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nruocRAr1c MEETING IN M1DDLEsEx.

~. r.,ti... Of the Democratic parry 81 Middle
-, ,,,,.y. held ~ the codGt ho'',r Oh "euEysl"i
~. ,.,i Vi'rcl. b::nr court DAY on motion 81 d.; j.
Nh Ey-,,,. Nr. Woyd-on I. &o9ay was eAi!ei %
,h. ,l,,;r and ". 4. Street WAS appointed secretary.
RI. .i.Ir,n,n ,ner eSvl'!mel :Ac object OF INC
.,..,,r, which VS. - nominate u rai'd'da'e "'e'
present tie county i: tho ne\t i."i'-'''"is, eco, ,o
Cd r. r. Montague rc"cd !h-' i eo'i,'.'fs 81
~ - :" ~. ,T, ,;hi.c, .u.n cnr~ii,:ai;"i' ana
~ ,u,urud 10 The L,.c:iuc II %s,..4oir pGr''" y 'e
.,uina,ipu, bu,. objection tc'n. riahc' r' "'.nu.s"
the motion and Proceeded ~ riahc n "'''."r'I
Bu. before duirIs ~. lie espresso! Ms Ie3's' ",H,,
CHAIR va, not Tor III" Present "c';';i'..n .! Wv
p.r,cu. u. TIA. circumstance ca:,cd h!u SOM e',
i,rru,,nru.. Upon this in;iutatien tre e!i'i'''I:'
retired. AID L. l.. Montague, Erti, w. Pr :.
place. CYl. Montague then ~ IL hE;v' c,.'P'.".'i"
rs address, presented the i:ii!G q! "o'TSo" y.
Nloo,iy, - u gentleman III ever! respect I -
lated 10 make a i'1!ihiG! i1Hd e!At'ei'
ci TIC .wO c~uui.lc-. ,L,
TN, u.uc, q, -.yera! other gentlemen wee 'ie'
.,vcraly ru. u. nomination, bu: ,lry prompt! Gle
a., cSnn;;r, the votes, NJ. Moody was a':r'! %
l,,y, received a large majority! nid declared may 40
! minated: an i. Oh m);'"i OF Or ii4'r'"' ~ "''''
un,:cr ~ declared unanimous.
TIN. ,.llnrir: resolution, wrra ,l"n a"'o1"': i'e'
seized ami aGnr.r''; 49,,
:, Th., ,j.Lt delegate, ircm each v.eeinc; D." ~
.,;,,r,i :, sacv, N Convention, "iih t!e ut'.E''.
HAM G!.scc.;.r and Mathew, NJ Mathew a3n.
iInn., Il. il, Apr: court. !ci The purpose q: n's'''"''
r Tnt :'ii@S.@: ], ne IL: Of 'slri-;,' a%pr d, /
From. the uFger r!>,r;ei-E ! Mo',aisr, ,s,,,a
IMy -, aII. L Ian Fleet. " 4. stree. j VI kyai''
'' Fs.'n .ir Midi Di,,n,: -loIm + Bri't9f. In"
ma, Iiy,ly, Ti.on., >:grc;. + ta"tiirrT'. ''f" :
Woo.Nati. & pa,i.. & L N:colson., " l. >e-'r; y
! From :t. Lowe. District !: i l."n.cr2i' u u
Sib!,,. J l. Biake. JOHN y Niles, JONI! " ''"'''
P;t. " ; Blackburn. y K Gra..
. Resolved. That any citizen - Miid.e>eH' WI"
mas h, rr.,,n, 3. he Cou:cnton, h" aGi!i@f!'-e .
ac: ~ u dclc.a,". ,,,.
5. Tia: tie proe,eiing- Q: his i"ee;in: DC pup
.;-hcd ia nj! thr Hiciiil:o'li. Democratic pai''S'
wOuD>)N &. MOODY, Chairman.
". \. STEEL. S%etretaiy.
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MR.. LErcHER's APPOINTMENTS

