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ga. A WORD OF ExpLANATIoN.-Th

aeA. A WORD OF ExPLANATIoN.-The
proprietors of HRNRY's STIMULATING LINIwBsT de-
sires the public to understa.d that the preparation
which he ui!ers Is ENBaOCATIoS, but is LINZ
NEWT according TO the legitimate sig1nfication OF
the word. Having the consistency of an ointment
il may be applied either as plaster or be rubbed
ON the effected part and NEVER FAILED AFFORD
RELIBF. Its efficacy tested. the LiHiment will
become "a household medicine"
n1- For sale by most of the Druggists in this
city PURCELL, LADD Il Co., wholesale SCENTS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ny TkIrTER's NEW TRUSS AND Sur
poRfgRs.-All who wear trusses should call and ex-
anime this Truss. The principle is entirely new,
aud ii supports the rupture In easy and comforta
BILE manner. 1t can be worn with much less incon-
venience than the ordinary trusses; and for light.
ness, durability and comfort it is unequaied. Any
lUhO ,Usdrs Qf these Trlsses f0lL
other. Also, RIfTERS UTERINE SUPPORTERS.
very simple but admirable article. A full assort
ment for sale by
W.PETERSON, Druggist,
Corner of 18th and Main streets,
Ds o.
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~ 1ouN g. BRADY

tFt''e N ThtItIelttld,1
IMPORTER AND DEALER ~ FuRFI6N AND
DOM ESTiC WINES. LIQUORS ANpSEGARS,
tSo l8CtRf At, aBovt i3Tn, RirH.ioEp, "a
thll- the attention oi the city and country trade %
rs large aud varied assortment Of WINES, BRAN
Dins, RUNE, GINS. WHlSKiEs, af. Always on
baud snEe.ior lot &c old Rye, Mountain. Bourbon
aud ether BiliSKtEs
toHntry merchants and others are solicited 30 call
b'tnfe purchasing cisewber".
n; B-dceais delivered TO all perts of the city free
NH Ii m
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E1s-0 REAT lMPRoV sMRnT In
FATRACTING ETH-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST would announce to those wishing their
teeth ExTR4 ACTED that he has instruments supe-
Nor to any others used. The simplicity aud
perfection of their adaptation is such us to render
the extraction of the teeth almost painless, HeoeT
fdlifg to bring the toh the hrS trial neverAreaking
it, nana ling the gums, inJuring the surrounding
paTth.
All other operations Filling. Cleansing. ana In
sertiag Teeth gently aud thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall, OH Main street
I'm
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~ Nav SPRING GooDs I!
I q < 8 I

We respectfully invite attention to our new stock
Of SPKING GOODS now opening, and assure tht
Ladies in particular that those goods are offered al
tower m % than the same could be bought for,
having be n early in the market and our FINANCIAL
POSITION is such THAI we have advantages In the mar
ket enabling US to purchase at the lowest eAaH
PRICES All we ask of you is to
CALI Examine!l Compared! yudge!!!
Respectfully. MlLLHlsEk BIO.
nh ,---Im I93 Broad street.
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Ir seems that Rheumatism. Deafness
Neuralgia. swollen ana stiff Joints and other com
plaiBt. to which we are all subject have lost tbs r
terroFs Prof De GRATIS ELECTRIC IL is war
rautei to relieve any case In short space of time
ami with II iriiing expense 1t can be had of the
agents here. see advertisement in another column
Aa- For sale by PURCELL, LADD Il Co, wholesale
Agents. Richmond, aud by Druggists generally.
NH nB--
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ACold. Hoarsenesn, or a aConsumptjvs Cough, when
you can obtals immediate relief by u.ing HARTs.
nnkhEf PESf0kAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
kf IL Is combined with other articles suited for all
lung, Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
u s prepared by Chemist Of reputation, and Ia pro
bounced by those who have ased the beet Cough
Syrup in the woridi
Bottles 81 90 cents and. 81. Bold By PURCELL,
LkDD Co, and all Druggists In Richmond.
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EEIf Your HAIR Is HARSH,

