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sPnCTAL NoTICUs.

ny LADIES BAZAAR, No. 175 BROAD
sr. LATE VAL CoHEs's sToRE.--Having taken the
above named store, have, in addition 10 Mil
linery and Trimmings. opened large stock ofDKY
GOODS, to which invite the attention OF our
TONERS. We have hand a fine assortment Of
yaentias at 81 cts per yd; Lawns at 1875 cts Prints
I2I. and 10 cts; Ginghams; bleaehed and unbieaeh-
ed cottons; Brilliauts; Irish Linen: Linen Bindings
Jsconet. Camerics: plain and fizured swiss nn.llns
At 90 CTS per paIr. Handkerchief farassls from Is
cts 10 al Swiss and Cambria Collars from g. cts
to a. o. Swis and Cambria Bands Fdgings and In
sertjons. Lace Walls. and general assortment OF
stapIe and fancy goods which We will sell al the
lowest cash prices.
u aaa unous at a cts apiece ap 2l-3w
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AG. DYsPEpsIAAND Frs.

The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION was for
several years badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, that
lie was eventually cured by aprescripton furnished
him by young cIairvoyant girl This prescrip.
ton, given by mere child. while in state of
trance, has cured everybody who has taken it, new
er having failed once. Ii is equally sure in cases
OF FITS, "A of DYsPEPsIA. The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. | will send this valuable
INSCRIPTION to any person the receipt of one
h&ffp to pay postage. Address Dr TRACY DE
BRME, GREArCuRER OF CONSUMPTION New York
Post Office. I5-u8wlnil
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SreaLIsG-Some hatless wretch en-

SrEALIEG.-SOme ,hatless wretch en-
tered the kitchen of the Female Institute last
Tuesday night and helped himself to a lyle, the
property OF one of the servants; and on Thursday
night three pairs of blankets were stolen from the
same place. Last Sunday negro known JIM
slave TO Wilson Kelly, was found in possession of
the stolen hat, which he said he bad purchased
from another servant, but as he could cot find the
witness to the sale, the Mayor had him locked up
until today, when he will have hearing.
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Reasa MExIcAN MusrANa LINlMENr. =

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the which
this article has attained-f0r Rheumatism Salt
Rheum Burns Bruises Stiff Joints or aaids, Sprain,
Pole Evil. and SwellinQs upon Horses, it has no
equal for Man OF Beast No person will lie without
il who has once tested its value And with refer
TO the general estimation Of the Mustang lini
ment can cheerfuliy say that no article ever per
formed SD many cures in our DcigbbOThOOd az this
L. W. SMITH. Ridgefeld, Conn" = LEITcH. Esq
Hyde Park. Vt. wriks, that the horse wasConsid-
cred worthless, (hs case was spaviD,) but since the
free Use of the Mustang Lininient have sold him
for $3.50. Your Liniment is doing wonders up here "
Such testimony is reaching us every day. The hall
is not told. Every family should have it Beware
Of intttutioIs. The genuine Mustang is sold by ALI
re- pee table dealers throughout the world.
BARNES PARK, Propriet0rs.
ap l9-d&cwim New York.
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EASTERN SHORE OF MAAYLAsD.-The Eastern
Shore tiG9 Railroad Convention held last week.
In view Of failure the part of the legislature
to make appropriations to works Ia that section
Of the State, adopted an address to the Governor
Tor the call Of al extra session OF the Legislature
lengthy address to the people of the State on
the same subiect WAS Also adopted.
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kSnGREAT IMP yEMENT IN

EXTRACTIN TEETH.-G. W. JONES
DENTIST. would announce to those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED. that he now has instruments supe
rior TO any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection of their adaptation is such TO render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless, feDef
failing 10 bring The tooth the rst trial. never breaking
it, mangling the gums, or inJurng the surrounding
parts
All other operations. Filling Cleansing, and In.
serting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
r,,n
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HAppY CoupIR.-Thomas Donohoe and

HAPPY C0UPLE.-IhOmAS D0n0nOe anu
Catherine, his wife, were before the Mayor yester-
day to answer for disturbing the peace OF the
neghborhood and for assaulting Mrs. iyder.-
Tom, to believe his .own stony, was one OF
the most ssober, industrious, hard working iil-
dividuals in the community, and kate-his dar-
ling Kate--was the paragon of perfection in his
eyes. but their neighbors could not appreciate
their worth, and 30 blaekened their characters
for drunkenness aud debauchery, that the Mayor
held them to bail for their future good be-
hayior,
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couoNFoRT AND THE FILLBUsTEGs.