The Democratic candidate for Governor, MIR.
Letchcr, will address the people at the iollow'
ins places and dates:
Mercer, Friday, April |.
Monroe, Monday, April 4.
Lewisburg, Wednesday, April q.
IIuntcrsvillc. Apr, 9th
Beverly, April 18th
Weston. April 18th
Clarksburg. April 18th
philllppi. April 10th
Parkersburs, April l9tn
Wheeling, April Dist
Fairmont, April 23rd
Romncy. April Goth
MartinSburs, April 2stn
Charlcstown. April 2"th
Winchester. April 3oth.
Other appointments will be announced tins
week. Mr.. Gosgin is respectfully requested
10 meet Mr.. i.ctchcr at these appointments for
fair discussion.
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Revolution at ENTHUSIASTICALLY Important News
From Central Am erica.

New YORK, March 3U.-rhe steamer North.
crn Light, from Aspinwall, with dates to the
bed inst. and six hundred and seventy passen.
gers and Sl37, 600 in treasure from California,
arrived tonight.
Dates from Valparaiso to March lst bring &C.
counts Of another abortive attempt at revo!u.
ton on the 2Sth Of February. The battle
lasted four hours, resulting adversely to the
patriots. The American consulate was riddIed
with shots.
The revolutionary movement throughout
Chill was dangerously powerful and popular.
BY the English mail steamer there is impor.
tant news from Greytown. The United States
ship-of-war Decatur having anchored in q cove
near San Juan Del Sur, was taken for a fill.
clustering vessel, when the President, with 800
troops, took possession of the transit route to
prevent a landing. Being appraised Of the true
character Of the Decatur, he retrcated, destroy.
ing all the bridges in his course. Meanwhile
the French officers, with a small force, crossed
the lake to the river San Juan, and seized the
White steamers, and forcible imprisoned their
officers and crews They were not released
when the steamer left.
The forts of Castillo and San Carlos arc TO be
given up to Mons. Belly and his men for their
headquarters.
Three treaties negotiated by Sir Gore Ouse-
ley have been ratified.
The workshops and houses on Punta Arenas,
belonging to the Accessory Transit Company,
have been swept away by the sea.
According to the Panama Star, it was the
Nicaraguan Government officers who took pos.
session Of the American lake boats, which had
been abandoned to N. Belly.
The same paper reports all the Southern part
Of Chill in the hands of the Government
Tslca had been delivered up to the Government
without fighting; and the general opinion was
that in q month the country would be a. quiet
IS ever.
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n,cuuoNp EXAMINER"

wuor * current that the Richmond Eek
,,n;ncra will be made a daily paper very soon
under the editorial control of WIN. Old, Esq,
IL. State Senator from the Powhatan District
We have no means Of knowing whether the
r,mor be true or not, but the ~asscmblage OF
several prominent friends of Mr.. Hunter in the
city, FOR several days, would seem to indicate
tina, there was something in the rumor.
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For me Enquirer
Tn MANY VOTERS" OF CHESTERFIELD.

Common c~ourr,-y,u ~ vel -, 'i.e dicia:cr oi u near
luickly impressed Dy ANY sc; Of Aindnes'. deiNanl'
,r,n, r.,por:,. {, lie cal uadc h! yea upon NE. No
-, it.,v, II higher aurrcciatinn Of the compliment
OF: sch - call. anal ;ae -! :,;; ring 'S:n> N "!i'h
.o. Lave bc-. pleased - r.akc II. '!ian i"!'t''.. DIV
i,r r"",.,., freely expressed :, tho: II my if'cn!'
W.. n.um | Eav. tst =" "prrf;I".'! "i e'h.ei';'e
,ron H., ,tt.ie:. must De-, lr.ve 10 decline IL. dts
,tn.,;n. rr. oil :. b. conferred upon mc. VIII
nnn,..c,.l latitude 30 MANY voter an ":asr
lr.crI. for .ncr kind consideration of N! h"iiio.e
m.-,,. | r,maiu. Yer. respectfully. y"Gr', a.,
L. IIE:MET TArrX.
r.,--yr-r,,to q. March 18th, i-J..
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NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER.
'Cvrrc-pondcnce o! tAc Ricllil'lI EhIU's'l
Tuesday; o'clock L. ~, March -, l9''

