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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-27

An extra session Of the Maryland Legislature is
spoken of s#
The New York canals will be opened for uaviga.
tion on or before tho Goth Of April.
Rev Dr. Eaton, the oldest Episcopal clergyman
In Boston, died on Wednesday.
George A. Winer, deprty city marshal Of st.
Louis, died ON Monday.
On fnesday sixty laborers were discharged nom
the Gosport lys) Navy Yard.
The number of dwelling heusss in Boston is 15,-
5ss, OF an average value of si.5e5.
1t ID expected that five vessels VIII leays Chica-
20 this Spriag direct for Liverpool.
The city or Sc. Pan, Minnesota, has expended
slj.21 faI educational pnrposes during the past
year
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C6- NEW SpRIxG GooDs /!
I g x g =

We respectfully invite attention 10 our new stock
OF spklNd GOODS now opening. and assure lh,
lower rates than the same could now be bouaht for
having be- early in the mari ket; and our FINANCIAL
POSITION ~ such that have in the mar
kei, enabling MS 10 purchase nc the lowest CASH
PRICES All we ask of you is 10
Call Exainine!! Uompare,li Judget,,i
Respectfully, j MIILHIsEk x BRO
NH Him Iq1 Hroad sfrasf
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s~IF YouR HAIR ls HARSH

Use Prof " o0d'S Hasf Restorative
If your Hair is Gray,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Ii your Hair is Thin,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you are Bald,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Nervous Headache,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you have Dandraf.
SUse Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Erupiions.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Ii you ire Glossy Hair.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you desire to preserve the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire not to lose the Color,
Use Piof Woods Hair Restorative
II yOu want Cheap Article,
Use Prof hood's Hair Restorative
If you admire the Beautiful Lock,
Use Prof " Gods Hair Restorative
! you admire the Beautiful kingiets,
Use Prof WoIds Hair Restorative
II you wish Beautiful Complexion.
Use Prof Woods HaraSestor ativ.
If you wish Face free from pimples.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Ii yOu wish TO appear Young,
Use Prof v ODDS Hair Restorative
If You want testimony over"heiming.
Read the Circular of Prof Woods Hair Restoratiy
II you want 10 find it.
The Dept il at ia Market street, st Louis, Mi
souri,, and 3i2 Broadway, New York.
a-lt is also sold by every popular Druggist Il
this city aad country. mh l2-d&cw3m*
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VII ASSESSUh.
Ar TILE REnurar ar Al .rv En-

AT THE REoUEsT OF MANY FRIENDS, ]
hereby announce my self candidate for the Office Of
CITY ASSEssUR, and promise faithful Perform
ance OF the duties of said Office being well aeauant
my fsslow-cifizens
mh 2j-tde* GEO n U0I.MEN
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kaR> Why SUFFnR wIrH A CoucH, from

Cold Hoarseness, or aConsumptive Cough whcu
yon can obtain immediate relief by usiDg HARTS
HURNE'r PEgr0RAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER.
kff IL Ia combined with other articles snited for al
Lung Asthma CataTrh and Bronchial Affections
IL is prepared By Chemist of reputation and is pro
noHneed by those who have used az the beet Cough
Syrap in the worldi
Bottles %, 50 cents and 81 seld by PURCELL.
LkDD 90. Rnd all Druggisse IN Richmond.
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AEH ATTRACTIyE SALE roa On DAYS

