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Death OF Prof Eishburn.

The death Of Prof Fishburp, of Washington Cal-
lsge. Lexington, which has been already annonnc-
ell iu this paper, will cause general and heartfelt
sorrow among large circle OF friends aud ao-
aaaintauess, IS we'll as among those who only
knew him by reputation. He In the morning
of life. With every prospect of distinguished and
useful career. lie possessed talents OF & high or.
der, and rich and varied accomplishments. His
lecture at the iets Education Convention on the
system Of Education IN Prussia, and his address at
the last Mechanics Fair, will be remembered by
those who heard him as the productions of a clear
thinker snd ripe scholar. lie WAS withal gentle
man Of most pure and elevated character, and of
manners blaad, cordial and attractive. His loss
will be deeply fslt b. tie venerable Institution of
learning with which he was connected, and by the
cultivated society Of Lexington, of which he was
bright aud shining ornament.
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Affairs Tn France.

1t Is evident that affairs In France are 10 tick
lsh candItion. The Partisan population are proven
bialiy fond of change The restless steed, however.
has a cool and determined rider, aud unless all his
antecedents belle him, he will not be endorsed
without a desperate struggle The people of
France have ever an over again manifested their
confidence IN Louis Napoleon, but periodical fren-
ny Of revolution Is characteristic of the mob OF
Paris which rises at times with as great fury
storm, and subsidies like that when its wrath
Is OK expended, without why or wherefore for the
tempest or The calm. The friends of rational lib
erty have nothing 30 hope from = successful
1nsurrection In Paris. 1t wonid end as have 9th.
CTS before It, 10 Republic of a month, followed
by Monarchy, possibly the restoration of Bour-
bon 10 the throne. The Count de Chambord is
living 10 hopes, which likely to be gratitied
as thuss OF any Republican aspirant.
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Mr. j. s. Mehan. the Librarian of the Congress
Library at Washington, was stricken down with
apoplexy Tuesday. lie lies 10 a very precarious
state.
John Lsing, brickayer, threw himself upon
the track of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, In
the Little Tunnel. on Wednesday night week, and
was torn 10 atoms by passing train. He was
monomaniac on religious subjects.
Col. Kane recently passed through Gan Berna
dino with dispatches from Washington for Brigham
Young.
A gentleman who has traversed great part of
Missouri, recently, says that he never knew the
wheat crop to look so promising as at present.
The income of the English Wesleyan Missionary
society for the past year has exceeded fl0,G00,
being about 100000.
Gen. r. j. Msllett has been appointed by the
President Of the United States commercial agent
at Florence, Tuscany.
CHILEAN paper received per the Northern Light
says that Senior Astaburmaga will probably come
on as misIster to the United States.
Levi MelIor, a music dealer at Wheeling, died
suddenly on Monday
An Italian in Chicago, worth upwards of go, 900,
who owns Ave houses on Milwaukee avenue, has
seven or eight girls in his employ, begging aud
stealing.
The last revolutionary soldier surviving In the
Abbeyille District, K. C., Dir. Pollard Brown, died
the llth inst, In the District Poor House. This Ia
the reward Of hundreds of the patriots who sacri.
feed oil for independence.-llei ia the poor house
and a two line obituary inthc papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01
Texas Pablte Lands and Vir~
atnta l. n da

An act has been passed By the Texas Legislature,
which hes received the approval Of the Governor
of that State, aud 10 now law, opening the entire
domain Of the etats to sale at fixed prices. The
lanas In the Pacific Reserve to DO sold at Sc per
atre; other lands at 81 Is and g. II appears that
TeSas pets some value on Der lands, or else only
proposes to sell that which she possesses, or poss
bly, she might afford the land warrant price OF
Virginia, two cents and a haitian acre.
let tho Legislature take mp and pass, for the
honor 81 the state, the Treasury Land Warrant
bin. That bill. among other provisions, prohibits
ths sale of Virginia public lands at any bid lees
than 81 q per acre II IS net beneath the dignity
OF Virginia TO take hint on this subject from
Tayas.B ~
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Cr0Ds I'm Kansas

