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Extra Session of Congress

The Washington press speak of the extra seq
sion as an inevitable event. The Post Office De.
partment it appears, Is six millions of collars in
srrcers, and 1t is considered utterly impossible
TO maintain the service without an appropriation.
There are hundreds of small contractors to whom
the Department owes sums averaging, II is sup-
posed, 5000. Their means are limited. and to
unable them to comply wth their contracts to con.
yey the mails, they must have their money. SO
Congress must come back, to do what they have
left undone, If they eau possibly quit their poiti-
cal schemes long enough. and bring themselves
seriously and earnestly to work for that purpose
There lie one consolation in the xigency and tina,
III, If the Federal Legislators are compelled to re-.
turn to their unfinished labors. they get no more
pay for 1t than if they had nished them decen,ly,
and in good time be fore the adiournm emit.
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The Chlnchona Tree

letter from G. r. Buckeew, of the United
States Legation at Ecuador, to DIR. Leidy, of Phil
adelphis, calls attention to the expediency OF
growing the Chinchona tree in this country. He
has no doubt that it would flourish in many parts
OF the United States. 1t grows at elevations Of
six to eight thousand feet In Ecuador, at tempe
raturs of sixty to sixty-six; but Humboldt decar-
ed that comparison OF the climate of those re.
sions with others, was unsatisfactory. The seeds
are sUall and may be sent by letter The English
are endeavning to transplant it to India. The
seeds sent to England have been propagated
there, and the plants forwarded to India In glass.
covered boxes with what success is not yet known.
Mr.. d. j. Browne, of the Patent Office, who is
paying great attention to all matters relating to
the Introduction of plants and geeds from abroad
has determined to make an effort to introduce the
Chinchona into this country 1t is known that
this tree supplies the celebrated Peruvian bark SO
valuable as a tonic
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or rnn rlcu~oSp pnLr p''fArcH,

Noxyotx, March ID, 1902,
burglary was committed on Union Msyey
night. The ieweiry establishment Oh ", "a
was entered by forcing open the bsos "inu 49, 80
one valuable silver watch. which haa hos uena -
cured, for the night, WAS stolen Tue Iu =.
markah,e feature conpee ted with thfs ekpioh w.
TINT while there was lot Of valuable Jaweiry sS.
nosed. and perfectty accessible, nothing nae .ns
watch was stolen, nor Was anything els, dstatnea'
white and negro man we're arresseu Io'
ing in suspicious proximity 10 store on tne
wharf which WAS found open by the watohmen.
The Maycr will Investigate the case TO. Day.
The United States District Court took up the case
of libel against the bark Julia Dean yesterday
The Graud Jury having refused to find true OH
against the officers OF that vessel u Ia FAIR 10 pre-
sumo that they will be used as witnesses by the
defence. All Of yesterday was occupied in taxing
the deposition of Lieut.. Braae. The case wiiioecu'
py the Court the balance of the week.
la the case of the Uuited States, VS. the bark W.
q Lewis, in which Judge Halliburton decided In
favor OF the owners OF the bark, the Unted States
Attorney has given notice that he will take al ape
peal, coaseq uentiy, the bark remains in the cnsso
dy of the United States Marshal.
The Democratic party meet at Ashtahu has
Tint Rsday night, for the purpose OF nearing lhe 10
port of the committee on organization.
At a meeting of the Board OF directors on 'n ~
Bank of Virginia. held this morning, Mr.. "m' "
Baguaii wa, elected cashier to I'LL the vacancy o.
casioned by the death of Col. r. W. Bowden Jul UT
Bag aal has been a clerk in this institution 10. ..
years and IL we'll calculated to I'll the impofsh'
post.
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william and Mary SoiIegc-Prof
Rodgcr's Lecture.

