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FATRBASK's g SCALES
ABE THE LEG Allied STANDARD.

FOR CORRECT HAtGHf.
4 IaysSi trhic arose fr09, dtScre 1ncy Of fceight
is,efa one f EiLiT,IaES Scales BY the b1itt-
ia ere ard Oai9 RdijY0Gd Cosnpd1y and IF an
o'i.r dn fuctHFer 1eLs recently trlei I1 The C0ltTt
8fL' HlWon ifsaS Baltimore TIE case occupied the
Cnurt tro days nRsl Judge RGTShdN. IN delivering
t. dsclsiOyl Stated as ts rsSut Qt The erdsncs that
hS accuracy Of f1arba7as ScaLsS' aeds established
EXsMISE YOUR SCALES.
AN INCORRECT SCALE WILL kEAw TEE VERY yITALs
ouToF An APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test your Scaes thoroughly, aud If found incor-
rect throw them aside and buy one of Fairbanks
celebrated Scales the universally acknowledged
standard for correct weight.
= WORD OF CAUTION.
The Ue2s1rHed reputation Qf these .Scltes hdS IN
9pced th< retls o imperfect and tDorthess balances
10 Qyi5r them as "FairbGnks Scales and purc'tSeTS
tqrs u.ersby in many instances, been subjected to
They can ouly be had in Richmond of CLARK
SON ANDERSON Il CO., No l05 Main street, who
are the agents. aGd who keep constantly on hand
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALEs
UNION, OF FAMILY SCALES
GROCEks' SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EVEN BALANCES
IMph0FED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver az short notice.
WHEAT Oh HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES -x,,,,
COAL DEALERS AND FAkMERs' sCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALES
EAILkCAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
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NuLLIFIcATIos.-The Legislature of Wisconsin
have passed resolutions sustaining the decision of
the State Courts in the decision of the case of Mr.
S. NJ. Booth. who was arrested on charge of helm
ing fugitive 20 evsde the Fugitive Slave act and
discharged by the State Courts on a writ of habeas
corpus The Supreme Court of the United States
has decided that the action of the State Courts
was illegal, and the Legislature denies the author.
ity of the Supreme Court.
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- Anr1r1c,AL Txsru-TH. Cnso.


PLASTIC PReCEss-a W JONES, DENTIST. having
purchased the s1elusiee right for the above
mode Of making TEETH. and after usino and test
;ng 1t In the mot difficult cases sphcye other plates
hod failed. is entirely satisfied V its absolute spert
crttp over the gold, silver and platius method can
therefore. with confidence recommend IL to Gil who
desire full partial sets OF teeth; and especial
lv TO such as may BE- dtssdsisfs ssish those they are
,osc using: In this process ell of the objections to
the gold plate are remeved-tho suction being per
feet secures comfort and stability 70 the At. and the
teeth being eRnbeded In the metal the food s sexciu-
ded from unper or between them; they are there
fore. cleaner. smoother snd.in every respect better
In consequence OF the perfect adaptation of the
plate 10 the mouth, and the suction thereby Sc
cured, be can insert one more teeth tutho clasps
aad In oil guarantee perfect and satisfactory
dt.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by these standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given, aud
specimens exhibited, TO any who may desire to see
them. The old plates Of those wishing 70 exchange
the old method for tho new. viii bo taken in part
pay. WIN OF course. make teeth on the old mods
or those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done: and teesh es
rncted by electricity for those Who wish u.
Once opposite Corinthian Hall. JAJ-ly
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Coustss.-The Gloucester MASS. Telegraph says
that at wedding which took place in that tow
on Sunday evening last, there were sixty.two
cousins present.
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THREATENIEG.-James Havrill, a resi-

THREATENIEG.-James Havrill, q resi-
deut of 18th street. was before the Mayor yester-
day, for threatening personal violence to E. W.
Ferguson, bis neighbor. The parties got into a
stew about hammer, and after bandying words
for time, Havrill threatened to shoot, and pro-
duced a postol for the purpose. Feeling no incli-
nation to have his skin penetrated with warm lead
Ferguson procured warrant and had ii. held to
bail to keep the peace.
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RR- PARKE PoiNp8xTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