Staple. Fancy and Millinery Goods, Frinses and
Dress Trimmings. Emhroideries, Ladies' Drsss Caps
Muslin swiss and pimity Bands, Head Dresses
Scarfs, Laces Grapes Iosiery, Go, es Hoop skirts
Brass. Steel aud Plated Hoops, Cords aud rassel-
for picture hangngs. &c. &c, with numeruns other
articles, selling nc reduetion Of ~ per ccut.
than fJrmer price, 10 make room for Spring pur.
chascs. LADIES' BAZAAR
No 2ad Broad street, between ilh and 9Th.
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SCENE IN BROADWAY, New YORK The N York
Express describes scene in Broadway as follows
About half past six O'Clock, z. NJ, on Wednes-
day. brutal fight occurred on the sidewalk at the
corner of Broadway and Howard street, between
Andrew Hines dLtdS "FiZZee" and John McCarty
The Sormer is ''sport'' from Philadelphia, and
somewhat notorious as pugilist; McCarty is the
party who, it is said, committed the assault ard
battery on Marcus Cicero Tul.us Stanley, on the
9th inst. 1t Is reported that the origin of the
fight was in this wise: since McCarty committed
the alleged assault Stanley, the latter is said TO
have employed "Fizzee''~to give McCarty a trash
ing. for which service, If done scientifically aud
satisfactorily, "Fizzee" 10 receive a handsome
ddacetH, with champagne supper "to boot
The parties met as above stated, each combataut
having number of the fancy as friends. 1t is
stated that before the fight commenced Mccarthy
and "Fizzee" were or friendly terms, and the meet
ing between them at first was very cordial but the
ghost of the valuable consideration" for giving
Mccarthy drubbing, kept haunting the mind OF
'tizzee," who to bring about hostile feeling on
the part OF McCarty, turned the conversation to
the late affray between "paudeen'' and Cunning
ham. "Fizzee' said that Cunningham served
-Paudeen" right by shooting him; from which
opinion McCarty dissented. From words they came
to blows, when ring was made by the friends I.
the parties, and the combstants had a brutal
pitch in" fight, which lasted nearly half an hour
While the beigcrants were pounding, biting and
sougiDg each other, number of citizens at
tempted to Interfere and stop the fight, but seve-
RAJ OF the pHgllsts In the crowd drew pis OILS and
threatened 10 shoot the first man that would dare
to meddle After hard struggle "Fizzee" got his
opponent into the street gutter, and was dealing
out blows al tidttuDi, when squad of the detec-
tive police. Who had been notified of the affair,
made their appearance. An immediate stampede
vas the consequence, and the parties made their
escape before the officers could arrest them
Over one thousand persons witnessed the fight
which is described as being brutal in the extreme
Mccarthy is said to be seriously injured Patk
Mathews and Cyrus Shay, the we'll known pugiI-
ists took prominent part in the disgraceful aTrsy
and are said to have been prominent in urging
the assanlting parties to fight. No arrests were
made by the police
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DEcEAsg OF LrERARY AspIR4sTs Mr. Hova'd j
piatt q younx gentleman OF considerable literary
attainmsnts end promise. died ct the resid-pce Of
his 10 her. Jud "a fiatt 10 II mixers. N, on Tue a
nine hich he had besR in the sbif OF taking in
minute aua ties - an opiate bis W.T. tines IN re-
"a Ion to naval AFFAIRS have attracted considerable
notice. Thomas Il. II sde, another young man OF
some literary ganias and pFcfsnsions writer.
committed sEicids in 81. Louis Last Saturday By TAX
ing arsenic.
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, C0NViSstssNEne-

n~FTLLow- CITizsHs OF THH CouHTy
oy hEsnIoe-I am candidate Tor the once cf con.
District Of the County at tse ensuing elec3tnn in
May n-xt, and respectfully solicit your suhraEcs
Bsh 23-fie aEi1 W CAhTk6.
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- To rHI Worms or HnEslco Ccux-
ri hereby snporDcs mysslf = = ass2d{6s1s e ns
Office of the GO = MtSSfOAER OF TIL XIV IN uk,
for the lover dsstsicf. ~ the ferttca-
resnectfully solieisy yonT sulIsase san p ycns
ti2 of tbs offics hsithfaily ard. YasftpAf III. -
best sf my ability. JOHN \. Hx660.
M finn
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R~ To THE VoTBRs or rHl. CIry, or
MISSIONER or THE kEvENUE ibr MonFos
Ward, and most respectfully ask the supyurs cf my
fellow citizens. Should t be your pleasure % elect
me TO that position, shall endeAvor TO show, By 3
itinul discharge Of my dutes. that your conldsncs
mh 2-tde MILLS n. GOODWIN
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GRAIN MEAsURER.--At the solicitation
the office ofGRAIN MEAsUkkR. should it be- fhs
pleasure Of my ellow-citizen to elect me- promise
todiseharge the duties faithfully and promptly.
NH 26-i:S RICHARD III KIDDICK.
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saEhIff.
f6E- To 9HE VoTERa OF HnHRIcc