Ia the notice, In Yesterdays Dispatch, OF the
forthcoming Lecture by Professor VS.. B. RopGERs,
for the benefit of William and Mary College,
there was mistake as to the night Of the Lees
.u,e. 1t is ixed for Friday night next, at S
o'clock, st the Mechanics Institute. No popular,
scieneifo lecturer of the day can more thoroughly
interest the general audience than Professor R.
Apart from the attractions OF the Lecture. the
wide interest felt ia the effort making to rebuild
q venerable institution, whose history is SO init
Irateiy blended with that of the State, should
hriBg together large audience. In this cause
we'll calculated to excite the patriotism aud
public spirit OF Virslnians, Professor Rodgers IL
heartily enlisted, and in the course of his Lecture
he will no doub: make strong appeal In Its
behalf
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ssg- ARTIFICIAL TsErH-THs Cgxo

ESy ARTIFICIAL TEETH-IHE CHICO
PLASTIC PaeoEss.-G W JONES, DENTIST. having
purchased the exclusive right for the above
mode Of making TEETH, and alter asing and test
ing it in the most difficult cases. tphsre other mates
had Jtte is entirely satisfied If as absolute sapert-
or1ty over the gold, silver and platna method can,
therefore, with confidence, recommend 1t to all no
desire full partial sets OF teeth and especial
~ TO such may be diSSatisfed soith those Uey are
oto using In this process, all of the objections to
the gold plate are remoyed-the suction beiR9 per.
feet secures comfort aud stability to the t and the
teeth being enbeded in the metal. the food s excln.
ded from upper er between them; they are there.
fore, cleaner, smoother, andin every respect better
In consequence Of the perfect sdaptation of the
plate to the mouth, and the suction thereby Sc
cured, he can insert teeth Gittoat clasps
fit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by these standing highest in the profession.
North and South. testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire TO see
them. The old plates OF those wishing TO exchange
the old method for the new. will be taken in part
pay. Will of course, make teeth on the old mode
or those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done and teeth ez-
racted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. jaT-Iy
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NEW YoaK, March "A Cleared, schrs Yorktown.
Woglam. City Point; Horizon, Jarvis, Petersburg.
and Halves. Mason, Richfnona
BY TELFgRaPH
HAMPTON ROADS, March 18th, 1859 go rhs brig sr
ampier, Kelley, from rom hrero, with Quano ha.
just arrived. shespase. March the lat in iatitnSe
% deg 81 nin long Go deg ~ min. bark Lucv Ann
Aickles. II eaport. from Hong Kora, China lSi
dsvs out. bound 10 New York March 18th. sposn
In lat % deg: long 4deg IS min, bark Caralo Of N
York, hound sonth
The hip Carolus aenus. Tat lor tes DAYS from
Callao. with guano, 10 alsoin tia Roads On the
2ih Dec. she fell 10 with ship Giyian Pennin gton.
rudder, and was leaking badly: aid By her NATL
morning and took off captain. officers and crew II
in number This was In Ion 70 deg ii min w LAT "a
deg s. min g. On the 9Th Jan. exchanged signals
with French bark Flora, bound sonth. On sOth
JAM exchanged signals with Bremen ship shaks-
prare. "a days, from New York. On Feb 9Th, ex.
changed signals with English bark Lord Hardinge
saue day, si9palled English bark George o Rich.
ard. from Cadis. bound South, which wished TO b
reported Feb 6th. smoke ship Chas Hill. from Cal
lao. bound t, Charleston G. Feb 2Dth. sew brig
Robt Fisher. bound North. March 9Th. spoke
ship Eston MAJ. l73 days from Manila, for Bcsson
In lat 80 deg 42rnin W Ion es deg IS min w.
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WASHINGTON, March Is The Secretary OF the
Treasury has notified the successful bidders ior
the late loan that no deposits VIII De requir-
ed ut present, but leaves it optional WIN tnsn.
The subiect of an extra scssion was considered,
but moi decided, In the Cabinet to-day
The Grand Jury has not yet concluded the ex"
animation Of the witnesses in the sickles case:
Judge yEspasMN ELLIS, late of Va, and editor
Of the American Organ here, died yesterday Of
dropsy. aged o. He once represented this com
,ry in south America In diplomatic capacity.
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ePHCIAL Mo7ICB0.