RICHMOND, VA,
WIZ practice In the city eff Richmond aud In the
counties of Chesterfield. Powhasan and Amelia
a. ofsce in Lisle's Building. corner of Main aad
I4th streets. sc 3-I2n
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Isoussr Or. Duval, a

IFQUEST 1T. DuvaI, Q justice OF
IIenrco county. held an injuest over the body Of
DaEwRY NJ. BAIRD, the lock keeper on the Canal,
whose death we noticed yesterday morning. The
facts Of the killing were these: Baird, the keeper
Of the 9th lock, and Pleasant Tbbs, the keeper of
the 4ih lock, had been together q portion of the
evening, and Fon getting to Tibbs' house, Baird
gave Tibbs pistol, which he said was not loaded,
and told him to put cap on it to frighteu the
ladies' IN the house. Tbbs did as directed, and the
pistol being loaded, the ball struck Baird in the
breast near the heart. killing him Immediately
The jury rendered a verdict of accidental killing
through careIes5uess
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1 Il + ID ISpATCH.
nsysrp,> !. =. -
N"AA "Nf fNiN0.,..,......,., M .ApRyI 4 teso

Aah FUGITIVE SLAVE ARREST IN HsRusnusc -
iae negro arrested in Harrisburg, Pa. sa,uraav
was paatei Daagerheld, who In owned br M.
HHsabesh simpson, Of Virginia. He was arr..,.a
quietly, little heforeT O'Clock In the ,no-n,,~
NJ tue Market and placed Ia ono of the car. ~
o'clock train for Philadelphia, where irons vera
put on him and he was carried efr wi,hon, a. !.
attempt at rescue. The subject was brought bs.
lore the House of Representatives at Uarrishurv
aud some exciting remarks we're made. dis.
pa'eh 70 the Philadelphia Journal, dated Harris.
pofe' saturday afternoon, gives tho following
scenes in the legislature:
fugitive slave having been arrested here. th,.
morning, the subject was raeptioned IN ,ha unns"
when MIR. Irish made an eloquent speecb In ,hs
course OF ~hich he pronounced the arrest A great
outrage tnasmuch as the man had lived he re savan
years. lie had been arrested in market, placed in
irons. and dragged down the streets ty n hand n,
armed rnfiians, crying help, while thousands of
persons witnessed the wrong committed. These
remarks caused great excitement in the Horse
and Mr.. Irish moved TO proceed to the considera-
t,oo of the personal liberty bill. This proposition
was not agreed to by vote OF 40 to 34-two thirds
being required tn suspend the rules.
MIR. Roush, In view Of this outrage, then offered
preamble, with resolution attached, TO take up
the bill providing for the removal of the Capitol
to Philadelphia. This resolution was negatiyed
by vote of 10 66.
Mr. Bayard submitted a series of resolutions
against slavery, and fixing Wednesday next for
the consideration of the personal liberty bill. The
resolutions passed TO a second reading by vote of
SO TO 20.
This occssioned great excitement, amidst which
a motion was made TO adjourn aud lost-yeas 25,
nays Is, The offensive resolutions were then
withdrawn, and Wednesday evening fixed for the
discussion of the bill
Mr.. Uammersley, of Philadelphia, moved to
| refer the subject to the committee on Judiciary,
for the purpose of inquiry; but subsequently, with.
| drew the motion.
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Joseph CovAen, formerly U. 8. Consul at dlas.
gov, died sui idenly in New York, Saturday.
James NJ Lee, the hero Of love affair. short
time since, at Petersburg, Va, died in Whining
ton, N, @ /, on Thursday.
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THREATENED DIFFICULTY. - Judge Paschal, of
Texas, and DR. Steiner, late of the army, and who
shot Major Arnold, U. S. A., recently got into
difficulty, which threatened to end in boodshed
Both parties have been put un ier heavy bonds to
keen the Deacs.
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Hon. Char. C.. SiFatton. formeriy Governor Of