ouNTY-I take this method Of announcing myself
candidate for the sherifnty OF Henrco county. 81
de9ote all OF my time To the ofcs. and TO dischargo
Its duiies as the law drects will ~ aud ses the
voters of the county before the day OF eecuon ana
tain my fitness for the Office 20 my nsighbors. sod
10 Johr a. tiregory. Esq Jchn II. YoungS ESQ. and
- ,ns @0asse gaIssess" ''n'"o s' I. .. CARTER.
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kap To THE VOTERS OF TIM CRY o1
didate Tor COMMISSIONER or THE kEVENUH.
for Monroe Ward. the present incambent declining
a re- election JE8SE WHRRhT
NH la-tdeh
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GRAIN MEAsURER.

To THE VorERs OF THE CIrY or RICH
MoNp--I am candidate for re-elrction 10 the once
Of CITY GRAIN MEaSUREH and respectfully so
NH 23-dtieS JAMeR aim
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DAMaGEs--John King. in fhe Logan county Ky J
Court, at the last term, recovered $500 damages
from Stephen Fisk, for malpractice in treating his
sore eyes, which caused him to lose bis sight In
the same court Simon Cavett recovered damages
OF $1,000 from Peter McClanRagan, for shooting
him with pistol, which he was imprudently hand
ling. Ii caused permanent injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-27

HA- To THE VoTERs or TIN CrTY or
RIeHnoSD.-The present incumbent, Mr. Hundley
declining reelection for the Office ofCOMNIssIOk.
CIR OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward here
0y announce myself candidate for the said efnce,
nd respectfully solicit your votes. and plsdge my
elf to the faithful discharge Of the duties OF tie
Office, should it be- your pleasure TO elect me.
NH 2--2m pRESItDN n OUAHLH0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-27

The LATE C)aM.sDER HERyroS.-Yesterday, Mr.
Commissioner Waiting duly issued a pension GER
tiicate TO the widow of the late Commander IIern-
don. The amount allowed to her annually by the
law is very inconsiderabie; SO much "a, under
the circumstances In which her gallant husband
and protector lost his life, to be ridiculous. Her
case is one TO justify amply the enactment of spe
cial law through which the country shall charge
itself with the duty ofproviding hereafe er suitab
for her aud her arphans.--Hsfshngtoa Star, 25th.
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R@~ JeHN 8. brady

T1NT9 OT INt1uTNI VNtH,T
IdrORTER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AMI
DOMESTIC WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS,
(so igeiEY ST., BovE 18TH, RicBMosp, yA)
Calls the attention III the city aud country trade L
his large and varied assortment OF WINES, BRAN
DlBs. RUNS, u, Ms WHISTLES, &C. Always Oh
hand supotipr lot of old Rye, Mountain, Bourbon
and other WHISTLES
Country merchants and others are solicited 10 cali
tefoie purchasing elsewhere.
n; BGoots delivered 70 all parts of the city free
~ ehHrge. mh Jim
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Ioh. N " C"IHeI OF 'IaIH aHI I"th sts
NH tg-dI2tcWat Richmond, Va.
IT SCANS that Rheumatism Deafness :

