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DIED.

In this city m the night Of the list instant at the
house If her sou1inslaw, Mr.. WIN. Hvpkfns. mrs
NANCY OAHTBR. widow Il the late China Carter,
and sister OF Jesse Williams.
On account Of the iuclem~ncy Of the Gather, hsr
funeral viii be postponed until further notice.
THE funeral of Mrs. FLIzABRTH Mo-
CIuRB will take place this (sATURDAY) morning.
ut i O'clock, from Trinity Church.
The friends of Mr.. 8. M. ZAcHRIssos
are respectfully informed that account OF the 10
poned until SUNDAY evening, ga o'clock. az hes.
Dr. Moofe's Church.
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N.Y. srcuRE THE SHADOW ERE THE

Substance Fade. II you wish good picture 60 to
WHIrEHURST'So old Gallery. II Main st. aud exam
inc the specimens, Photographs. Cclored cr plato,
made from life or copied from small pictures snd
enlarged to any size. The puie Ambrotype we war
rant not To- fade easily be detsCed, " ATsoNs no
riy.Ied NieiloQraph or new style Of Tho oRraph
pictures, taken inntantaneous aud finished IN three
minutes. MaaiIotypes Panotypcs aud AmbT0tl PED
for traH smisson BY mail This ssliery contains two
Of the largest skyligbts in Virginia and oT beauty
Of finish his pictures are surpassed by none,
Pictures taken from & A. NJ to L. NJ.
sS-PhotOgraph OF the Washington Monument,
with Jefferson and Patrick Henry. for sale: Price
81. NH 6-dSYIm
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sss- H.prsHoR.e's HE.LTu-R,sroR-

Err, OR SAssAPARIILA CORDIAL The Lit..V Ne Pes,
is an the Blond -PKkPARED BY A CHENlsT.-Jhr best
Restortr of Health, aud the best bioosl-PurIfylnS
Compound in the Ntr,dl IL does rot contain Tar,
ticle of Mercury. The above preparation Is snitrl
10 the impaired and weak ned condition Of the hu-
man races it invgorates the whole constitution; re-
noyes all pimrles aad erupt,on, from tue skiDi gives
bloom and freshness u the complexion ana Is pa'ti
cularly adapted 10 the weakening complaints OF shs
sex. go
L. is perfect cordial in taste, and acts uke
charm upon the feelings spirits, and energies OF lhe
weak and debilltated from aay cause
Quart bottles ST. small bottles ~ cents.
Sold by'aiI Druggists IN hiehmand, Norfolk ana
Portsmouth, NH 3l--dScw3m
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The ship Titan, of Boston, from Cailao for Cork,
was abandoned at sea Feb ii. The crew
cued by French shiP,after having been in an open
boat four days.
A valuable negro man, the property of Col Jen-
niBgs NJ. Jtffress. of Charlotte county, Va. WIS
drowned in the Stanton river one day last week
The steamer glasgow, from Liverpool, arrived at
New York Thursday afternoon.
DR.. A. II. Taylor, of Forrestvie, n. c., died sud-
denly near Raleigh on the 3Oth ult
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TO MARRIED LADIES
it Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short time
on the monthly period with regularity.

on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be tdleR hH females that are
prfgn0nt during The FIRST THREE NO NTffS. as
then are sure IN bring on Miscarriage; BET at erfTy
ether time, and IN erry other cds they ar perfectly
safe.
in all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
in the Back and Limbs IIeaviness, Fatigue slight
eXertion alIiatinD of this Heart, t. wBess OF spr-
it's Mysteries, sick Headache. hiies. and ali the
painful diseases oCcaEi0ned by dis0rlerei ysteE
these Pills will effect cure when alt other means
have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be- carefully preserved.
bottle containing. 20 pills. aud encrcled with ths
Government stamp Of Great Britain. can be sent
post free for 81 aud postage stamps.
ss-PURCELL, LADD CO.. wholesale agents for
Virginia NH l2-d&cw3mt
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". M. Institute.

