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A NEW posi- OFFICE AT RosToy

BosroS, March q. 1858 "A new building is to be
constructed at the corner of Summer street and
Chauucey place by private parties, and leased to
the government for the Boston Post Office. The
contract was officially maize to-day. The new edi-
flee will be expressly arranged for Post Office pnr-
poses, and will probably be completed in Noyem-
Der next.
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rHr.BoHAPHTC NEWS
sHpoarzp ron TaE DAILY DISPATCH
ARRIVAL or THE NORTHERN LIGHr-TW0
WEEKS LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

WEEKS LATER FkUM sOUTu Anbh1ahs
NEW YonK. March % The steamship Northern
Light, from AspInwaii. arrived this morning, wiib
COO California passengers, brought down by the
orixaba.
The Northern Light brings two weeks later
dates from South America.
The u s. frigates MerriFnac and saranac were at
Valparaiso on the LIST Of March, and were to leave
soon for Caliao.
A terrific Nor,ber had prevailed along the Chill.
Ian coast, and considerable damage was done 10
the shipping.
yivanro had taken Tacna, Peru, without resist
ance The frigate Apurimac was bloekading Is
nay On the Tth of March a battle was fought at
Arcauipa the final result OF which was unknown
II was understood, however, that Viyanco had ia
ken the outposts
The American ships heretofore reported as hav.
ing been taken by Castillo, were still 10 the hands
of the peruvians.
Puerto Cabello, Venezuela. was captured by the
revolutfonists on the 9TH of March. On the fol-
lowing day 10000 men marched on GARAGES
where they summoned MonaGas to surrender the
presidency. He refused, and the city was do
clared in a state Of seige.
The revolution had become general IN the into
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~ NoTrcE II will sell This Day aud every day
this week Mt ll5s o'clock NJ, and a. p NJ at 2i7
Main street splendid stock ofJewelry direct frop
a New York manufacturer, Consisting Of Iadi, and
yentiemen'H Goods. sale pereniptory.
This is rare chance for country merchants A.
they save from fifty to seyents-fiys per ceat.
NH 30 HENRY w QUARLES, Auct
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RAILROAD DEPOT DESTR

PHILAnFLpHI., March 27-The passenger depot
of the New Jersey Central Railroad at Phillips
burg was totally destroyed by fire this morning
The FIRE. caught from the sparks of the locomo-
i've
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LrcrusE.-The concluding lecture

LEOTUHE. 80 4 UU UtuNIHE IettUI6 Ut
the course before the Young Mems Chri.tisn Asso-
citation, will b. delivered by Professor SAYLER, at
on TUESDAY evening. the 3Dth inst, at O'Clock.
Tickets of admission may be procured at meade 4
Bakers. Laitley q Robinson's, ths Exchange Hotel
and priucpal book stores.
iiGkets Is cents. For sch 1ois, 8 tickets 81.
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w~ BY HENRI w. CHARACTERIZATION sale Of
Jeweiry at No 2i7 Main street commencing NJ III,
ocleck for the Ladies and ut ~ O'clock VI for Gen
tlerneu to be continued for one week.
NH 20 HENRY w QUARLES, Auct.
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PARTICULAR NoTIoE.-Gfeat sale of
Watches Jewelry, Plated Ware and Fancy Goods at
auction and private sale, by IL. w QUARLEs, at No.
$50 Man street, every day and evening this week
Ladies' sale at O'Clock L. II.
Gentemens sale at IA o'clock.
The richest and most extensive variety ever offer
ed in this market for sale as above Merchants are
particularly invited to cali and examine the goods
and purchase either privately Mt the evening
sales. All goods warranted as represented. No. iS0
Main street. NH %
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STRAW GooDs. STRAW GooDs, STRAW
GooDs. at the LADIES' BAAEAR.-We have just
received very desirable lot of STRAW B0NNhTs,
white and eoiored: ais fine assortment OF boy g
and girls' sThAw and LEGH0RN FLATS and
HATS which we offer to our customers at very los
prices; tthey will do well to give us call before
purchasing elsewhere
B-Bonnets bieached. pressed, and trimmed at
the shortest notice. Mh 29-6t
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CANDIDATES ron OFFICE

