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ARREST or A kUEAwAY.-Eeven wears
ago negro fellow named IsAsc slavs To NJ. Al
bert Aiken, of Hsnrico, ran away from his mastsr.
and from that tims until yesterday morning. has
managed to live - his own man. Some three
years ago no was committed to jail In Hsnrico as
free negro without register, for which be was
sold. He was Afterwards committed to the city
jail for want Of papers, and was again sold for jail
fees After this he succeeded to the satisfaction
of the Hastings Coart, In proving that he was
born free, aud obtained register. He was then
taken into Mr.. Sadier's service, aud yesterday
morning was engaged In putting away load OF
wood. when Mr.. Aiken, in passing, recognized aud
arrested him. The negro professed not to know
marks upon his person and head, that left very
little doabt of his identity. The negro has been
committed to prison to give Mr. A. an opportuni-
~ Of proving his property.
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k@- BRAGG's GREAT IMPRovEMEET.-
r HE ARCTIC LINIMENT ,-

THE ARCTIC LTNIMENT -
DEFIRS ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it, affirm that it is
GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LENIMENTS,
IL the of
RHEUMAI1SM, Paralysis,
NEURALGIA, PILES,
SPRAINS BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS,
SCALDS MOULDS,
TUStORS CORN5.
For HORSE,S and Mules, externally, nothing
cecis the ARCTIC LlNlMENp,
In curing
SPRAIES SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, GALE,
THRUSH PINGB0NE,
or ary soret- Swelling. or Enlargement OF Bone or
Muscle.
Price Is lts 50 cents and 81, for snail. medium
snti large 81 ID bottles.
For sale by all Druggists.
PUICELL, LADD 4 Co,
IA af3-ts Wholesale Agents.
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PRAYsR MEETISas.-The Young Mems
Christian Association continue to bold daily prayer
meeting In their hail. from IL until o'clock. aud
deep interest seems to be fait In them BY many
pereoDs.
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AccIDEST.-Jsmes Brook, of Spottsylvania coun
ty Va, was mortally injured on Friday last ty two
wheels OF a loaded wagon passing over his breast.
breaking three ribs aud otherwise wounding him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- DI. Jcaz b. WALrzALI, Homoo-
othistl cfefs his profeusional SERVICES = ts "a
- Of Richmond and il vicinity Once = - -
je1-lzms - -" sfEk
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FIRE.-Yesterday morpins

FIRE.-f esterday morning between the,
hours Of and o'clock. the stable of Mr.. Samne
Rutherford, corner of Franklin and Adams streets,
was set on fire, and the flames spreading rapidly.
the COW house, wood house and two story brick
kitchen were soon in light blaze; and despite the
efforts to save them, were destroyed. Mr.. Il. is
insured in the Mutual.
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EDITORS AND THE 0PERA.--A tempest in teapot
occurred at the Opera House in New York, Mon
day evening Mr.. John Darcie, the musical critic
of Porters Spirit of the Times having given offence
to Mr.. Ullman, manager, the latter, a few even
ings since, refused to admit him. though the crit
ic had purchased his ticket at the box-office Mr..
Geo. Wilkes, proprietor of the Spirit then notified
MIR. Ulman that Monday evening, in company
with Mr. Darcie, he would repair TO the opera with
tickets purchased for the occasion. Upon present
ing the tickets, admittance was refused, and row
ensuing both editor and critic were carried to the
station-house, from which they were soon after
discharged.
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LIGHT SEsTEscE.--John Thomas, charged with
the murder of his sister, found guilty, at the
last term of the Mercer co, Va, Circuit Court and
sentenced TO confinement in the seniientiary for
fve years Abuse, in foerds, was the only provo
cation proped in sxtenuation OF the offence.
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IU TO rHs VorrRs OF THE Crrr o.
RIcHMoND.-I am candidate for the once sfCLlRK
OF THE UIkCUIf COURT Of the CITY ef Riekn knon1
'1s nh hsissss:'' solicit your 'acR3iia c3axs srIs1r
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YET YOUR LicENsE.-ceyefal owners or
drays and wagons were reported IN the Mayor
yesterday and heavily fined for failing TO procure
licenses for their vehicles, The police are now
engaged iH examining public vehicles of every
description. and will report all those that not
regularly licepsed.
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THR REVIVAL AND THE DRISKIse Shops Since the
"Revival' has been In progress, the number Of
drinking shops has been materially lessened
Within q week, two or three establishments, in
the immediate vicinity Of Church where Union
Prayer Meetings are holden daily, have been com
pelled 10 close Gin. Gazette.
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THREATENING STATE OF APFAIRs.-The European
aspect of affairs is warlke. Sardinia and Naples
are at open variance; France aud Switzerland the
same Russia is threatening Austria. Turkey,
though torn by her internal troubles, menaees
Greece while Denmark will probably be invaded
by the forces OF the Germanic Confederation, on
account of Schleewig and Holstein.
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For Kass,s.-Isaac Winston, of Culpeper, and
Chas Z. Tyler of Faquer co. Va, left their homes
few days since for Kansas. Mr.. Winston went
as Marshal of Kansas.
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9. MICH. DAYIa.