Use Prof WOod's Hair Restorative,
II your Hair is Gray,
Use Prof " ood's Hair Restorative
II your Hair is Thin,
Use Prof W Wood's Hair Restorative.
II you are Bala.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II ydu have Nervous Headache
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Dandrnf,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Eruptions.
use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you dos Ire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
# you desire to preserve the Color,
Use Pref Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire not Ia lose the Color,
Use Prof Woods flair Restorative
If You want Cheap Article,
Use Prot " oods Hair Restorative.
If ron admire the Beautiful Lock,
Use Prof Wood Hair Restorative
II ron admire the Beautiful kDglets,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish Beautiful Complexion,
Use Prof Woods II air Restorative
II you wish Face free from piTuples,
II you wish 30 appear Young,
Use Prof No ,d's Hair Restorative
II ynu want testimony overs helmng.
Read the Circular Of Prof " oods lair Restorative
II yGu want tc find II.
The Depot il ut ia Market street, st Loui-. Mis-
sour. and 3i2 Broadway, New York.
hn-lt is also sold by every popular Druggist III
this city aud country. NH l2-d&cw3In*
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CITY ASSESSOR.
ATTHH Rroursr or NJ

ATTHE REQUEST OF MAsy rn,rrn.
hereby announce myself candidate FIR The c,es ~
CITY ASSEosok, and promise fsifbfui nsrf,,, Nm. M
anee OF the duties Of said Office being well aroasiat
with The city. respectfully soli.it the votes of
my fe.low-cftizcns. - ~ "
NH 2,--tde$ GEO r. TroT MIu
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s<n ATrRAoTIyE SALE roR 90 DAYS =

staple. Fancy and Millinery Goods. Frnges and
Dress Trimmings Embroideries, Ladies' Dress Caps,
Muslin. swiss and pmity Bands. Head Dresses.
scarfs, Laces Grapes, Hosiery, Giofes Hoop Skirt,
Brass, STEEL and Plated Hoops. Cords aud lassels
for picture hangipgs. ac. &c with numerous other
articles selling Mt reduction of 10 per cent itss
than former price, to make room Tor Spring pur-
chases LADIES' BAZAAR,
No 2o6 Bread street between eth and 5th.
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PRACTICAL BaSgvoLRScs We have heretofore
noticed the charitable enterprise of John W. Far
mer, of New York, in opening dining saloon,
where the poor fud plenty to eat, free of charge
4 correspondent of the Petersburg Intelligencer
Who visited this truly charitable institution the
,ther day gives the result of bis observations as
follows:
found the door Obstructed by some fify eyi.
lently hungry people, waiting their turns TO take
the places of the diuers inside. Soon the rspleu-
shed insiders came pouring out, and the famishsd
"Utsilers went Crowdins IN. An attendant Sc
lrcted all the women and children and secured
them good places at the tables. / mixed iii With
the rest At first the walters going to do the
leferential TO me and treat me a locker on: but
insisted on my rights as beneficiary, and be-
gan slowing away my share of the eatables.
helped myself to II couple Of Sandwiches nice
oiled potato piece of bread (tte bitter uess was
all a myth and some clean sweet butter, all
which was very good and nourishing-not quite
up to the Incompatible style in which my Chrisa
hel gets me up things at home--but still much
uetter than have seeu served Mt many hotel
aud on suudry river steamers.
Af;er dinner paid my respects to Mr.. Farmer
hmseif-owned up that had 'rnn il on the sly
and eaten one of his charity dinners for the pur
pose Of telling your readers all about it, and Of
fered him my apologies, which he wouldn't hear
and held that he was the obliged party, Mr.. Far
mer is evidently very earnest, large souled man
lie does what he is doing because 1t does him
good, because the enjoyment OF others give. him
ioy lie finds excitement in it, as others do in
iuxurant display, costly houses and furniture,
fast horses hounds &c, only his excitement is of
much more refined character than theirs. He
holds that 10 man should have more than about
certain amount of property and means to keep
his own fortune down to the minimum he has
fixed lie II feeding now average of 1900 peo-
pie every day. lie thinks the enterprise will cost
him about $4,000 hy the first OF May next, when
probably t he worst times for poor people will be
over and be will 0pp.
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H@- To THE VorERs OF The CrrY or
RfcHaoSD-The present incumbent, Mr. Hundlsr
declining re-el-ction fur the ofice Of ofC0MNIroI0H-
ER OF THE REvESUE for Monroe Ward here
By announce yself a candidate for the said olsce,
nd respectfully soiicit your votes and pledge my
elf to the faithful discharge Of the duties Of the
office, should 1t be your pleasure 70 slest me-
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PRISONERS IN JAIL.-There are now
about so prisoners in the city JAIL of all colors
and conditions, and for most of this offences known
in the catalogue of human deprayiiy.
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FuRrHFR FROM ARIZONA AND SoNosA-We copy
1 hn fnInwinp from the Washington StatAs.