New jersey. aged 6s years, disd Ct bis residsncs,
gwedesb borough, New Jersey, on the 10th ult.
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mcrING CoURr HousE.-A meeting was held in
James City county, Va, on the 1st instant, at
which VIM. A. Meanly presided, aud JAS II. Allen
acted as Secretary, and resolutions were adopted
providing for poll at the May election, to decide
upon the propriety of moving the court house OF
the county, from Williamsburg.
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SUNDAY Muss On Sunday last, Syl
vester Flood collared John Burnett in the street,
and threatened to make an incision into his
throat, for some previous misu understanding, to
which operation Burnett strenuously objected.
and called upon the strong arm of the law to
protect him. Flood, on appearing before the
Mayor, was held to bail to keep the peace.
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SARDINIA AND MExICo.-The rumored collision
between Sardinia and Mexico, according to which
Miramon contracted to cede to Piedmont some
Mexican provinces for five millions of dollars. is
denied Three years ago an agent Of the Mexican
government, says the Eco d'Itaia, proposed to the
Sandman Legation in New York to cede certain
territory to Sardinia, but the offer was not &C.
cepted. The Italian colony that has for the past
two years existed in Mexico is undertaking
wholly independent Of the Piedmontese govern
ment.
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SERIOUSLY INJuRsD.-A negro boy. be-
lor ging to Messrs. Hutcheson & Davis, was thrown
from horse near Odd Fellows Hall, last Sunday
evening. and so badly Injured that his life was dep
paired Of at one time. lie was improving yester.
day, and may now recover.
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SsE TO YOUR EooRs Scarcely night
passes that the watchmen do not discsver the
front door Of some business house left unfasten-
ed by csrelessness On Saturday night last. q door
on Cary street was found open; and on Sunday
night, at an early hour. store door on Main st.,
was found unlocked Such ..negligence il unpar-
doDable,
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The AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.-The Ameri-
can horses now in England are engaged in the fol-
lowing stakes;
Prioress--In the Stewards plate at Stockbridge
and the Tradesmen's plate at Chester Springs
meeting.
Bonita-Sweepstskes of so sovereigns each at
Newmarket second October. Derby and Oaks
stakes OF EPSON, St. James Palace stakes at Ascot,
ST. Legor stakes ut Doncaster, Yorkshire Oaks and
FIBER st. Leger. at York August.
woodburn-In all the above, except the first,
third and seventh.
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PosroFFIcE AFFAIRS Viryinia.-The postoffce at
Grows, Allegheny county, Va, ia re-estabished,
and A. j. HaysIet appointed postmaster. Offices
Observation-Disclosures Grove. Washington coun.
ty, Va, Queens Mills Randolph county, Va,
J. Albert Scott, postmaster at Middle Mountain,
Botetourt county, Va, vice G. NJ. l.. Kiazer, re.
signed. Alfred Neely, postmaster at Smithton,
Doddridge county. Va, vice R. S. u. Heirinmus,
Oak, Ritchie county, Va, vice Wm. Pritchard, re-
signed Wm. s. Ely, postmaster st Walnut Hill,
Lee county, Va, vice Andrew NJ Ely. resigned
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RnDUcrIoM.-From the lst Of April the
pay Of the city watchmen is but l.50 per night,
until the 1st OF October. This reduction 10 heavy
oas on men who sre required TO devots their whole
time to the city, and 70 risk their health and lives
BY protesting the intsrests Of tho people.
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PURIFIFs THE BLOOD '--'~
PUkIfIE5 THE BLOOD
PURIFIE5 THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CUKES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE

soId by all Druggists fe aS-6m
Q% LAW Nor1oE.-hOBERT c. NJ
CHOLAS, for several years United States District
Attorney, having entirely recovered his beath has
determined TO resume the practice of LAW, in this
sional business with which he may be entrusted.
Office with Peter V Daniel. Jr. ESQ. Number
tC0dinS Hail. NH 9-lm
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POLITICAL DISCUSSION. After the ad-
jourpment of the Democratic nominating meeting
at the court house of Henrico county, yesterday.
the assemblage re-orgauizsd by calling Capt Jno
B. Young to the chair, and appointing as Secretary
r. T. Daniel, Esq.
The object OF the meeting being to allow the
Senatorial and Congressional candidates to present
their various claims to the voters, on motion
| committee OF three was appointed to see the can
didates aud make suitable arrangements for each
being heard.
The committee, after a short retirement. re-.
turned and reported that by agreement, each can,
didate was to speak half an Eour, and that Mr.
Wickhan was to lead of.
WINS. c. WIcKHAM. Esq, the Senatorial candidate
Of the Opposition then lead off, and was followed
by CHAsTAIN WHITE, Esq, the Democratic candi.
date
Hon. JoHS CAsKrE next spoke for about twenty
minutes. He was followed by Mr.. DEJARNETTE, in
speech of half an hours length. Mr. THOMAS next
spoke, and he was followed by Mr. Henry Abra-
| ham. who also declared himselfa candidate for
Congress
NJ. JOHNSON, Esq. the Opposition Congress iona
Elector, was called for and after making a few
| remarks, declared that on the first day of the
next term of the Court, he designed addressing the
people of uenrico. and as but one Whig had spo.
ken that day against four Democrats, and he had
been required to lead of he Mr.. J) expected to fol-
low any Democrat that might feel disposed to meet
| him, at the time designated.
The meeting then adjourned
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MEDICAL CARDS.
e.,sr- nw SyIv.xs,. = 'l.,-...'1,',.>,,, l.s--s. !

INWNAM nAF1HQ
I,es,ed himself permanently in Riehmors r..n..ts
iaiy tenders bis professional services TO tAe nnbs
Ais Hsy be mace either st hs esIice on Bank street.
Hotel. NH s--Aims
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LARGE FIRE IN BosToN.-The Suffolk flour mills
in Boston, occupying building 200 feet in length,
and three stories high, were destroyed by fire sa.
turday morning, with about 5000 barrels Of flour
and large number of bags of -four and grains
The mills were insured for $4,000, mostly ia bos-
ton. :.
During the fire. marine named Walter Bsssett,
under the inf uence of rum, made murderous as'
sault on q woman named Abby Nelson, with knife.
stabbing her near the lungs, from which she WIN
probably die. Officer Jeliins2n, in arresting bas'
eett was also severely wounded.
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FAMILY FLOUR.-l28b bbls Rowland Q
T. XXX Family Flour. just received and for sale by
SkLDEN MILLER.
ap4 Corner Pearl and Cary sts-
TAR.-6O bbls bright Tar, in prime
8ELDEN 3 MILLER.
AMI Corner Pearl and Cary sts.
EAMTLY HAMS. = Westover Hams
i $50 OF these celebrated and very choice Hams.
1u's a0s'' SELDEN MILLER.
ant Corner Pearl aud Cary sts.
mo ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.
i have Tar ale Surveyors LEVEL. made hy
Youna q PhiladelphiA, snd two eurseyors OOM
pxsSnA. 10 6ess Eneish make. oil IN ofdsfs ana
Win 30 sold low upon application 6 g q u~uoRN.
ap4 = - -
MOTTCR.-Persons In want OF Cabbage
aaA roesee Plsnt e2n g ss2glisa VIZ snS
ieayiaa thsIr orders at ny bfothW,s aAs 80 oap
hsore. M 1road street. = aey 1;ns rn Gsl Msna ~
son. M1VnaAs~ ~Ssssysxast
! NH 3l-dlw atsH broan sssee.'
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~ = u1neWp CHAN GE OF
SCHEDULE.
SYrNMFR ARRAN1JEMEyT
SUMMER AHRANGEWENT
RICHMOND and DANyILLE RAIL-
hOAD.


