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SPECIAL NOTICH6.

n~PRlME LYNCHBURG SMOKING To-
bbls of the above. which is strictly NO
i and beautiful lust to hand and for sale by
j w GARLlCK, Apothecary and
Druggist Market Place,
NH os-7w Franklin street.
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HH-DR. RICHMOND A. LEWIS--DsAR SIB:-
Some of your felow-citizsns knowing your famil-
iarity with chemistry and me- hanics, your exrerE
dustry. believe Won to be en- iuen.y austi6ed for
the office of SUPERINTENDENT OF tbs GAS
WORKS. and earnestly desire that you will present
for that office. MANY FRIENDS.
HN-IF il is the pleasure Of the citizens OF Rich.
mond to elect me SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
CITY GAS WORKS, I will endeavor faithfully TO
perform the dutiea ofthe Office
NH I2-dtds RICHMOND A LEWIS.
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81 HIGH C0NSTABLE.-In response to the
call Of MANY yotersn announce myself csndi.
date for the office of HIGH C0NeTABLE: at me
ensuing municipal election assuring my fellow CIT
izens should il be their pleasure to elect me. %
give assduous attention In the discharge OF my ON
cial duties. NH IL -tdsl JOHN II DIGGEs.
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Ri TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITY
CF klCHM0ND.-I Tespectfully announce my.
self acandidste for the flee of GRAIN MEAsUR-
ER OF this city Should il be the pleasure of my
fellow-ctizens to elect me to that Office pledge
an honest, faithful and prompt discharge Of all the
duties of said cfice
NH 22-dtd% JFWEBR
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q. 1AE Beautiful Pearl Ambrotyps en- % a., ~
At tEs Co.'S only, and At lower rates fhan the On
dinsy style taken b., other artists.
u. SIR Inc pearl Ambrotypes on Patent Leather.
10 SEND BY mali. RErs Co are the only ARTISTS u
the city that can take them Successfully.
nA-sE IN the Pearl AmbrotFpe. taksr Ia the Graz
on style. They are perfect gems Of art. RES
Cos prices are from rs cts TO s2s..
~ SUCCESS 10 sure to attend such enterprise ~
that displayed By the celebrated artists, HkEs Co
,as Main street. Their efforts to please the public
are gaining for them reputation worldwide.
N. 400 PoRrRAirs is an easy days work for the
artists REEFS Co. They can afford to make o. goo1
If not better Ltenesses for Is and J0cens as their
rivals can for $3.50. -
~ WATKINS Il FICKbEN.
SPLENDID PARIS DRESS GOODS
ELEaANT SILKS. IN ROBES AND PLAIN
SKIRTS
MOURNING GOODS. all kinds
SUPERB THREAD LACES AND EMBRoIDE-
RiEs
BEAUTIFUL MANIILLAs, in all materials and
designs
TABLE and BED LINEN
IRISH LINENS
HEAVY PLANTATION COTTONs and LINENS
SUPERIOR BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
LONG CLOTHS
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
And for sale at VERY Low PRICES, WHOLE
/ SALE AND RETAIL.
WATKINS 4 FICKLEN,
l59 Main street.
Richmond, 29sh March. 1889. NH 29-6t
M RICHMOND THEATRE.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
of the
IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GAL,
prior to their
RETURN TO EUROPE.
MRS FLORENCE IN FIVE CHARACTERS
MRS FLORENCE IN FIVE CHARACTERS
Mr. FLORENCE IN FOUR CHARACTERS
IRISH ASSURANCE and YANKEE M0DESTY
IRIsH ASSURANCE and YANKEE MODESTY
WORKING THE ORACLE
WORKING THE ORACLE
Mrs FLORENCE as a MILL1NER
Mrs FLORENCE as a YORKSHIRE LASS
Mrs FLORENCE as Mrs MONTGOMERY
Mrs FLORENCE as FOP
Mr. FLORENCE as BARBER
Mr. FLORENCE as a SAILOR
MIR FLORENCE as Won SAUR KRAUT
Mrs FLORENCE In
BEAUTIFUL SONGS AND DANCES.
SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY.
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- "MAcH1NE BrLr1Na''-LEATHER

