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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

wCity sergeancy Noticing In your
columns, among the many candidates for the said
Office the nsmr of MIR GEORGE w. WILEY, we
this friendly feel called upon 20 bear our testimony
in his favor kp owipg him be capable and worthy
that position He has always proven himself true
man. faith tu to trust reposed in him, waver
ing and jealous in The dsca of his duties as ci-
zen me chan a. pc iticisn, while all who know
his bushes, qualifications unhesitatinsly affirm that
he is able to fill the etfice OF Sergeant in manner
unsurpassed by any of his predecessors and has be
the .u of remark, by all hi quaintances that
his goodness of hssrt ssuvitv Of manners, mild yet
firm determination in the discharge of what 10 right,
peculiarly fit him for said office. His business has
been such to keep him from seeing many of HIS
friends and soliciting their suffrages In person yet
they will upport him. nevertheless In TIE event
OF his election, and we have good reason to believe,
on that day, he will receive the largest vote cast
he will ng into the service of the city abilities,
united with de,i to please, not always possessed
hy candidates for Office With these views, truth
fully .xpressed we earnestly ask ths CO operation Of
our fellow citizens, voters of this city, to his
election in prli next
Very respectfully.
NH % st SEVERAL VOTERS.
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"To soUTHERN DEALERs IL PERFUMERY -
DRl.coLL,. BALM OF 1000 FLOWERS for the complex
ion, teeth, bresth, &c Price Is cents.
DRIscoLL's IMPROVED ROSEMARY AND CASTOR
OIL for the growth and preservation of the hair. -
Price % cents.
DRIscoLL's CIRcAssIAN HAIR DYE instantsne ous.
Price 81.
DRIscoLL's HAIR CoLoRIsG FLUID for changing
grey hair to its original color without staining the
skin. Price 50 cents.
DRIscoLL's PoMApE PHILocomE. Price IS cents
Can be had at all jobbing houses and druggists in
Baltimore, and of ths proprietor, D. C DRISCOLL,
"a and 9f1 Baltimore at Baltimore, Md.
NH IL eodlm
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Miss Emma StanIcy.-BeDeft of the Poor
Tonight Miss Emma Stanley gives one of her
unique, brilliant and extraordinary entertain
ments, for the benefit of the poor Miss Stanley
haslately arrived in this city from Baltimore where
she has been achieving unprecedented triumpbs
The Baltimore Patriot says: Her success in Bal
timore has never before been equalled, and of tie
many Thousands who have witnessed her persona.
ton of The Seven Ages of Woman, we have yet
to meet the rst who has left the hall with other
emotions than those of delight" We therefore
invoke for her q crowded house tonight, sure,
from the representations given by all the Bal.i.
more journals, that Miss Stanley Is . person Of
remarkable merit. The entertainment will be,
beyond all doubt, q brilliant one, and when 1t is
recolscted that the proceeds to be applied for
the benefit of the poor, we trust that the whole
house-galleries, pews and aisle s-wil be crammed
To Its utmost capacity.
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Central America.

No difficulty with Great Britain is apprehended
from the Senate's amendments to the Dallas Cen.
trail America treaty, James Watson Webb having
announced that the notifications are not of such a
nature as to be Objectionable to the Clarendon
Government. Webb is wonderful man He
once dined with Clarendon, and has never gotten
over the effects of It. The peer-poison, when take
BY An American, especially through the medium
of an Ears roast beef and old port. is more incur
BILE than the Washington decoction of rat.
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rKLK0RAPHsn NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DrsPxToH

Gsv. Geary,s Hcsigsatieu--Tho Hebellfen
In Utah
wAsHINaToN. March 23-Gov. Geary. OF Kan
sas 10 day had an interview with the President
and Cabinet. The conversation turned upon gene
raj matters pertaining 10 sffsirs In Kansaa.
Mr. Bernhisel the delegate from Utah. denies
the statement with regard TO the rebellion agains
United States authority IN Utah.
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FATAL FIaKT.-In Barnwell, s G., last week,
John Lambert went to the shop of J Danish, and
being dsorderly, d. attempted to put him out. In
the struggle, both fell from . window, Danish be-
ing instantly killed The people of the town i'm.
mediately assembled, and repairing to Lambert's
house demolished Il.
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Very respectfully.
NH % st SEVERAL VOTERS.