We are heartily glad that the appropriation for
the v NJ. Institute has passed both branches Of the
Legislature and 10 pow a law. Virginia cannot do
too much for an institution which has done no
much for ITSELF for the cause of education, both
civil and military, and for the good name of the
State. We trnst that the day 10 not distant when
Il Wholesome the great military school of the
South. a. well as uf Virginia eH
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nea ArrRAcrfYr SALE rnR % nArs

Staple. Fancy and Millinery Goods. Frinses and
Dress Trimmings. Embroideries, Ladies Dress Caps
Muslin swiss and pimity Bands, Head Dresses
Scarfs, Laces, Grapes Hosiery, dl0yes Hoop skirts
Brass Steel and Plated Hoops. Cords and Tas-eIs
for picture hangings. &c &c with numerous other
articles selling ut reduction of ~ per cent /. -
than former price, TO make room for Snrug put-
chases LADIES' BAZAAR
No 2n6 Broad street, between Ith and sth
mi Aim
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HORIZON


RAJ WHY SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM, NEuRAlaI,.
Head Ach !, Ear or Tooth Ache, or path IN any mart
of the limbs or body, stomach or huweIs whap Won
can be cured instantly with HART~ TIOHNEIs
CURE-ALLf 1t is u fine tonic for weak sfomachs
and bowels, giving them tone and strength 10 di.
gest food. thus curing Indigestion aad Dy ap.psia =
Let SII who huflGr, buy a bottle from PUK1EIL
LADD & CO, or other Druggists in Richmond -
Bottles rs and 81 cents. l0-hm
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Straw Goops. STRAW GooDs. Straw

Goops. at the LADIES' BAAZtR.-We have Just
received verv desirable lot Of STRAW BON VETS
white and colored ais fine sortTuent Of boz =
aud girls STRAW and LEGH0RN FLATS aud
HATS. which we offer TO our customers Mt very low
price; they will do well To- give call before
purchasing elsewhere.
NB-Bonuets bIcached. pressed, add trimmed At
the shortest notice. NH 2e-ft
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CAMELs FOR THE ARMY

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Government has
made n contract with a citizen OF Texas to pur
chase $4,000 worth of camsls for the use OF the
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MARINE INruLL1oHncH.


.Psrsef Rtrbmcads Aprff 1-kflgh Nsfer II ~.
ss-@. @ .
ARRIVED.
stesner Belyiders. Ksene. Baltimore. mdse, Lud-
lam Wstsons -
schr CharIes and William. Buckland. Rockiand,
ice, Is wardweil Co.
SAILED,
Fchr Galleeo, smith, N Y, mdse. y W Curris.
R.rk Ann II Grant, Nelson. Rio. Hour, CreIshh"
q Fisher.
schr Ellen Goldsboro ugh. Bunting, for Richmond,
cleared at Baltimore LIST mat. ~.
Schr Mountain Avenue, Greenfield, from hfcn-
mond for Boston arrived at New London 2sts uit
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~FRBsn LEEcHEs.-I have Just "a.
ceived, by Adsms Express, q fresh lot Of svedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most rcason.
able terms.
P. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
70. Can be found at all hours Of the day at ths Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and 4.
uight on 9Th street. French Garden Till.
my 2-ts r. G. HORIZON
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FROM ST. NAz.IRE.--We observe in the foreign
marine intelligence the clearance of the ship Santa
Anna, from st. Nazaire Roads, France for this
port. Wehope that this rnay be the beginning of
4 commerce which will be more than sufficient 10
give profitable employment to the contemplated
line of steamers between the two ports N0rfota
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6PECIaL NOTICES.
~ MASS MsrrIsa 1es--s-s
on CITY Asp oovsTy casmpa4ys,

~Ce LLEcroR's NoucE. shall a..
tend Alhemsrle Court. at Charlottesville Nond.v
next. anu VIII attend 70 any collections In ,bs,
county. Please send in Your bills by Ratntdsss
evening" RICHARD Hit
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T AGUAYRA COFFEE.-l50 bags prime
~ new crop. for sale by
an r. TT SKINNER A. co
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part,.. IN the House Of Commo ns