On and after Monday, March g. 1889, the Mall
and Passenger Trains on this road wia run a. fol-
lows:
leave Richmond daily Sundays ircluded) at
a3o n, for junction. Lynchburg Bristol. Knox.
VILE, Dalton, Chattanooga. Nashville and Mem.
phis. Tenn, Atlanta, Ga. and Mont tgomery, Ala
nnd daily xcept sunday for the Junction at 4o
m, after the arrival OF the Northern trains
Leave Richmond daily Except sundayB) fog Dam
Vile. Va, and 6reensboro'. Nc, at $50 A N.
RETt RNING,
Leave Junction (Burk's) daily (sundays included)
at 80 A N, and arrive in Richmond at 5 40 A NJ
Leave Danville daily, Except Surdsysl at TioA
N, and arrive in Richmond at 3 30pM
~ The above trains connect 5oth ,odgs with the
eouthSide rsilroad trains at the junction, to and
from the Southwest and with ths Va Central and
Potomac railroad trains. to and from the
North
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
through to the above points; also 20 the Virginia
Springs
For Through tickets, and further information. ap-
ply at the ticket flee Of the Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad Company.
G CAMPBELL, srp't
Richmond and Danvle r r COL
Richmond March Is 1853 4 NH %
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eS~ ~Gsossn u. Srnsx, Dentist, OfEe
&c rs.ideneo. No ssl, on Main, between ssh and o.
~sets Richmond Va. n,r sN,-
asa- On. IonN 3. MALruArL. fun,

rsthist offers his professional services to the it,
sroS of Richmond AM It's vicinity Office at hts ne
sidence, OF leigh str ct. TIVE doors from 9th
80 t2~Ssiy
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~ sIsaER's NEW TRANSVERSE SHUT.
- FAIRBANKS SCALES.
WAREHOUSE,
No. log Main Street, Richmond, Ia.

No. l06 Nam Street, Richmond, Ia.
4 uaiform standard OF Weights. and correct syS
t II seig ming, suffice claiming the attention
u every individual in tue country.
A CORRECT Scale ID just arbiter between buyer
and seller, and it OF the importance tha:
AL instrument universally called upon 10 decide
questions Of great value in the daily and hourly
Transactions OF business, should be of such reli
Chil5tp aud eJccf6esg 10 the confidence a
II ,5ss Gpdo may be affected By The results indicG-
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-On last Friday morp-
ing, while Miss Julia Moffit was crossing Hills
Creek. some seven miles from this place, her horse
fell throwing her into the stream. which from re.
cent rains, was much swollen. Her body sank
Immediately, and was seen DO more until next
morning. when she was found some distance be~
low the ford. Another young lady was in company
with Miss Moffit, aud came very near meeting the
horse, and both were thrown into the stream to-
gether; but she, more fortunate than her compan-
ion, caught hold of limb and supported herself
above the water until her cries brought assistance
which reached her just in time she was greatly
exhausted by efforts to save hersef.-Nc Nnnri7le
(Tsnn,) Farmer.
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NoMlaArIoss lin publishing the list
OF nominations made by the Opposition Party Of
the city for the various municipal Offices the names
OF RoBERr HowARD for Clerk of the Hastings
Court, and THOMAS u DUDLEY for City Sergeant,
we're accidentally omitted yesterday morning.
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nh 22-.d THos LAWSON. O O 4.
SALES-l859.