Whilst Congress 10 laboring with mighty throes
over the delivery OF Kansas, everything is said TO
be az Qniet In that embryo State as a summers
morning. The Alabama Independent American
publishes letter from Leavenworth City, which
says that "the farmers preparing to put in
large crops the coming season, and II everything
goes on smoothly in the country, we will raise a
sapply Of everything this year. Land is still high
around the city, aud back few miles, II ra n qes
from twelve and a half to fifty dollars FER acre
Bnt few sales this winter
Putting in large crops Raising supplies! Land
high! This looks pacific, certainly. and ought to
keep mp the spirits OF the politicians, who. has
been said of large class of social drones, were
"boTn only TO consume the fruits OF the earth.'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
For; u Rsc!taac,la, Oh 31-Hs9h Water u


ARRIVED
Schr Chiefta!n, Rhoads, ROckland, lime Luther
libby.
schr ADtaros. Cordory Philadelphia coal. j r
Anderson.
echr Meracious, Taylor. Philadelphia. pig iron
Morris Tanner.
chr Casper Lelf. shoe. Philadelphia. coal. 2
Larus.
schr Elanese. Thatcher, Portland. mdse. d "
Carrie.
FAILED,
Fchr Fannie Currie. Rogers, Boston. mdse. d & "
Currie.
ochr G Hopkins. Malsberry, Philadelphia via
Port Walihall coat.
schr W Wooiston, DufieL Philadelphia, via
Pore WslihaI, coal
schr Fanny. Spence. Philadelphia. via Po1t Wal
thai. coal.
tchr j l. Harmed, Clark. down the river. light.
Schr VIM Spear. jones. tor Richmond. cleared at
Baltimore March 20.
schr Jsspr Ranks, tor Richmond. cleared at
Halifax March 60.
ship Al, xsnter, Balm. from Liverpool for City
Point was spoken March Sd lat 80 \. Ion. u w.
Schr James b Munloe, Hudson. for Richmond,
cleared at Philadelphia March 80.
schr IL .bela CLARKE, for Fredericksburg, cleared
ut New ork March 50.
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81 MoRsEs ATLANTIC CABLE aud UARrsH0RSE's
CURs-ALL are both Electro Magnetic, The first
pertinent 10 laying the cable failed ,-HARTsHoaNg's
CuREAL Ii never fails In curing Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism and all pain. Morse's Cable will succeed next
time. as the chemist who prepares HARrsHoRNE'e
CuRE-AIL has suggested many improvements
Morse will soon annihiIate time and space whilst
HARTsHoRsE's CURE ALL will sooner annlhilate all
pain. Both great discoveriesl IL
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no WILLIAM NJ ROBINSON. WHO

ESOR RAFFLE.-At Our House." 18Th
L street, Oh SATURDAY NIGHT next. ats oeleck
Those who have taken chances as well as those who
wish to get fine horse at trifing cost Invited
to attend punctusily. The colt may be seen by ap
plying 10 the Proprietor OF "Our House"
L.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

NorIog-I would hereby tender to my
friends my sincere thanks for the confidence they
have in me- in offering vote for me to represent
them in the CIT. Council. Inasmuch AZ | carnot
serve in both capacities must, therefore, respect
fully beg leave to decline being candidate for a
couucillor,-of the two tvila, rather choose the
least. If it should be their pleasure to again elect
me to the post now FILL shall serve them. for one
more year, TO the best of my poor ability; but
should it be your pleasure to bestow that on apy
other shall how with humble submission, and re-
turn my Taost grateful thanks.
Your most 0bedient servant -
an i-lt% w BES EhIDuE.
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RS- WE would recommend to those who are suf
fering with a cough, cold or hoarseness, to USE
HARrsuoRSE's PICTORIAL sYRuP OF WILD CHERRY. Ii
ID prepar, d by chemist. and Is esteemed by those
who have used 1t as the best Cough Syrup in the
world Itcan be had at any Of the Drug Stores in
Richmond Norfolk or Petersburg, for Is and 50 cts
a hottie II
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TERMs-S20 the season, and 81 to the groom.
WI. W. EULCHER.
". j. CARPENTER,
EEITl,N
MOUNT PLEAS ANT FARM IN