Parties IN tho House Of Comm IONS.
According to the Parliamentary Companion, tho
British Honse OF Commons consists Of 654 members,
Of whom, 3st are Liberals, 20 Conservatives. and
30 Liberal Conservatives and Peelites, leaving II
unbiased, vacancies, &c. With house so consti-
tntod, remarks the London correspondent of the
National Inteigencer, 1t isquite evident that Lord
Derby esnnot expect to carry any high Conserva-
tive
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nay RIcHMoNp AGENCY.
NEW YORK LIFK INSURANCE. CoNPANst
ATTUAL SfSTEh.
Capital, LIST JAM, 1855, 3 ,40s,Seo 3d.

The Trustees have declared dividend OF Tbihta
PER CENT on all Life Policies that have hesn u
force twelve months prior TO January ist teSs ssa
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on al =.
yiiends that have not been paid. Tbosr h V4sSas
theeerteates, will please call and collect tas wv
rest, which viii be paid IN cash et,n
Those desiring in!nr nation on the sahtest ei y. ~
Insurance will please cali the Agent. sS ~. ~
the LEGAL Rnara-ali Of whom are insured In te''
Company -
Gro. wrrHE MuxroRn. President
DIRECTORS
Thos p August. ESQ, Jas Thomas, " tr2'
Roger A Pryor. Esd. Rev Chas Rssas
Thas Ellis. Esq, Rev Jas Tsysoh
WIN q Paine, Esq.
Msdscaf BARD: -
Ro T Colemen, ND. AQ Workman. " y.
Jas II Conway NJ ID
cHAS b. N0RTnAM,
General gent and Attorney for fsIsias ss,
NH lots 40 M~ih 'a'Se
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FIRE.-Tw0 barns. containing about 200 barrels OF
corn, a large amount of fodder. aud farming i'm
plements, the property of Mr., Timothy p. GREGG
ry, about six miles from Elizabeth City n. c.,
destroyed by fra on last Friday night. 1t
WAS the work of a small negro boy in his employ.
who placed lighted match among the f!dier.-
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annNnv m Won raLH.

wM. Il fJsrGk. Eso. h The Agent for the pA'ls
pepArcH 10 Norfolk. the circulation os the p"p,'
there haviag tncreascd 10 extent demsnh'ns W.
anal attention to is distribution. the co''s'"'"
A..as eo
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DESTRUCTIVE ERE.

BURLINGTON, n. J, April 2.-The Pioneer Me-
chanics' shop, in this place, occupied by various
persons, was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
tinlated at $3.50, 000-insurance $4,000.
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FIRE IN DUBUQUE.-The Merchants Hotel at Du
buque, Iowa. was consumed by fire on the night Of
the Goth nlt. Loss $ls, 000-insnred $4,000.
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tarJUsr received a beautiful sssOrt-
nIent of STAMPED BANDS and COLLARS fr
working. Also, pure French WORKING
COTTON. at the LADIES BAZAAR, No M Broad
street, NH INV
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ES- BEAUTIFUL Ambrotyre Likenesses at low
prices and Of the finest quality, by TYLER Co. l3g
Main street Strangers soiourning in town should
procure the work OF thu 90 arts BET. re leaving.
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Richmond, April ID, 1883.