CPRING SALEs-l869
THPoRiTERsAND JoBBERs. ~
mo. Z Pearl Street, hicbmo1d, sirginiA) $50
We are now ready to exhibit our SPhiNd
siooA 4 NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than cczbled our DIRECT I'M !.
rosrATasssa TEassaEss .ssn iSssEasfS sssia e STOCK
Of American manufactures. enables us 70 onef "
the Hssas.i. Hssshsss; Of
NokTH CAROLINA,
{ rEST. T BEAUTY sfi OHEAPNEss. IN shis conn
try. Our assortment consists IN part Of can. -.
cottan Heslsry' Goses' Handkss. Crasass, Ties.
snsp~nders. Shirts and Collars. Umbrella, Pnrsr
;s1 sns oa sna 1 T ssss1
An endless variety Of Small Wsres. more Par tscu-
laIly specifed in our printed catslog .ss.
Z H so:s osesr' At al tunes pf'n0'' '''s'''
KEROsENE Oh Coal OIL IAMrS.
n Ths largest assOr.nssso q Lamps I, Rehpssas; VI
sne The noss approved patterns for sale q no ~
Aslp Aiso. | sSs bsss COAL oIL and yLyIp. m qu.n.
posiis the American Hotel
ELUUR, POTATOES, SYRUP. N. 3.
e Rum. wINns and BRANDIxs :-nn eessssss.
msns, > lot OF prime fresh eroand TkNNsssss
10 Sis sns white NIkcRR PorAxOxs
no 6bls PORTLAND 81 kuR. sur n.n2m ,ussfs
Madeira. Port. Bs srsy. Malsss and RAins W1Nas
,odssoS Iss Dsls fsgousaxn ersv.
NH Elm ~ = : -.
IRON. IRoN-DIRECr IMrolTA-
-. 5ioss 81 n Z iss ss. .iisss
noUEp9-fFon Y - Inchea is
toHAnun~6oU = 70 inchee
nAub1&A1 49, Ns e8s
Gs aSSH r. fs5nrS - eddins III or sfece -
stsnffy. III n>no1G1n dlEett trota In6nn9. ~
~sssa 81 8 = s'n a .'H.s ssEsxiS isSii " WSossaAA so
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R4S oANeohD Ait Eh In AdoAhEOh-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM 4UM.-Is q mild and ef
Iestual c6thartlc. acting first on the LIVER, to
eject its morbii matter, then On the stomach and
bowels. and carries off all matter that prevents
their be@lthy action, and thus strengthens and
bul:ds mp the whole system yery rapidly and is the
best LIVER INVIuORATOR
LIVER RINVIGnRATOk
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1859.
1869. SPRING TRADE.
y0UE r MELLON.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DUMEsTIO WINES, BRANDIES,
CINE WHIsKEYS. &C,
NO I3f CARP ST, RICHMOND. VA.
Have in store and Bonded Warehouse. Cognac.
parhslte and sazerac BRANDIEs; Holland GIN;
jamaica KUN: scotch and Irish WHlSkEf; Fort,
sherry. Madeira and Malaga WINES.
100 bbls Perm and Ohio Whiskey
800 bbls Brandy, Gin and Sweet Wine
20 bbis Old Apple Brandy
l26 bbis assorted Rye Nhsgeys, ttrom 10 4
yearsoidt
IN baskets Cbampaqnes, of superior brands
Clsrat ratavEe and pieiist inner Wines Curacao,
Rimrnel. n rish. W asser and Absinthe; London ana
Unb,in Porter; Scotch Ale; Fine Havana segars.
Thaukful for past faEors. ] respectfully solicit
Continuance promising satisfaction in all cases.
eB All orders promptly attended 10.
NH a--2y 2yu
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Shocking OUTaaGEs ON CHRISTIANS IN INDIA-The
caste disturbances in the Madras Presidency,
springing as is alleged out Of the faultry trausla-
ton of her Masjestys proclamation, stil continue
The facts of the Tinnevelly riot have received no
further lucidation, but In Trsvancore serious
outrages have been perpetrat.d by the Sudras
upon the native Christians Of that province The
disturbances that have occurred have been chiefly
in the southern part of Travancore. The popula-
ton is composed mainly Of two classes, the Sudras
(Nars) and the Shaners. The former are the
chief laudholdres, aud monopolise nearly all off.
ces under the Srcar, to none of which is
Shaner, however Intelligent, ever admitted
In Southern India it is the custom for low
caste females to go naked from the waist up-
wards, and the Sudars have thought themselves
justified, under the terms of the recent proclama
tion, in sttem pt to force Christian women of the
shanar caste to conform 10 the general practice
The attempt was very properly resisted, under the
advice of missionaries, and the consequence is that
many of the mission chapeIs have been burat down
aud an attempt made to strip Shanar women in pub
lie. The Residents bungalow at Nagercoil, some
houses Of Shansrs at Tttoovy, north of Nagercoil,
amongst others that of tho Residents gardner,
have also been burnt. But the worst affair that
has happened is the burning down of between 10
and so houses, inhabited by Roman Catholics, at
Kotar, near Nagercoii. A woman and her child
said TO have perished in the flames.-Bombay
Times.