FURrHPR FROM ARIZONA AND SoNoRA-We COPY
the following from the Washington States:
We learn from letters just received by the San
Diego aud San Antonio overland mail from the
Rio Grande that the Indians on the river NOM
inally called friendly" have been committing
various petty depredatons; and that the people Of
MesiIla, getting tired of il. pursued party Of In
tians, who have stolen three horses, TO Don Ana
and killed nine of them. The Indians were pre-
paripg to attack Mcsila in revenge.
Much Interest is felt by the Rio Grande people
ia the organization of Arizona, and the course Of
their delegate, Lieut. Mowry, in contenting for
the east and west bonndry from Texas to the Colo
rado, is endorsed by them in the strongest terms.
From the same source. we have the news that
ths revolution in Sonora has been thus far entire
ly favorable TO Gandara, who has defeated the
Government troops in several battles. Gandara
has massacred all his prisoners. and, at the latest
accounts, had surrounded Peschiera (the Cover
uor) In such way as to render his escape impos-
sible Gen. Gsndsra had declared his intention OF
hanging Peschiera ''as high as Haman,' to which
threat all Americans, who knew OF his treacherous
massacre of Crabb and his party, say "adhen."
Emigration was flowing into Arizona, and the
Of the Territorial organization had given
a perceptible impetus to the business prosperity
ofthe Territory"
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In obedience to the wishes of number
of my personal friends, announce myself candi
date for the office of HIGH CONSTABLE.
Respectfully, WM DEAN
NH -IxrG
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no MY FELLoW ClrIxkNs on rHn g