l6rA CAsD "A report having been
circulated that have wIthdrawn my name Is can
didase for the ONCE Of CITY AsxEssOf,L wong
correct ii BIZ stating that Am still randdate sn1
fuIfy solicit the votes OF the citizens Oh hlch
mord on the Tth of April next = mr. ~sva
Lah 30-lt ubo. r. nv
ns-sfosRos WtEp CIrfzErs TIcKET.-The follow
inn gentlemen OF experience aud tried sbiitty nav
inv ably and faithfully served the pe op.s on monr
Werd Tar several years I'm the City Councii, VII
again serve if elected therefore, they will AGAIN
receive the cordial support from I.s fae,oos or
~ rtions Of Monroe Ward ut the charter eiectoSsv
"Wednesday, tho It'll day of April next:
son coesnuurs FOR ALDERMEN.
= n nanaan John L Tate
n r sanndera james Bray
G Dimmock = = ~ ~ S St,
We Allen s,aaA .s
I,w 6iazebroek. Nv besetiase'
NH 3g--tde
ss- To THE yorzRs or THE crrY OF RICHMOND
rs.aertfulIy ansounce myrelta candidate for ne
af.;~e IF SUPERINTENDENT of THE PiDn
HoIJsE twill be thankful to receive your votes
on the day Of election. x.prv rapuyN
NH 3n--tde EahnA SOs"AA''
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ANoyaLrf.--The Camden and Amboy Railroad
Company hsve recently introduced gas into their
cars a holder Is placed in one end OF tbs car aud
Allied at the termini of the tne. Two burners
to- bis eysnght. The experiment bias proved q
completes success. Il y stated that $3.50 per trip Il
saved By this new light.
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pEAUlIFUL NEW SPRING GOODS.

BREEDEN. FOX L Co. 2i7, Broad Street
By the last steamer are In rec int of our full
stock OF Spring Goods. embracing all Of the new
styles In LADIES DRESS GOODS, with full stool,
Of Mems, Youths aid Misses wear, hoisei eepinc
and plantation goods. Our stock is very large AMI
having purchased st our rench goods at az so
in NV York. we tank great Inducements can be II
tered by Us All we ask is cal from our Co,utry
and City friends, assuring them goods at very low
prices. NH al
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iaro. r. HOLMES.
70 rur VorEas OF HENRIco, 2D DR.

rn,cr-Tu answer to the call ofmany friends 20 he
aona /, candid ate Y the office of COMMISSIONERS
az THE REVENUE. beg TO assure my friends,
tbst If elected will serve tn the best Of my abii-
ity. heSFoeT' n nanny
NH 3G-Tt* J.o. HAapi.
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Financial ana Commsrtsial.

-
The Aiexandrfa Gazette ssys thu bankr In thst
place are ready and willing TO resume specie par
menfs whenever the other banks of ths State agree
The Bank Of the Valley In Leesburg 10 willing
aud ready to resume as soon as It gets permission
fram the mother bank at Winchester The Boaru
Of Directors have unanimously decided In iasor 81
corruption.
la New York. The Banks and the eub-treasnry
have now altogether, nearly forty msiious OF aor
lars In specie.
The footngs Of the annual statements OF the Loui-
iana and Texas sugar crop. are made psn'ie a. NJ"
Orleans, which we compare with the figures OF the
previous years IIhds
Sugars zsa ~ ~
Do white and yellow. ss'so
Total. .........'sfsee
1886 1917 ~
. ~ s9s
Ve annex a comparative summary OF the imports
~ foreign dry goods at the port of New York; 1t
win be seen that the amount Of goods thrown upon
the market continues to be in excess of the tual
imports and as consequences that the stock in bond
+, gradually diminishing:
Entered a. the port 81 saonsa sl.l7O2jS 1885
ke,... 49, ' : la52.s67 1,A5,sls lisslsl
Since Jan. LIST. 1856 .o IssT o- . i lss :oo
Entered at the port. lsS $z9si3o's SizonzU
Thrown on the mar
ket.......... q 65l, 3ss 3o,ss4.5I6 1891 go
Northern Markets.
NEwYogY March 29-Fleur quiet. Wheat nomi.
nal. Corn unsettled ard generally unchanged
Stocks opened lower, but closed with more firm
| ness.
B.LTrMoaY, March 2s.-Fiour steady and in brisk
| demand; Howard street 81 81; City Mills s425 -
Wheat actve-reds ranging vt 81 to 81 95. and fair
/ to good white at $I,l5 IN SIPS Corn actiye-white
| 53Q5s cents; yellow 60tg63 cents.
| Richmond Markets, March %.
/ FL0UR.-We quote superfns Flour at IS.
| GRAIN.-There is no change ia the Grain mar
| kat D..
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Wear JrsEyss 6ArD.--0ns OF the Washington
correspondence 10 the n. Y Times Ia Jeukyns)
writes that "ths Saturday receptions at the White
Hodse are the more agreeable from the fact gsnt
bntA The clerks a,ed NE Aadspsopls Of WasAingfpa
ere aneeie 10 otfead them sf!'
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MARRIED