iCvrrc-pondcncc o! the Richmond Enquirer
TvrspAY.a o'clock L. IL, March -, lo''.
Th. Stock Market. ~. = seurr,l thing, WAS heavy to-day
spI closed this afternoon A. some falling on ~ prices. l!ic
L.,yi.., REDUCTIONS were In New York, Central, uaiena "ha
Chicago, Roc. Island aud other Northwestern roa'' a,"e
l,,rd. were Quite steady, hnd Virginia 5= sold AZ :? M'1'
souri, and Te.nes.ce "a we're without Change "i mouleh
tn. money rIarke, continues 10 rule easy, WIN = eeon
SUNNY Oh market Fret cla-, paper - scarce. Inc siVV!vo
M, liz months. given Ter teas sol. lis: week, WAS I'll Iiseh
Iy o,r discount house. nj sprr-thins rEier FIX per cent
The hank returns. fr the past week, eSiAol' y ''ea'.
movement. The fol!pSiEg II u comparative s'tts'nrht VI
the condition q: tie Ne" York banks Tor 'e "eeN' H''"6
March - ard March 70:
March 70. March g.
tosn. f!.:. 5sI q.9 $l2I,.j! 2:3 Inc. sutt!s!
Ircnianon.... "l;,.IEa I~j,u,S,t,i Inc 60. HT,S
Net Depo,,i.... 5q,+il,;. s;t3iJ.!:? bee. 9,3Ii
1t VA. though: the Increase Of the specie reserve would
have been larger. With the rcceip; Of California gold ~
hand, IL is supposed that they would show some Increase
the coming week. ster! ling Exchange 4, In moderate de-
uanh I, luJ% L ivvi. the latter being a.. rxtrencligure.
Fr4ucs are ut Sl3H . jl2H.
The .IIrs Of Cotton to-day embraced 500 bales tihout
2,jyO OF which were In tran-iiul a. i2S = i2-. cents for
middlin: upl,nis. The SPECTATORS crowded cotton should
advance here Lc. Ia correspond with the Liverpool al.
vance, expected that ihrr would Uake "a per bale; bu,
- this advance had been, 20 some rN:en:, previously anti.
cipa,.d An -quivsl-n, rise could not br expected 20 take
place In this country; sc. the news was valuable 20 specula.
tinus ~ i: could no. even al Il %fn3irra:c rise here fL!! 10
SECURE large profits.
B~rrai,,ua, and provision, are without chang. Q, mo.
men,s. Domestic Exchange ar" without alteration. Land
Warrants are hrmly held Without mitch doing.
Business hs. been in;crfrrci With, TO sorI- extent, by a
steady rain, which has been falling nearly AL day.
IyioR-
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I.o,.,s, COURTHOUSE, March so, 1859.

Gcntlcmen-I sec from the proceedings Oh
the Democracy of Ilcnrlco and Hanover tnat
they have fixed upon the l4ih day Of April Tor
holding a Convention in this Congressional
District. That is the day upon which inc
.Judicial Election for the Court of Appeals taxes
place. and it will be very announcement Tor DC
i~cga,cs from Louisa and Goochland to attend.
| trust il :; Convention is to he called, thal
some steps will be taken to designate So'nc
other day, Very respectfully. o,nor
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- $
Err. tLk En-
The prac;icability Of o Convention in the Third
Congressional District

What's the difficulty; Why, during the
time IL. thing has been talked about, primary
meetings might have beri held all over the
District and delegates appointed. In favor Of
a convention, Hcnrico. Hanover and Richmond
have spoken. King William, | am informed
has. Chesterfield. | am assured. will. There
remains 10 he heard from Goochiaai. Louisa,
Caroline. THIS convention is proposed to be
held on the ltlh day OF April next. Seven or
ten days notice Of a meeting TO appoint DEE
rates Is MS good As seven or ten years. Let
prominent Democrats in tie three latter coun-
les call primary meetings az once. Tor the pnr'
bose indicated. Thus the practicab.lity.
"WgROSAScE"
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S@0ek&