t1OUNr. P LEA s SAINT FARM In
Nl CHARLES CITY COUNTY, AND EDNA
MANUFACTURING MILL FOX Satellite above
valuable property Is offered st private sale 1t is
situated IN Charles Clty unity about % nlies he
low kicht cad. There is attached to the Farm and
Mil about 7OO Acres about 3tGacres clsared. balance
IN Wood and Timber, OF which there Is about pa
acres of orlgiual growth Of Cypress. Hickory. YAK
aud Maple, sufficient To employ Steam Saw Mill
tor several years The lard will be divided 10 suit
purchasers TO the Ds elIinE there cOu Il be attach
AM acres, and to the Mill from 100 10 :. . IiIe
Dwtlnng is a comfortable one. having i've rooms.
besides ali tue usual Gus buildings. such as Office,
hitchen. Servant boUses, Barn, Stable, Carriag-
House. Ice House. &c. There is also spring OF
cure Water. The Nili is i'll the most completes or
der, and is capable of grinding from ~ to ll bush
els OF al Fer Gay ,and the liAr quantity Il " heat.
Fhe Mill is a neyerfaiiiug stream. that Inlet
other Mills fail during the summer this never does.
The grist from the mill will average $50 barr l.
:orn and $50 bushels Wheat per anuum. In addi-
tiou by purchasing W heyt and Corn, prof able
businf - could be cone. There is ct the Mill Pos
On C otorehonse. and 1t Is regarded
ceent stand for business. To any one v no would
purchase the Farm, the growing Crops, stock OF
Mues Cattle and Hogs. would be disposed of at val
nation The place Ill be divided, sold together.
as may b. deemed advantageous.
A plat and survey eau be STE at our office. The
neis hborhood is good. and the place rems rkably
aeal by. Apply to Messrs 4 d 4LiI or 10
dUDDIN & ApPERS0N,
an l-Iaw4w Auctioneers.
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I OST.-suaday night. on Broad or
IL 7th streets. between First Baptist Chnreh end
the corner Of eth ard Leigh streets gold BRfAsT-
PIN, attached To a how Of pink NIB. Ii was ihs
,hape and made to represent the leaf of tree Ihe
inA will confer great favor by leaving az this
flee. las il was rrf selt TO a lady from near
relatively aud viii be suitably rewarded.
mi 81
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NEW ORLEANS. March % The sales of Cotton to-
day we're $4,000 bales. at III a ll4 cents per To-
for middling, Sugar is quoted at "a 6l3 cents
per ID. Freights to Liverpool are quoted at 12d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

Sir. Y. Pnseh, Professor Of Music, Richmond
Formerly Of Copenhagen, has published pheasant
Sounds from the Old Dominion" containing a va.
fie'y Of choice aud attractive pieces Of his com.
position. For sale 10 all the principal Cities and
At the hoohstore Of Mr.. Woodhousa, Richmond.
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BLACK KALpH-Ybis bseu:ifuJ

JN-v~ DLAOh hht-T III DIS DSHu' 4 III
61G Horse viii stand tn season ct nay Stable.
u 0,neu harm hanover; at Hanover CouE: House; n
Ola Church, Hanover. and at DR.. v ood ), near Do
yer ills, Gsdchland.
BLACK RALPH was sired by tire celebrated
horse Ticonieruga owned by Franklin FELTON,, hhd
out of SaIe Mil, r. IA well known Morgan mart
making him thoroughly Morgau borse. ile Stands
IS hands Inch high, ana is Jet black with small
altar in the forehead. His style eBd iorII uusut
passed. III fact no POSSESSES what Youatt arns 10 he
absolutely esssn'lat-compactness-as much goHL
cess and strength possible condensed into little
space He to1k the brst premium, as the best three
year old ior quick draft at the Virginia State Fair
in 1856
TERMs-s20 the season, and 81 TO the groom.
WI. W FULCHER
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Tus.rx--A capital bill is offered for tonight.