D'MACHINE DIETING -LEhIu D q
and RUBBER, of all widths, at manufacturer
prices and warranted full. Alec, Steam Packing,
Cotton and Linen Twines, Blank Books, Paper, &C.,
&C., q Pearl street.
NH 28-6t KNOWLES h WALEORD ID.
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FIREs.-The Court House, the old building for.
merly known as the Union Hotel, and the Demo.
cract printing office, at Mou,on, Ala, were lately
destroyed by fire. At Murfreesboro, Tenn, on the
Goth inst, FIRE destroyed the confectionery of
Mr.. Powell, and the dry good stores of Mr.. S. B.
Cbristy, Messrs. G.. Rice & Co., and the grocery
stores of Messrs. McFaden & Antony and Messrs.
Hall d Fletcher. Loss $50 0QO
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nN- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MON Il an candidate for the office of HIGH
CONSTABLE of the city, and with the assurance
on my part that the duties of the Office shall be
faithfully and promptly attended to, hope 70 re-
ceiye your votes. L BRAY.
NH l5-tdee
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sg WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. Merchants and
Citizens of the City of Richmond. do recommend to
the voters Of the city MIR HENRY MYERS, az a
SURER of the city We believe Mr. MYERS in
every way competent. and we have his assurance
that the duties will lie faithfully and impartisily
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MAnRIHp.

At Burkeville. ON Wecnesday morning. Msfch
10th. by the Rev Dauiel Witt, II Z BUhkWnLL
Esq. % Miss Louisa 3, daughter OF Col y burse
Of Nottoway.
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nA- HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICHMOND
l am again candidate for the above Office AZ the
ensuing Municipal Elections, and respectfully soli-
NH l5-tdes + BUTLERt
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IG- CITY GAUGER.-To THE VOTERS OF RICH
MoSD: Grateful for your kindpess heretofore / re-
spectfully announce vseIf candidate for re-eec.
tim to the offi; of CITY GAUGER.
NH 23-dtd$ RICHARD FOX
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~ GRAIN MEASURER.-The undersignese, -
q candidate for the on o OF GRAIN MEAsVkhh
and respectfully socits the votes OF his riend
the prhlic, plsdging 20 perform the duties W 'h'
best OF his ability, IL elected. Resgec nuiiyu,
NH 2-tdes HENRY MfEhs.
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Showing an increase of.............

Showing an increase Si"ss'o- %
Being an increase Of upwards Of 81 per centfor
the last eight months. Tho freight receipts show
about 40 per cent increase, whilst the increase OF
passenger receipts are upwards Of IS per cent.
II this ratio Of increase upon last years re.
ceipts be maiu tAined land there Is every prospect
of s) the yearly receipts of this company for the
current year will reach very nearly 100000.
The receipts for the year ending Goth -
n, mar cant incress e 800 27S.l9
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JOHN PxARCE.

AE GRAIN MEAsURER-At the request Of
msny Of my friends. / respectfully announce ny
self candidate for the above office At the snsaIns
spring election. NH sides THUS SMlta'
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. AFFLICTED READ
P F WHITE.
FISHER Il WINSTON,
NH 2S-6t Wholesale Agents.
e% THE LADIES of the Second Pres

Ef The LADIES OF the second fTeS-
byterian Church propose holding Fair in Mechan-
ics' Institute Hall, commencing next Mondsy even
ing and continuing throughout the week me
object of the fair is to repair and make several i'
portant alterations in the church. and "a this y q
cause in which many are interested. besides the
regular congregation the ladies feel confidence iu
looking for enct cement both from their ow
friends and the citizens generally. mn 30-4t
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R@ SOME OF THE BARGAINS,