Tue L.ynchburg Republican is "autno-
rized to announce Gen. q. G.. Clay = cani'ds'e
for the Board of Public Works in this District
subject to the Democratic District Convention
which is to assemble on the 2Sth Of April.
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page. & ! Till. c " wormley, " L Ay'c'., A + pao'
niry. " : Fon,nine, Vim Hill, J"c y Robins
On motion o: Mr.. Gregory, i: va. .ho
Resolved. Tina. any prn,oc!a: ii :hi: court! "n nJ
ma, be in K.clluond city Il, the time 81 h'!d'"G 'N'
convention, Lee authorized TO net ~ = delegate.
Resolved, Tina, the proceedings oil this meeting NC
forwarded 10 the Democratic papers OF iichmond 'o'
publication. ~
LEWIS LiTTLEPAGE, Chm.
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Convention in the Third Congressional District

1t will be seen from the Subloined letter
from Mr.. J. L. Gordon Of Louisa, that the l4tn
Of April, was not q judicious selection Is li''
is the day of the election in the Third judicial
Section. in which Louisa and Goocliand DOM
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CITY AND STATE NEWS,
STOLEN Goops TrgylyG CP.-The VA

STOLEN GooDs TURNING Cr.-The wsy 81,
,rar,sgressor is hard, whether hi, crime be a bg.,
or cheating the printer by no, paving Tor Ii. -,
paper. The la,,eri' set down as the eighth dva:
against morality.
Since the numerous, bar,l.ric-, m, lonz a,,,
tried IN Richmond. niLny o; the article, .t5,.
been coming - l:xt.t here AMI there in III, o..
O.y before Yesterday, Mr.. Christopher ". >as. :
Of Ch,re., Till. ali.c passing the !.;..c casI, :. -
Of John Mru.l. Oh Broad street. ~" .oinr;ais A., i.
he believed had been stolen IN Sd OF March ~,
grocery. He wcn; in, saw eo'no. with h.. osrpr,
sale marx thereon. aud .nrn,i:a;e.. had Mr.
rysi,l for RECEIVING stolen goods ami keeping d
knowing: hr same 20 have bten s'9le". TEES,
uppeurel Yesterday before the Mayor, with c..
Sn,i-, -: counsel. Saunders identified zone A. =.
cutlery. combs, &c, found in Mum. %::tal,s
mann,r IN whic! he obtained them, AND, c,g.s,-i.
ly. gave bail TO answer the charge before Il, T.,
llT,t'ug, Court.
The value Of the good, stolen from .he ..s,. ;,
hou-. Of Sir. Sauuicr-, ON nigh: o: March %, :.
abou. $tyg.
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YouS1 RlcnaoSp IN PErEEsBrRG.-rhe
,.r-bnry papers announce the arrival. on foot, o.
mouH, They have been placed in jail TIL c4!e4
The ilvrni.ys we've on their way 10 etn.gF-;s
Pik,'n PIX.
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INCIpIrNr ~rnNSI.Mp11nS

IRON IN: Erv. ii. walsh, Missionary OF the Presby;e.
Ran Board OF Foreign Mi-cions At Iu;t-gurh, North Liza,
dated
SEvBcR1, y. y. Oct. 20. 1856.
Da. y. JArSE-pear Sir Your EXPECr0RAST and
~CARHlNATl'E BiLSAM were very u,e!u! TO Us. and
were TIE ciean. under Providence Of curing q case Of
incipien: Consumption, All also Of Cholera, which had
been pronounced !ncurible by Competent medical men.
The ALTERNATIVE aLo entirely oyercoHes the :ender.
ey 10 spleen. so common and fatal among the natives.
Yours, &c, J. }. WALSH.
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Observation-Disclosures. Goodwin and Pau
Petersburg. the Senatorial electors, in,crd'oa!.'
their fellow citizen. i, Brandon Church. P"
George county, ON Saturday next.
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MARINE NEWS.
pOKT oF RICHMOND. MARCH 81, iSy
ui.u HAEEh ms DAY AZ -. O'CLOCK.