AV MI Il BbHVW OIIIkkNB VI I'M VlxI
RIcHNoSp-Afser advising with my ffissds. 60
1.-THE request OF some OF them. announce myse6o
candidate Fur the Office Of COMMISSIONER on
THE REVENUE Ia Monroe Ward, dnwhich havs
resided for twenty years) In the place Of Mr. HunA-
ley. who will not be again candidate. at the e1ec-
on to be held on the 77th day VI May next / hay0
served you police officer Tor the Last sssen pearu
and shoul be pleased to receive your support mr. the
above Office. aTYLkR
e.. -.ytlo
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An intemperate female, named Sarah Nc
Intosh. Committed suicide at the Blockley
aimshouse, Philadelphia, on Tuesday, by throwing
herself into sink.
The baltimore American notices with pleasure
the rapid growth and influence OF that highly ben
efcial order. the Sons of Temperance in that city
In Baltimore county, Md, on Monday q person
lighted cigar and threw the burning match into
the dry grass on wood farm belonging to Mr..
Wm III. Goodman whereby the grass set on
fire aud $500 worth of wood consumed.
Au old man named Wise has been sent to Jail in
Baltimore for stealing umbrella. People who
sometimes borrow umbrellas and forget to return
ihem should be served likewise.
Daniel b. Cummins has been elected president of
the Grard Bank. Philadelphia, in place of Charles
). Boxer, deceased. .-.-as-s.s-s.s.s.sg--s
A little girl named Margaret Robinson was
burnt to death in Philadelphia last Tuesday.
The frigate Wabash, nc Brooklyn navy yard, is TO
be ltted out with all diepatch for the Meiiterra-
mean.
A proposition I. before the Legislature of Penn
sylvania TO remove the State capital TO Philade.
phia.
A street alteration occurred In Philadelphia
wedne sday, between Mr.. Rice. of the pennsyiva-
nian, and Mr.. Msgraw, State Treasurer. Not much
damage was done.
The steamer Canada, which sailed from Boston
"Wednesday, for Liverpool, took out " passengers
and so, 900 in specie.
MT. tOsepH lseNf5, Oh tue uftH VI JhBcb Ntiu a
Co., we'll known citizen, died in Boston on Mon
day.
Six hundred thousand pounds of sugar were
melted in the six working days Of last week, in
the Sugar Refinery at East Boston.
During the year 1857. less births, GA marriages
and 925 deaths to. K place in Providence, X. l.,
whose population il now estimated at 5000.
flock of forty-two Peruvian Llamas were sold
at auction in New York on Monday At average
price Of SJ6 each.
The paper mill of the Westville manufacturing
company In North Amherst. Mas, was d. stroyed
by nre On Wednesday night Of last week
Advices from St. Johns, P. r., TO the Sth inst.
state that the sugar ciol Was coming IN siossy.
aud freight dull.
The shipments of cotton from Memphis durirg
the mouth Of February Comprised about fo,eeo
bales.
grand unisersaI horticultural exhibit ion is
announced 20 take place In the month OF May, af
the Palace of Industry, in faris.
Gen. Haskell, for some time patient in the in-
uatie asylum at Hopkiusvilie, KY, 10 recovering
his mental aud physical health
Death has been busy among the Roman cardinals
twelve have hasn called 70 their last account
sinee the beginning Of winter.
The Governor Of New IIamshire has appoint
| ed Thursday, the sih day Of April, for the annual
| fast.
| Gov, Banks has appointed the 2ath OF 4 pfiI a
fast day In Massachusetts,.
Mr. David Percy, : prominent citizen Of frost
] bnrg, Nd, died on the 18th inst
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SENT TO The Poor HOUSE - An ancient
and faded specimen of iemininity, named Hannah
Moore, was carried before the Mayor yesterday for
having in her possession piece Of p iron suppos-
ed to have been suIrep,itiously obtained In proof
that she was drunk, sent to the poor house.
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nv. To rur Vnrrra nr

eGy> To THE VoTBRs or The CITY o.
dats ~, r Tr %E;sy
for Monroe Ward the present incumbent declintnG
O election. Jk6aE WHERkY.
NH lo--tdeH
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THEAraE-Mr. Charles Mathews

takes benefit tonight. He appears in three of
bi, best pieces. THE Dowager," Trying 1t On"
and ''Patter vs. Cstter." mr. NJ. Is acter of
sterling merit and deserves we'll of the playgoing
nublic.
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NJ To THE Worms or rRI CHrY or
aIcFMoNp.-I am candidate for the once Of CON-
Ward. and most respectfully ask the support 81 ny
eiiowcittzens Shoyld IL Be your pleasure 70 slscs
faithful discharge Of mr. duties that your confdees
has not been misplaced.
NH 2--tde MIIIQ n GnnRTR
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BEAUTY AND TIE BEAU1IFUL,is the sub
ject of lecture, by Prof NJ. Sayer, TO be deliver
ed before the Young Mems Christian Association.
which meets for the purpose at the 2nd Baptist
Bhurch, TO. night, at clock.
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LEcruREs.-We take pleasure in an.