TCuaE roe DYsPEPsrA.-The puoilc
will bear In mind that Bakers Celebrated Prsm.nm
lof Dyspersia that has ever been efered to an sme
rican public As an evi ience Of this fact the rre
prietor has now In his possession nnmpet o. CERT.
found speedy relief from this annoying disease, AZ
ter various other remedies have proved unsuccsss
tions Diarrhma, Summer Complaints OF children
Sour stomach, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, ana
other diseases arising from impure blood. depihty
and disorders of the digestive organs these Btters
have no equal. To be had of all Druggists in the
city of Richmond, and elsewhere in Virginia.
NH
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THE PARAGUAY EXPEDI TON.

New YoEK, March l1.-Buenos Ayres dates are to
Jan. 23d The U. s. Squadron was at Panama on the
10th Commissioner Bowling and Commodore
Shubrick had an interview with President Urs
quiza of the Argentine Confederation, who subse-
quently went North, it is supposed, to cffer his
good offices to President Lopez. Hopes of peace
are more general. In Buenos Ayres, 1t is thought
Lopez will yield
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~ FcoYoMY rs WEALrH.-Persons

&C. ECONOMY IS WEALTH.--Persons
who have WATCHES and CLOCKS ont Of order.
and wish them made to keep GOOD TINS. can have
them repaired 80 per cent CHEAPER than Is charged
on 18th street. between Maiu and Bank streets,
nearly opposits uoddiu's Hall. Watches Cleaned
and WARRANTED to keep good time for ONE YEAR, for
sl5o Other work in proportion. Jewelry neatly
Repaired and male to order at short notice.
B.-Business hours from NJ to III.
IS-9tH
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TuE DTSp A TIC II.
MoKN'Nt'. sAHC lHl. Ip. ~
u.mox.l or the Bars y"
River.

.~ns for several years ~
-. :. as.nen the river. Icy the feaao'" -
-. -. bar, below the Falls, wh'ca "a'e 80 '&
.,.,.,x oh.,rueted our commerce in W.. a"
rionsis oo'' -, Government has aided by some
'a3i ',s',.,,r,Ions. traing indeed, compared
s sas" Iavishcd upon osher rivers,
s...sst.i,y upon the Hudson. The work has
-" @-.o..sa so wiy, aud go far as the chief bar At
ne e.,cs some Ave miles below the ethyl IL con-
..rn.d. the accumulation OF sand has almost de-
.r,xea navigatioa Of ell the advantages of the
apers.ions of the Dredging Machine. There Is
row bat little more water on that bar, than there
was before any attempt had been made to remove
IL.
Some progress has been made, however, IN
another important object, aud that Is the TemoVai
Of tbs large rocks jnst below Rockets, which
we're very much Ia the way of vessels, and which
seriously damaged some that came In
contact with them.
Nevertheless. the work has gene on slovly-the
real advantages obtained are not very great-and
the impression made upon the bars has been al-
aost efysced by subsequent deposites. This con-
tiitiou of things may we'll suggest the enquiry
whether II 10 not as we'll to suspend operations
altogether, unless they are prosecuted with more
energy aud effect. That the rocks and bars
should be removed 10 a matter OF the highest i'm
rorsauee TO the CONNER Of this city; but to do
this, the force employed should be sufficient to
accomplish the work in reasonable time. Once
achieved, by proper exertion, it will be matte,
Of comparative ease and economy TO keep down
the aecumuistions from the depositss Of sand al
different points below the falls.
We learn that there is proposition made by a
reliable contractor with regard to the removal oil
the rocks below Rockets, that is entitled to the
consideration of the City Council. That body will
hold meeting next Monday, at which it will bt
discussed. 1t is understood tina: an appropriation
of some thirty thousand dollars will be needed fol-
this purpose. The city cannot better appropriate
money than to the object OF deepening the chan
mel of the river The question is one really of VI
tai importance, involving the prosperity-nay, all
most the very existence of our trade.
1t is to be regretted that, in view OF the urgency
Of this improvement, and indeed of others that
demand the public means aud energies, the City
Cosneil should have reduced the taxes and dimn
shed the resources Of the city at time Of all
others when they are needed most.
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7ELEGRAPHTU NEWS.
F0R TAX .DlsPArCH.'
FROM MENICO,