IT seems that rheumatism, Deafness
Neuralgia, Swollen and stf Joints and other CON
plants TO which all subject. have lost thi
terrors Prof DE GEATHs ELECTRIC IL is war
ranted to rcliey, any case in short space OF tim,
and with trifling expense 1t can be had OF tn,
agents here see advertisement in another column
EH- For sale by PURCELL, L.DD Il Co., wholesal'
Agents. Richmond, aud by Druggists generally.
NH gg-d6cWIw
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TERRIBLE DEvELoPEnEsrs George III Lamb, n
hotel keeper, of Mensotas La Sale counsy, III 10 in
all ST. LOUIS on charge CT seducing, r il e
and mnr ering the daughter of Mr. Jacob stafford.
of Hamiltoa, Ill H married the .econd vile at
Bennington. b in less than manth nffer the report
ideath of his first one waich exsi ei snsp;cion
The body of his siet IN has not been found.
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IxrerIy 10 The call 81 Many yst1ss. I"
In the Dispatch and - the eolicltssoa e NJ 1pals
1 hereby announce myscIf an4taete ~ - e15es
nh Z5-its JOHN HDRABAEf.
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MoyRos WARD CIrIzsN's TIcKsr TIL,

following gentlemen of experience and tried ability
having ably and faithfully rved the people of Mon
watd fJr several yeas ia the City Council, Will
gain if elected; theref re, they will agshn
receive the cordial support from the voters OF al
ctons of Monroe Ward II the charter elections, on
Nc .nes lay, the 7th day of April next:
FOR cOUNcILMEN:
SD Denoon & D.mmock
j Sau aders We Allen
NH Z2-5t< il vi 0laZahroOk.
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poRK PACKED AT 1EE Misunderstanding 10 the
Cincinnati Price Current. tho number at hogs pack
ls52 az head last being an Increase Of 30
The increase iD weieht his season Il estimated at
total iaercase IN number and weight equal 20 $3.50
hogs.
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A HUNGARIAN HERo.---A brother of Con. Bem, the
Hungarian patriot, is In Canton, Mo. where he
is stopping for few days. lie is on his way to
visit relatives in Iowa. The Canton Reporter saws
he is covered with sears acquired In thirty-two
years service In Europeen wars
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CITY SERGEANT.

skA. CRY SERGsANr---I respectfully
announce myself candidate for reelection 20 the
office OF CITY sEkGEANT. 4u.zs
NH l6-td THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
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In obedience to the wishes of number
of my personal friends, announce myself a candi
dale for the office of HIGH CoNSTABLs.
Respectfully. WM DEAN
h l.rH
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KIDNAPPING CASE--Another kidnapping case is
on the tapis in New York. The police officers have
in custody James b. FiDlay, alias Haley A. How
ard aud his repute6 wife, Ann Howard, alias Bren-
nard, charged with spiriting away from that city
a young colored woman, named Sarah Taylor, with
view of selling her in Washington.
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IcEBERGs IN THE SoUrH.-Capt Sisson, ofthe ship
Mary L. Sutton, from the Sandwich Islands at New
Bedford, reports thai the 2Sth of January, in
lat. 81 10 s., long II 45 W., theuty-three is
lands of ice. the smallest o. which was not less
than $50 feet in he ;ht, from the masthead as far
as could be seen in The ESE aud WSW directions:
the largest icebe. vas perfectly level top, and
in particular, which We pissed very near,
was not less than mile in length There were
also large quantities o. drift ice which Was con.
stantiy falling from the bergs; at z. NJ. but one
large Island in sight ahead, having sailed by log
36 miles directly thorugh the line of ice.
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THE CoUNCIL-PEoPLE's TICKET

The CoUNCIL-P PEOPLES TIcKET.-
MONROE WARD.
The following gentlemen, who have proved Them
selves to be equally the friends TO all the varied in
terests OF the Ward, will be again fully supported
by many voters of Monroe Ward:
L W 6azebrcok. Dimmock,
VIM Alien. ID Denoon,
David j Saunders, NH 25-tdeS
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E1- To THE VorERs OF THE CRY OF
RIcEMoSD.-feliow citizens: am q capdidafs for
the office Of GRAIN MEAsUkEk, and will b
pleased TO receise your votes at the. approwching
charter elections. j III dAhY,
NH 2t--fdse
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CAPTAIN oP NIGHT wArcu.

