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k% MINNIs' GALLERIES.
PHOTOGRAPHS, in Oil Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS, in Water Colors
DIIATGGR pHG in HraYnn

PHOTOGRAPHS, in Water Colors
Photographs, in Crayon
PHOTOGRAPHS, in India Ink
PHOTOGRAPHS. plain
ANBROTYPES, the best
sPHEREOTYPES, beautiful
MELAINOTY PES. brilliant
All the above styles of Lkenesses taken at the
we'll arranged Galleries of MINNIS. from life or
coped from small Pictures equal in finish and Ink Q.
ness to any made in Virginia any other State
Gallery II Petersburg on Sycamore street over
Davis, Adj ahans Lyons store, and No 1877 Main
street. Richmond Va oppc ute Pos. Office. NH II
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Rr ECONOMY rs WEALrH.--Persons

who have WATCHES and CLOCKS out OF order.
and wish them made TO keep GOOD TIAs, can have
them repaired - per cent CHEAPER than Is charged
on 18th street, between Main and Bank streets,
nearly opposite Goddns Hall. Watches Cleaned
81 50. Other work in proportion. Jswelry neatly
Repaired and MAIZE to order at short notice.
B.-Business hours from M to NJ.
NH I5-2tx
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ATTENTfON VIRGINIA. RIFLES

81 Attend an Extra Meeting, this TUESDAY even
n member Ia requested to be present as business Of
Importance is before the company. By order Of the
Lieutenant in Command.
NH I5-lt FW HAGEMEYER 3.
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Markham Markets-TBY TELEeRAPHJ

BALTIMORE. March II Flour firm. Howard and
shio s. 81 Wheat stesdy-White 81 65GGsl IS. Corn
all and 2 c. lower-Whte rs, Yellow g.
New YoaK March 4-Flour buoyant. State s.
q rs So Ohio S. 7N@S6 50, Southern Sc 25t0f6 10 -
Wheat buovant-wfstern Red sl4S9l ~. Corn
baoyant-Mixed 81, White 5000. Stocks dull. and
lower generally. Cotton unchanged. suirits Tur
pentiue improving and quoted st 52G53. Rosin
active at $l.721a(n:l IS. Rice buoyant at 32tG4la.
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ca GRAIN MEAsURER.-In response to q
call made on me. signed "Msny Voters of Monroe
and Madison Wards" and at the earnest soliciis-
ton of many friends. most respectfully announce
myself a candidate for the office of GRAIN MEA-
SURER. w LAMBERT.
m 3--itC%
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M SUPERINTENDENT

M- SUPERINTENDENT OF THEGAS WORKS
In answer to thu calls of many feliow-citzeDs re-
spectfuily announce myself candidate for the
above Office and solicit your support at tbs sp-
preaching election. NH tides JOHN j FRY.
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RE-TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND. - The
undersigned respectfully announces himself a can
didate for the office Of sUPERIN TENDENT OF
THE CITY GAS WORKS, and solicits your suf
frages at the approaching municipal election
NH sides HUGH SMITH.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP Jamestown"

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN" PAR
RIsH Master, from New York
Jro Printon, Geo Kelly. John Thomas, l. A My.
ers, John Mowry. nayis, Miss NJ Maguire w e
Miller and Lady. j Williams, b Farnswarth. )
Brown, Jas Robertson. Il W Haight. Aus Down.
VIM Gables. AlonZo Hadden, Ed Dinger NJ Turner
Mrs 0imstesd and child. w A johnson, ] c Apple.
by Mrs Hart, Mrs simpkins aud 3 chdren-and !,
in steerage.
Also from Norfolk, VIM White C Todd. Jno M
West. Duncan Robenson, Miss Nero no, ChSs Free.
man, W TClark, n Z burruss. r L Poor, Judson
Gayies, Van Taliaferro, Adam, Francis lyman H
Mcmahon Jno Askew. Miss b Owens, N Nash, Jn0
Moran:
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TELEGRAPhIO NEWS.
|@@~s|~7S@~N-'N'N 49, :,
X wpnRTED FOR TuR .DuSPATCH."
LOSS OF THE NEosHo AND ALBUQUERQUE
MaTI-GAPTURE AND ESCAPE OF THE COM