NEw ORLEANS, March 1.-THE mails by the Ten
res &c confirm the success of the Liberals. Inc
Reac,oaists were beaten back by an inferior force
Mramon was reported TO be retreating back on
0rfzabs. Only 500 troops are left In the cry on
Mexico. The news of the intended action OF tne
Government at Washington had greatly encour-
aged the Liberals.
The q. 8. sloop.of-war Savannah had arrived AZ
Vera Cruz The English and French feet were
harassing ~ the movements OF Jdarez.
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FAIRBANKS SCALES
ARE THE LEGALtIED STANDARD,

FOR CORRECT WkiGHr.
lr,psuit scich arose from, discrepancy q we'ght
bet,csen one Of fairbanks Scales in use by the Bnlf
more and Ohio Rdilroad Company and one e. an.
other manufacturer. ,Is recently T1e0 an me tWrt
Of C .H,paon Pleas Baltimore The case 0cc.tp@f the
Court feo dags and JttiQe JSdT$hdH. IN detireTing
his decision stdted as the result Of the enldence mat
the accuracy Of Flirb0nhS' Sales aoas esobttShef
beyond all question.
EXAMINE YOUR SCALES.
IAN INCORRECT SCALE WILL KNAw TIE VERY vITALs
OUT OF ANAPPARsNTLY Prosperous BUSINESS
Test your Scales thoroughly, and If found incor.
rect throw them aside and buy one Of Fairb anks
celebrated Scales, the universally acknowledged
standard for correct weight.
WORD OF CAUTION.
The 1relea1ned reDutatioa Of these Scales taS IN
acpd the renders Of imperfect and lc9rteSs balances
10 Offer them as "fdirbdnES Scales" and purChS@fs
hare taereby in many instances, been s~'9ecte" 10
fraud and imposition.
They can only be hal in Richmond of CLARK
SON. ANDERSON IL CO, No 100 Main street, VINO
are the agents, aud who keep constantly on hahd-
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
UNTON OR FAMILY SCALES
GROCERS' SCALES
D0RMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EVEN BALANCES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver at short notice
WHEAT OR HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
coal DE tLERS' AND FARMERS SCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALES
RAILkCAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
wEIGH LOCK SCALES
NH lem
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n@E- LIVERPOOL AID LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE CoMrAN,.