TusAfRE--A capital bill Is offered for to night
itembodies three pisces, namely: ''Two can play
st the came Game" '0ut Of sight, Out Of Mind"
sod "frying II On" Mr.. Mathews and bis accom-
paished vie viii appear IN SOME OF their best char
aeterH scd the public may anticipate rieh per-
formanos- Tho plays ars full Of interesting and
amusing sosaes sud incidents. which, We are as
sured, win b brought ont 10 the best style
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Northern Markets.

NEW YORK. March 3l.-Flour firm and unchangei.
Wheat steauy Corn oae cent better. Stocks lower,
BALTIMORE, March 3I.-Flour dull sales -
Whest dull aad receipts light: no change III gnota-
lions Corn active-whito 519g59C, yellow G34B64c,
mi ID S3f1.5Sc
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A NV ARrJCLE FOR SMOKERS =

a NEW ARTICLE FOR SMOKERS =
GREENLEAF'S ANTENERyoUS CIGAaS.-The
proprietor OF these Cigars having devoted muc time
and study experimt upon tobacco, has ut last
succeededn producing article far superior to any
thing yet offered to the public.
They have already been introduced into the lar
ger cities with entire success; having been pro
nounced by the press to be better article thar
seven Fights of the imported ones, which opinion
has been emphatcally endorsed by connnOiseurs OF
the weed
The uudersigned having taken the agency for
these Cigars wonld most respectfully invite all who
who with for a Wholesome. fragrant article. that IF
warranted and will he found upon trial not TO in
lure the health 10 call and examine for themselves
For sale wholesale and retail by
Al w COREY 4 CO,
NH 3i-Im% No I23 Br lad street.
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NnTICE TO AUvERTIsERs.

adrsrtas~ssenss for the DssrArcH must be handed
., nv sfr 1iork In ~ aytynoom In order 20 appear
the uert day Theheavy pressure of advertisements
n>sn the coiumus Of ear paper viii not admit OF
saaar reception aster the hour named
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RICHMOND. July 24th, 1857.
DEAN gIR-It ia with willing plea

RICHMOND. July Ath, 1857.
Bg~ DEAR SIR-lt is with willing plea
sure In addition to many others. / add my testlmo-
ny u the efficacy Of BAK Ek'S PREMIUM BIZ
TIERS, In giving permanent relief IN Dysenttry auu
summer Complaints with nay children Also, my
wife having suffered several years from debtatlnn
and other diseases. peculiar 10 their sex. has found
a restorer in these valuable Bit'ers- Hoping they
may prove successful with others with my family
Your opt servant,
J. ID THOMAS.
To Mr. T. BAKER, Proprietor, RichmoHi. Va
For sale by all the prominent DruggSts in the city
Of Richmond and elsewhere in virginia Also, OF
CHARLES STOTF < Co. Washington City, u G, and r
II STABLER co, Baltimore nh Gilt
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AsvRA9 AND rArAt TExHasArIox --An aytsrcs-
tion. - Informed. occurred yesterday NOR a
.es o<tN4kn tNo gtndents, NJ the College % sr
one nsmed Mas<h, having been stsbbsd 81 . youn s
pas na~Hd Nssxex Ills sAid hey afs 18th faE
Nnsq1nnA-n psod Nsdk0sg3 SIX
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Dc TUBS and frkins strictly prime
~ Goshen Butter; 20 frkins New York State But
ter; Is boxes Pine Apple Cheese so or casks Ma
deira Wine: 30 or casks old Port Wine; hhdS OLD
Scotch aud Irish Whjskey; 30 bbl. old Apple and
Peach Brandy; 500 dcz 8 and string Broonis; 3'f'
d 2 and 3 hoop painted Pals; 80 dog vanished &C.
dar Pals, Tor sale by
anil VIM WALLACE SOM
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as- FURNITURE FOB SALE AT AucTros;--Attention
IL asked to the sale Of Hous. h1ld Enrpltnre raho
10 O'clock. ut the residence OF Mr. u Haxau, Oh
franklin between 7th and 6th streets.
- h1ii THnS W kEESEH. Anct.
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AsauNov "a NoR POLK.