RwpnRTED FOR TuR sDISPATCh.
LOSS OF THE NEosHo AND ALBERQUERQUE
MHI-GAPTURE AND ESCAPE OF THE CoN"
DUCr0R.
81. Louis, March 14.-The loss of the Neosno
and Albuquerque Mail, of last November, 10 con-
hrmed by an arrival here uf John Hall, conductor
of the same, who makes affidavit TO the effect tnat
vas attacked by forty Camanches, badly wounds
ed and taken prisoner. The mall Was destroyed
Hall escaped from the Indians in February, and
after enduring great hardships euceeeded III
reaching the settlement in safety.
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
| ST.. LOUIS, March 1.-THE Overland Mail to the
| 18th OF February, has arrived.
| The Camanches had stolen eighty mules from
| drove belonging to the mail company, and design.
ed 10 supply the different stations on the route
| A party of Rangers had started in pursuit. The
company are arming the stations.
| The report that Gov. Peschara, OF Sonora, had
| been deposed, is not confirmed.
MURDER AT ALBANY, GA.
| MACON, GA, March 14.-Colouel Joseph Bond,
one of the largest cotton planters In the South,
| and popular Geor giab, was killed near Albany,
| Ga, en- Saturday, BY Lucus Brown.
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON, March IA Both the lines to New
Orleans are down,and no further Mexican news has
| been received.
NAVIGATION ON THE CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, March 1.-THE steamer City of Harl'
| ford arrived this morning from New York, being
| the lrst boat of the season.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW BRITISH MINISTER
New YORK, March 1.-THE British frigate Gu.
racoa has arrived with Lord Lyons, successor to
Lord Napfer
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NlOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUlD.--Tni,,

uIOWUEN6 0nN al lg-.~as
~ excellent vegetable aromatic bsion. psvesnss-
nv onr worthy citizen. Or dEoneK poupsx atvs a <
sist kc Of aroad street. Rschmoad Fsinsa NJ la
GOLD medal prsnlu. - NE ressns s4n ,s;s seesh
@ash - hishlv bcnsfcial for cleaning the trs.h l
sna sens SsI Also Tor impaftln4 heAiths s9sax =
eni sanIsine - the same it = We ~
ncst en- lhepf ply eiriAna of the VnlssS nfases
dSncjfyira thaf nhould be upon essrf fsisst taou
Exfraci Yrom the RieAmoad Estgaafsf Y ~ i2ss
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~HARTsHoRHE's CuRs-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN AkN1RILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM-
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPAR e Y CHE NIST

"A
BoTTLRS Ia, 25 and 90 cent? and one dollar.
TEE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNES CURE-ALL should be kept In
eli families in case Of accidents or sudden sickness
it frequently in less time than ii requires TO
get physician.
1t pain in any part OF the system and Is used
externally and internally.
HARTSHORNRs CURE-ALl. cures Rheumatism
Neuralgia and Chilhlains.
HARTSHoRNE's CURE-ALL cures Cramps, Collie,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
TRANSFORMERS CUREALL cures Pains In the
Limbs, Side, Bach. Breast, Teeth and Ears.
UARTSH0RNR5 CURE-ALL cures Sprains
Bruises, Scalds, Burns and Frosted Feet
HARTShOkNE'S CUREALL cures Pains In the
Feet and swelling Of the Joints.
HARTSH0RNES CURE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
mo- Gold, and Ague ia the Breast.
HARTSHORNFS CURE ALL Ia good for d vsnen-
STA, Weak Stomach and Bowels S'sNS
. whenever you have Pail, use tho CURE-ALL "a
L acts upon the Nerves. Musles. Sinews. Blood And
Bones. and. BY its warming ELECTROMAGNETIC power.
try IL. s'"A1
The above medicines 70 be had at all Drug Stores
Virginia ~ % iS-s &. -
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@. WHITEHURsT OLD GALLERY will
open on the I4th inst with an entire new stock of
CASES from 35 CENTS and upwards.
@Recollect, if You want cheap and good PIC.
TUKE2 you must call at II Main Street
K5-The GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale,
and will be sold low. fe 28-lmf
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a., NOTICE is hereby given that
~>l-s the meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Roanoke Valley Railrl ad Company advertised for
the lst day of March next, Is postponed until the
22d of the same month.
fe 25-dtd HENRY WOOD, President.
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Al LRERTL D. WEsT. Arcniteet, Gaddia's