No interruption will occur in my business. VI
ders for WOOD LUMBER, or otheT'articles IN my
line, will he attended to rs usual nu,
aP Sit y. WALlhhbh.
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Gs5- TENDER MY THANKS to the firemen
of the city for their timely effort, through which
the progress Of the fire at my yard on the mof
of The lst inst, was arrested -,
Unremittrd attention to duties. deVovlns on ms
through the day prevented the preparation OF th's
N"A~ ~ ''hiN w ' n WAITHAII.
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ELECTION TICKETS

The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE il prepared to fur
nish ELECTION TICKETS in any quantity, at very
moderate prices. Those desiring them should leave
their orders at once
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REPTILE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

This invaluable medicine is unfsiling IN the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident 10
the femae constitution.
1t moderates all excuses and removes all obstruc.
tiOns. from whatever cause, and speedy may
he relied On
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
B Mr.. RICHARD Fox has perform
the duties ofCITY 6AueER TO our entire satisfac-


RT Mr.. RICHARD Fox has perform
ea The duties ofCry GAUeER TO our entire satisfac-
ton:
a q d Davenport James Butler Co
stokes Hives Winston h Powers
Dunlop, Mopcure Co. GIetter 4 Brent
Woodson Smith Wake TO
pahpey Cooke Neriwefher Jones
wn Dayid.on Edmond, Davenport *
Crenshaw a Co
Eub3nk Brother j w Nipe
NJ Rlsir A Co y I'll skinker Il Co
Aii4on. Fay Mellon Wade w Woodbridge
Tinsey. Tardy 4 VIII VIM VI Harrison Co
Uabis pove SO
burton 4 GFeenhow Ssl'ien Miller
VIM Wallace sons Stearns q Thurston
Purcell add Il Co VIM Taylor
Fisher Winston James winston
J. Johnston Bro John Gordon
+ Cranz Co VIM SattIeT 70
Eggleston a FITZGERALD Alvey Lipscomb
Mitchell. Joplin Il Co Dudley &Go
Norvel Il Waggoner John wlks
SPOTS. Harvey &Co Burke Eggieston
harvey. Armstead " Chandler
Williams j )hn BeNeFluee
Geo HnuGIey 4 Co Austin Moore.
mp 3-lt*
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Eg KITCHEN RANGES receiving of the
most approved style-three sizes. Also, for SALE
one sec md hand RANGE. but little usec. suitable
for an Eating House small Hotel. Inquire Of
GEORGE STARRETT,
Governor
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OPERATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES MINT.-The
coinage of the United States mint in Philadelphia.
for the month of March was S25O725 50 in gold;
principally in double eagles; $4,000 in silver,
wholly In half and quarter dollar pieces, and SIS,
600 in cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

Hiy- LITERARY SOCIETY OF YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION A meeting of the above
cietv will be held in ito Rooms. in Goddins Hail.
TONIGHT at 3 O'Clock Question to be discussed
''Is the moral character of act at all affected by
the end aimed at :" Also, an inaugural address by
the President THo's w WHITE, Esq. The public,
especially the ladies, are invited 10 attent.
ap3-lt* w NlLSON, Secy.
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Owing TO the extreme length Of the Grand Spec
iaculsr Drama OF ALADDIN, there win he no other
piece performed the same evening,
REMEMBER Il
For the especial accommodation OF Families and
Children unable TO attend at night tho entire piece
win be performed on
wEDN EsDAY aud SATURDAY AFTERN 00Ns.
commencing at 3o'clock. Admission for Children 10
cents.
sSBox BOOK NOW OPEN. aps-a
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Gough In England.

On recent cesasicp. Cumming, spurgeon and
Cough. eli Mnous csaiors, addressed immense au-
sisacss 10 Hrighfos The Brighton Herald says
Dough took the led In point Of orasory.
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER LOSS OF
LIFE

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-The steamer Sultan was de-
stroyed by fire this morning near Cape Girardeau,
and fifteen or twenty lives were lost. including
two gentlemen and two ladies, passengers.
The Sultan was bound for New Orleans, with a
full cargo. She is a total loss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

R95- TO THE VOTERS OF MADISON WARD
Your present Council,ueu having proved efficient
nublc servants in the discharge OF the trust you
confded TO them We call upon each one of them TO
allow their names to be used ia the approaching
campaon They are:
Messrs W Gretter Edwin Robinson
George Whitfield DrFW koddey
Peachy r Gratian.
Their names will meet with hearty support from
an 3-!t* MANY VOTERS.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE Poor II eUsR.-