ARRIVED.
Bris Angola. Hall. Matanzis, sugar and molassrt.
Rr. schr Emery. King. Halifax. hsh.
Schr l.eiins,on, Clark, Kockport, ice.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia, nd.e and pas.
scugrrs.
schr Or 0asi.. Kenirick. Halifax, four and corn.
Schr A.. L. Hopkins. Ailsbury. down the river light.
Schr Carrie, North, down the river light.
Sehr II. 4 u. Nisitc. -, dova ihr river light.
Schr K II kcrup, Holland. Philadelphia, nii,e.
NORFOLK, MLgcm 3i.--Ths ship Agan-mnop. which
went ashore ! :s days since On curri,uck Beach, j. going
10 pieces, ard viii h: 4 total loss. 4 portion VI her cargo
will he saved IN y damaged condition.
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Masonic Celebration for the Bsnsa. Of the Mount
Vernon Laiies' Association.

We lay before our readers the following cor
rcspondencc. from which it will be seen that
the Masonic Fraternity, Of this city, have invi.
ted that eloquent divine, the Rev. Jas. ID.
McCibc, Of Baltimore, TO deliver IAN address
on the Masonic character OF Washington" on
Thursday evening, the Tth Of April next, at
the Mechanics Institute. The proceeds Of the
lecture will be paid over to the managers of the
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, aud we feel
satisfied that it is only necessary to make this
announcement, apart from the gratiticition
Of hearing lecture Of the most interesting
character, to secure q crowded audience. The
several Lodges of the city will be present,
accompanied by the Richmond Commandery of
Knights remplar, acting as escort. The pro-
gramme of the procession, &C., will be made
known in due time:
RlcnNoND, March 10Th, 1859.
Rer. jus. D. .NcCtbe, u. h.:
Wor. Sir and Brother We desire TO make
an effort in favor Of the Mount Vernon Ladies'
Association" and for that purpose. propose to
give q public demonstration, by a Lecture on
"Washington as a Mason" the tickets to he
sold at such price as may be deemed proper
Now. dear brother. will it suit your convenience
and views Of the scheue TO lend us Your ser
vices as orator on the occasion and if 50, will
you be good enough to name an carly day?
With the highest regards, We arc fratcrnally
yours,
WILLIAM L. MAuLE, Master No. 10.
JOINS W. BRASsFoRD, Master No. IL.
WILLIAM u. lsAAcs Master No. 81.
JonN h. BosnsH, Master NJ. 81.
CHARLES z. SNoDGRAss, Master No. 90.
BALTIMORE, March IS, 1859.
To Wor, VIM. L. Mule, Jno. ". Brum.tord,
VIM. H. Isiaes, Jao. IT, B,sher and Chas.
Z ~Saodgra.s:
Wor. S,rs and Bros. Your very fraternol
favor, of the 10th inst, was duly received. and
| hasten to say. that | most heartily approve
the plan You propose to adopt, in aid of the
laulablc and patriotic efforts Of the ladies'
Mount Vernon Association" To secure TN.
homc of Washington, as a national possession
Such an undertaking deserves. and should
receive, the warm and hearty CO operation OF
that ancient and honorable Paternity, to winch
Washington was sincerely attached while
living, and which, now that he is lost TO sight.
chcrishes his memory among its most revered
jewels.
It will afford me pleasure to contribute my
humble aid in furthcrance of your purpose, by
delivering my Lecture on 'the Masonic charac-
ter Of Washington recently pronounced in
this city, in aid Of the same cause, at the invi-
tatUn OF the Fraternity.
would name Thursday, the Tth April, as
the time most convenient to me, in view OF my
numerous engagements, and hope it will equal
~ SUIT Your convenience.
Truly and fraternally yours,
JAMES D. McCABh
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Mn. II. V. GRAvEs-For nine years thi'c g
,leman La, been cn.a,ei as agent on TIE ro''-o-
rou,, between Richmond and DanvNe-tsr
which ,ime. he has worked pnnctually and dii:.-
nj hi. dn,ie.. We notice TIA; he has recent!
.i.ncd the appoiutmen; vita a view OF erS'..t:
NOR. lucrative employment. Nr. Graves u s''''
rd hy Mr.. ". ". Ayerett. Tie saIa'!! or DDS 70
il. S.ni 1tr anbria.
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BLEEDING Up TIE LUNGS.