On the 2sth of March, by Rev EJ Willis Mr.. GRO
SALMON, and Mrs MARTHA NJ DENNY. all Of
Richmond.
On the sd inst. By the Rev i JAter, Dir JAMES
R DURHAM to Miss MARY A DAVIS both Of this
city.
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KAssss.--Advioss from Washington represent
That the administration party Is daily gathering
strength IN the House, and there seems to be NJ
doubt abcnt tho admission of Kansas at an early
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TILE MASSACHUSETTS, LEGIsLAruRE.

BosTos March 1.-THE Legislature of Massachu
sets adjourned to day. having passed one hundred
and seventy-seyen acts and forty four resolves.
The appropriations made will amount to about q
million Of dollars, and the reduction in the State
tax is about half million OF dollars.
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efEAsEoAT RAeg>-Cousiderable excitement ex-
fsted Ia Mes Orleans last week 10 regard to n
from that city % Louisville, between the steam
packets Baltic and Diana. They left New Orleans
90 Saturday sftcrnoos, the 10Th inst, and the Bal
TIC paced Memphis Tuesday afternoon an honr
aud forty minnses ahead of the Diana. Heavy
bets we're pending on the result 1t would not
surprise us much to hear Of blow-up on board
both boats, ssE- sr a.s.s 5@a
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SaE~ The THIRTY FIFTH annual meet
ing of the Medical Society of Virginia, will be held
in the city OF Richmond, on .the fourth TUESDAY
present the State Society It'll the American Medical
Association. which will meet in Washington, the
ensuing week. WM w FARMER,
NH I7-2aw4w SecfetaFy.
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All personal antagonisms are informal. Hsnce
he who cherishes hatred agaipst His fsiiow-man,
shoss that be himseH IL bad man.
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IGF- RICHMOND AGENCY.
NEW YORK IIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Cupiful, LIST JAM, 1855. 81 402, 960 %.

The Trustees have declared dividend OF THIRTY
PER CkNT. on all Life Policies that have been IL
force twelve months prior January lst ls5s. and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on al di
vidends that have not been paid. Those holaine
theeerfifcates, will pleAsc call aud collect the ipt
rest, which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring Information on tho subject Of Life
Insurance., viii please call on tho Agent. as Mail
streets TOR reference apply 20 either member Of
the Local Board-all Of whom ara insured In this
Company
Gro. WrrHE MuxroRp. President.
Diy<ctore
Thos r August. Esq. Jas Thomas, u. E.ai
kagsr. a Pryor, ksd Rev Chas Y Reads
Thoa " Ellis, Esq, Rev JAS Tsy lor.
WIN Paine Esq.
Aedic0l Raards
Ro TCoiemsn, ~ D. A q WcrthAm. p,
Jas II Conway ~ d
~ fuAS II WnRfHAM,
Neneral Agent and Attorney for virginls.
NH i0-tA As Main street.
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LATE AND INTERESTING FROM NORTHERN
MExICO

New Yo7K, March 29--Later adyiees from
Northern Mexico have been received. Matamoras
has betn declared free port Vidaurri issued
proclamation demanding payment of per ceutage
on all money due for church property. Tampico
has not yet been attacked buta battle is expected
near san Luis potosi between the adherents of
Garcia ard XuIoaxa. ---------.--
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0ev. MeAukIIs recently administered severe
Gaming to = lawyer named Kendall. at Olympia,
Oregon territory. The difficulty originated in a
threat uttered by Kendall against the Governors
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:. DARNEs & PARK. Prepristors.
phis-dsewifa New York.

