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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

CHEERLEss.--Many of our chafitably
disposed citizens were bnsily engaged yesterday
afternoon, visiting the poor and supplying them
with food and fuel. The mildness OF the past win.
ter was certainly Godsend to the INDECENT poor
in this city, for many Of them would have suffered
severely If the weather bad been really cold.
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The HUsrrses CouRr CONNIE,

The HUsTIsGs CoURT commenced its
March term yesterday, but could transact very
little business because of the fact that only four
OF the Aldermen appeared on the bench. The dock
ct for this term heavy one, and if the Justices
do not attend promptly. some of the business of
the Commonwealth VIII hare to be neglected
The Court sits again this morning at IL o'clock,
when at least five Of the Aldermen should be
sssseeuf =
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The FIRST MONDAY IN MAr.-The Southern Com
mercial Convention at Knoxville, last summer
appointed Montgomery, Ala as the place, and the
first Monday in May next as the time, for the next
session of tho Southern Commercial Convention.
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TRINITY CHURCH. - Large congrega
tions attend this church regularly to hear the
sermons and lectures Of its able aud popular pas
tor, Rev. Mr. DUNCAN, whose discoures are listened
to with peculiar interest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Hk7ge ANNUAL MEETING The annual
meeting Of the Stockholders and Firemen of the
Richmond Fire Association On pursuance of adjourn
ment viii he b, Ii Mt GodnIns Hall. on TUESDAY
evening 9Th March at ~ o'clock. The presence Of
the,Firemen attached 20 the Richmond Fire Asso-
ciaton is particularly requested. as it requires
majority of them 10 constitute n quorum.
By order OF the Board % Directors
NH 5--4t JNO. III. Bo5HER, Secy.
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gg DR.. G. GAvINzEL, Office North
east corner Of 10th and Broad streets opposite Dr.
Moores Church.
eH- All orders LEFT at his Office, or at No
Central Hotel. to meet with prompt attention.
q lS-lni
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va MILLS B. GOODWIN.
skI~CoMMIssIoSER oF rHE REvKSuE.--

In comrliNRcc with The desire OF Many ,filcnds'
e,SNGlsSI SEG 0e THE REN EMU for the Third
IG,tttc; {or Moaroe Ward Of The City OF Richmond
nan ss assurance o the faithful performance cf the
dntes OF the 1tiice sbould IL he the pleasure VI my
taIlew ri ize;s to elect me. - .
nah 2--lHts Htt. IA. ItMfhtNS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09
a6y- PRINCIPE CIGARS! PRINCIPE c1

IABsli-EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.-Just received
me case of these really fine CIGARS, TO which we
all the attention of those who prefer first rate old
ashton Principe.
de Sits corner 4th and Broad ats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

Hon. EDWARD EvsRErr delivered his lecture on
Charity, before crowded audience, in the Mary.
land institute, Baltimore, last Friday night. At
the close, resolutions of thanks were adopted by
acclamation, and an immense bouquet Of flowers,
the gift of the ladies' was presented to the orator
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MosEY Fousp.-We learn with pleasure that the
six thousand dollars lost few days ago by an ex-
tensiye commercial house in this city, was found
Friday, on Baltimore street, by young man
named VIM. Eilaw, cabinet maker, resident OF
Bond street, Felrs Points, and restored TO the
owners, who handed him the reward Of $500
Bait FnfYiof.
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DEATH OF AN OLD TURrMAS-Col. Richard Fl
Long, an old turfnian, we'll known throughout
the South and West. and for many years past,
proprietor of the Bascombe Cou rse, Mobile, died
on the 1st inst.
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Phil. RICE, THE BANJoIsT.-The Atlanta (Ga) Fx
sminer says: Mr.. Phil. Rice the celebrated ban
jost died on the Floating Palace, on the Msfis-
sippi river, at Grand Lake, Arkansas, on the 4th
of December. Mr.. Rice was acknowledged by the
best musicians Of the age to be the most perfect
performer on that instrument of the present day.
ii will be remembered that he gave instructions
on the banjo to Thaiberg, the celebrated pianist.
He ia the author of work entitled Phil. Rice's
Constructions on the Banjo, with or without Mu-
ui~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

EulpsE-Anannual eclipse of the sun will take
place on tho 18th inst. In the United states this
will be partial, and visible east Of Wisconsin, III.
nois, and Mississippi. The sun will rise .aoous o
O'Clock. I2 M. partially ecIipsed on tbe.southerD
limb The eclipse will end here about halfpast
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