VUU.
Invested in the III tied States over Sd go
ALL DIRECTORS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
ENGAGEMENTS OF TIE COMPANY.
We respectfully ask attention to the security Of
fered by the LIVERPOOL aud LONDON INSURANCE
CoMPANY to its Policy holders in its large CASH
CAPITAL and investments as stated above.
The large capital and income Of the Company Gu
able it to take lines convenient to parties requiring
large amounts of Insurance.
In addition to the ordinary mode Off Insurance this
CLmpanr Issues PERMANENT Policies. On the pay
merit of TEN ANNUAL PREMIUMS. property is thence
forth permanently INSURED. The PoL!CY can be can
celled at any time, and the premium will be return
ed less per cent.
This Com pany will make Insurance against loss
of RrNTs BY fire. on new and most liberal pgiuci-
pie. =, -
Under the Policy of this Company. all CLAIMS are
psd upop presentation of satisfactory proof of less.
without abatement or dedncti0H for interest. AID not
az is ususi SIXTY DAYS after presentation OF proof.
WORKMAN Il YATf, Agents.
100, Main street, few doors above the
,,b lA-d%s Post Office
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H..
orlhAtic'-fhe opera season OF Msretzek at Ha.
sAha mas proved failure, and the troupe has dis.
0aeded' Miss Ada Phillips and Mad. Mare,zek
$40 some olhsr OF the inferior performers. arrived
AZ onafieston, Saturday, 10 the Isabel. with tbs
pe"e. ana chorus letter in the Savannah Re.
i1D"osn gives an account Of an ovation 10 Mai
".sne'' on the occasion OF her beneat:
.,s ~ 10y was every seat aud place in .be th.a.
~ @nieh hainan being could be eran.,ss's
nsassa aaa paid tor, but Subscription vss ,ss
ava sss snsm. which amounted 10 between ten
mn. ssss . snaassnd dollars. with which eost,x
AZ opssA sns Vas conveyed in splendid sas,i.1
asssn oy eight vhits horses, scoomnsassd
s0oiss ~ gentlemen, each bearing 4 iar.s ~, "
ssrcn, Ike csnqasring hero TO the ria ~ ~
as,1aas OF Psiatino At the csyro. Distant abnns
.nsss miles from this city, where splendid ann
s naa pen prepared, Of which large nambsr
= gsssH psfteoks complimentary speeches ! nj
.Fsssss ssfs Iaasss, and shs wkols affsis pss.sa
~ l.esi jayoasiy. p"e''s
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THE CAPTURED SLAYER.

New YORK, March ia SLAYER was captured
off Porto Rico In February, and proved to be the
bark Majestic. She had over 1000 negroes on
board Collision is charged between an Ameri-
can captain and the owner, who made his escape,
and the authorities, by which the negroes landed
AZ Humacoa
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The TcIeErauh Unit

me newspaper public will look with some in.
terest to the trial that II is to come off soon in
the suit fer SANDER, brought by Mr.. D. II. CRAIG,
against the celebrated F. Oh. SMrrR, who is con
nected with moro schemes-social, political, 4 nan
ciai, and scientifc-than any man of bis time IL
Is alleged that Smith charged Craig with c,ippiu.
The Telegraph wires, aud Craig sues for this as a
libel, laying bis damages at $4,000 II Is cop,ec.
f.ired that the trial will unvei some remarkable
fhings, especially with regard to the telegram
system OF the Associated Press.
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Northern Marketable TELEGRAPH

BALTIMoRE March l5.-Flour dull Howard Street
S. 81: Ohio S. Is. Wheat firm and buoyant white
sl.75@l.95. Corn dull; white 7l@7Sc; yellow $40
e. cents.
New YORK. March l5.-Weather rainy. Cotton
ern reported. Corn dropping and nominal Spirits
Turpentine lc lower. Rosn steady at $l.721. Rice
dull. Stocks steady; Va IS 9S.
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ARREST OF A SUPPOSED roRGER

Boston. March ia man under the assumed
Dams Of Osborne, has been arrested here, suspect
ed of the forgeries on Paul Hinton of Petersburg,
and Enders & Sutton ofRichmond
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%HARTsHonHg's CURE-ALL--
THE GREAT PAIN ANNlRILATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sT0M
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
ID A N

AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sT0M-
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED By A CHEMIST.
BorrLEs AZ, IS and 80 cents aud one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept In
all families in of accidents sudden sickness
~ It frequently in less time than 1t requires to
get q physician.
It cures pain in any part of The system and is used
externally and internally.
-HARTsRORNEsC UREALl. cures Rheumatism
Neuralgia and Chilbiains.
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HAkrsHORNE'S CUREALL cures Pains In the
Limbs, SIDE Back. Breast, Teeth and Rars.
TRANSFORMERS CURE-AL Ill cures Hpraius
Bruises. scalds. Burns and Frosted Feet.
HAhTeH0RNES CUREALL cures Pains In the
Fest and swelling Of the Jeints
hAkTSHORNES CgRE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
nom Gold, and Ague In the Breast
.HARTsH0RNES Qua ALL il good for DYspep-
an, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
. whenever you have Paia, usc the CURE ALL, ~
= acts upon the Nerves. Muaes, 6inews, BLOOD and
Bones and, by it, warming electromagnetic power.
expeis all pain from the system. Get . bottle and
The above medicines % be had ct al Drug Stores
III richmond Norfolk, Petersburg and all towns In
sirgfntA. ~ tA--Am
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H. Nav SPRING Goops.-My first
supely of SPRING GOODS, have already arrived,
and embraces, besides tho usual large variety Of
TRIMMiAG3, many novelties of tho season. Hav-
ing been early in the market and with the advan-
t4ge of new and unbroken stock, to select from,
have succeeded in obtaining the choicest and most
desirable styles i'm sorted; and am fully warrant.
ed in saying that one who wishes to buy will
leave my store unsupplied HIRSCH
NH 7-im& 209 BROAD at
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iii TO CASH BUYERS OF HATS