COUNTY. Y.-I take this method Of aunooncine nysslf
candidate for the shsriffalty Of Hsnrioo csunfy at
the election In May next aud III elected profnlss .
devote all OF my time 10 the Office, and 10 discharge
its duties as the law directs will Try and go s
voters Of the county before the day Of election md
tain my fitness frr the sflice 70 my nsighbors and
toJohn N. Gregory. ESQ, John b. Young, ksa. and
ia 10-dtde t Y ae1p = 725' f. J. GA HTHR
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A western editor wishes to know whether laws
recently enacted against the carrying oI aeao.y
weapons. app lies to doctors who carry pilis IN
their pockets.
On Sunday night last, portion oftbe tunnel .nma
twenty feet in length, was filled up by the earth
from above falling in.
The Hon. Rufus Choate will address the Aiam
nj. aud the Rev. DIR. Cheeyer the Theoiogioai
society of Dartmouth, at the next commence
ment.
The visitors from England 10 France have neen u
greatly diminished this spring, on account, Is
supposed, Of the difficulties of the passport sys'
tenn. .sz xv,
According to the New York Tribune Gov Mal-
tar is IN favor of the Kansas project OF hr Eng
lish
The stearoer Indiana sailed from Portland for
Liverpool on Saturday, with one hundred passen-
gers and $4,000 in specie
The Ohio Board Of Public Works have reduced
the tos on nour from GAINESVILLE TO Cleveland rom
SO to 40 cents per 600 pounds
a. Monaay the ground st Boston was covered
with snow, but itsoon msitei'
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sx9- DE- Ino. VIZ GAR1fcK. Richmond

DEAg SIR: take pleasure IN adding my testimony
10 that OF many Others 10 the superior excellence
Of 'sEMPLEs Is IaFALLiBLK BAKING P0wpERs." now pre-
pared by yourself have been using them In my
regard them as the truy excellent article Of the
kind for making speedily light. sweet and Whole
sorlc bread, and pastry Of all kinds,
Very respectfully.
WnnAa III. GREGORY.
Few Kent county. Feb ~. 1883.
JOHN w GARLICK, 81
eIu d .nufacturer aud Sole ProgrieteT,
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Eta The GREAT BNuLIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CEE ERN ATEQ EEHAIE BLLLX


This Invaluable IHeGicn unailing in the cure OF
al those painful aud dangerous diseases Incident 10
the female constitution.
1t m0ierates all excuses and removes all obrruc
bOAs. frOrn whatever cauDe. and speedy cure may
l. relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II Is pssiliariy suited. 1t will in short time bring
o. the monthly period With regularity.
CAUTION,
These Fils should nat be taLen b. saaIss Gidt are
f,reaaeni, during tie FIRST TIfREE MONTHS, as
Neg Gre sure 10 bYtlg Miscarriage but al suery
oesr ttse, md In egTy oter case, they perfecuy
SIT.
In all eases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
in lhe Back and Limbs IIeayiness, Fatigue slight
eEerton. PalpitatioH Of the Heart, " Of spir
ia, Hystefcs, Sick Headache Whites. and all the
PAT fl diseases occasioned by disordered system,
these Pills viii effect cure when all ether means
have failed
Fui directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 50 pills. aud sncireled with the
Government stamp " Great Britain. can be ssnt
post free for 6i anil pe=tag ge stamps
kN-pUkCELL LADD 4 CO., wholesale agents for
Virginia. mh l2-d&cw3mF
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~ Ok. uOSTETfEh CELEBRAfkD
STOMACH BITTERs have doubtless created as much
sensation in the community for its remarkabie
cures, as any other medicine extant. IL is a fact
that in the minds of many persons prejudice ex-
lists against what are called Patent Medicines; but
Why shon Id this prevent you resortng to article
that has such an array OF testimony to support 1t
scribe it why should you discard It'll Judges usu-
ally considered men of talent, hav and do use Il In
their families; why should you reject it Let not
your pref udice usurp your reason to the everlast-
ing injury CT your health. II you are sick and re-
quire medicine, try these Bitters. Faf a.|
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve.
rywhere. G5g gas 15 g. a api9-im
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hE- To MAKs