~ The Lard Business ---Messrs. WIKI
LIAMs BROTHER have recently established la d
nery, in the of their rrvIson store, Cary
street, which IL In successful operation. Lard,
that most persons would consider very nice article,
10 by their process converted into superior article
white as snow, and ms sweet as . nut !" The
debris which remains after the lard 10 refined shows
that large per centsge Ct impurities are removed
by the operation, and demonstrated moreover, that
consumers of ordinary lard are in the h bit Of swal
w l. B. pack their refined lard' in pals contain
ing from cen to thirty pounds according to size -
These packages are expressly adapted to the family
grocery trade, and will com and ready sale We
hope that Msssrs. Williams will be literally en-.
couraged in their new enterprise. NH 2a-2t
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Gov, YOuua.

We trust that the Washington rumor which
states that Brigham Young will be removed from
his Governorship soon bis comm; ssion expires,
may prove more reliable than Washington rumors
IN general 1t appears that the organic law of
Utah gives to the Governor and Legislature the
power to fix the seat of government, and Brigham
and his saints, anticipating that some day he might
be suspended fixed the seat of government a.
Fillmore City, miserable place, several hundred
miles from Salt Lake City, so that his successor
would be distant from the population. and thus
enable him to continue to exercise control over 1t
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The dwelling Of w H. Smith at Norfolk, Va
was damaged by fre Friday night, to the extent
of 81 500
Peter Seuzneau q Recorder of New Orleans
has been appointed U. States Consul at MatanzsS
Mexico.
There were 102 deaths in New Orleans tor Inc
week ending the 18th inst.
There were 1876 vessels in port at Havans' OF
the 7th inst
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The r,ru,ineers OF the ship Ne,

TREEToN, N. J, March. 81 The jury in the
United States Court came in this merning with =
verdict Of guilty against four of the crew Of The
ship New York John Devlin vas sentenced to
three years imprisonment In the State prison. and
Rogers, Thompson and Blake to two years each.
The State Legislature adjourned sins die at IL
o'clock this morning
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TRAGEDY ON A RAILROAD Two negroes,
owned by Mr.. Jones, of Union Hall Hotel, Mash.
Vile. Tenn.--one Of them nearly white, attempted
10 escape on the Nashville aud Chattanooss rsil.
road-the black one passing for the servant Of the
other. Bling recognized In the cars the muiaito
drew pistol and discharged its contents into his
side, being determined on death, and the wound
not being fatal be cut bi, throat from ear to ear,
and In few moments was . corpse. The other
negro WA returned to his master.
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/" THE NEW DEroT OF ART, opened at 1879 Main
street. has proved feature never before eIcelled in
Richmond The people stand amazed at the sy:tem
by which they obtain their portrsits in few mo-
ments ard at tri1ing expense, which amounts to
nothing, compared TO what they have been in tue
habit of paying. TYLER & Co, who have gone into
tbs matter with uniring zest, fitting up beautiful
suite of Eooms and the arrangements necessary for
an extensive business, sincerely deserve patronage
from the hands Of the pubic for their enterprise
They take the finest Of ikenerses for FIFTY cents
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NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP CONF A.
EY.-A third steamer is to be added to this line
and books are open 10 Norfolk for the subscription
Of Sl55 500 additional stock therefor The farm
chipping from that port have complained much OIL
the inadequacy of the Northern line of steamers
TO take away their produce intended for the seve-
raj Northern markets, and the New York Compapy
have acted wisely In Fastening to supply their re-.
quirsments - far as they are concerned.
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P.assrcERs Pea STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, TAR
sIsH. III astsr, from New York:
G. Collins, J. MiIl.r, H. w. Hill a. PeILin'on, a
Taynch C.pt. VIM Macon, w T. Foster, L. Lud-
lam. CAPT. J. r. Vanname, Capt. 3. Jones J; Ed
wards. Page }. x; Orr, Hys1p' litter Ri.ssr.
NJ. n Wvaand. A H. Rorke, r. D. v Verpiank,
N. Currier j. M. squire and LADY Geo, FoId, wiie'
child and nurse B. Akers, w. 4. Akers, }. M. snS
Aiso from Norfolk: J. M. Tucker. John Bowles'
Vim Pope. jr D. H. Lazsrus, John Garrett Dew
l. Mars
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THE FARcE-Hon. Eli Thayer left Worcester
Massachusetts,, Friday morning. to address the
Committee of the Legislature Of New York, on
the subject of charter for the Virginia Emigrant
AID Society.
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NORFOLK CoxN MAKKET.--fhe receipts OF Corn'
at Norfolk, recently, have been large, and heavy
shipments have been msde to Northern and foreign
ports The present supply is rather light but quite
equal to the demand. ssl,s were made on Saturday
of White at 65, mixed at 64i, and Yellow at &c.
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rhe Rvnected steame,