NEW York, April 19-TlIe Herald CONTAINS let
ter nom Ex-President COmonfort OF Mexico, deny
ing in most positive terms having any I
yrith,;en Walker and other fiibuster leaders. lie
saws he does not know them. orany OF their plans
as none have insulted him 80 far rs to speak 10
him of projects in which no man OF his principle
tnEl
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Rev THos. J. HooPER-We are ora

fed to learn that this reverend gentleman ia ia q
fair way to recover from his late indispositi0n.--
The henOrrhage from which he suffered. came on
without any exertion, and DR.. Gaines, his physi-
clan, 10 not at all certain that il proceeded from
the lungs. Mr. Hooper is III charge of a church
in Hanover, and his many friends hope that he
will be able to his nisterial duties.
Up to tue moment of the bemorrhage, he was
joying unusually good health.
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Southern CONNIE

Southern Commercial Convention.
1t Is time that Richmond should appoint dele.
gates to the approaching Southern Commercial
Convention. Among the important subjects to
come before that body will be the proposed line of
steamers between Virginia aud France. Hon. VIM
Ballard Preston, who has done 80 much to inaugu.
rate the enterprise, Is OF the Lynehburg dele
ration
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~ $1,000 A YEAR.
EMPLOYMENT.

$50 Month and all Expenses Iaid
An Agent is wanted in every town and county ~
the United States, to engage in a respectable and
easy business. by which the above profits may be
certainly realized. For full particulars address II
MUNNEET X co, corner of Broom aud Mercer
streets. New York city nclOsing one postage stamp
TO prepay posttge ap IJ--dA " lmIf
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LOSS OF TIE SLIP MERIDIAN.

New ORLEANS, April 1S-The ship Targuin, from
Dunkirk, arrived here to-day, with the captain.
mate and two seamen of the ship Meridian, OF
Boston, from New York for Panama, Which Vessel
was abandoned ut April 3, in latitude 81, lon
citude o. The rest of the crew had been taken
tn lnha
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Tup C,Ty EcuN

THE CRY COUNCIL will meet this af
ternoon at O'Clock, when il is expected that the
resolution authorising the sale OF the buildings
the horse lot attached to the Fair Grounds will
be- recohsidered, 50 rs to enable our citizens IL
they design doing 80, to get up handsome and
attractive fair for the approaching fall.
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STOMACH BiTTERs have doubtless created much
sensation in the community for its remarkable
cures, IA any other medicine eXtant. 1t is a fact
that in the minds of many persons prejudice e&-
lists against what called Patent Medicines; but
why fho1ld this prevent you resOrting to article
that has such array OF testimony TO support y
as Hosteter's Stomach Bitters! Physicians pre-
scribe it why should you discard itf Judges, Us p
ally considered men of talent, hayA and do use IL in
their families why should you reject it 7 Let nos
your prejudice usurp your reason, IT, the evefast-
ing injury If your health. Ii you sick and re-.
qnire "a medicine, try these Bitters
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally. eve.
ryWhere. ap l9-lm
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nM BRILLIANT Light.

CAMEL COAL OIL LAMPS.
These LAMPS are unsurpassed tor brilliancy OF
light and cheapness. These superior advantages
over all other Lamps, cannot hut meet the approval
Of all who are disposed to try them A fresh supply
Of the above Lamps just opened at
ap l9-3t BULkLEY'S, 1877 Main street.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-&ndte.-The Senate was
all day debating an unimportant clause in the De-
ticiency bill
The nominations of Lieuts. Turner, kipp ana
Craig. of the Navy, were confirmed
H0uSe-rhe House discussed the Washington
Police bill until adjournment.
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

DUUTHEkN OUM bHCIhL NUNN EMF IUN--
As this body is to meet in May next. it is time
that the citizens Of Richmond were taking the ne
cessary steps to appoint delegates to represent
them. The Mayor, as chief magistrate of the city
will probably call IL meeting in the course OF a
few days, when the ablest men should be selected
to compose the delegation. The subject Of es.ab-
fishing IA steam line between Norfolk and some
European port will come up, and Richmond should
be fairly represented on that question.
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ssg- To THE VorEas OF THE Cry OF

