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Tar MUNICIPAL ELECTION takes place
on Wednesday next.

RETALIATION The Huntsville Advocate says ,
Roston merchant charged mercnant q noas
Ar talse pretences got rtquiGtion Hom 80 .hs
Msssachusstts Governor on the Governor o. ness y ~
npI p. =. csr. he vent TO Holly Springs on his ar-
,rsl thcrs his business was soon found out pnn
IL meetins called. and resolutions ,dopssd e W
sne.s n fncifye slaves had no right 20 aoY
.oc .ost NJ upon thu people q
and .ssns e shs ss:,es ssoe,sS SoI
% ssss s. ist burns Ill cf his "rtquison' papers
ma promised never TO return.
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PRICE ON e GENT.

SECESSION IN CaLrToRyrA. In California ths
greatest excitement prevailed on the reception OF
ntei'igence that the Pacific railroad bill had been
csisated in Congress. The San Francisco press l.
nI'ed with violent articles, depouncipg Congress,
ana going 80 far as 70 threaten secession. The Sc.
veraucs OF California from the Union is hin,ed at
In unmistakable terms .1s--.-------
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FRANK STATExEST.-An equestrian performed
out Vest has caught man namei Foster. who has
rersonsted him IN public. ard forced him to sign a
document In witch occurs this candid acRnowiedg
meEt
~ hereas, Mr. Richardson. hearing of nv false
assumption of ais name. b 81 cowhided me. hereby
release bin from aay csuss of action l may have
against him by of such assault and battery,
and promise never sgain to assume bis name"
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"MATTAPosI-" is the name Of pretty
locomotive, built in Philadelphia by Richard Nor.
ris, for the Richmond and York River Railroad
Company. This steam horse attracted no little at
tentiou yesterday morning as 1t passed IRON the
Central Rajiroad, through the eastern portion oi
the city, en- route for the York River line.
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-cr,x ron DYspspsIA.-The public

iii nsar \, mind that Bakers ceiebrsted Premium
sits r. are the most unfailpg remedy for the cure
OF Dysrsps.a that has ever been onsfed 70 sn ams @
ricsn pnbic' As an evidence Of this TACT, Ao fke-
,riatar has now In his possession number ot ccru
nneats, from sosae Of our own citizens, who nave
ouod speedy relief rom .n ss npssssd aSsnccss
mi Asa cure Tor Oh ,icra Mcrbu., Billious Anxe'
tions, Diarrhoa, summer Complsints 81 sn1
Stnsr iissases arising from impare blood. dsplnsy
and disorders Of the digestive organs 49, ~ ~
have no equal. To oe nna o. - 81 = Vsrrsssris
rnh rs 81
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F1sgINo.-For several days past our

bINU.-TVI pVFVH~H
amatanr fishermen have had no little sport ip
drifting selma in the river and catching shad,
some Of which were very fine. Yesterday, while
a party of young men were drifting below
Rockets, one of them tilted overheard, but was
contianes too muddy for 'swetting iines," but q
few clear days with warm sunshine, would give
the anglers an opportunity to display their skill.
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The SONORA PRoTEcroRATE.-A letter from Fort
Staunton, New Mexico, dated the lst inst, says
that the proposed protectorate over Sonsra and
chihuahua excites considerable attention there
aud that it is evident from the quiet movement
and concentration of troops that orders looking to
the occupation Of the States named are expected
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"a WATKINS a r,ru,YN