To THE VoTERs OF RICHMOND -
Afttr due reflection and heing called upon so often
by my friends, have come to the conclusion to ru,
Isr the office of CAPTAIN OF THE NioHT
WATCH, and respectfully solicit the votes of m,
friends OF each wari-prUmsing, il elected, to serve
most faithfully. X BLANKESSHIP.
NH 22-tdeS
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sssz~ PLAIN STATEMENTS or FACTS. -

Ds. HAsProS. now aged % years. speaks. Hear him
Are YOU sicki Beware Of imitationsi Ask toi
HaYnpton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cure
made by lhis pleasant and safe remedy may induce
cCunterfeiiinR.
medicine must have merit, aud great merit, too
- stand the test Of public opinion. No art Of puns
csn alvanze worthless article, 10 keep it NJ
az good medicine. if il be not really so.
A good medicine will live, become popular and eI
tend its sales year after year in spite OF opposition
The people readily fnd ont its virtues and the fame
OF them passes fran mouth 10 mouth with more ra
ness testifyinR 10 the cure medicine has made for
him. is Of R4cEe service than any newspaper adger
tisng.
In praof Of what we say above we refer you Il
Hamptons Vegetable TinCture and its effects.
Mr. WM. HIGH No. 1876 So tn paca street, Balti
more cur Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
Ma EDWIN NJ. sPRASKLTy, No. 81 Register street
Baltimore most dreadful case ef Scrofnla of years
stan tiag lost number OF pieces Of bone. restored r
health.
Miss MARY scorrELD Teacher, No. 630 Baltinlor,
ishcd her friends. Let the afflicted call to her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
Nr. VIM Oldham, of Baltimore Custom-House, sut-
fered from these complaints for Is months with body
aud mind severely affected. lie WAS cured by Hamr
ton Vegetable Ilneture, after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry {. Ninn had acouRh for years -greaI
weakness, &c, had in allfve six physicians triee
all. he remedies but was cured only by
HAMPTUN'S TEGETABLE TINCTURE.
ks- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
il a, ria,
Petersburg Ly MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, Bali
moro and by D Ig ists and Shopkeepers every where
AS~$i per bottle; six bottles for s.. -d&c
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ABoLIsREp--Thc Legislature
OF Louisiana has passed law abolishng capital
punishment, and the substitution of bard labor for
life In the place thereof
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NJ To rns YoTsRs or THs CorSTy %
Hyyrrn--I am aesnti.late f,s the once Of Gln-
MISSIONER uF 1Hk EEyKhUk nor the Up
per pstrict ef the eouafy and respectfully soiicAt
'G,i NH iS.-d.a ' coHrrr punro4.
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~- To rHE Vorwas or ~

D6 To THE vorxRs or rHn Crry or
RIcHxeSD.-I am candidate for the o6lce Of CON-
MISSIONER OF The REvENUk, for The a Dis.
triet, (Monroe Wardl 80
The election viii take place on the ush May psxs
anu as am now engaged In the dischaEye of the
duties OF the ONCE ~ the Assstsntof Mr.. Hundlsy
twho declines reelection hops you viii excusS
me, II do not ca ] on you 81 in psrsou.
ident of the city. : s.
Your votes are respectfully solicited.
feT-ts JEaRH ERaIR
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Dg- AT THE REoUEsT Of many Of my
candidate for The Office OF WHATSOEVER Uf TIM
BEVENuE for Monroe Ward, and will pledge my.
self to discharge faithfully the duties of the once,
elected. mhi6-fms JOHN r. STAGE,
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HIGH CONSTABLE

To THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND Il here
BY announce myself as candidate for election to
the Office of HfOH CONSTABLE, of the city of
Richmond and respectfully solicit your votes
NH l9-tde& WM L. MONTAGUE
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n0-To Tn. VoTEas % HHnRico COus.
ry--I am caad date for rerisefion % the on<c Of
COMMISSIONER OF TifH Rkyk4UE pOR SIH
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sy Tn RESPONSE to the call Of ..Man

kR In RESPONSE TO the call OF "Many
Voters through the columns of the Dispatch / an
nounce myself candidate for the office of HIGH
CONSTABLE for the city If Richmond at the ap-
tellowelzens eject me to he ofce mindful Of its
responsibilities, pledge myself to their faithful dis
charge. NH Z2-dtde% JOHN IL. DIGGES.
,&1- South, ENQUIRER and Whig please COPY.
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EES9- De-. CHuRCHlLL's REMgpY Fo