wM- X fGrsR. Esa Is the Agent fr ths pAHt
DsspArca In Norfe,k. the circulation 81 the paper
there hayinG increased 10 an extent dcmana'hs pN
sya atteuston to its distnhutioa the eoss0e'"n w
A.xns A.
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IN SPECIAL NOTICE.-The attention OF the
rublc is Invited to our sale OF splendid Furniture
q ana t.orse Ir TO take place at the residence o
DR.. Huff. on Main between LIST and "a streets. THE
nav al no O'clock See advertisement.
~ 81. p CtHbK a co Aucts.
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Wells, Fargo \ Cos ESpress"
Gentlemen -" / had negro man worth Sl,2n
who took cold from a bad hurt, and was useless Tor
over one year: had used everything could hear
Of without benefit, unrll tried the Mustang Lini
rnent IL has perfectly cured Kim. and can now
take The above price for him Respectfully yours,
JAMES DORKASCE
Every Planter. Teamster and Family shouid hare
this invaluable article. Sold By all respectable
BARNES & PARE, Proprietors.
mhfs-dAcvlm New York.
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I'M HHD6. eides Bscon; 80 hhds.
AOo Shoulders Bacon; 10 hhds breasts aud II ms
kegs primo family Leaf Lard; tnr sale By
~ WM WALLACE S0Ne. :
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RI- AUCTION SALE OF sT0Ck.--We call at
tcntion TO our ADVERT ement lsee auction hea y OF
s,ocLs 10 he sold THIS DAY, at our office at II
O'clock. " fohOhHh w.
an lit
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sH~ NOTICE All persons indebted to
he late fl m of MERCHANT, WEISIGER CO
ire EARNESTLY REQUESTED to call and SETTLE THE
;AME as LONGER INDULGENCE CANNOT BE GIVEN.
' - AMI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

A YIRGISIAs RoBBED-Three hackmen have beer
arrested In Philadelphia for robhing j. X. Fer
guson of King and Queen county, Va, of gil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

g7s- THERE will be a PUBLIC MEETING at the
lam. .t,wn House, Rocketts, on TIL TUESDAY night
SvsraI of the candidates for municipal Offices wi
ia ana address the people and all are inyi-
ted TO attend. ~ ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTIcF.
sELLING OFF BELOW CosT.
The uudsrs,aued respectfully announce 10 the
rnbiic that they bave concluded TO close their busi
nysss ami will nrw Offer their entire stock Of
PEADT-MzDE CLOTHING,
A. q; nor cont less than the original cost. Country
Merchants viii do well 10 call upon ~ and examine
amr stock hef,re purchasing elsewhere.
Aiso ysry neatly made uD assortment OF Chill
drsn,s and Boys Clothing on hand
u'e" WINS GEO HfXTER & BRO,
No ~ Main street,
,tms One door below lilh street.
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tA-steam Ambrotypes from Is cents to $25. TT
LER Co.'s roems daily crowded 10 excess. Right
gold medals awarded. Depot 1879 Main street.
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KANSAS EMIGRATION Tho Leavenworth Ledger.
of the I'D inst says that the prospects for an i'm
mense migration TO Kansas this spring and sum
NOR are highly gratifying.
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E@s,N FOR SALE-A Nc. Mich
YT1'AN COW. fresh to the pail; Apply to
~.-&gS=A WILLIAM JOY.
~ - pro1o, III IN
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STRAW Goops. srRAw Goops. Straw