k. SOME OF THE BARGAINS,
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS i co,
No III Eagle Square.
cases A Bleach Shifting at cents, worth 10
:" Sup" do IL . IA
Best New York Mill do "l5 4"
1914 Bleach Sheetipg "23
1874 do " 80
Best English and American Prints at IL cents
100 pieces Fast Cold Lawns, at ll@l2ta cents
50 pieces Spring De LANES and Vaentias at 1914 cts
80 very pretty Spring Valentiss, at Is cents
so doz Kid Gloves good as Alexandcrs, at IS cts
The largest assortment of rich, NEW SPRING
GOODS, city Styles they have ever offered all new
and at the lowest cash prices. NH l7-tA25
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me poopis Of hoass1msry, AIS. ksys tsnisres
lfm. smith Gi'fis1, who has arrived there "a "
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THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 81, 1859.
Will be presented the Comedy, in 2 acts. of IRISH
ASSURANCE ana YANKEE M0DESTY. Pa
Dun!eary, MrW JFL0RENCE. Nancy Stoaker
Mrs w j FLORENCE. With the songs o
"bobbing Around" and "My Mary Anne"
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~ CARD In answer to the very kind ess'
made upon me by "MANY CIfIzEss." hereng M
nounce my self candidate the &spsa,Rts.t.fs
Of oar Cftp Gas Works respectfully assuring s,'s s
and all others. thst IL elected VIII dsvo.e ~ ma
tire time and capacity TO o faithful discnafse "'
duties embraced In that Office. ,ow.ra
NH T-lme JOHN kNo"hAe'
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Chewing an Increase tt-,$26. s07 s--eQuaI 70 Tvs
per cent. r,
1852 was upwards Of lbs per cent.
The reduction In the rates Of freight has not yet
had scient time 10 increase the tonnage to the
extent calculated on. There has. however, been
a considerable increase, as will DO seen by the
following comparison
Tonnage, Jan. IssS,6.Si7.60i jan Isl. ~, 800
Do Feb. lsSS..,s, sis St fep lsos'.-'.o 'ois
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AS-T0 THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND. - Inc
undersigned respectfully announces himsen cav AZ
didate for the Office of suPERIN TENDENF W
THE CITY GAS WORKS, and solcits ycur sur
frages ut the approaching municipal easesi0ni
NH 8-tdes HUGH SNi1H'
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Conclude with Blanchard new Farce, called WORK.
ING THE ORACLE. Mad. Polly Sparkle Mrs
WI FLORENCE. Mynheer Yoa saur Kraut,
Mr. FLOKEN CE,
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Rg- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-I again beg leave to rr esent mysalf
to yen as candidate for reelection to the Office Of
MAYOR JOSEPH MAYO,
NH 25-tde<
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NJ GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, MAIN

~ GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, MAIN
STREET RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WATSON feels it due to his patrons and the pub
lie 10 tender them his warmest thanks for the gene
rous sup port they have favored him with since he
opened the above GALLERY, and desires to inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has in.
duced him to abandon the project of returning to
Europe for the present and he i now receiving an
he is determined to sell New York prices; and he
intends to double his efforts 10 please all who may
favor him with their patronage.
Every variety of picture produced by the Photo
graphic art to be at his Gallery, which for
and wor kmanship. is equal 10 any produced in the
city. Here You can have q picture of SURPRISING
beauty and size for IS cents unequalled by any
other house-whiie Photographs, whole size 5 inch.
es by for So; duplicates 81. The public are inyi-
ted to call and u1ge for themselves
81 One Quarter size CAMERA. nearly new. for
sale. NH l9-lmif
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NEARLY BURIED ALIyE-A man named John
Koch had a very narrow escape from being bu.
ried alive in Orange on Sunday. He had fallen
from scaffolding on the preceding day, while en-
gagged in painting, and WAS taken up for dead laid
out in a coffin, and arrangements made for his
funeral on Sunday. Shortly before the hour for
the services, the body exhibited signs of ANNA.
ton, and in few minutes afterwards the young
man. to the establishment, and also delight, ofhis
friends, was able to converse with them!
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PASTORAL CALI.-The corporation Of lions Evan
sei'cai Lutheran Church, Charleston, 8. c., has
unanimously voted to cal! Rev. w. 8. Bowman, of
Madison O. H., Va, as pastor OF the congregation.
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- MANAGER or THE r0oR Housh ..ss,,
the CITIZENS OF RICHMOND moss ., sssf All
fully announce myseh for the Above oa''s"
solicit your votes At the ee@l@S& ssi.eSsJN BNAa0
B-As shAll not b. abls to cal q mn11T hppe,
fellow citixens before the day o. .s,;eA 10 In
dutre 81 thoes who do know Ne. - ~ 1850
Jions for tho once saek, -. = 1870
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ls2so.S1l
la.hl.419