HALIFAX. March 23--No signs yet ofthe steam.
er from Europe
NEW YORK. March 23-9, P. M Nothing yet of
the steamer Africa now 10 days ont.
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~ Law Notice.-In addition TO all the
Courts h=id in the city of Richmond, the subscriber
will hereafter attend regularly the Circuit Courts OF
POWhATAN COUNTY.
JOHN o. STEGER, Attorney at Law,
NH 2S-dlms Richmond, Va
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"specinIi A tteuti On IL called to my sale
of Books Is, belonging to the late DR. Gooch and
others. this morning at 10 O'Clock, in Psiro's w
building on Pearl, near ni ain street.
NH A.-1t r. CAUrHORN.
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e PURCELL. LApD Co will bs found at the
new Building on Pearl street three doors from MAN,
and next door to Messrs. Ferguson, Fariss Co .
Dry Goods store.
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~ Trustees Sale of Clothing "a item.
tiou 10 requested to my sale OF Mr. Henry Shaferi
Clothing, commencing THIS kVENlEG, at hi.
store corner Main and Pearl sts.
NH PITS THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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Col Isaac o. Barnes, Pension Agent of Bostop
ia lying i'll there of disease contracted at the
National Hotel" Washic gton.
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q To Merchants, Mechanics and OF hers.
As it il now about tn, time when Merchants and
others are Wishing to have CIRCULARS, CARDS,
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POSTERS,
&c. printed, respectfully call their attention to
our extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al
most every variety of type, embracing all the latest
styles.
Cur assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust
ness and Visiting, psin and fancy, cannot DO ex
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-.
BILE style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
description of Printing is respectfully asked at the
"DIsPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th streets, where can be seen some of the finest
specimens of printing executed in this try
JNO D. HAMMERsLEY CO.
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~ Meeting on Church HiIl.--The Can
pIDATes fur the CITY OFFICES will meet for di :.
cusson, at McDONALD'S GROCERY. Church
DAY night. 24;h instant, at u O'Clock. MARTIN
MEREDITH LiPSCOMB, ana the other candidates,
will be in the field. nh 2S-2t
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MARRTED.
mARINk INTKLLlGKNUk X.

On the IA inst by Rev Nr wocdsock, Mr VIZ
b. BuLTON to Miss ELIZABETH FAkME&sb otl
az thia o3fY M
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sseee 0roRGk w. HOPKINS has been nomina.
.ea y ne Dsnoesaiic candidate to represent the
Aesnsaon, Va, District (Hon Faystts EcMullen'.)
IL CeaGrsm. sAe. :"
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TRorriSa RAcE--As Lynchburg, Va, on Sat.
srssy morning trosting match ten miles for g..
So. cane Oh bssween two horses owned by Messr,
sonn Crawford and William d. Tyree, of tia. city
Ar.Ors~eerds horse won the race, beating bis on
poasat 80 yasds In the race. The ten miles wa,
nads y y minutes. an average Of 3.54 per mia
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The Cotton Crop.