GOOD BREAD.
BAKING POWDER.
4 j. w. GARLICK
5sa.s s Sole Proprietor. .
For sale BY all Druggists and Grocers. sp2s
"a Fresh LEEcHEs.--I have just re-
ceiyed, by Adams Express, q fresh lot OF Swedish
LEECHES, which viii be applied upon most reason
able terms y wv
p. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day af the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill = -
my &-ts 4. G.. H0BSON sl
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THE BRITISH hINr.-A parliamentary return
just issued shows that the Mint coined in 1857 gold
TO the value of 4,S5G.000i, of which 364, COOL was
in halfsoyeregns. The silver coinage of the year
amounted to 373,000l the cost of the metal used
being 363,000i. OF the silver coined last year,
it appears that l65 000 In florns, 12S, ,000i in
shillings 55,000t in siXpences, 69E in fourpences
7S000 in three pences, 39t in two pences, and 33t
in pence. The total amount coined in the ten years
ending 3lst December, 1857, was 55 239 000t in
gold, and :, ,434, ,0O0i. in silver. No crowns have
been coined during the ten years, except in 1851,
when they were issued to the value of 1l6l. Since
1850 no half crowns were issued, save in 1851, to
the amount Of 1861 On the other hand. forms
which were coined to the amount of 4, 1901. in
1S49 at all ia 1850, and only to the ex ent of
l54L in 1851, have since been issued in quantities
about equal to all the other silver coinage put to-
gether. The issue of threepeDces has also very
much increased, while fixed small number Of
fourpences twopeuces, and pence has taken place
in each The copper coinage last year amounted
in value to 6,720L the value of the copper be ng g.
1921; and of this, 3,l3dl. WAS in pence, 246iL III
halfpence, and 1921 in farthings No hall iarth
ings were Issued in 1857. The total value Of the
copper coinage of the last ten years was 14l477L-
the copper of which it composed being pur-
chased for 73,503t.
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- To MY FxLLow CIrIxrxs or Hn

ATo MY FELLow CITIzEHs OF Hnx-
sIco CoUSrY.--At the request OF many friends Ias-
nounce myself candidate TOR the of3ce e. OJM-
MlseI0Nkk on THE RkykNuk for the Upper
fully solicit your surages snouid Il Be- ysur Plea
cure TO electme, promise 10 discharge Tho dates
Of the . Once faithfully. RsspeGs.Hl!y, c,,.,..r
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ADMITTED TO BAIL. - Dabnsy p.
Gooch, charged with stabbipg George W Hobson
on the 2lst inst, was taken before Judge Clopton
yesterday afternoon. on q writ of habeas G corpus
After hearing the witnesses, the Judge admitted
the prisoner to bail in the sun of 81 800 which be
readily gave and was discharged
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Coon IDEA.-In the U. S. Senate there has
been introduced bill for a telegraph line, to be
extended immediately to the Paciic.a previous pro-
position being to extend it only to Utah The soon.
er a telegraphic communication 10 made between
the Atlantic and Pacific sections of this country
the better. The telegraph recommends itself by
its immediate prscticability, and by its greater
utility over any other means of communication
1t must precede the railroad very long time. BY
ajudcious system of stockades along the line, the
whole extent of it would be protected, and the
stocksdes themselves would become points of set
tiement along the route, which would ultimately
people the country through which railroad is to
travel, and furnish the business which is TO keep
it in operation. From the western borders of
Missouri to San Francisco is about 1SG0 miles. but
probably not more than 1900 miles would
qnire to be protected against Indians. Twenty
men at intervals of twenty miles, would make the
whole number of men necessary to give protec-
iion to the entire overland route to California and
incidentally to the telegraph line, amount to only
ZOO men. These men could also be employed in
carrying an express mail from stockade to
another, which would also establish the sWiftest
overland mail route which could be devised.
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D@I am o candidate for re-eleetion 70
the oniee eeofC0AiMISsIoNkR Oh TRk RHvnNUB,
In the upper district. Chesterflsd county. -.
ap l5-d&cwtde* We tLOUHN0Y,
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Yss~ sARAroaA EMpran SpRIyo w,rrR