10y" In Or, OR WATER coLoRs from
snail AarsoTVPTe or DAauERREoryFEs OF deceased
persons. or from iite. are executed at the Phot-
graph aud Fine Art Gallery Of e. w. SfSNis. 70 the
higheat style Of the art, AZ the shortest notice
Also. pialn Photographs. Ambrotypes. Sphereo
types, anil every style of likeness knorn or desired
AMI satisfaction guaranteed TO the most iatdsons
The Crayon heads Of smsli ehldrca, as executed Al
~ q Galleries. have gained the admiration OF all wha
have them. Galleries MaiR street, opposite
the new custem House, Richmond. Va and sysa
more street, Pei ershnrg. Va mhb
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ns-Ma. A. II. LYNBM.N--eir: Yo

ESx5 II y U1N W.T.
sra respectfully requested 70 announce Yourself
an; ifta,a fur MANAGER OF THE POOH H.usE,
haeyioa that you ars fully competent to discharg,
the duties of the above Office. and viii pc snpportes
by MAN '0AEho'
vni,9
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RIcHMoND. July 9Th, ls57
nyr DEAR SIR-It is with willing plea
sure, in addition TO many others. add my sestmo-
ny u the efficacy of BAk SKIS PREMIUM BIT
TIERS in giving permsuent relief in d. sentery ard
Summer Complaints with nay children Also M
wife having suffered several years from fertilization
and other Diseases peculiar 10 their SEX has found
restore- in these valuable Bitiers. Hoping they
may prove successful with others with my family
Your oO't servant,
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Tas LATE FIag IL CHARLssfoS.-The Charleston
Courier says the total loss Oh the cotton consumed
By rc on Adgsr's wharf, In that city, on the 18th
inst, Ia $a5eis so, of which sls 1850 was insnr-
ed. The principal Insurance. are as follows An.
gusta Insurance and Ranking Company, $4,1o9.no;
Charleston INSURANCE aud Trust, $4,000; South
Carolins, Ss,osl.Ts; southern Mutual, ss,l2s 80;
firemen's $2,0045o Valley Of Virginia, l,o27 .2S;
Phiisdslphia Exchange, 81, OF 25 The remainder
was divided among several ostees IN small
amounts.
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THE CASE OF TOWNSEND, THE HIGHWAY

MERRITTsvILLs, C. W., March 27.-A dozen wit
nesses we're examined to-day ia the case of Town
send The prisoner appears to be perfectly iudif'
ferent. The interest In his case is extraordinary
and unabated.
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Grand Civic Ball.
On Thursday Night, Aprii sth.
TO which they cori Ill invite their friends AMI tho
public generally TO participate in the entertainment,
gwen on that occasion. Having obtained the
HALa0VER THE FIRST MARKET
without price. they determined TO bring forward
an Entertainment not iBf'riof 10 anything II no
ike that has been given thi1 season His Excellence
che Governor OF this State, and many other eeptia'
men, are invited, together with the Msvnr OF m.
city. They dc sincerely hope that the Honorable
Gentlemen will favor them with their presence on
that occasion
as- ME sAITHs SPLENDID BANDis nzagsa
for that occasion
sA-TICR Els So for Gentleman and two La
d;es. supper incindef. BALL To comm nee at
o'clock. GRAND ENTRY at halfpsst s
FLooR MANAGERS White Rosstte
Coral Lsath WIN Brandt
Dennis Brophy Joseph Watson
RECEPTION COMMITTEE Red Rasefts.
Tho Nicholson Henry Lifted
VIM Drew
SUPPER COMMITTEE Blue Rosstte
Joseph Hankey Henry H.i;zerman
Geo Harrison
So For particulars, consult the undersigned com
mittee. PHILIP REILLY
THOMAS FDWYER
WILLIAM saIELDs
FRANCIS J BRRNT
n ot -p.rA
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gG%ELBcTRIo OIL.--The operation OF
this Oil in removing rheumatic pains and other
ills is indeed astonishing Like every good ar ;ice.
it has base count rfeit, entirely useless but the
preparation of Prof De 6raih, of philsdelphia has
received testimonials from Congr. ssnen, Mayors OF
Cities Merchants, Horei ProprietoTs. all of the
highest character. attestng its beneficial effect IN
cases under their own observation. It can be had
of the agents here-see advertisement in another
column.
eS- For sale by PURCELL, LADD & Co., wholesale
Agents. Richmond, and by Druggists generally.
mi Eg-dGCwfw
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AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