AUGUSTA, GA, March 2l.-The decreased re-
ceipts of Cotton at all Southern Ports, as coDpared
with the same period last season, 10 now 100000
bales
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AiarARr.-Ths City Guard of Petersburs
nave adopseda resolution not to parade 1t any
time unless there are thirty men In the ranks The
result has been to Increase the military spirit Of
the member Of the Guard, and the example
might b probably followed by the citizen so.dIe
~ Of Richmond
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JAMEsrowE CELEBRATIoN.-The Jamesto vn
Society of Washington city have chartered the
steamer Baltimore for their excursion to James,
town. The party will visit Old Point, Norfolk,
&c, and then Proceed up James river. The trim
viii occupy about three days.
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q Life Insurance.. b aitimore Lite In
.UaArcE COMPANY This long established Gonna
py nsures Slaves moderate terms and for perioas
of from one to seven years.
Owners of slaves wishing to insure, are requested
10 call on the subscriber who will take pleasure in
giving them any furhsr information desirsd.
P. B. PRICE, Agt., Bait L Ins Co.
NH 24-lt Opposite American Hotel.
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Pon Of Ricaaend, March 2a-Hiyk War o'elo
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED, ss-.s.ss.s
Steamer Geo Peabody, Pntshett, Baltimore. mds,
Ludlam Watson
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mds.
Ludlam Watson.
steamer yirsiuis, Rooms, Philadelphia, mds. and
pass, II. L. futile.
scbr. Mary Louisa, BsIaugs, N. G., corn, Wombls
b Claiborne
Schr. Lien, Hicks, Reckland, lime, Luther Lid
BY.
Skipker Co.
Brig Jas Crosby, Clifford, Csrdsnss, mossse' Dun
top Moecure Co.
schr Sc. Gall, wissen, Cherry Stone, oats and
potatoes to Captain.
Edmond. Davenport 4 Co and Z. II. SAinker.
SAILED,
Bark Rebeccs, steaei, Rio, Flour.
Brig An slope, -, Rio, Flour.
Bars Leighton Cole, bio. Flour.
Bark Clara Hexsi'. Nelson, Rio. Flour.
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aPRcpAL N0FIu1lt.
Z knpsrinM for Harsaiss !
rxTKrsIvx OPENING or
NEW sPRING GOODS,