Ayis.vitlg, Va, Jan. !, l3Js.
DR. Jtrs.-Dears Sir :-lu the year 1910 l wa, 10 very
bad health, which s;.iibut j 70 teaching school the pre-.
v'ous year. VA. attacked with lI.norrhsze lEl.ed!ng, o.
the Lungs. but, after using one hoill. of your EXPECrO-
RANT, ! vas relieved. ami have rot had an attack since. |
have also given She same meiic!a- to chillr-a fo- the
Whnnr!ng Cough. and have always found /. 10 be- II e--s.
advantage In mitigating The disease. aud enally rCec.ins .
cure. THOMAS II ROIIISS
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p,.ro,s ,yp Bow,E Ks.vss.-W. !,

:hink that il j. tie advent: OF that u,;rs-cnucs =,
Capt. Trav;,, III or midst, tina, has caused - a..
,,i.,o,. :.iny-ot a, las been heard recently IL -.
i,G- vourly mvu .ac fast growing into q aas,
.arr,:,.u weapons aaor; gown. H. regularly <
y,r. tooth pick, - 3c used wien idea, "ere ~.
and ,,,,;i..ng else to Do ioNc utter rscL meal.
! ,cn iay- 40 W. -" II !oa;l On Man Il, .
viii hi. hand funding in his pamtaloo', rw.
.rIioul,. hy Startled h;n."!! and the crowd h.
;,,l explosion. proceeding 'soiutlc sad poke, .
.,i.,ol wen, or--ti.c ball .'rrck ,ne pat,mc.., !.
RAIN, .!nus h.. l,gamL almost rc'icirA.u, III. =.
rhr ynu:h tnol the "in-trlnlcnt' "uI .! one p...
arJ -, !, into another and went oE.
Snnrl individual, nri-: possess Tie bump o: ~,
c....ry disturbances very largely d~,'r.-,
,b,u: O'Clock Yesterday morning some svi. /,
,n,o : ,.,, near the imcri,a;i Hotel. One p4-.
or. \ bowie kni:c anG Vnea pistol. The piss. o..
ci away end the other Parry, II seem', ca: a..
lear.ny some -, III, goods behind han. 4 a.As j.,
in, by shortly after picked ny a handsome u.
k,if. upp:. tie handle %! which Was - Grcck'.,r.
ion aai al English one .a.ins Il am tine, a1:.q
II. lac, ot:hv good blade being ,ha> icl: D.us,. q
,c, hr,nkc,. ;rseuc,, on The par; q. IL. owner 8: 4.
r.c-bur Circumstance, alter cases. Men Nh e
-,.!i-h cold steel .ni:h, no, iuncy io. lead. 2;
rar.. we Jc,-cra.e The u>e Of both ~ .u!- cn.. =
~ arc q; n~ine'crn c~cn;isie, g! Christian exrra,s
lad moral (! progress.
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FIrs1 or ArEL.-To.day is ST. Fco'>d
therefore We wioh our readers the cornplins,'sd;
s,osou.
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March 70. March g.
tosn. az: ,5s..q.9 Sl2,,,j! z.3 Inc. sIG5?s!
Ssrcniauon.. 80. "I;Ss.EA 1j,uS,G.i Inc HT&.S
Nc, Depo,,t.... 5g,iil,i.3 s5,3il,2:? bee. 9,.5A
THE COMING WHEAT CROP.