LECTUREs.-We take pleasure in an
nouncing that Professor ssyler will deliver lee
ture on Friday evening. before the Young Mems
Christian Association. The subject will be ''Beau-
ty and the Beautiful" As an evidence OF his high
reputation, Professor Say has Gently been
lected to deliver the anniversary address before
the Convention OF Christian Associations, which
will assemble in Charleston in the month of April
next. lie is distinguished both as speaker and
writer, and highly esteemed for his iabors in the
cause of religion and benevolence His poetical
readings have been very much admired in the
Western cities, and few possess higher dramatic
talent than he has exhibited ON such OCCASIONS
We feel no hesitation in stating that those who
may hear the first, will require no persuasion to
induce them to attend the second lecture of this
gentleman, especially as his lecture "Mirth and
the Mrthfui," will conclude the very attractive
course before the Association,
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


The House met at ~ O'Clock, the Speaker in
the Chair.
,S,fate Bills Islsssd.--T0 incorporate tho Old
Forge aud Buckton Turnpike Company; to incor-
porate the Nicholas and Greenbrer Turnpike Com
pany; amending and re-enacting, by an additional
section, act entitled an act Incorporating the
Browns Gap Turnpike Company" passed March
lat, 1853,
Associations for SttlemeRt o Hal Pay due 10 OFF,
GERS OF The Revolutionary Army.--0n motion Of Mr..
YAScEY, the consideration of Senate bills was
passed by for the purpose Of taking up the above
resolutions. The resolutions were adopted.
Election IF Baseneat Officers, Mr.. sIBERT moved to
take up the joint resolution for the election Of
Basement ofiicers, which was defeated.
Oyser Etuldam. This hill being the order OF
the day was taken up, and after lengthy discus-
sion, was postponed till y o'clock, p. NJ, tomor-
row.
On motion, the House then adjoured.
THURspAY, March %.
The House met at 10 o'clock A. NJ, pursuant to
adjournment.
Norfolk and I6rts,aoatA. Senate bill supple
mental TO an act to Incorporate the town of Porte
month passed lst inst, and TO provide for the dir
position of the common property of the county of
Norfolk and the city of Richmond, was. on motion
of Mr.. TATUH taken up and passed, with an amend
ment.
paratiops. etc. was instructed TO enquire into the
expedsency OF authorising the citizens OF Norfolk
county TO change the present site OF the couft
house.
Internal Improvement f5mpaHies. Senate bill
10 make the Investments Of the Commona aalth
more productive by enforcing the payment Of iu-
terest and sinking fund on loans TO Internal i'm.
provenient companies Of dividends on preferred
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D6D Ar THE RreuEsr Of many Of my
felow-citzens, respectfully announce myself
REVENUE for Monroe Ward, and will pledge my
self TO discharge faithfully the duties Of the once NJ
elected. mhl6-lms John n. 9Tl60.
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ayn EoTicR. by the solicit,

1A- NOTICE. by the soiicitation OF
my numerous friends aud fsllow-citisens. declare
myself candidate TOR the Office Of GRAIN MkA-
the duties Of the said Office shall bs faithfully pes
formed.
NH I5-lm% b. y. LIPbCOMB.
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COMMITTED. Brown, free ne
gro, was sent to Jail by the Mayor yesterday, for
having papers out of date. Ro. Briggs was sent
to Jail for getting drunk and abusing Dabney
Phillips. lie could not give security.
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

l6 To rHs VorRRs or rHs Crrr o.
RICHMOND -FELLow CirrsEss:-I sm bsfors Jon .
eandidats for reelection to the Office Of Cl.nkk
Of the Circuit Court Of the City Of kichmond. IN
which you were kind enough to place me nearly
six years since, and the dntfes OF which have, 20
the best Of my ability. endeavorsd 10 per FORM COO
nh iI@dtd 'A'pa KusTAuR RonINsoH.
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Suan-This del:cious fsb can,he had