Showing % 40 per cent. Increase OF tonnage
For the eight months ending 2sth February. 1859
The freight receipts were.....$2Si, 2"oH
The receipts from passenger -
esr the corresponding months ending
18th February, 1855: ..4..
The receipts from passenger -, -
trains lSt NSI 40 $293,i3s5z
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EXPERIENCE THE BEST TESr.-
QUERU'S COD LIVER OIL JELLY.-The New
thorough examination of this preparation, recon-
mended il possessing all the virtues of the oil but
deprived of its nauseous taste and rs especially ap
pcable to those delicate ssomachs which reject the
oil; try it.
PENFoLD, PARKER MOWER, Agents. New York.
For sale hy ETERSON,
NH 25-l2t and all Druggists OF the city.
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LOg%.
AMUBAMENTs.

lIICHMOND THEATRE.
Positively las: Night but two of
The Irish Boy and Yankee Gal. MIR. AND MRS. W
J.FLORENCE.
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sa "HERR1se's FIRE pRoor Safes,

WITH POWDER PROOF LocKs.-Every merchant should
have his Books and Papers secure from Fire. 4. q.
Herring L. Co. and we as their Agents, offer 81 OU
Premium Safes has been destroy ed by fire.
KNOWLES 4 WALFUKD, Agents,
NH est 81 Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
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The estimate of the Board Of Directors, in their
last annual report, was $65o,000.
The exhibit of the passenger trains for the six
months ending 3lst December, 1858, compared
with the corresponding months of the preceding
year. shows an increase Of passengers of all kinds
of upwards of 80 per cent, an increase OF mileage
of each passenger of SIS per cent and an increased
yield of each passenger of ~ per cent, the Ez
press business upwards of 800 per cent. increase
The Express business of six months ending il
1868, $l,59s.75, and for the same period term ma
ting in go xb 433 0S
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~ tSA AAtN ~
Stearns 4 Thurston
Joseph Brummel
Gretter A Brent
Charles Palmer
J Maury Garland
James A Scott
Juo w Bransford
Chas VI Wallace
Geo W Royster
| A Bodeker
Jacob 5 Atiee
| Armstead Miller
K T Lancaster
John T Blair
Robt Redford
B Trueheart
Fleming Griffin
Juo L Ligen
John Blair
Chss g Thompson
Baptist Il W bite
Sam'l r Adie
| Duyat Il Norton
B ] Johnson
T g Bell
Miles @ Eggleston
| j Il Gentry
A B Hutchinson
Edwin Robinson
Deane d Hobson
Sam'l Ayres 4 son
, Geo II Gwathmey
| James T Geode
Richard Tailey
N o Anderson
James Winston
mn l2-dtd
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B d Barnes
Andrew Il Elicit
Vim Palmer
John Il Williame
Geo r Peake
A N Biselow
Dsbnev P Gooch
L ii skinker
Luther Libby
W 4 Weed
VIM Beers
Writ Robinson
J w Walker
HAYES r sutton
N Winfree
G B Luck
J p Kaveusgh
Geo l. Earnest
John w Hughs
Jas Il Fisher
VIM x Hill
BIT Tinsiey
Geo w Alien
David Z VIM Currie
r H Dibrell
Jno N Sheppard. Jr
W Il Radcliffe
Jas J Wsggoner
n Tinsley Pate
p J Wright
Edwin Wilson
G r Bark sdale
O W MacHurdo
r III Smith
Issm " Cooke
w Y Butler
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Fg-CITY SERGEANT.--I respectfully sunounra
myself candidate for reelection 10 tie Off 70 of
CITY SERGEANT.
NH 2f-dtd* THOMAS u DUDLEY
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~ SPRING AND SUMMER NANTES,
AND FANCY DRESS GOODS
shall open on Monday, a good assortment OF
Wrappers in Lace, Silk and White Marseilles for chill
dfen; Fancy Dress Goods; Calicoes; Blk Silks Head
Dresses French Hair Pins; Embroideries; Bonpets;
Ribbons: Flowers; Huches: Extension skirts; Dus-
tiers; Marselles and Linen Bosoms some at l21s cts
and in Fancy Notion 8. Ihave large yarity; Dress
Trimmings, &c &c. Call at the Mantle Depot for
the best and cheapest Goods in this city, as am
selling st prices to defy competition
Mantle Depot, 80 Main street.
~ Buttons for Rings for the boys. NH Is
neg AFFLICTED READ
MIMNOCK'S INDIAN PANACEA
Continues to give relief to the afflicted kheuma-
tism and Neuralgia give way to its powerful IN
fiueIcs. Read the following certificate
Richmond, Dec. 1852
Mrs WARRINGTON Dear Madame.-It affords me
pleasure to testify to the value of your Rheumatic
Medicine. have used it 10 my family for Rheu-
matism and Neuralgia and confidently recommend
1t as being good for both.
Yours respectfully,
Sold by all Druggists
FISHER 4 WINSTON,
NH 2S-6t Wholesale Agents.
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CANDID Tns ron orrfCp.
s4~1@A--s-.s n - - ASS'
JEFFERSON wARD-c0UNcrLMEN
= nnsf wm \ Richardsou.
Hut ~ John n afAnor.
Alfred fnIoes, Nm rs,,os
Chas D Hill, aso 4 6sdisf
n D Earxay
We will try the old sfock ooce more.
NH D-dfeS JEFFkREON WAN,