~ WATKINS A FICKLEN.
sPLkNplD PARIS DRESS GOODS
klE5AST SILKS. IN ROBES AND PLAIN
SKIRTS
MOURNING GOODS. all kinds
sUpRRB THREAD LACEs AND ENBRoIDY-
ktSS
BEAUTIFUL MANIILLAs. in all materials and
TABLE and BED LINEN
IRISH LINENS
HEAVY PLANTATION CoTToNs and LINENS
SUPERIOR BLEACHED and UNRLgAcIIED
LONG CLOTHS
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
And for sale at VERY LOW PRICES, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.
WATKINS 4 FrcKLEN,
I59 Main street.
Richmond, aash March. lSs9. NH 29-6t
~ ELEcTIoN CARDS-oandidate for Office
at the ap srosching Municipal Election, will find il
greatly to their interest to call at the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
office in the city has the same facilities for the rapid
execution of this description of Printing, and the
stock OF CARDS always kept on hand Ia unsur-
passed by any similar establishment in the Union.
] D HAMMERsLEY Il co.
A1- Buy YOUR Books AT THE GIFT Be. X STORE
where you may buy
A Book and Gold W atch for $i.O0
Book and Silver Watch for LOO
A Book and Gold Chain for 90
A Book and Gold Thimble for leo
A Book and Cameo Pin for Ito
A Book and a set of Sleeve Buttons for LOO
A Book and a Gold Locket for leo
A Book and a Cold Bracelet for lC0
A Book and Gold Pencil for 100
A Book and Gift Book fer | 90
GIFT BOOKSTORE,
NH 3o-4t Nc So Main st
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TEE ANNUAL meeting of the Bible So
ciety of Virginia takes place NEXT Tuesday evens
ing, April 9Th, a. st. Psuls Church, The occasion
will be an interesting one. Speeches are expected
ffom Rev. A. b. Van Zsnt, formerly of Petersburg,
Va, now of New York, and from Mr.. John Ran-
doIph Tucker, of this city.
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DOERHAvE's HOLLAND BIrFERs.


0A"0'e@ STOMACH OR LIVER.
Ruch as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach
Colicky Pains Heartburn, Lcsa Of Appetite, Despon
aarcy Cs5tiyeness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. Ii
ali Nervous, Rheumatic, anu Neuralgia Affections
il has in numerous instances proved highly bene6
cial and in others effected a decided cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared On
strictly scientihc principles after the manner of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave Because Of
ia qres. most oftae European States its In
PRODUCTION into the U. States vas intended more espe
there over the face Of this mighty country. Meeting
with great success among them, now offer 1t to the
American public, knowing that Its truly wonderful
medicinai virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended to those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
issipstion. Generally instantaneous in effect, it
finds its way directly to the seat OF life, thrilling
aud auickenirg every nerve raising mp the droop.
ing spirit, and, in fact, infusing new health and
yigor in the system.
EOTfCE.-Whoever expects to find this q beve.
low spirited it will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial. possessed Of singular remedial properties.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma hss
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing Be not persuaded to buy
HOLLAND BITPEaS a fair trial. One bottle vii
con vince you how infinitely superior it Is to al
these limitations.
Sold st 81 per bottle or Elk bottles for S. By tn,
SOLE PR0PRIETORe,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. - co
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMIsTS.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
a1-soId nearly all the Druggists In this city
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SENT ON John Mum was before
tho Mayor yesterday, aud held to bail to answer
an indictment by the next Grand Jury for having
in his store goods of the value of So believed to
have been stolen from C. w. Saunders, on the Sd
of March.
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DEATH OF Dr.. NoYEs.-Dr. Il. A. Noyes, the Boss
fou dentist, who went crazy short time ago. on
account of love affair with little widow, died
in the Nc Lean Lunatic Asylum Friday morning.
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No DEMocaArIc NoMIHATIoNs.-We are
authorized and requested to say, BY one OF the
leaders Of the Democracy OF this city, fnas nis
party have made no nomination ior any OF sne
municipal Offices.
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HEAVY HAUL.-Of the one hundred d
dogs captured by the netuen last Wednesday, ten
we're redeemed at S. each, aud ninety were killed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
a~ PARKE roIgpExTna.

,x.,,, - EIcaMoNp. VA,
WiH practice .a fi.e city SO Richmond and In the
c"uEtses Of Chesterfield Powhatsn and An,elja.
ns. uissce In Lss'o's BUILDING. corner of Main and
tfAH NtiNttes ZS--l2nn
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- OPPOSITION WARD MEETINGS.