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POOR Ii tUsB.-
Noticing with pleasure, in the columns of the Dis
Patch the name Of HENRY MY ERS. in connection
with the above Office we would add our support to
deserving north by voting and working for him. We
believe that there are few well qualified, and
non. more Justly entitled to consideTation-pos
sessins he does. both capacity, energy, and de-
sire to prove faithful to his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bly, scarce in this age We ask the cooperation OF
feiow-ctizens fvoters In this city in securing
his election on Wednesday next VOTE FOR MY
EkS SEVERAL fOTETS.
ap 3-1ts
RTTMAYORALTY --LARKIN ". GLAZEBRO0K,
Esq., will he supported by the citizens of Rich
mond for MAYOR of this city, at the next charter
election
sp 3-2t* THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
FE- CITIZENS TICKET FOR MONROE WARD.
The following gentlemen will be voted for. for Coun-
cilmen and Aldermen in the above Ward, Inv
MANY CITIZENS.
CoUNCILMEf:
WIN G Allen David J Saunders,
Samuel d Denoon, w GlaZtbrOok
Richard Norris,
John j. Tate, starke,
John Beverage N c Lpscomb:
James Bray ap 3-3t*
CITY COLLECTOR.
nose AM a candidate for re election to
the office of CITY COLLECTOR: ,
NH LTD JULIUS a. HobSoN'
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MARINE DISASTERS FOR MARCH.-During the past
month thirty.three vessels were lost at sea. They
were valued, with their cargoes, at SSl3.500. The
total number lost since the LIST of January is 81,
valued at =, l3o, 300. In the same time last year
256 vessels were lost, and their value was S6,5l4
500
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COMPLETION OF RAILwAY.A dispatch from
jackson, Miss, announces the completion of the
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail
way. The people were rejoicing extensively, and
celebrating the event by firing cannon.
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THE CASE OF TowSsHEND-The trial of Towns
bend, the hIghwayman, at Merrittsville. c. w,
continues to attract considerable attention. The
defence commenced on Wednesday, and to the as
Constituent of everybody, the witnesses swore that
the prisoner was not Towushend, as positively as
those on the other hand swore il was him.
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re- TRUSTEES SALE OF TOBACCO FACTo-
Ry FIXTURES At AUCrIoN-Attention is asked to the
sale of the Tobacco Factory Fixtures THIS DAY
at II o'clock NJ at the Factory OF hr Rnbt Mtlis
on the souh aide of the Basn by order Of the Trus
tee. THUS hEEoEE
an At Auct
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ARE our friends, and the public gene
rally. aware that ]. A. HARRINGTON, Agent, op-
poste the Broad Street Hotel sells pure old Havana
and Principe CIGARS. Lynchhnrg Chewing and
articles usually ut in the line, cheaper than any
other house in the city, at wholesale and retail? If
not give him call and satisfy yourselves
up 3-2t* y. A. u.
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Nn- TO TIE FIREMEN OF RICHMoND.-Ne
return our sincere thanks to the Firemen. for saw
ing our workshop from certain destruction by the
fire. on sth street. yesterday morning. -
ap 3-lt* BELL HlbooN'
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e.. rn MY FELLOW-CITIZENs.-seein

a5,- TO MY FELL0W-CITIZENS.-Se that
some Of nv friends soliciting me to become
candidate Tor seat in the Council for Madison Ward
I take this opportunity Of saying that with manv
thanks for the honor intended me. am unable 10
serve them in that capacity. my own business de-
an 3~It* JOHN BELVIN.
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The first representation Of this splendid produc-
ton, will take place
M oNDAY EVENING, APRIL 5th,

and will be repeated EVERY EVENING. until fur
Their notice; and on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Commencing at 3 O'Clock. for the accommodation
of FAMTLIE rs and CHILDREN.
30 Admission for Children Is cents
DR4NATTS PERSONA
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Foreman for American, iiainden Ant