RTRrTTER's NRw Truss AND Sur
poRrrRs An who wear trusses should call and ex-
anime this Truss The principle 10 entirely new
md Ii supports the rupture In easy and comforta
hlc manner II can I've worn with much less incon-
senenoe than the ordinary trusses: attt for light
aess durability and comfort sitis anequateds Any
9e ic,o tcedrs one Of ese IrSSss io ,0ear no
othsr Also, RTrTER'S UTERINE SUPPORTERS,
very simAto but admirable article. A full assort-
w.PETERs0N. Druggist,
Corner OF 18th and Main stI eefs,
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REMOVING GArEs.-The residents OF
Marshall street, west Of 6tb. have been very mnch
annoyed OF late by having their gates removed 10
the night time The sport IL certainly very poor,
and iliy repays those who carry il on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

THIS TBUMPErEE. - Adam Klein, the
derapged trumreter, who thinks be has been com
missioned by Providence to warn his fellow men,
and especially the Legislature, of an awful fate
that awaits them: aud who Processes to be on
terms Of Intimacy with the immortal washin ,ton
and other departed spirits, was committed to pri
son By the Mayor yesterday as q innatic.
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pss~ To THE VorERs OF HENsIco CouS

III respectfully announce myself y candidate
IN rs slsstsan to the office Of CLERK OF HENRI
10 cot MY COURT. At the election in MAY next.
mn 9-ts WILLIAM FOLKES
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ABOUT TO CLosE.-The Drawing School
of the Mechanics Institute will close about the
18th of this month Tho pupils have improved
rapidly this season, and are now In a fair way to
becornf draftslpeu.
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7. J. CARTER.

gkH. To THE VoTgRs OF HEERICo CoUN-
rY.-I respectfully announce myself Candidate for
the Office Of Clark of HenTico County Court ct the
lection in May next TEMPLE ELLETT.
la 2.-Ifa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

A HANDSOME RKwAsD,-Tbe Boston Trave'er says
that the three assigness of the large estate of Hor
ere Gray Co.. which has recently been suceess-
fully settled, after many years Of litigation, have
been awarded $4,000 for their services.
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aes, TO the VorERs OF THE CRY

HIcRsaNn-The present incumbent, Mr. Hnndlcy,
drcIinlng reduction flr the Office OF OMNISSIUN-
ER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe Ward here
hy announce myself candidate for the said Office,
nj respectfully solicit your votes. and pledge my
Ell to the fAithfu discharge of the dutes of the
affce -houia It tss your pleasure to elect me-.
mh 2-2n PRESTON VI QuAKLES.
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n6r SPECIAL NoTIcE 1T being impor-
tant for us to close our business as specify - po
at our old stand. No 20 Main street. ana MAKE am
mediate settlement. d.
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p ESQ. II. ToMpKINs.


49, j w EIsIsVN VI IHtNN Ut
sI~f (l9j sst -Atthe no nest of many friends, an
r,,,,noe raysrjf a candidate for the cfice OF COM
MISSIONER or ~TIIk RENENuE for the Upper
District ~ tltc approaching election and respect
frte solicit your suaraTes Should it be your pl as
r &, eIoct nlr promise TO discharge the duties of
m Office aithfny, Respectfully,
MI f-iws HUN LpNdESL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

Bound OvER.-HeDry Vernon, charged
with uniawfa!ly assaulting Alexander w. John
son, appeared before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing and gave bail in the sum Of 500 to keep the
peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

FREE ECHo0L.-The Tree schootdepart-
ment of the st. Joseph's Asylum Is effectng great
good among class Of children who could obtaiD
no education otherwise. Many Of the pupils are
sprightly and intelligent, and most of them seem
to appreciate the lsbors Of their teachers to fi
them for after usefulness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

FIHEp.-R. Adams was fined 81 by
the Mayor for permitting his servant Andrew TO
roll wheelbarrow on the sidewalk.
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cRor rRosrEcrs ~ IouIy.sA.-rhe Plaqueraine

CRor PRosPEcTs IN IouIsIsNA.-The Piaquernine
Ua.) Sentinel, of the 18th nit, says:
'0n Thursday morning there was pretty severe
frost, which we fear has done some injury TO the
plum and peach trees. We heard nothing in dis.
paragement of the prospects of the coming crops
of sugar cane; on the contrary, one of our most
observing planters remarked to that, thus far,
there the frirest evidences ofa most successful
year for our leading staples"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