Col. johnson, Of thc New York State Agricultural
Society, Ia. made the t,llo~inc estimate Of the com
para:irc yield Of the si.oa; crop eli l.59 and !S59. in
tic United States:
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~ BGRHAyE,s HOLLAND BITTER

Another Instance Of the efficacy Of Burhav-, ioll
Btier,.
y. VI. PoindeI,er, at The Unlon oGee, sep,cns,: Z
1885,, says
Some weeks since being seriously affected with pal, /
uneas!nr,s ~ the stomach, loss 81 appetite, and al <
strong symptoms u dy-prp.i~. | was induced 20 Try y
HOLLAND BlrrERS, AMI ] feel !, but an act Of Ja"I
the article. ~ vel! rs Tor the good ~ those Who MAY sr
fccied wiki Ike d.r.ng-ment o! III. stomach, 90 STAT, :
the use Of one sii.gle bottle Of this medicine provtd6
ca!culshle benefit, having freed the stomach from al "
Of depression, and remoy-! every symptom 81 iytp,"
! would al," remark, that two other members Of ny az.
who we're afflicted IN Is similar manner with m,,,k. ~
entirely relieved NY thu Use of q single bottle each.
Sold 10y NIL thu Druggists throughout the STATE.
March 2s-lw
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po,rrcAl.-I.ast~e evening, the African Oh

POIIrICAl.-LastcV tHIHE, 1IV .iTTICdII Val'
was crowded :, hear q friendly discussion q.
,;Iaal merits. principles and acting cai'cs 5s;a.
,Lr,. Demo .r..t!c volunteers 90 rcprcseiI; III, ts:'
- rou,r,.>. .Ird.e Ca-kie and Mr. DEAN.
nr.:.i points win rim and energy, and W
Tb,u:.. .lucii.,vd Democratic principle III GEM
Tho intended contention WILL settle upon a ntz
10y Ahoisc divided mast fall, Therefore. !: e
l.. ltd ... harmony. integrity ',ni ,"..s sle
r,l>, hc hep. in oGr pr:n"cri;ic raiik- ";
"n.,riuy into A ,kc:rh e what We SAW 81 tie -.
,i,: las, ni,t.,. We c.n say ;ha; the rnthi.ia';.: 4;
-. H., meeting Was IN favor pt Judge tnsAic.
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DEMOCRACY OF KING AND QUEEN.
DIED,

The Democrats of King and Queen county a'
orc.,yd 10 meet II. ucAt April Court for the Fri
Of organizing the parry IN approaching r].ee'"n'
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Brpyonu NoNlSArioSs.-The Opposition
Bcifo.d county. on Monday last. r~e-noninA'et {
q. \. Mingled aui Dr.. e. l.. Brown for the H.
Dr.cgnle..
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DIED. in New York en- Saturday, the e6th Msrah, 4
FAYETTE ROBINSON. aged Il yrars. The dees.,s:
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he ENPECT0RAST Is prepared only by DR.. D. JANE 4
son, Philadelphia, and l. for sale by P Johnston 4 Bro.
Purcell, Ladd / Co., and o. A. strrcker. Richmond, Va.
March 3l-3t
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OxLyTwo NrGnrs MoRE WITH THE fLoRrsc.
Tho. e~xc,!icn. comedians, Mr. and Mrs. F.or..
will appear ;o-,i.l, and tomorrow n.ln: , or-:i
,.r. \, t!.ry ~. :, hc',cc g. Great Britain, IL
he wear, before nur citizens .la!i have tie pIG'.
81 ser: t!!etm again. Embraec the present oir-
,ti.y
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LAR TACMPETS. CONVERSATION Tubes, Ear Cor
~ neu, and silver inr!s!bis Audcles, for deafness. A fal
supply Just 10 hand. Por sale by
April +. JOHNSTON 1 BRO, Dru:rLu.
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Tho reserycd sections were thus made to sen lot
an amount equal to what the whole %oula naae
brought a, the Government price. lie also IT,
ferred to Judge Caskie's support oil the ~
co,np,on bill which committed him fully TO tue
.Jud,e Caskic again added some remarks
with the greatest good feeling and the discus
sion closed.
Although it was late, a Democratic meeting
was held ito appoint delegates to Convention
which, from the limited number Of persons
present, | should suppose, would give uiieer'
."., r ,ha co,,n,v \ LooKEg Ok.