RICmMoNp.--I am a candidate for the office of CON
MISSION Err OFTH L REVIEW U r Tor Monroe Ward.
| have been resident of this city for many years
and more particularly of said ward, and most re-
spectfully solicit your the election in May
next. This being the first time | have presented
my self before you tor any Office and should il be
your pleasure TO cOniert upon me- the duties there
of will be faithfully and impartially discharged.
ap i4-lawlm# LORENZO GRADY.
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SANITARY. As warm weather ap-
proaches the police are the look to prevent un.
healthy matter from being deposited In the public
streets and alleys. Yesterday John Shay was fined
ii by The Mayor for violating the health ordinaus
of the city.
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RIooD Julia Ann Pitman. uu-

FIRST BLooD.-Julia Ann Pitman, un-
der the excitement of several morning "smiles."
cot iuto set-to With negro fellow yesterday and
receiying a boulder from the shoulder directly
over her left eye, went down to mother earth
Finding that the claret had been freely drawn, she
FASTENED to the Mayor who had her put in limbo
II snber off
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AGRICULTURAL FAra.-Our citizens ge-

nerAlIy as far as we .have been enabled 70 get
at their opinions by street conversations, are
warmly In favor Of having an Agricultural
Fair and Horse Show this fall, sBd many OF them
favor the plan Of establishing james River Agri-
cultural Society, as a permanent organlzation'-
There IL very little doubt that three or four thou
sand members can readily be obtained, the mem
bership fees from which, together with the receipts
at the gate. would enable the Society to oier
handsome list Of premiums for agricultural pre-.
duets machinery, stock, cattle, and bioodea
horses, that would bring here from all parts OF
the State, thousands of persons OF both sexes
Richmond 10 the only city in virginia tbat can
possibly accommodate the immense mass OF hu-
man beings usually in attendance at the state
Fairs: and now that the attI fractions are to be
greater than ever. the number OF visitors VIII
doubtless be increased. -,
Nv the coming fall. the Mechanics Institute will
have its spacious Hall completed in time tor ats
nth exhibition, which will surpass IN interest ahu
variety all that have preceded 1t. Machinery oil
every kind will be in operation by steam-the Iah-
CIV department will be large aud airy-apd the me-
chanics of Virginia will doubtless exert themselves
to make an extraordinary display.
We are satisfied that our citizens are anxious 10
have grand Fair at the Fair Grounds in October,
and that they will do their part to make the en-
terprse worthy Of Richmond The question now
il, how shall the ball be put in motion! Will the
Mechanics Institute appoint committee 10 soil
cit members and donations; and by so doing, as
sumo for the time, the management OF the agr
cultural and horse Departmental Or, VIII some
Of our leading citizens hold a meeting. and thus
take the initiatory steps in organizing n Society
that will reflect credit on the city and themselves
as well AZ confer lasting blessings on the agricul-
turalists, mechanics and manufacturers OF sthe
ti,ens at an early day, plans might be adopted for
organization at once.
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A CARD.-We. the undersigned, bot

A CARD.-We. the undersigned. bot
ALTERS of Mineral Waters. Porter Ale Cider aud La
ger Beer, in the city of Richmond, from he reckless
manner which our bottles have been used by many
OF our customers, have reluctantly been obliged to
frame the following resolution. which we are deter
mined 10 enforce from this date
We suall charge each aud all of our customers
and drivers Jointly andseler.lly, with the bottles
delivered at the rate Of 81 cts per dozen the driver 10
keep STREET bottle account and faithfully return
the name OF any party found delinquent. And we
would further appoint certain day, say the hrst
Thursday Of each month, for the customer ana the
driver 10 have settlement of the bottle ac cunt
when the customer will be quired t0pay the driver
the all rates of 30 cts per dozen for every empty
bottle missing, unless corresponding number Of
full bottles i'll st ok be produced satisfy the
drivers demand And should we mad any of our
div neglectng refusing to return US the name
OF any party when bottles missing he (th5
1Tiyer) will be obliged to pay no above sum Uf
80 Its per Dozen under pain Of instant dismissal.
We, the undersigned grateful for the very lbe raj
patronage bestowe ed on us by the citizens of Rich
mond, would further take the present opportunity
to return sincere thanks TO those customers who
have in times past carefully saved and returned
bottles. TO those who have not been quite SO care
FIJI We would tay, make mp for past delinquencies
ap 2D-im Signed MASON i co
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

BosToN, April l9--The brig Boomer, hence on
the 18th Feb, for Halifax, supposed lost, has been
heard from a2d is safe.
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DEArHs.-E. u. Barksdale, Q well known tobacco
merchant Of Petersburg, Va, died on the 10th inst
james Lyon, until recently Treasurer Of the
Petersburg X. X, died in Pulaski CO, on the 18th
I'M
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SENTENcEp John Dixon, a white man,