This Wster, fresh from the Spring can be obtained
aF N,ssrs. PrsCfLE, App Co.'S Ne I22 Main street
hlcAm5ai Va, h$ the EFoss OF simple box Also for
aay directions for nse. and certificates of emil
AZ pi yS,cans see circular, which ean be Obtained
s. tne II. gs Stores,
Orders alay be addressed to the Freprietoys G. w
ESFtN Co. Saratoga Sptiags or at their De-
Q5i, ~ barclay street New York. an lG-2m
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GOVERNMENT FISANcEs-The receipts into the U.
:. Treasury for the three quarters OF the present
fiscal year. amount to $39, ,23s, $50 including $751;,
g3 go from customs, 6e4 46s from sales OF pub
lie lands, and 81 go a92 from miscellaneous soar
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D~ AN A CAxDIDArl, ro8 nm Or
y.cE or FC0MMIssI0NRR or rHH REvnNun hr
Monroe Ward. p Fsssss sE7'fs zEf FE sI5s-ss
NH E-tdes st 5s1a8s ftesa JN0 II MUnHAY
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kyGEonGH Z. STEEL, Dentist, Office
sad residence, No. Zsl on Man between sts and 9Th
1 .reet, Richmond va my S-Iy
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FIRE-At Sunfishs Ohio, ON Saturday last the
stable attached to Hamilton's Tavern was burnt
nth horses. --
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT couKr.' I

CLkhh VI ClhCUtT C0ukT.
D~ To ETHn VoTsIs OF TIE CIrY o.
RIoHMoSDs-rHIiowO OTrizEss:--I an bslbrs yeu .
OF the Circuit Court Of the City OF Kiohnond. d
which you were kind enough 70 placs ne nssrly
SIX years since, and the duties II which 1hAvo, =
scientiously add impsrtiAlly. e llg.u 80
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NJ LASDRxrH's Nav CRoP GArpru
JOHN W GARIfCK
Druggist and Apothecary
ap III Market Place Rrnnklin st
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D6 CLrRKsHIP or TEE CinccIr CouRr
OF HEsRIco-At the request Of mary sf ny f3snds,
announce myself q candidate for the aelkce q
NH 5-dtdes JOHNSON BANDS.
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MARRIAGE.-The Paris correspondent Of the New
York Herald thus notices an event, which has been
very frequently noticed in the newspapers as " to
come OFF,:
grand event in our American circles came off
this morning. The only daughter of Mr.. John
Ridgway, af Philadelphia, married to the Mar
quis de.Gannay, French nobloman. The bride has
only just turn cd her twentieth year. is very hand
some, and highly accomplished In view of her
fathers enormous wealth she has been considered
great prize, and all the young bloods of title
have been engaged in hot pursuit ofla belle Aae7.-
came Tor the last three or four years
The marriage came off this morning first in
the Protestant Chapel, the persuasion OF the bride
and the ceremony was then repeated in the Catho-
lie church. to which the bridegroom belonged
breakfast in the English fashion followed at the
house of Mr.. Ridgway. The company was numer.
Gus and mostly French. Some English and a
sprinkling of Americans were present. The Ameri-
can Minister was called upon to sign the marriage
contract along with Mr.. Barring of Barings Bro
theirs, London, and Ilottinguer, the French bank.
er.
The bride looked very lovely, as any pretty girl
of twenty must do, with a becoming wreath of
orange blossoms on her head, and her eve lit Mo
with the animation OF such thrilling moment
The "happy man" was easy and graceful, as we'll
bred Frenchmen are, and he seemed wou-
derfulIy resigned to his luck in marrying a. 20
years of age a young lady possessing SO many
charms substantial and otherwise, as the fascna-
ting Emily kidgway.
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D0- AM candidate for the CLERK
81 LII K S6I Z Ms.r''e c0nnsy e0sEso sso rrass1sos
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DAMAGES REoovEREp--last week damages were
,acoyered from the pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago railroad for personal injuries, IN eonse'
ouence of a collision, to the amount OF So,ooo by
Henry Manifold; to S1,750 by N. j. Way, and to
s22n by R. Dougherty.
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~ An A CANDIDATE ron xHn Or
sHcsoF COY MISSIONER on T0k RnvuoGUn as
the Upper District of the county ef usnB1oD Rs The
'nsis nh is-sds a's - s''s' DANfnL. j oA1nxxR.
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o0UNrY or HRNRICf
-------@--4.----@
8HERIFT.