fkAA AND CAPS-The subscriber infarms his
friends and the public generally that he is in re-
seipt of his Spring stock of
HATS AND GAPS,
whieh embraces all the varieties suited to whole
sale and retail trade.
Country merchants who wish to purchase for
cash, will find it to their interest to examine my
stock before making their purchases great bar
gains can be had and to my retail customers,
have to say. that have all the styles of Hats
and Caps to which respectfully invite their atten-
ton. JOHN THOMPSON,
mn to-lm 81 Main st.
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GEO. M. WEST.
VI las MAIN STREET,
OFFERS FOR SALE
THE METHODIST:
INCIDENTS AND CHARACTERS FROM LIFE
IN TIE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.
MIRIAM FLETCHER.
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY


REV w. P. STRICKLAND, ID. D.
Intgo handsome l2no. Volumes. Price $500.
The scene of 1.-THE Methodist" is laid mostly IN
Virginia with occasional change to Baltimore
and the characters are such as may be expected in
these localities. The hero barry Bradford-a young
ardent Methodist preachers brought up in the
house Ct his grandfather. of the real old Vir-
ginia gentlemen. aristocratc and hospitab!e; and
we are frequently charmed with the author q accu-
rate picture of plantation life The negroes are
faithful affectionate genuine darkies of the true
Virginia stamp.
these pioneer preachers is unwritten euJ what hss
b en- made matter of historic record only exists IN
frapmentary sketches This book embraces part
of that history. and like Scotts 'Oid Mortality"
which 80 thriingy describes the labors sufferings
conflicts OF the scotch Coyenapters it will be read
with interest by all wao love to dweli upon the
heroic achievements of the pioneers of the cross
We he state rot to say that Christian, Of what
ever denomination can rise from the perusal OF TINS
book without realizing a QuickeDing OF spiritua
emotion and no Methodist can read il without tee
iIfk re-awakening of the zeal and Devotion that
characterized the early ministers and members OF
the church. mn ib-ls
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

~ TO "MANY v0TERs'--Tne unas sa,rr
oompslIsd e. decline the call m sds uron n,n y
MAsr worms Ia the DISPATCH % yssa.snsert
become a candidate for the ofiss e, sc amrrTER.
of the City Gas Works. JANE
4 IL
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RI FAIRBANKS Scales.
WAREHOUSE,
No. log Main Street, Richmond, IA.

A uniforg, standard OF Weights and A correct sps
tenn of weigh hing are subjects claiming the attention
of every individual in tee country.
correct Scale is just arbiter between buyer
and seller and IL ia of the utmost importance that
an instrument SO universally called upon to decide
questions OF great value in the daily and hourly
transactions of business. should be OF sach ret.
0biIity and eroetness as 10 secure the fdeHce Of
all those lcto may be AFFECTED by the results anttca-
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gyLAw NorIcE.-aO3ERT G. Nj
CHOLAS, for several years United States District
Attorney having entirely recovered his health has
determined 10 resume the practice of Law, in this
city and will devote all his energies TO any protes-
sional business with which he may be entrusted.
Office with Peter Daniel, Jr, Esq. Number 3,
Goddins Hall. NH g-Im