A LBERT L. WEST, Architect. daddia
- Hall. Plans Specifications. working pft ~
ings and Estimates for buildings and oines "a
prosemenss in every style Of ARCHITECTURE nd
cd, and work superintendent, and messa.ss , spl
fidelity 10 the interests committed 10 ne. VII. -
trust, secure al Increase VI the liberal pa''o'Ss'
already enjoyed. u..a,,v A
hand. and for sale ST greatly reduced press
h III uaA !. =
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epFCTAL NOTICES.

e~CURn roR DYsPEPsrA--The public
will bear in mind that Bakers Celebrated Premium
Bitters are the most uufAiiug remeay 'oI .ne culo
rican public. As On evidence Of thia fact. the Pro
prietor has now in his possession number OF oert
found speedy relief from this annoying disease, 81
ter various other remedies h.ve proved unsuccess-
full As . cure for Cholera Morpus. Dililons nnec-
Sour stomach, Loss Of Appetite. indigestion, and
other diseases arising from impure blood. debility
have no equal To be had Of all Druggists In the
city of Richmond, and elsewhere In Virginia.
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Ez- MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE-T0
TRE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND -
I respectfully announce myself candidate for re-
election to the Office of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE. ~
mh 9-tdes JOHN PEARCE-
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Rs- HIGH CONSTABLE-In response to the
call Of MANY Voters" Announce myself caDdi-
date for the office of HIGH CON STABLE. at the
ensuing municipal election, assuring my fellow cit
izens. should it be their pleasure to elect me, 10
give assiduous attention in the discharge Of my Off
cial duties. lmh u tbs JOHN IL DlGdES.
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CRESH STOCK FOR TIE SPRING

L TRADE OF 1859 -i5o bags assorted Alnenas' -
DO Palm Nuts; % do filberts IS do Pecan Nus' -
do Walants; 100 boxes Oranges; 100 boxes bes. "s
IS cases Prunes; 800 drums Figs. new etop, -
cases Preserved Gioger; 2.sgp lbs assor,ss uu "
boxes Citrop; 10 dozen assorted Pickles; 20 DO 40
Catsup; 50 boxes Mnseat Wine; . do Sweet Vi, ny
own importation: ~ or casks Claret Niaei ~ go
cana Fresh Peaches, ~ do do Fresh Straw psI.ie,
Also. manufactured daily an extensive NE,
store OF Juan PIZzIN1,
NH n I2s Main 81.
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LOSE.

T OST CHILD.-Straysd away from the
- residence of his parents. tU Hotel.) yester.
day, a little boy, about seven years of age na Asd
FKEM0NT hEAD. He had on a velvet cap, p'sl
sack and patent leather shoes The distressed pa
rents will literally reward any enc who will give
any information concrrniAg him, az the q s Hotel,
mn I5-it JAMES G READ,
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NORFOLK, Va, March H.-Arrived brig Samuel
Fraucis n ew Orleans, with sugar and molasses-
Her deck load we swept off by gale and her car
60 under deck Is in an injured condition.
HAMPTON ROADS, Marcn II ARRIVED ship AIRY
Wilsou, llS days from Eide Island, with guauo.
experienced heavy gales, leaking, and sails dam
aged
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lTICE no rOBAU1tONIsTs AND

NOTICE TO rOBACsUNlcTS AND
~ MERCHANTS.-Mseet TO order. ToBAlC9
KEGS, of any size. As have on hand isSs
stock of good material for this purpose, wSuia "
glad to furnish from 50o to c09 Kegs this sea@p;
have also for sale FLOUR BARRELS and HALE
BARRELS, suitable for Hour. sugar. nlastsr ss'
shop corner 9th and Cary s's.
NB.-Cash paid for BARREL TIMBER
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FINANCIAL AND COMM ERClAL.