KNIaHrs TEnPLAR YIsIr.-The Rich
mond Commapdery. we understand, efpect to pas
Wait TO Bunker Hin In the month Of June next.
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FRE-The house occupied by John and Theo-
dore Price, at Choptack, In Hawkins county, Tenn,
was destroyed by f1re together with the contents,
including 100 bushels Of wheat, on the 18th ult.,
while the families were attending meeting In the
neighborhood
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

Snow STORM Our city was visited by
another snow storm yesterday morning, which
fell to the depth of three or four inches.
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TURNED MARKER.-John Dean, the eoachman,
whose romantic marriage with the wealthy and
accomplished Miss Boxer, of New York, created .
sensation some time since, is said 10 be hIling
the humble Office Of marker in the public store In
that city. ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

Kns- CLERKsHtP OF THE CIRCUIT C0URT
. IlENRiCa AT the request of many Of my friends
sannnunce myself a candidate for the Office o!
}HERK oF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRlC0
ms s-d,,,tS JOHNSON SANDS
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saTTo rnE VorERs OF HgNRIco CouS-

kES 10 THE VOTERS OF HESHiCO CopN-
IT Il hereby announce my self candidate for the
office of the co dMISSIONER OF THE REV ESUE,
for the lower district at the approaching election
respectfully solicit your suffrage. Should ii be your
pipaute 10 eject me- promise to discharge the du.
ties of the office faithfully aud punctuslly, TO the
test al my ability. JOHN A. EACH0.
mh I'll
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DISMISSED. The warrant against Mat
thew Egan, for sssaulting aud beating Michael
Dolan, was dismissed by the Mayor yesterday
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

TnE FuHrRAL of the late James Tally
viii take place to-day from his late rssidenes ai
Fairfield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

THs CouNfy CoURr OF HHsRIco viii
probably sit until the last Of this week, 90 ths
civil docket 70 be disposed of, is heavy enc.
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THE SuYrBH TRAGEDY .--George ". Foreman,
charged with the murder Of Miss fssphene Allen,
at Snniish, had his trial last week 10 Woodsheld,
o., and Was acquitted. M
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fos~ DIR. A. 4. PsrIcoLAs, off;ca nj,

mond House. corner of Governor aud Ross streess -
Residence. Carlton House, ON 18th between Broad
and Marshali streets. -
The rear r.om the frst floor over Docgeft A
Anderson's. formerly occupied by Dr r. for rent
t'osssssicn given immediately. IL Is the most com
Portable LODGING room In the city.
fe l2-dlmA -.
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Miss Matilda Heron Is said TO have been only
moderately patronised by the immaculate lsgtsla;
tors at Washington, on account OF the immortality
If "Camillel" '
Charles Mathews and his wife have closed very
profitable engagement ut Baltimore, and gone 70
Washington. s8t isas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

SOUTH CAROLINA MoYEY.--We learn from the
Augusta (Ga papers, that the Banks of that city
have agreed TO take the bills of the nonspeoie pay
ing banks of South Carolina at half per cent. dis
count. The bills Of the Bank of Hamburg, and
those of the specie paying banks Of South Carolina
will be taken at par.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

srpsKmE CouRr-Ir is sai9. with good deal OF
positiveness. that Judge Sharswood will be ap-
pointed to nh the vacancy on the United states
bench occssioned by the decease of Judge Kane
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DEATH OF AN oLD FERRYMas.-The Concord.

DEATH OF AN 0LD FERRYMAS.--The Coucordia
a.) Intelligencer, thus records the death of Nose
the ferrymsn Of that place:
monday, the anniversary of the birth of Wash
ington, died. in sight and on the shore Of Jordan
at the Natchez Landing, which he has rowed
across, at least million of times, Old Nose aged
somewhat less than MethuselalI at his death. His
day of glory was before the steam ferries were
established; and his voice was somewhat
like a parsons on the Hudson river, which could
be heard seven miles when engaged in secret pray
ar
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P. e. GIBBS.
NIVHIUNU, JUIs -ftH, IoA'''
nsSve nEhr SrR-It is with willing plea