SENTENCED John Dixon, white man,
convicted before the Circuit Court of a second pet
ty; larceny, was yesterday sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for one year by Judge Meredith. Dixon,
we believe, has already served one term under
Col Morgan. and will therefore be entitled to an
additional five years under the State law.
Philip RobertS convicted before the Circuit
Court of stabbiDg John s. Tyler, on the 23d of oc
tober last, has been sentenced to the pententiary
for five wears.
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naaiHahlA LAia

Attention is requested to the sale of some beau
tiful and valuable building lots on Church Hill
belonging to the estate OF the late Mr.. John Van
Lew, and commonly known rs Mr.. Van Lewis Gar.
den. Its one Of the most desirable locations 10
the city, elevated, airy and beautiful, and in por
ton Of the town which Is steadily improving.
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FIRE MARSHAL To morrow is the day
fixed upon by the Hastings Court for the appoint.
ment Of Fire Marshal. no Office is one Of great re-
sponsibiIty, aud the Court cannot be too careful,
therefore, in making selection.
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EnnN HAVAN
MARINE NEWS.

New YORK, April l9.-The steamer Black War
rior has arrived, from Havana on the 18th inst
General news unimportant. Sugar firm.
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LET 0rF.--BIidget Kane was Gagged last
Sunday night for being three sheets In the wind.
yesterday morning she was reprimanded by the
Mayor aud discharged.
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The WEATHER has been damp and
gloomy for two days past, during which time OH
sol has kept rs closely veed as II he were n basl,
ful maiden a. general muster
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BISHOP MEADE administered the rite
of confirmation to twenty ~ e persona 10 the Nonu
mental Church Sunday morning. and TO three pe,
sons ia ST. Johns in the evening
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81 $50 A YEAR AN AGENT is wanted in every
SIOHn A YEAR, Town and County in the United
81 U0 A YEAR States, to engage i'll respectable
ST 0tD A YEAR. and easy business. by which the
81 900 A YEAR. above profits may be certainly re
ST. O6D A YEAR allied. Ii is an article of DAILY
81 0W YEAR. consumption. and can be manu-
81 zoo A YEAR. featured in the agents dwelling;
81 nOu A YEAR. secured by copyright lie as per
$lG10 A YEAR. manent as -four. Address IA 3
81 GEO A YEAR. L. HORNE, Box No ASH, New
$1,000 A YEAR. York Post Office inciosing one
ii 600 YEAk. stamp 10 prepay postage.
an I5-dHWImif
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DisohDERLY.--Claibo q slave, was
convicted before the Mayor, for disorderly COO.
duct In the street last Sunday night, and ordered
10 be punished
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DISMISSED. Christopher Heckler, ar
rested for threatening to assault v Ufsckler. WAS
discharged by the Mayor ut the request of the
complainant.
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PASSENGERS per steamship JAMESTOWN. PARRISH.
master RON New York:
Mrs johnson, l. Monroe, ii Ball IF " ]
Jones, Vance aud lady, anamiss A Vance miss
Babcock, J Brady. John Booth K Rddick, lily Nor
Washington, Babcock, Smith, j Z GeOffrOy
n b Parmlee, 2 Foley, Cameron. l. Woodrow.
l. Fleishman. lady and children aud infant John
Parker, VI Strong, 4 Hart II N. T W Davis and
SOD l. l. Studwell. Edw Mollenheimer, j parcus, G
Watson and IA III Storage.
Also from Norfolk-C II Johnston, ii Tatum,
BAL win. Geo Penny. mrs l. Bailey. A Z Whitaker,
L Cook and lady, J Baker j II Wyai and servant.
mrs NJ Kirby and child, mrs Brooks. James Col
lins. Judge Hat burton. l. Messenger, VIM Par
Tish, A Duger, Aug Ellenbrook, miss HINT, David
Harra2im John Howard.
O'Clock Sunday mnrning, passed Steamship Roa-
noke, bound 10 New York
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sass,- Mn ALERT ANDERSON will preacb
n&-DR. JOHN F. JAcKsoN-Ofice N