n D sauxay'
WE Vii ~ the old stees e9ss rysrs.
RJ~T0 THE VOTERS or MADISON w4Rn
The following ticket for Councilmen IL respectfnI,
of gentlemen who would exert ksn seH eeis9.sd
mote the in ssss q e n ne city;
w Randolph
James Grant
James Taylor
FW Roddey NH ~,
-, TO MY fELLow.CITIzENs Oh Tjyr CRY
on RfCHM0ND:-I feel deeply grateful az ~.
nind1sss o. ray frends 70 calling on me. through
ss es surEssTHsDDssTEaFn 81 Z;
HOUSE. know could DO elected TO that os' En
Use my hstchets--f have dsternsnss !. aeh ~
:snss ne % pr ,sw ysss ss when
again to be Candidate for .ny a s mined never
Of my hard listed mechanic friends (hi"H,ng% an,
mechanic has some claims to the Office of N1vnss
insisted my running that cannot longer rs.ss
their ealls. II elected shall allow no msns nro
perty to be taken for the benefit n tie puge ana
snail deal out even handed justice TO ALL.
MARTIN MEREDITH LIpsooMB.
81 SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS.
To THE VOTERS OF RIcHMosp.-I respectfully an
nounce myself candidate for the above ofcs anu ra
i.
NH l-td' d HAaERTY.
A5~CLERK OF THE HUSrINGs COURT rs1
sdectfHliy nnunce myself candidate for re-elec,
ii n TO the Office Of CLERK OF THE HUSTINGa
COURT, q. the ensuing MUNICIPAL s & z
as- THE PEOPLES TICKEr-MoyRoE
WAKD-
YoR CITY COUNCIL
D J flanders, 7 C Epps
2 d Denoon, L W Glazebrook
W G Allen,
FOR ALDERMEN.
J Bray, &C Elicit
PHI Stark. J w Beverage,
N g Lipscomb.
The above ticket, of true and tried men, will be
supported ON Wednesday, the oh day of Aprf
next. MANY VOi ERa OF
NH 26 Ste MONROE WARD.
FL CITY COLLECTOR.-Ia Am again candidate
for re election to the offiee of CITY COLLECTOR
at the approaching Municipal elections.
NH 26-tdes JULIUS H0BSOy
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~ SUPERINTENDENT or TUE GAS Nonn -
In answer TO tn calls Of many feliow.cui.ens ina
above ofhce, and solicit yeur snpport a. tES "
preaching election. mh 7--tdes JOHN
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nIRD 0A0Yp-Oa hand. . lsree supply
III - ur.rfn- sad onnaFy Bird Cages OIL wv"
"a IL. When W sre selling cheap q svxaLy,s
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Some American. name unknown who had re-
ceived unwelcome news from home, threw himself
into the lava current of Vesuvius. lis body was
instantly consumed.
1t is stated that in accordance witt the wishes
of the Pope, the French troops will psoloDg their
stay in Rome.
The Russians are about laying siege {, Schamyl's
capitol in Caucasus. A stubborn resistance is ex-
pected.
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~ HORSES FOR SALE! HORSES