WV. n. EU1TRR. Esa. IL the Agent for the ph.s
pssrarcH Ia Norsb,k. tbs circulation q .ne pas. .
,nn.a ~ ,nnressaa "A IA extsas demanding per
sraI aatouton % he Distribution. the collection o.
dues 10. $3.50.
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RsST GLYCEkoLk OF Inh PHosPHITEs.
This elegant preparation contains DIR Churchill
new speciis remedies for ineipient and confirmed
consump ton, comb, ned with Glycerine, the nutri
tious and curative principle of fats ITSELF useful
in this complaint. For sale at
MEADE & BAKERS,
NH 29-dit B6 N w corner Main and 10th sis.
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- a-=
DIED.

At his residence, Draker Branch, Charlotte coun-
ty, Capt. STEPHEN BEDFORD, ia the SSth year a
his age, lsaving extensive circle of relatives
fIieIlis and acquaintance to mourn their loss.
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To Mr., BAKER, Proprietor, RichmosI. Va.
For sale By all the prominent Druggists in the city
of Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia Also, Of
CsARLEs STeTT 4 Co: Washington City, D G, aud ,
Ii STAPLKR & co. Baltimore. NH 5--if %
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Foreman for American, Hsrnden's aud

W eAls. tBFxO q Ctf E1pfffs.
Gentlemen 80 / had negro man worth 81 .2G
who took cold from had hnrs, and was useless for
oyer tne year; had used everything could hear
uent 1t has perfectly cured him. and ean nov
take the above price for him hespectfaiiy yours
JAMES D9RRANcE
Every Planter. Transfer and PANTY shiyad have
this invaluable article. gold by ell respectable
dealers everywhere
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SETANTED To HtRE.-A good House
w Woman for the balance OF the year. A liberal
price will be paid Apply Cd door below Old Asrkst
Mar 2f--6ts JANIS WILLIAMS.
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nay@JUsr received beautiful assort-
nlent Of STAMPED BANDS and COLLARS for
wor king Alse some pure French WORKING
COTTON, at the LADIES' BAZAAR, No 20f Broad
,trret mh 29lw
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TIE RcarAr IsLasp MassAc9g.--The n. o. picr.
rans fearns from Capt. Stevens, Of the schooner
Mary, which arrived on the 22nd from Rua tan
lsland, that on the 9TH inst, the city Of Baccaar
Wa surprised BY Indiana, during the night, that
about 100 Of the Inhabitants were made prisoners,
and were held for the purpose ofextortins ran.
sonas snd' that this not being Forthcoming, they
rnassacfsd the whole numbsr--msn, women aud
ehildreni s
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c,rv CorxcII, The following ticket

Cry COUNCIL The following ticket
vii, be most cordially supported By all classes of
voters in MONROE WARD for the City Council:
George X Grutchfield, james Scott.
James d Browne. George w Smith,
Thomas Eppes
The above are well tried AMI faithful men.
NH 3o-tde VOTER.
Gg-FoR CoUScsLMeN OF MONROE WARD:
Fleming Griffin Jacob Woodson
DR. Moses Harris Uan'l Rogers
Thes Epps
Come all voters on the day of election and support
your nominees These are men Of integrity Egg and
ability fOA POPULI.
NH 30-3t*
RS-THE VoTERs OF MONROE WARD will bear in
miad that tho following gentlemen are candidates
FOR the Common Council:
J W Beveridge RG Morris
w Allen Wellington Goddin
Charles Dimmock
Come rally to the polls on the day of election ard
vote for the men that will study the citizens il
tereet. YJUku AM ERICA.
NH Costs
HyCITY GAusER.-To voTER.-I am not the
nominee of the Wing, Know Nothing United Amer.
lean OF Democratic party, but i am Whig, and a.
ways have been, and am now candidate for CITY
HAUGER. Respectfully,
NH 30-lt% RICHARD FOX.
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ACCIDENT AT BANGOR, ME-.