At j. MILLHlsEk BROS,
1s3 Brosd street.
.a. I'll, and cSoio.ss .sosI Of HEW onoDs they
ever had the good fortuns to ofer to their fIsnds
and cussousrs eessrsIy. ard respectfully CAL the
atfsstiou Of the ladies to the same In Ps,peusr
addition to the usual variety Of Good: Kept In our
line We shall have ONE Of this best stocks in the city,
| In tbs following kinds Of goods:
Black Silks OF oil grsdes
Vsncy Dress Stills newest styles
| milk Robes some very nth
Bersse Robes great variety
Plain Bersges, Tissues and Grenadines
| Lawns and French Jaeonefs
Plain all wool Deiaines and Chai'ies
Plain and Figured Bnllisntes
| Stsllss md c. hmers Shawis
Bnmbeziaes. Alpacss and De beges
1900 pisces Jacooets and Cambries
| 1000 do Checked Mus ms
| Irish Linens Napkins snd Toweis
Table Osmssk and Table Cloths
Bonnet Rthbors large stock
1000 6ne French Muslin Collars
2Oc0 fac Cemb 10 Co'lsis
| 500 Cambris and Swiss 6snds
1000 Rich Emb'd Linen bdkfs
| 100 dozen Grass Linen do
100 do Hem stitched do
500 do low-pricsd Linen Hdkh
| Emhroiiered Muslin and Tsrietan dresses
Nsnsooks and swisses
| rich lot of Cambtic Fdnngs
| Parasols, An erdless variety
| A fill a's1rtm snt of HoEsry, Miss, Lscss, Egg
| inss. &c.
The p,iacps part of our goods being bousht at the
large trade auction sales in New York, the remain
der ia lob lots exc uiveIy for cash, not &C.
knowledge sng competition 10 the way of low prices.
AL, ask is a call from you before buying knowing
that every BODY these dsvs are in favor OF buying
whore can be bought chesp-st.
| J. MILLHIsER BRO,
| NH IS Sw 1893 Broad st.
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~"The th.''..The first number Of
"THE soUTn" will be Issued 10 fsw days. Per.
wishing to advsrtise subscribe, may call at
tho offs on 18th street. NH PITTS
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u Or. William T.. Hill has removed
his Office for the present. to his fathers residence
c1rner of Marshal and 18th Streets Church Hill,
where he can be found both day and night, when nos
Professionally engaged. NH 2-2t*
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EOk MIRA womaA vita y child. sue
n . tooa Cook, Wa her isonsF 70 obtain
rood homo, she will be pat oat for her loo end
90 hing Aho. very spnshty eoy tor hire, for ihs
BAH nee o. ,hs year, ED0AA MACON,
NH 8--x Metropolitan Hall.
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Az r. Perkins & CO.. No. ~ : IA.

~ r. PERKINS & Co.. no. - 10 .toct
of Spring and sumner Dress Goods, which tn sy WIZ
sell at very low prices for cash, or to prompt ak
month cnstom-rs Received this dsy y,.rn.
Lawns } sconets and Organdie Musiins
Chslliss and Challie De LANES
Black Or, De Rhine and Mourning smks
Cbene Bsyadere and Striped Gisce Siks
Rich 6ersge and OIgandie Robes
Lawn and Jsconst Aobes
Trimmed Muslin and Lace sstts
Large stock Col!ara very ehsap
EoIs.y Gloves and Hdkfs OF every description
Ribbons and Dress frmmings
Hoped acd new style corded Skirts -.
Spriug sbsw ID and Scsrfs. nm "a
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1OE1 -.sPRiNG and : UNiDlkk STOCK
lOCl. OF EEADY-MADE GLOTHING Il am

1877 -.sPRiNG and = Nlllkk STOCK
1000. OF READY-MADE CLOTHING Il am
in receipt of the largest and most desirable stock
of Spring and Summer Clothing have ever opsned,
at my new store have now open fall assortme mt
of sizes of Black Cloth Dress Coats Bssness Cassi.
mere F,oeks tehoice soeds Biask and Fancy Cash
mere Pants; Satin, rich figured Twiiied Grenadine
sits, Fsrmers' Satin. FaLcy Cashmere, Fancy and
White MAJ settles Vests
FURNISHING 0OODs--Cravsts; Neck Ties of
ev.ry variety; suspsnders; Haadkerchiefs; Gloves;
Shirts; Collars; Cause Merno and silk Uadersairts
and DHwers; HslfHose, Of Silk, Cotton, Thread,
&c &c.
ln returning sincere thanks to my liberal patrons,
solicit On early call from then and the public zen.
orally to examine my new stock.
J. d. GOODMAN, No fle Main ct.
N. B..-.Destroas of reducing ~ Winter Stock a.
low - possible, those in want wifi find such goods at
satisfA stery prices NH l6 j. q. u.
.vI'O THk PUBLIlis..i paid 40 masrsa 10 n
L 20 the wssiss, Beware 81 the third time," and
having been hurat out that often tho fret and the
last losog ell having ipsurance--I have copciud-
cd TO Try the founh. and now cali on my former pa,
trons both In the city and ooustry, TO sive call
before purchasing else yhsrs promise 70 give ga
tlsfaciton both - to quality aod price.
h. U. TRAYLOR "a street.
NH - I'm Between MarshsH aud 6rosd.
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q A Lecture " ill be delivered before
the YtUsG Axs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, AID
the public generally, at the Raw MIR. Hoges church,
ON TUESDAY evening, the 14th inst punctuauy,
at O'Clock, by the Rev. DR.. JNo. LORD.
Subject 'Gaillieo and Astronomical Science
Members procure their season tickets from the
Librarian at the Rooms of the Association.
Tickets of admission be procured at the prin-
ciaal book stores. at the Exchange Hotel, at the
sro o. of Laidley & Robinson, Meade Baker. and
at the door Price of tickets IS cents For schools
3 tick ats FIR 81 NH l3-2r
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~COuntry Merchn nts and others visit.
lag the city this spring 10 MAKE their purchases will
do we'll to call and examine my stock Of Hardware
before purchasing elsewhere, a. am selling off at
cost, to close business THOMAS HOW,
NH 20-im 2I9 Main street.
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~ "a DAVIS has two ex
u ceent rooms, at her boaruIng house. on Ali
street, between clay and Leigh, witch che would
like have occupied BY a family. hhe has a 80, wv.
rooms unoccupied, suitable tor singh. gentlemen.
NH "a 6Lx
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tHZEhiAL,s SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Il IS MAIN STREET.