n~ To MT FsLLow-CIrlxnx or I'm
Co, NIT OF HKsRtoo.-I am . candidate for ths SHl.
REALTY of the County Of Henrico. and Iespecl-
fully solicit your sui ages ct the ensuing siecsn
in May next @tsFs* a ssa FT-3as
ap2i-dims tesss fssgs asu q. NIGH DAyIn
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D0- SHERIrrALrY OF HHNnlco. IL am
candidate for reelection TO the ONCE Of SHERITv
OF Henrico. - s JEO. A. HUTCH u0ON
dc I9--dtdo ssf 3 ssss - X g{..-
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D6r To rHx vor1ns or rns Coun7Y es
HssRIcn-I am candidate 81 Ne eG!cs & CON.
per Disrict Of the county and respectfully solts34
your yotes Ia Nay next. -.
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D@. To rHs VorHRs or Hsn1Ico CouH-
rr.-I respectfully announce myself QAudidsts Or
the Office Of Clerk Of Henrico County CoaFt at ths
lection in May next. TEMRLn NLLB1T.
fe f3-tde 3 sf sttsts RsSsaestsef #,s.s = -
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BURNING MousrAis.--There is a vein Of coa,
located above water level in the Broad Mountain.
near Pottsviile. Pa, which has been burn,nv 4,
'wenty-one years. The vein, which contains A..
eeieh1 white ash COAL is some forty feet In thck.
meas. The Pottsville Journal SAYS:
The origin OF the iire 10 attributed 70 a oor,,.
" " u ,ners, who, having some work to psrform In
.ne orit 10 the depth of winter, built fire-thex
ys'ns ooid-in the gangway The flames des stroyiny
.he prop timbers, were carried by strong enrrent
.apuiy aone the passage. and the fire commnni
sAahg 10 the coal, all subsequent efforts to az.
.,neulsa w u we're Intellectual. The men ware cut
vh ifoha escape, and were undoubtedly suffpcated
~ ~ usaih. Their remains were never found A
70" osys since We ascended the mountain at the
spot on ihe nre. and were much interested in ex.
a'iaihs the effect of the fire upon the surface -
iho coarse OF 1t from west TO east, and wbero the
VEN is nearest the surface the ground ia for the
spAce OF several hundred feet, sunkan into deem
pits, aud while the stones exhibit evidence, al
naslng beeD exposed 70 the action of intense heat
every sestige OF vegetation had been blasted. IL
rs desert track in the mdst Of smiIfng fertility
me ground in some places was almost too warm
Ior the hand to rest upon it. while steam from
water heated by the internal fire. rose from every
pore ! ne fire has evidently extended for several
hundred yards from the place it originated. and
hnds vent aud air to continue its progress at the
pits to which we hare alluded. 4 score Of years
mas passed still it burns aud will burn until fur
ther inai is denied the burning element Thous-
ands OF tons of coal have undoubtedly been con.
suinsd, aud thousands Of tons may yet feed the
fire before it is checked
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4 NEw ARTICLE ron SMoKgRs

GNE&ALEAF'S ANTENERYoUS CIGARS-The
Pr prletor 81 these Cigars Ving devoted mucA time
aud study experimenting upon tobacco, has at last
>lcfeSs;n producing article far superior 10 anv-
u!i'.G ye; offered to the public.
fhey have ALREADY been introduced into the lar.
Eci cliies With entire success; having been pro-
nsunC'd hy the press 10 be better article than
-'Fou"ights OF the imported ones. which opinion
has eeea emphaticaily endorsed by connnoiseurs OF
ths etsi
The ua5eTsiSned having taken the agency for
thesr tlSars wonid Most respectfully invite all who
"ou wish ior Wholesome. fragrant article, that Is
warranted, and will be fonnd upon trial not to in.
lure the health, to call and examine for themselves
For ssle wholesale aud retail ny
NJ W C0RET CO,
luh Sl-4m~ No l23 Broad street
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D6FELLow-CIrIxsns or TIN CoUHYY
MISSIONER or THE REvENUE br de Upper
DsTrict Of the County, et the ensung slsction ia
May next, and respectfully solicit xoH en9zzgDs.
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The dates from Oregon are to the 9th ut.
The ''Salem" wing OF the Democratic party had
nominated Lafayette Grover, for Congress, and J.
NJ. Whitaker for Governor. They had also unsni-
mously adopted resolutions sustaining Mr.. Bucha-
nan's administrator.
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D~To ras voTsss ~ HHslIeoC Covx-
TN, an sssd,d.,s - sss fsslss,sss e - 80 z
NH u-tdes 4 4ssszs - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-29

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-29

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