nSy~ DEAN SrR-It is with willing plea
sure ia addition to many others, add my testimo-
MS TO the efficacy of BAKEh'S PREMIUM BIT,
SuIn taer Complaints with my children Also my
wife having suffered several years from debilitaten
and other discases peculiar TO their SEX has found
a restorer in these valuable Bitters. Hoping they
NAV nroye successful with others with my family.
Yonr ob't servant,
J. ID THOMAS.
To Mr.. X BAKER. Proprietor Richmoai. Va.
For sale by ell the prominent Druggists In the city
If Richmond and elsewhere In Virginia. Also. OF
CstpIgs sTorr& Co. Washington City, c. and
n STABIER a 20, Baltimore. mn Oil Is
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New RELIGIOUS PApER.-The Baltimore Annual
Conference of the NJ. +. Church, have under COR
sderation proposition to establish a weekly reli-
gious journal in the city of Baltimore, under the
patronage of the Conference. The scheme meets
with considerable opposition.
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KID GLOVES.-We have just received,
N or cur own Importation, one case OF gents and
ladies' ysry superior Kid Gloves. whites blacks ard
eolors weadspted 70 the city retail trade For sale
low by KENT, PAINE D 20. Y
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OBsTRucrIos.-Joseph Watts was fined
90 by the Mayor for ohstructing the gutter aud
sidewalk Of Governor street with bricks and rub
bish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

DErExroS. Northern Mails have
been dstAoed several hours each day aimee Friday
last, By Zee on the Potomac river.
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SUICIDE AT SUsrIsH.-On Sunday morning last, a
woman named Mrs. Kiger, ofSunflsh, was discover
ed hanging lifeess by the neck in storehouse be-
longing to her husband. The Coroner did not ar
rive until Sunday evening, and during the day
hundreds of people visited the horrible scene.-
The only cause assigned is as follows Some
months since. child of Mrs. KS died rather sud-
denly Shortly after the death of the child she
was witness in the Isaphene Allen murder case
and her testimony gave rise to much ennity
against her. Some persons circulated the report
that she had caused the death of her child, which
80 worked upon Mrs. Kiger's mind, that she sought
relief in selfdestructi0n. She was about fifty
years of age, aud Of respectable family
Kisslind IiLel.. 4h inst.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ DANIEL VRouRKs Peas, extrn
early said TO be two weeks eaYiiey fhaus.ux 80 =
extra early pea small invoice inst recssvaS ~
for sale at 80 cents per quart by sAe'
WARlNG 4 PEARCR, Drugr,sfa
10 i6-u Corner 9Th and Hr0ad sts
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Charles Wells has been convicted. in Memphis,
Of murder in the second degree. for killing bis
uncle, William Horsely, and sentenced 70 twenty
one years imprisonment In the penit entiary.
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1I.1ropru RRAnINa why ia q ihst =

w many suffer and repiue snd drss sata stsersr
ole sIissancs, nnntted for the enjsyrsnts and svss
q snd Sensh and asos @ restored Sy az es@s
,nce convcn:ent ard safe ~ veil - permanens fn sss
To those who hare suffered long with dissass ulss.
mating In loss a appetite, v1goe snd diseaee o
.ociaI Joys. the nndsrsiKnsd tsnasss :. yFos.aesa
plsaseni, convenient ard proper. pveerripstcns.
ehorsusR cure and sound body and mind vshosts
pleasant on hndrancc iron ordinary ss
All All assesass . Of prfvsss nature from vhas.g.w
eisddsr. [ &C.: also, serssalA, Assera, Khsgmssan.
Plies &c, skillfully and successfully treated.
sdsr, DR. as5; en- and ss sna eii = Is
rooms, opposite American Hotel entrance q Aafa
ss @ = .sa.s y s,s .s.s ss
from complaints peculiar 70 the sen. sss insfssa y
coamuniesis or srnd their sddrsss. -....L.s.s.s
.s ssss sssss E ;s,, - sa g IS
humbug them. hsbes. 70 STATE thas = - CIo.
nsration will be reosivsd unti snsass sAinsaaae
0all upon 90 sddrs0 u.urra -
css'r,ss % s''"' ne . sfss as. siSs ss s'
TANDKETH'S fRkSn GAhDKt
| I4ndsssh's sesaine Garden es<ds i1s Ds6lis %
rsspeesfaliy Invited - esll and sxao ks.s ~.
sasssas nsIss Vii = sssss sSs sssS = s.sss
sie e. q tha HAD, vf -. -. u hS...sssk
f.'1s s.,s ssss. sss re: ~. kssr Sc 80 NJ S -
Bishop's Dwarf Proliae feEly IsEsie -
4 Royss Msrcwhs rsss nssrsi Usfss6 - se
EATiy York cshlAss Easly yra.s osfsns1
LssEs d ySss csResSss ass.. sSasss y
Large Late DrunSsaA 5sn.scss !.
caua0a iksc; -
HEM0vED.-W. I. 6T1ffSe 8 CO.
L hr-.-NN 80 go r.-h suersnP Iunn lUu4< I.
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER PELlcAN.--The disaster
to the Steamer Pelican, on the Arkansas River,
February 24th has been briefly noticed. The N.
o. Pcayune gives the following additional facts -
She had on beard about twenty passengers. and
9s4 bales of cotton. The boat was consumer In
about twenty minutes, the passengers and crew
barely escaping with their lives and losing all
their baggage. The fire originated Immediately
under the ladies' cabin. The boat and cargo are d
total loss. We are informed that the boat was
insured in New Albany, in three Offices, for $l2.
900. There was no loss OF life.
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r.
fzILanoSsA Ann scsaIxs rsyr..-Th. ~. ~ r.,
ladonns as preventive OF scarlet fsvsr ~ 80 ~.
followed with great ssccss. on IN. oons,n... :.
Eaarope and elsewhere. No oofrsa nor -. =
should BE-. taken while usinr II. An, ,hr.,.s.s
or druggist will direct how to u.s ~ rf..- -
teils you it's no use-try tit can do NO hrr. 4.
small quantities any how. Tho best mn v.,c,sa. !,
europe say . OF use. and anything 10 worth try.
As - Aso'o 'hat horrible scourge--scsrlet fever,
now once more upon Jts rounds through sha .o,,
try, s1 'ne e'e'-
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NEW KENT COUNTY, Feb. 10th. 1855.