(the Lord wiiIiug) this (TUEsDAY) evening, at
BetheI Affecting House, on 18th street, Union Ii III
at O'Clock The public are invited to attend a
nm 20--lt$ a
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
~ L. MAYER. of the city Of Richmond, my Agent
10 conduct the business in Dry Goods Boots. Shoes.
Clothing, &c and to sell and buy exclusively Tor
ash II. STERN.
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Tt8 AUCTIUh NUTINb.- NC "ttEHtIVH
of bousek eepers ID solicited 10 our sale OF city
made Furniture Oh Paintings &c. TaIS MORN
AN am at LARus 4 SHINE, Auets.
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OLD SUBJECT. Sam Vandervai, an old
salject, was before the Mayor yesterday. Tor being
drunk 10 the street. lie was held to bail for bis
good behavior
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II Main street. Market Bridge. Residence, Rich
mond House, opposite the Governors Mausion.--
Calls left at either place at any hour of the day or
night. will meet with prompt attention.
an
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- sppo,Ar AucTroN NoTIcE. II ask

BE- nj atrcfion. at e. Moore's ON Cary street. next
below the Columbian Hotel, THIS pAn at 70 OCH
np Alt CAO uOisNs Anct.
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N.Y. STAMPED COLLARS AND BANDS
e,r worrying. also. Stamped Linen Bonnets and
N. w., - e. fades LADIES BAZAAR,
az, on, I,,, No. ITS Broad street.
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SAILED.

Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse, Lud-
lam IL Watson. l., I'll
lam Il Watson. NJ. a.. L.,
Schr CIairnount johnson, down the river, light.
Schr Arcuarius 1Ioskell. down the river, light
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ARCHITECTS, MEASURER2 AND APPRAIS
EhS, will attend to all business in their tine with
promptness. and solicit share Of patronage
OFFICE-at the Hall OF the virginia Mechanics In
stitute corner 18th and Main streets, over Nj
Booths Upholstery store
WI. FORBES. l.. A. CRENSHAW.
anI5-,ilmifA
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NOTICE.-Al persons having claims
~ against David Curry. Boot and Shoemaker. are
reaus sted to present their bills against him by Y NJ
on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst, to w. Il. PA Inc, 81
Kent, Paine Il Co in order that the amount OF DIS
Liabilities may be ascertained and arrangements
made TO pay them. DAVID Cuhh1.
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Z ssr 10 rHE VorERs on rnE 1sr Dis
afa- On. HosTErFER' CELEBRATEI

TRIcr. HENRIcO CoUHTY-I hereby announce mysel
candidate for tho office of CONSTABLE of tho Isl
District and solicit your sutfrases.
NH l2-2Awts JOHN w CLARKE.
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RRLIar The pastor of Leigh
street Church baptized "a persons on Sabbath
last. The meeting, which has been kept up ,of
several weeks, yet continues. Rev. X. u. Bsgny,
of King aud Queen, will preach during this week
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THE DISPATCH.
-.,soriosiri "a KbvnRTIsnRs.

.av.rsavssssnts Or tbs Drsvasoa mmst be handed
!. Av.s;r 6csck IN ~ AFTERNOON. In order TO appear
ths r~xt AAy ThsAssvy pressure 81 advertisement
upca the columns Of our paper WIN not admit Oh
49, renouS3cn Aftor he hcur named.
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ARRIVED APRIL 10,

Steamer jamestown, Parrish. New York. mdse
and passengers Ludam n Wateon.
Steamer Geo Peabody, Pritchett. Baltimore, mdse,
Lutlam & Watson.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia,
mdse and passengers, IL futile.
British brig Lucreta. Maxwell. Newfoundland,
fish, G Workman to.
Schr Mary Maioy, Philadelphia coal, z Rahm.
scbr Medora, Lloyd. Philadelphia, iron. Morris
Tanner.
schr North Site, Askew. North Carolina. bacon
Jas Winston.
Schr Lady Washington Knox North Carolina
shingles and bacon, JAS Winston.
Sehr .John stargo, North Carolina, shingles JAS
Winston.
schr Cornelia, Smith Baltimore, guano, CrensIsw
Co.
SlOop Wellington, White Pamunkey river wheat,
4 Workman II Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsy lvania, Teal. Philadelphia mdse
and passengers, II futile.
Scnr Francis Arthemius. Small, down the river
light.
British schr Lima, Bryant. Halifax. -four and feed
WOm6e 81 Claiborne.
Sloop DuDkirk shelly, York river, uIdse.
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.u,...r,,x - ,.o,a r0I.K.

WI. u DOgTnR. ID. h ~ Agent 70. sne n,a,
Diseases b khrsoak. the circulation on ~ ~
SAees gthsreased t. an extent a,aesan AZ
epeal attsnftoa 10 ifs distr'ons'oa' '"'
Asxna IA
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The BIBLE PANORAMA is still drawing
crowds mt Metropolitan HALL. It Is really mefr
tarioys work Of art