EsS5~ DR. CHURCHILLs REMEDY Fol
PHTalls.-The attention of physicians is solicile
10 the new and valuHb e preparations of the HfP
PHUspHIFES OF Lime Soda, Potassa, Iron ai"
Ammonia, successf lilly used by Dir John Franc
ChnIChtl(, Of Dublin. in the treatment Of c0gfrme'
phhiSs and here tHberchldr diSeoSe was developed
We have the drs sIitS OF these preparations, and
81 the CON t0U Nd SYRUP Of the HfPU-PHO>
PHITES of Lime, Soda. Potassa and Iron in comb
nation, presenting a most elegant and agreeabi
mode Of administl alton not offensive to the mos
delicate.
MEADE 4 BAKER pharu acentists,
lS6 n. W. corner Of Main and 10Th sts
NH lg-dl2tcWH Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND, Jan. IL, 1883
To De. KAHN,

To De. KAHN,
Offioe corner 29d and Main streets.
Rea,, DEAR SIR: 1 feel it duty | ow,
10 you TO state the public the successful remoya
OF TuiRor from the side OF my neck, OF screnteei
years standing, Weighing upwards Of stn pounds
without the Of knife or the loss OF blood-an'
Warner. Of the Faculty Of Richmond, twelve YEAR,
age aud lac pronounced ~ chances against me D.
cutting IT, as also did other eminent physician,
JAMES MILLER.
Residence -Perkinsville. Goeehland CO.. Va.
IL ts--d3mt cWtt
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FIRE IN WILMINGTON, ,DEL.-At midnight, Tuesday
afire occurred in a building In WILMINGTON, Del
occupied by j. j. A. Iiarman, cabinet makers
md j. Stevenson's variety store. Loss estjmate.l
at $1,000. Tho origin of the Ere Is unknown
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SuPERIN fENDENr POOR HoUsE.-8t the
solicitation of many friends have been induced TO
offer self CANDIDATE for the above Office aud
will be pie toreceive the votes of my fellow ct
zens, at the approaching municipal election.
.mh 26-tdes HENRY MYERS
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crTy assrssop

G6s-I am again candidate for re- elec-
ton to the office of MANAGER OF THE puOR
HOUSE. lmh ls- i7t*I JOHN PEARCk.
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Tns PRIME OF WALES AND PRINCE ALFRED "A
London letter to the Northern Daily Express, in
speaking of the Royal family, Gays:
Prince Alfred treats his senior, the Prince of
Wales, in rather brusque and of.basded way
off, handed sometimes with will, for he thsashee
him, to the great distress OF his psps, TO whom
the heir apparent is obliged to appeal for profec-
ii IN against his bclder brother. Her majesty is rep
resented as rather amused with these pugnacions
propensties of the second prince of her house. IT
is alleged that the Prince OF Wales pays more
attention to intellectual subjects than his more
beIiicose brother
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-27

To My Pillow CrrrzxNs OF rnn Cir1

RIcHMoxD-Efter advsing with my ffissSs. and
ttheransst Of some OF tlsm, ] Nnnounoe my self 5
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER or
THE kEvENUE In Monroe Ward, {inwhich have
resided for twenty years.) In the place Of Mr. Humid
ley. who will not ee again candidate. q shs slsc-
served you as police oser ior the isst seven sars,
and shoul be pleased to receive your suppoes ~ the
above office. CIV HTYLEk
e o. Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-27

John Allen was killed on the Indianapolis apd
Cincinnati Railroad, on Tuesday last. About fifty
one miles from indianapolis, bis head was caught
between two carr and crushed to pieces