CIhAN uooUo' DINA" bVoDo' Una"
GooDs at the LADIES' BAAZkR.-We have Just
received very desirable lot OF STRAW BON ETS,
white and colored: ais. a hue sortment Of boy
and girls STRAW and LEdH0RN FLATS aud
HATS which offer TO 0nr customers at very Low
prices; they will do well to give a call before
purchasing elsewhere
NB-Bcnnet- bieached, pressed and TRAINED at
the shortest notice NH 2g-6t
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STRUCK BY LGHTSINe-0n the 18th inst, the
baru of W. 2 Sect, near Ashton Landing. La, was
struck by lightning and consumed, with thirty
six mules and 600 bushels Of corn. Loss $4,000.
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N.Y. SuoCKos HILL BUILDING FeND
ASSOCIATION The Monthly meeting of the Associa.
tion will be held this (THURSDAY) evening, Mt I
O'clock Dues will be received from O'Clock, until
The hour of meeting. V. BARGAM1N,
an 1' - N.Y. Sec'y.
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TROOPS FOR UTA'

TIE ARABIA OUTWARD BOUND.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-The Arabia sailed for
Liverpool at noon to-day. She took only $1,000 in
specie,
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G-Wholesaie Ambrotype Depot 1875 Main street,
TYLER Co., Artists. Ambro,ypes OF various sty les.
at low prices 1t the rate Of 100 daily. Twenty-Five
artists employed
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L,RksH FRUITS RECEIVING TIL

LNUk SALE-At the Bulls Head Sta
l. Bile, on 10th street, a second hand BUGGY and
HARM ESS, in first rate order. Persons in want OF
an ,asy riding vehicle would DO well to lock at
this. mp I'D JAS NJ TAYLOR & son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

TROOPS FOR UTAH.
WEST PoINT, N. Y. March 3l.-A company of
sappers and miners left to-day for Utah, in COM
mand of Capt. Duane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

!, a0r KITCHEN RANGES receiving of the
most approved style-three zes Also. For sale
mo ssoopd hand HANGS, but little usef. suitable
'of an '"s GEORGE STAkRkTT,
Our Governor street.
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ssa ATTRACTIVE SALE FOR 20 DAYS -

Bsap ATTRACTIVE SALE FOR 20 DAYS -
Staple Fancy and Millinery Goods, Fringes and
Dress Trimmings. Embr0ideries, Ladies Dress Caps,
Muslin. swrs and Dimity Bands, Head Dresses
Scarfs Laces, Grapes, Hosiery, Gloves, Hoop skirts
Brass, Steel and Plated Hoops. Cords and Tasselt
for picture hangings. &C. &c, With numerous other
articles selling at reduction of 70 per cent. less
than former price, to make room ior spring pur
chases LADIES' BAZAAR,
No zoo Broad street, between 4th aud 5th
nh -
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EaS- RICHMOND AoExcy.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM
CAPITAL, 1st lam. S5S,...S1 ,401, 800 %.

The Trustees have declared dividend OF THIRTY
PER CENT on all Life Policies that have been IN
force twelve months prior 10 January isf, 1883 and
AK PER CENT INTEREST IN Cash on all di-
ydends that have not been paid. Those holding
the Certificate will please call and collect tho fnte
rest which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the subject Of Life
lnsuranee. will please call on the Agent, rs Main
street OF for reference apply TO either member Of
Company
GEO. WYrHE MuSroKp. President.
Directors
Thos r August Esq, Jas Thomas. Jr EsQi
Roger A Pryor. Ese, Rev Chas " kead.ss
Thes II Ellis. Esq, Rev Jas Taylor.
VIM Paine, ksa.
MEDICAL Bard.
Ro Coleman, N d, q Workman, d,
Jas II Conway. 81 D.
tHAS Is. M0RTHAMt
General Agent and Attorney fer Virginia..
NH it--ts Dos Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01

PARTICULAR No1ICE.-Great sale of
Watches Jewclry, Plated Ware aud Fancy Goods at
auction and private sale. by II. ". QUABLEs. at No
$50 Man street every day aud evening this week.
Ladies' sale at O'Clock NJ.
Geutietupn's sale at y. O'Clock.
The richest aud most Extensive variety ever offer
ed in this market, for sale above. Merchants are
particularly invited 10 cali and examine the goods
aud purchase either privately or at the evening
sales. Ali goods warranted as represented No $50
Main street. NH ~