Richmond Markets, Mnrch -, ...,oo.
There IL no change. we believe. IN Nx.s..r
since our last, save that Pacou II sna"s go,
,e weather continues mild. ana 49, ..s nr.m;se
rha srrino bn.,nes. sbsvs symptoms that premise
an active trade Money preserves It's easy conui
lion with no alteration in Exchange. OF the fa'''
o discount Of uncurrent Park paper.
,cco-r, ~. break, n Tobacco are quite large
At IN il time also the receipts Win som. We
,roxeasnt in the quality. Market anis,ateai ave
9as.s i Inferior I Esss ss sccd
ND scanning $e@i2c so, Manufacturing sioe
isss, The stock ia iisht--not much beyond the
,e.i demand Shippers are still below the views OF
bSlders' who are Arm in their quotations. TO the
ny the though Choice POPULAR
OCCASIONALLY bring q; Extra we quote at y 70 to
wHaF ssTmk light We renew quotations,
viz Good to choice Red si.55 to LEO, do. White
. CSRN-Marke. firm stock light We quote 50
TO IS cts per bushel No sales are made a. low as
tho fol mer. but q Cargo could not command more.
oATs-stock light. We quote IS to 60 cts per
bushel of3o lbs.
B.CoN-Marsc. armer; We quote prime sidss
i04@al0k do shoulders si4@9sh.
New crop New Orleans ~ as1sc Loaf i2c; Crushed
and Powdered Il1a@ii1sc; A Coffee l01ao: b Coffee
loAc; G Coffee eslc; Extra G loo.
COFFEE-We QUO Rio II q e1i215c as to quality
and quantity: LaSuayra l2i4@I3c: Java l65a@i7c;
Mocha lac.
MOLASSES.--New Orleans 42s(d45c: Cuba Mus
covado soc; Clayed Cuba 2sc Porto Rico 3of039c.
waISKEY-kichmond keotifisd 2SQp29 cts per
gallon.
Cattle &c.
BEEF-The market is steady. The last sales
ranged from $40 TO ~ net. small lot arrived yes
terday that WAS purchased some two weeks siuce Of
kl3 net. .
HO0:-The demand ia now only for immediate
use and quotations continue at IS 50 TO g. the iattei
for small corn fed pork.
MUTTON-soarce at 81 50 to per head.
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IAPANNED WARE.-Toilet Sets, Pit.
cheers aud Basins. Water Carriers Chamber Pals
and Buckets; Spice, Sugar, Cake and Knife Boxes
&c. Just opened at the China Store OF
STEBBINS & PULLEN,
mn 10 No l0l broad st
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IA JOHN E. DOhERTY respectful
"A ty informs his friend, and the public that he
lfH has opened q MERCHANT TAILORING
s-al-a- ESTABLISHMENT, on l3th between Main
and Cary streets, where he wa y nts as good Gar
ments and at as reasonable PR % as can be hsd
any where. All he asks ia trial NH I5-Im
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ag- SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS. -
To THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND respectfully an
nounce myself candidate for the above office and
solicit your votes a. the ensuing Municipal election.
nh ids ID HAGERTY.
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MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Observation-Disclosures ExCHANGE-On New Yors
and Philadelphia 1s0A premium.
Such of the Stock Bank notes nd of the Bank o
the Valley, as are not taken by the Banks are at q
discount of a q cent.
The notes Of the Tfans-Aileghany Bank arc % I
cent discount Bank of Ranawha no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes = y cent
.ss,I.D ]. per cent. prem. No prem. allowed 70,
SILVER.
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TOOTH BRUsHEs.-A large assert
- ment OF French. English and American manu-.
facture; for sale By
JNO W POLLARD Druggist,
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bacon AND LARE.-20 hhds HAAS,
10 shcu,dar. s;l@s and breasts Bacon: - eess
prime Leaf Lard. per baitimere sssamsr ~ Il
81 - nh a Wa II I'LL
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Rg- MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE.-TO
THE CITIZGNS OF RICHMOND most respect
fully announce myself for the above office, and
solicit your votes at the coming election
BENJAMIN BRAGG.
NB-As I shall not be able TO call on MANY of my
fellow citizens before the day of election hope.
therefore, that they will do the justice 10 in
Quire of those who do know me, as to my gu afica-
ti0ns for ihe office I seek NH 2-tdex
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DEAD, READ, READ, the folloWino