Nv dOhGEO FUN SALE NURSES
6S FOR SALE.-A pair of large dark bay
match HORSES for sale; the horses are lust frem
the country. and as the owner has no further use
for them, and is anxious to sell, bargain can
had in them. Apply to A RICHARDS.
Franklin street.
Between 18th aud 18th streets
B.-If not sold before. they will be offered at
public auction en- SATURDAY next.
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7,ELEGRAPHIU NEWS.

,eszzsSsAAs.t1
PER MAGNETIC TELE1RApU HNEs,l
0rFiur-No. 100 Eagle Square, Main 81.
RKp0RTED FOR THE "DtsPATCH!"
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hA VI
anil
6, 4
Imp

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and
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stool
fOi|
that
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tion.|
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uA~sss the Pearl Ambrotypes on Patent Leather,
10 SEND BY mail. RErs Co are the only ARTISTS N
the CITY that can take them atccessfully.
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v,r~sn.a and Tennessee Raa.roae !,
The following s.a,emen. of the operations OF
80. -. sor january 40 February last, also rom
10. ys,, isss, to 18th Of February last and com.
49,, y1y ,.s the corresponding months Of the year
mr. previous. shows good exhibits, and presents en-
so.,ssias prospects for future results: -
49,. 90 r,saorv and February, 1858 ard 1859.
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~MAULE & BEvILL,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
p AIN II Z II 8,
CORNER 18TH AND MAIN STREETS.
NH 2Q-6t
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~ SUCCESS ID sure to attend such enterprise ~
that displayed by the celebrated artists KEss Co.
i3s Main street. Their efforts to please the pubic
are gaining for them reputation worldwide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-31

~ LEE Il PLEAsANrs-
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice In the Courts held In Richmond, Henrico,
doochland and Hanover
As Notaries Public and Commissioners Of Deeds,
&c. they are authorised 20 take Dispositions Afid
wits Acknowledgements Of Deeds Powers Of Alter
hey, Bills Of SALE &c, TO be used rded In the
several states and Territories OF the Union.
Office on nth OF. I'd door from Main. NH l2--ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-31

FL CITY COLLECrOR.-Ia Am again candidate
for re election to the offiee Of CITY COLLECTOR
at the approaching Municipal elections.
NH 26-tdes JULIUS HoBsON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-31

In France, the omiDous silence Maintained re-
spectiug Lord Cowboys mission, tened to increase
apprehensions of war.
The Lyons railway had received orders to keep
in readiness for the transportation IS 900 men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-31

TIE AMERICANS IN BRITISH CoLUMBIA-It appears
Washingtons birthday, by closing their places of
business, Notwithstanding Gov Douglas refused to
allow them to fire a salute. The Governor, aleg-
ed excuse for his refusal that, although hav~
ing profound respect for the memory of WASH
ington, he could not SO far part from the usual
custom as to allow the firing of sautes or public
professions in the streets by private Individuals
The American residents subsequently issued an
address pronouncing the decision of the Governor
as an insult
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-31

A1.sER the Pearl Ambrotfpe. taksr 10 the Graz
on style. They are perfect gems Of art. hEss
Cos prices are from rs cts 10 e25.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-31
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-31

"a 400 PoRrRAirs is an easy days work for the
artists REEFS Co. They can afford to make o. good
If not better Lsenesses IS and 5ocents as their
al. Tort q