SHAp.-This del ciOus fish can. be had
now in quaint tiles In the Richmond markets A
few weeks since they were rarely to be found, and
only to be purchased at exharbitsnt rates. Owing,
however, TO the warmth of the weather they have
sought the Falls of our river, and many are daily
caught by The fisherman, on the Island below
Mav,.,s hridge
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e6 To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF
meet rosps ctfully offer my self can
lstate for reelection Of CAPTAIN OF THENIGHT
,OL1CE. NH 20-dtde* A. WILKINSON.
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Ea- DUDLEY s. Co, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES. Old WHISKsY and CIGARS, No. u Main
treat. 10 z
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GOING AT LARGE.-The Mav or yester-
day sent Isham, slave of G. A. wallace, before the
pIustugs Court for trial. for going at large and ad
nitted him to bail.
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A- Da. john B. WALrHALL, (Homeo-
.shst offers hs professional services 10 the citi
%sof Richmond and its vicinity. ONCE at bis re-
hdenoe Oh Leigh street. two doors from eth.
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GEO Il HOLNEs.
Ar the solicitatinn af msnv frier

respectfully announce myself candidate for CITY
ASSESSOR. should il be the pleasure of the citi-
zens to elect me. promise faithful discharge cf
the duties Of the Office. Y L F0KE.
NH 23-ls
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BHEkIFf.
ny To The VorBRs OF HnHnIco

oUyTY-I take this method Of announcing mysslf
candidate for the eherifAty Of Hsnrico csuntys -
tho election IN May next; and y sected psomnss %
its duties n the law dreets. will Try aud 80 tke
voters OF the county before the day of eccta. apd
in the meantime refer oil inch ~ wish 70 aecsf-
taip my fitness FIR the ofice 70 ny nsighbors. so4
TO John u. Gregory. ksq, Jchn d. IounSs keQs an1
q the justices OF Henrico county.
IN 1p-dtde 4. q. UAbIA8.
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DEArH or aPAIuErro.n--B. ]. Kuykendal, who
served his country In the ranks of the Palmetto
regiment during the war with Mexico. died 10 isen-
ton, Ala, on the l3th inst
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AT the request of many friends, ! an
noupce myself a ea,didats for the sUPnRIN-
NH isNdtd. luz oAo B. HAaHRrY.
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ToBACCo.-This great Virginia staple
is arriving in considerable quantities, and though
fancy prices are not in the ascendant, yet sales
are made daily, with remunerative returns to the
farmer. There are perhaps over 5000 hhds. stored
at Shockoe Warehouse now, which, when sod
must net the producers not far from 100000.
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CITY COLLEcTnn
MANAGrp ar ponp .,orrs,

Ses an candidate for re elect;on ~
the once q CITY COLLECTOR. =
"h Ie-ta JULIUS A. HnRs0N
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few days ago Mr.. Ivey King, of Jones county,
n. O., slaughtered hog, - months old, weighing
s7e pounds nett,
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n6~ To rHK vorsBs or rns couxfr o.
uEsnIcc,--I am candidate fn the once q ~
per District Of ths eouaty. and respectfully socs
sGnss MIR ys.es ,ses,s Il nay mex oORBrN BURTON.
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n.y. CLsRKsHiP OF THE CInoUI7 Counf
sF HEsRIco AT the request Of many Of nay ftends,
:annouDce myself candidate for the c1aes o.
mn 5-dtdeF JUHNSOH SANDS.
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HOOPS, HOOPS, HOOPS. .--R iced. Rat
j j tan Covered Reed Rtesl nrsss WhaIebons. and
Cord. Spr fkirts, AZ low pFicesx q
nh rs a0I.DSMfTs, 90 Broad q.