BANGOR, March 27.-The floor of an auction
store in this city broke this forenoon during sale
About two hundred men, women aud children
precipitated into the cellar. Fortunately no
person was killed.
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VOCALISIS, C0MpA.

MITCHISON'S V0CALISIS' C0MPA-
LfA MONA Col ection OF Songs, with Music, con-
tanning Annie Laurie, I'm Afoat The May On en-
Sleeping Child. Warriors joy, My MARI; q Sitter
Dear: tfentle Waves. Upon the Deer iourting Time
This Lone Heart is Thine, f.assie; All Things Love
Thee do !; and over 40 0thers-price 10 cents
Also, Just received, large lot of New and Old
Ssngs ia sheet form, among which may be found
Gentle Annie; Beautiful Star; Willie bear: Maggie
DER: Bold privateer: Resale. the Prairie Power
In Happy Nom nts: Rosa Lee; Red petticoats: ard
over 800 others; Age and Same Cards Playing
Cards, Toy Books, &c &c, For sale at
JOHN J RICHARDSON'S,
h3e-3t& Corner 18th and Cary SITS.
A NTHRACITE COAL.-Just arrived
h in the dock, 10 tens White and Red Ash Egg
Coal. for saleby
NH gifts WIN II DAVIS E co
TEWgLRY-At from so to rs per cent.
below cost. at Ne. 2l1 Main street
NH 30 HENRY W QUARLES. Auct
NORTHERN HAl-65O balos landing
\ from schooner Mary Hopkins. For sale from
NH ao-af EDYoNr. DAVENPORT CO
T LIVERPOOL SALT-7000 sacks Fine
~ and Ground Alum Salt, dailE expected n. r shin
Alexander direct from Liverpool, For sale bv
mh 3n-6e EDMOND; DAVENPORT & Co
DOCTOR PARKER has removed to The
~ Law Building, on Franklin Street, next door
70 the state Court House, and two squares above bis
Office nh
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Nfss taszfs Psflr.-Ws understand that Miss
FErfr, ofcharlottesviils. contemplstes giving So
res II ehskspearsan readings In thisciiy as soon as
proper arrangements can be made therefor The
Washington papers speak 10 highly compliments
~ teFns ~ her rsadiags In that city, and ~ She
II wstl Known hers asan authoress aHd asa charm.
ing yessg jsdy, We Aoubt not that she will meet
with sotdisi reception.
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WANTED TO Rent or Lease. Farm
w from to e miles from the city Of Rishmond,
containing from ~ to IS of land with rGmfpr
table improvements for small family.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-30
HOUSE OF DELEGATE!

EVENING SgssIoS-gATuRDAY, March 9th.
The SPEAKER resumed the Chair at I Is o'clock r.
NJ.
Senate Bills Fussed-0n motions. severally made
the following bills from the Senate were takeh UP
and passed To incorporate the stonyman Mining
Companies in the counties of Madison, Page and
Rappahanpock; for the encouragement of certain
volunteer military companies in the city of Wheel
ing to incorporate the Brooke county Savings
Bank; to authorize separate election at Fairvew,
in Marshall county; ahsading the charter of the
town Of Salem, in Roanoke county: TO incorporate
the Rapid Ann, Locust Dale and Madison G. ii.
Turnpike Road; tor the protection of fish in the
north fork of Hostein; to incorporate the town Of
Frankfort, in Greenbrer county; to amend and
re-enact the Sd section of act to extend the
porate limits Of the town OF SmithHeld, in the
couaty Of Isle of Wight