacco In that city at t632 81,
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~ TIC the Voters of Richmond Pr

~ Tc the Voters of Richn,On --Preseat
appearances indicating that there will be party
nominations at the approaching Spring elections,
again pr-Ient myself GO candidate for the office OF
CITY SERGEANT | make this announcement Mt
earlier than intended, in answer to the many en-
qpiries IS to whether intend to be q candidate.
PETER w. GRUBBs.
fe2-dtd
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~ To the Voters OF the CITY of Rich.
MoND am Candidate for the office of HIGH
CONSTABLE, and respectfully solicit your votes
at the April election
nh 5-dt6e~ WIN. B. GAINES.
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" To the Voters Of the City of RIchmon
| respectfully announce myself a csndjdste for re
eiec ion to the Office of CITY SERGEANT.
there many candidates in the field who wau
the ctfce, al that | ask is fair field, open an
free fight.
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPsCOMB
IA. fdak
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

~ To the Voters of the city of Rich.
MoND i am Candidate tor the offi:e of GRAIN
MEAsURhR, and respectfully solicit your SURFACES
at the next April election
fe 2S-dtde+ WILLIAM WATTS
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~ To the Voters Of the City of Rich.
MoSD i respectfully announce mvssf candidate
for reelection to the Office OF High Constable, and
solicit your support.
NH 2--tde FREDERICK BUTLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

If To the Voters OF the City of Rich.
MoSD i again res oect fully announce myself can
didata for thu Office of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE.
nh 5-tie+ JOHN PEARCE.
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III Tho undersigned, at the solicitation
OF many friends irrespective Of political parties
sp ciful!y presents himself candidate for the OF
fee OF CITY SERGEANT, and soliciti the citizens
of Richmond generally 70 give him their support.
ia Is dts ED. 5. GAY.
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e Captain OF the Night Watch'---Fe
low citi,epe sm candidate for re- eectlon 70 IN
Office of CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT WAIch,
and solicit your support
NH 7---6t ARCHIBALD "tLhiNsoN-
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~ To the xnfRe

~ re the Voters of the City of Rick
mosD.-l candidate f1y the office of CITY
GAUGhR, and respectfully So'icit your surfaces c.
TIE next April election. SAMPSON JONES.
fe 4-d,d
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~ For Assessor.--At the solicitation of
a number Of fIiend,, annou Ice myself csn6idste
for the above Office. plsdg'nz r1vself to my fellow
citiz that if elected will Discharge the duties of
th~ cflica faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS.
NH j. Gtde>
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QUEER WEAThER-On Friday night last we
had April showers and a thunder storm; On Sunday
night little fall OF snow. a1d on Monday night
guar, stiff esze, nth the thermometer not u. re
Than b. above zero -LeIiaston, Virginia Gazette
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MARHrRD.

AZ Weldon, IN shs 5th o. March. Mr. J. r.
sTARKE and Mis. CHARLOTTE Z. HOGAN, both
of Hsnsvcr county. Va
II EpqHirsr and =" big please copy.
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MoND.-Hsving heard that it has been supposed by
some from not continuing TO announce myself
CITY SERGEANT, that | have withdrawn from
the contest. To correct any surh impression. will
stare that have never entertained snch idea,
nor have minated to any such an intention.
NH 3--6:* JAMES ID. Elicit.
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NOBLE GAME Edward M Clayton, living near
otter Bridge, in Bedford, Va, killed on Monday
last 1esr his residence, grey eagle, which meas
nred feet inches from Tip to tip; its claws
Two ana half inches in length, and their span ex
ceded 81 inches the weight was nine pounds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-07

v Richmond TypOgrapIcn! Society
meets THE (sATURDAY) evening, a. usual hour and
place.
NH lit J8ERRY SMITH RS.
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Riotne In Vashin 0ton Coartesies TO the Richmond
Companies Enjoymsnts nfrhs Young Guard, DC.
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re- A public etipg will be held mt the
Armory Bridse To Ntht at &c ok. All the
didates for office are invi'ed 70 attend
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rhOICn Old WINES AND BRAN
~ DiAs, always to be had ur Medica. Al use a.
the RICHMOND WINE s1OdE,
mhT u Main street,
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g- To the Voters OF the Cifv of Rich
MoND.--i am q candidate for the office of CITY
ASSESSOR, end respectfully solicit your votes at
the april elections.
NH 3-dt2et 8. N. DAVIS.
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- The Rev. Wm. n. Crnpster, q

land, will preach 10 the UDiversalist hurch, on
SUNDAY next at IL O'Clock and at 7 z. hi
The public respectfully invited to attend.
NH lit"
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No. PERUVIAN GUANO. now ianains
y from Sshr. y. Brcgaard. in Dock. for sale BY
mh1 T.. IL. sKlNkER 1 CO., Cary ct.
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~ Powers Coi6red AmbrOtypcs are only
ONE DOLLAR each They put in and hand.
some Cases. and VI diam size, the same sizs that
9th ar artists charge 81 for they also warranted
to please the customer, no charge will be made.
Powers Ambrotypes are not dark aud smutty; but
the contrary, of a be sutlful hssh cslor-the
very counterpart of pature-to be had ONLY 1t
POWERS, ISL Main ct. nh ST.
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cF- City Eanger Having discharged
the duties Of the Office tbs satisfaction of all $50
far hnow. respectful y announce mvsalf can
9ldate for election to the Office OF CITY GaUG-
Err NH 5 -ts RICHARD FOX.