e6y@ Dr. JOHN W. GARLICK, RICH
MoNp.-DEAR SIR:--I take pleasure in adding my
testimony to that Of many Others to the superior
excellence of "semple's Infallible Raking Powder"
now prepared by yourself have been using them
in my family for year or more. and hesitate not t,
say regard them as TRULY EXCELLENT article of
the kind, for making speedily light sweet and
wholesome bread and pastry of all kinda.
Very respectfully,
WIN II GREGORY.
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UNsEAsoSABLE PARAaRAPH-To us, of Virginia,
the following paragraph from the Columbia (TeS
as Democrat is at this time, tantalizing to apain
ful degree:
The spring seems to have opened with us In all
its loveliness. The last few days have been Just
such sunny, SOFT balmy, musical days as are found
no where else but in Texas. Everything begins to
bear the impress of "the dropping Of the velvet
foot of spring"
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The widow Of Gen. Harrison stil lives, In feeble
health. ct Nerth Bend. The Pioneer Association
Of 0hio lately presented 70 her certificate OF le
membership in their association. 9
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from California, ~ che psccssds Of thiitesn
months scting, the snug little nm of ta0,0Qo.
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FIRE. Timothies, from Ohio. viz: Timothy Lea
hy. lat. Timothy Leehy, 2d, Timothy Daley, Tim
otbv King and Timothy Burns, all bound to Cali
fornia fell into the clutches of the ticket swim
dlers In New York last Thursday, and lost. Jointly
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CANDIDATES ron oFrIcR.
,1gs- To THE VorERs OF rHR CRY O.

R,cgt.foy ~ am candidate tor the efiice ~ CoM'
MISsitSsK or TUX REyFNUE n for Monroe
sStaS.ftszans should 1t be your pleasure to elect
r,e 10 tlst position. shah endeaYor to show, by
;si,hfrl discharge of my duties that yonr confidence
b. rot bern misplaced. onru,S
n,h ?-tGe Mills -. uVp"AN'
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aa. MLsor, Of England, for whose apprehension
the British government has offered goo ON A..
count OF alleged completely in the plot against
Louis Napoleon, was member of the r.ondon
Stock Exchange, a man OF cultivated intellect nd
benevolent disposition, but of extreme opinions in
religion and politics. He numbered amongst nj.
friends coicridge, Charles Lamb, Landor, and 9th
ers, and his country residence was an open house
for poiiticai notabiiities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

The pKaoCRArrc MsErIsa in New York, IN Thurs
day night, to sustain the President In his Kansa,
policy, is reported to have been a very large one
Among the persons who tignred at II were tn.
Hon. r. MeLane, of Maryland, aud John Van Bu.
rem. The latter made a telling sneech
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

The TROUBLES IN SAN DOMINGO are not vet over
President Baez still continues shut up in the city
of San Domingo by Santana. Recently, some OF
hisgenerals got drubbing from the revolution.
lists. who confident Of success. The latter have
raised feet of Ave vessels, and are ready to 90
to to meet Baez's ships, when naval battle is
expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

B@~ Dudley & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Deaiers In Choice VINES. Fine BRAN
DEE. Old WHIskEYe and CIGARS. No. u Main
treet. s.t fe1