SAVING OF 25 CTS.
ON THE DOLLAR.
Ladies' Pocket Hdkfs. at Ct cts Chlarens do.
fine article at 81 cts Musin Collars at 50 ellsworth
AI; Gents shirt Bosons at Cd worth so cts Ladies'
Under Sleeves at Is cts and so cts worth more than
double; Cotton Cloth at ct cts and Cd; can't be
bought wholesale for the money. Every Article you
require can be found at
N. EZEKIELS Cheap Cash Store,
Main
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NTUTIC FL have this day Rppolt ted
~ MORRIS NELSON, of the city of hlchmoLd,
nv Agent 10 conduct the Confectionery Business,
in ali It, branches and to sell and buy exclusively
f.r CAsH. N. w. NECoON.
March sd. 1851. NH "a di2t"
INOK SA L. IA secondhand STkAM
l. ENGINE, ten-h,rse power great bargain
can be had, upon application TO u,,
mi 24--lt r. hAfM.
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81 848 55i IS

for the amount Of rsk-none affo rds
to the incurred.
B. When the premium policy, for term of
life, amounts 10 $50 Fer year. the Company will
lean the insured half OF it at per ee mt interest
B. w KNOWLES, Agent.
DR. A. SSEAD, Medc Examiner.
Office at ''Stationefl Hail." No. 20 Pearl ct.
NH 2l-tf
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N HENRlCOLIGHTD DRAGONS,
M ATTENTION Assemble at Wibashers
<rD Sale de Armes on FRIDAY, the 9th inst,
at O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
elecuug commissioned officer, and the transact IN
OF other Important business. A full attendance Ia
particularly desirable
By order of the Commanding Officer,
NH Sat- c. C HANEs O. g.
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Spring CLU1 hlNG.-.Uy every ar.
y RIVAL we are adding our large and elegant
stock of spring Clothing, and purchasers WILL at Gil
times fir the ensive Stock, greatest variety
latest style superior go :ds and good bargsin. l0E
N ain eet We are opening, this day. superb Co'h
Frocis with q good supply of fancy eoiors, gotten
up in faultless style; extra fine Coeskn Pants fancy
Cashmere suits tor business men, In great Variety
Spring Silk Vests, of neat and tasty patterns with
many other new and beautiful goods, which 1t will
f,rd pleasure to show our friends and euitomers
NH "a KEEN, BALDWIN co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

r. Removal --SamI. r. Halves has re-
m we'd his Cfi from the basin to the south side oil
the Dock. ,slu street All orcers for ANTHRACITE
and BITUMINOUs coal and WOOD, sent to the
off -, will receive prompt attention.
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