Wells Fargo 4 Cos kxpre.s"
Gentlemen -" had negro man worth ki.m
VITO took cold from a had hurt. aud useless Tor
over une year; | hal used everything could hear
Of without benefit, until tried the Mustang Lint
meut IL has perfectly cured kim. ana can Row
take the above price for him hespectfglly yours.
JAMES DOkRAkCE
Every Planter Transfer and Family ,h0tTid have
this inyalu,b article. Sold by all respectable
dealers every where.
BARNES l. PARK .Proprie,ors,
mhIs-d&cwlm New York
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SELLING OFF BELOW CHS,

The undersigned respectfully announce 10 N.
pubic thar they have concluded 10 clo-e their bmi
ness. an will npw oiir their enirp stsck AZ
READTKADE CLOTHING.
At % per cent less than the original rost con,.,
Merchants VIII do we'll 30 call upon us and sx,mi,s
our stock befJTe purchasing elsewhere.
Also. very neatly made I'D assortment 81 r,sT
drens and Boys Clothing on hard
0ho HBXTER 4 RIO
No ~ Naia strest
ap l-lm@ One door below 18th strsst
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DERFUMERY.-Lu Glenn's and
l. other Extracts wi an assortment of Brushes,
Combs and Fancy articles. on hand and for sale by
l. B THOMAS
Rrnad street
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CANARY CAGES.-A beautiful lot of
~ Canary Bird Cages opened this morning. nd
for sale at BULkLEf'S
9pl 1877 Main ST
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ass- SAVE YouR HoasEs.-"we take

great pleas are in recommending the Mexican Mus
tang Linimeht q valuable and ndspe Bsahie arii'
Gle for Spraiu- - Ts Scratches OF tails 90 Horses.
our men have used it for severe Burns Bruises Sores
Sun Joints aad Rheumatic Pains, and all cay II acts
like magic. We use no other Libinirnt
" HEWITT
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Differs Bakers, Hollands Ger
II man, PolIocks, Wheeen's and Richardson's
Sherry Wine Btters Hartshorn's and Roses Med
iein"s, for sale by.a TIL MAS.
ap3 - 250 Broad street.
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TIE SCREW STEAMSHIP ATLANTA-The screw
steamship Atlanta arrived at her wharf in New
York, Wednesday evening, under her own steam,
and perfectly sound, both in her hull and machi-
merry. This vessel has been ashore, near Hatteras
since the 22d February, and coming off she has,
proves her to he a vessel ofextraordnary strength.
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TO MERCHANT AND OTHERS
= WISHING TO ST0aE-I have ample room
for storing large quantities of Merchandise GRAIN
sc Terms moderate, Apply to
NH at--fa LYLE RilSTER aa Cary street
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The Interior of the Widow Ching Mustapha' s abode
The Widow in grief at the absence of her Son. Ar
rival of Aladdin and Kasrac, with the Wonderful
Lamp. An Empty Larder speedily Teplenished by the
Genus OF the Lamp. A splendid Banquet. Kasrac
IN high giee. Maccaroni taken in aud done for, At
the shortest notice. The Music of the Procession
the Prince IS is heard in the distance. Aladdin de-
terDneS 10 see the Princess, notwithstanding the
Royal Mandate. kasrac determination to follow
his new master at all haz irds. Maccaroni Forgot.
ten. Scene 9Th
GRAND ENTR 1NCE TO THE ROY4L BATHS
Aladdin and kasrac conceal themselyes-irand
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IHE fL4HILI % AhU.
Arrival OF the Princess, who enters the Bath, &C.
by her numerous attendants kadm
AHack. ATTENDED by Chow thow, VOWS revenge ON
the Princess for the former indiguity offered 10 him.
watches opportunity to break open the Gates oi
the Bath, butts prevented BY Aladdin and his Faith
tul Slave. hasTaC. Aladdin overthrow Timely
interference OF kasrac, " no teaches Ka-im Asack
variety of New Cuts. Terrific Onslaught of the
CHAINS Satellites. who rspulsed by the Female
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