READ, READ, READ, the following
IL list of cheap goods. to he had at LEWIS Store
Is Main street; 1000 Twied Linen Towels at 10 ca.
worth l21a; $500 yards excellent White Briiliante
l21ac, worth Csc: 200 Marseies Shirt Bosoms at
l11a, worth 25c 100 Marselles shirt Bosoms at CSC
worth 277ac; 300 pairs white cotton Stockings ats
5000 Collars. from ga cts to 81 All ofwhicb will be-
Good Irish Linens ct 81 cents. worth so cents;
good Spring Calicoes at 81 actually worth 10 cents
per yard Rear in mind RI At all the goo d. advcrt
sed by LEVY are actually cheap as they are
represented and can certainly be found at his store
No Is Main street. ''
n B-Thst cheap unbleached cotton at So cts has
all been sold. Will receive another lot in few
DAYS ~ ~
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NOTICE.-l have Ghis day appointed
~ GEO T. EARNEST my Agent to carry on and
trsnsact all business connected with the LIVERY
KEEPING and BUYING aud SELLING of bORSES
or M ULES, and to do all business connected with
the same JOSEPH BRUMMEL.
NH fb-2aW2w
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND

WA DESIRABLE KESIDENCE AND
HEa BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-Intending to
Temoye to the country offer for sale my residence
situated al the corner of Marshall and Adams ste
fronting 100 feet on Marshall street and running
back 1907 ct to alley. IT will he DIVIDED SO as
remainder into three lots; but if desired it will be
sold together.
The house has 10 rooms. (besides closets.) and is
furnished with gas bath rooms, &C., with Kitchen
ample servants accommodations. smoke house. sta
BILE. carriage house coal and wocd-houses, &C an OF
comfort of large family.
Persons seeking pleasrnt and comfortable resi-
dence will do we'll to apply at Possession will
be given about LIST April. The terms will be made
very accomm odating Failing to sell, would lease
for three years to q good tenant
Apply to A d WILLIAMS. on 18th street, or to
NH 15-eoGk JESSE WILLIAMS
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NEW YORK, March l2.-Cld schrs Wythe. Tuttle
Richmond, and Horizon. Jarvis, Petersburg.
FAIRRAvEN, March Arrived schr q w Baldwin
Cropper. Va. Cid schrs Whippie and Marietta
Hand, Va.
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DRIME GOSHEN BUTFER.-I receiv-
L ed by steamer jamestown, this morning. six
packages strictly p. ne Goshen Butter suitable
for table use. All persons in want of something
nice will please give me call, at No 10 Frank lin
street near First Market.
NH IG-2t& I, GHANnTEp
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ARRIVAL OF THE NEW BRITISH MINISTER.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE British frigate Gu
racoa has arrived with Lord Lyons, successor to
Lord Napier.
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. DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOTS

- DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOTS
@a FOR SALE ON LEIGH STREET IN THE
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to remove to
the country, 1 offer for fale privately. my Dwell
ing House. on Leigh street. for many years occn-
tached thereto fronting each rs feet AID running
back 100 feet alley. Said lots will be sold to-
gether. or separately, as purchasers may desire-
Any information as regards terms, &c. may be OBJ
tained by applying to Mr. Alfred Shield, orthe sub
scriber on the pre- misses who will take pleasure in
NH I5-lm* CATHARlNE PhENIib.
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7 OST-On Main street, between 18th
IL aud 18th streets a Geld BREAsTPIN. having
broad gold leaf on the front. suitable reward
will be paid TO any one leaving ii ct the Dispatch
Office NH Bite
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pw DR.. RICHMOND A. LExI5-DEAR SIR
Some Of your fellow citizens. knowing your famil-
isrity with chemistry and mechanics, your exneri.
ence in the analysis of Goals. your energEand IN
dustry. believe Won TO be EN- uenty qualified for
the Office of SUPERINTENDENT T OF THE GAS
WORKS and ca ruestly desire that you will present
for that Office MANY FRIENDS.
~ II it is the pleasure of the citizens of Rich
mond to elect ma SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
CITY GAS WORKS, will endeavor faithfully to
perform the duties ofthe Office
NH i2-dtds RICHMOND LEWIS.
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a. FOR RENT, and possession given
- LIST April, that very desirable and convenient
Residence. on 4th street, between Bread and Mar
shall streets. There are twelve rooms with fire
places and three without. The House is in tho
rough repair. and the city water aud gas on the
premises. The House Is well arranged for e large
family and is well calculated for boarding house
For particulars, enquire on The PREMISES.
ISAAC CARY,
NH 15-3t 4th at betWeen Broad and Marshall
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.AGER BEER COCKS.-Just received
- by steamer. another supply of Lager Beer
COCKS Those in want can now Ia furnished by
calling az 205 Main st. ROBT j DENNY
NH 10 Hardware, Cutlery Tools &c
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NAVIGATION ON THE CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, March 1.-THE steamer City Of Hart
ford arrived this morning from New York, being
the FIRST boat of the season.
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a FOR RENT-A three story brick
MI dwelling. situated on Grace, between 18th and
18Th streets, containing rooms clos ots store Groom
brick kitchen. two stories. and tho usual back
buildings. all in rfec. order. gas city water and
culvert the PREMISE; the neighborhoei is lnex-
ceptionable, and - good tenant the rent will be
$500 per annum. Apply -
E "A CLOPTON,
NH l5-3t Corner of Wall and Franklin SITS.
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High Mater this day (9assddy) IA o'clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish. New York, mdse
and passsn gers, Ludlam d Watson
steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore
m ;se ID d W Currie.
mdse and pc yjsngeTs. III Tuttle
sohr Jas Brady, Hall, York, guano, Schaer.
Koh Ter Il Co :
schr john W Dodge. Daily. Boston fish ,Bridgtord
& Co.
schr Ann Eliza, Jones, New York, ice. John
Taylr.
SAILED,
st amer Virginia. Kelley, Philadelphia. mdse and
passengers, II futile.
schr Only Daughter, Bunnell down river, light.
scnr Chesapeake Trader, kiggin; Whining ton
Del lndse, w Colquitt Co.
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~ TO THE PUBLlC.-1hecE HL
1AsHb,criber takes this metho Of Ef@S8t-.
informing his friends aud the public generally that
HIRING STABLE, on 18th, between Franklin and
Grace streets. one square below the Old arket,
where he will be glaa to see his old acquaintance
and as many new ones an may favor him with their
patronage, with the srrance on his part that no
thi 1g shall be left undope that will add to the
fort and safety of STOCK entrusted to his care -
His groems polite and attentive. and his grana-
~ will always be supplied with the best the market
affords. GEO L EARNEST
Agent for Joseph Brummel
NIB will give my personal attention to the
buying and Eeng of HORSES and MULES for
those that may eutrust such matters to my ludg
ment nh 15-lm LIE.
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MARINE INrnx.n,aAwca.
RRIV ED.


PORT OF RICHMOND-MARCH IA, 1859.
High Mater this ddy (9ussidy) IA o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-15

OST-On Thursday last, on UDiop-
IL Hill near Union Station Church a plain GOLD
BRACELET The finder viii be literally rewar led
il lott ct this office. NH l3-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-15

KEROSIHE OIL LAMPS AT REDUC-
- ED PRICES.-A large supply of Kerosine Oh
Lamps, lust received at the China Store of
STEBBINS PULLEN
mn 10 No lnl broad at