%>Ia By agreement, it has been arranged to
bold alternate weekly Ward meetings of she Oppo-
sitioE commencing first with Jefferson Ward, on
FnIuAY evening next the fl est OF April, at o'ck
NJ, at the First Market Hail. The City and Sem
atorial Electors and others opposed TO the Imposi.
tim Party" invited and earnestly requested TO
attend punctual V. Electors and strangers from
other parts of the state OF the Opposition Party
that may be in the city, respectfully invited.
with the assurance Of hearty welcome upon the
principle that volunteers are moro acceptable than
| JAMES WINSTON. President
| OF the society of the Opposition of
NH 30-3t* Jefferson ward
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FAIRBANKS SCALES
ARE TIE LEGaLIZED STANDARD,


'a'rstat lctfsh aroSe rom discrepancy Of tscght
mare ard Ohio RGitrood Company aud one # an
Of Common PfcGs Baltimore The case occupied The
ts'itrt ftr0 dags and Judge Marshall in delivering
his decision stated as TIE result Of the eyifence that
the accuracy Of FliTtGnlS' Scales IpdS established
beyond al question.
EXaMINE YOUR SCALES.
'AS INCORRECT SCALE WILL kNAw THE VERY yITALs
ouTCF ANAPPAEEsTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test your Scales thoroughly, and II found lnc0r-
rect throw them aside and buy one of Fairbanks
celebrated Ecaies, the universally acknowledged
standard for correct weight.
WORD OF CAUTION
The TeIeGrne3 reDsagtt2it Of these Scales has in
dsH the renders Of imperfect and aeortess balances
ty qgtr hea as "f6irba1,kS' Scatcs." and purchasers
hare thereby in many instances, been subjected 10
frJsd l5i an position.
They can only be had in Richmond of CLARK
son. ANDERSON 4 Co., No los Main street, who
are the agents, and who keep constantly on hand
PORTABLE pLaTfUhm SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, Oh FAMILY SCALES
Gh0GEAS SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EVEN BALANCES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver at short notice
WHEAT Or HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DE ALRRs' AND FAkMERS' SCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALES
RAILRCAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
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N@ Law NOTICE. @. M
CH0LAs. for severs. years United states District
Attorney. having entirely recovered his health. has
city and will devote all his energies 10 any profes
sional business with which he may be entrusted.
9oddin's hall. NH y-Im
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aMarch b aiwaysa trying month ios sIs - ss.
..,a q ohssryinn old gentlemau, .ana nsss At
slsaa M vhec could gst through snss Hansa
most most generally liyed through tue year.
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sas" SIsaER's NEW TRANSVERSE SHUT

s&s SINGERS NEW TRANSVERSE SHUT
-LE SEWING &AcHTNP
sINGEA,s TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
SINGERS TRAhsYkESE SHUTTLE MACHINE
LhR1k SALES IN VIRGINIA
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
GIVES EVERY SATISFACTION
GtNEs EFEkY SATISFACTION
GIVES bNESY SATISFACTION
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK
DOES ALL KtND| OF WOnK
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK
RICHMOND March. 1889 NH 26-lms
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seas ei ksehaaond an It's vicinity once a. hs re-
s'asSses on Leigh str es. swe doors from 9Th.
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RG- GREAT SACRIFICE OF

at r EZEKTEL's, 90 Main street,
Selling regaI dess of cost omaks room for Spring
Goods. Rich HEAD DRESSES aud Fancy HAIR
PINS; Extension SKIRTS OF all kinks, from TO SO
Springs. Fer cheap Goods, call at the CLOAK and
Mantle Depot. 69 Main street.
feI4 Il EZkKIEL.
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WoN'r LEAVE PUBLIC LIFE.-The New York cor.
respondent of the Charleston Courier, who Is evi,
deuty one of the friends OF Mr.. sckies, says tnat
thew no fear as to the result of the trial.
aud expect soon to see him return home, acquit'
ted of the murder of Key. "If acquitted uncon-
ditionalIy, he will not resign his seat IN the next
fcatious he will send in his resignation at once,
and when the special election occurs he will again
be candidate, and the power does not exist IN 7,
New York to prevent his triumphant return.
Another correspondent, who belongs to the same
narty thinks that the trial will consume nine or
ten days.
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A Stock OF GOODS. not TO be surpassed IN EA-
TENT. BEAUTY and CHEAPNESs, In thfa ooun-
try. our assortment consists in part OF am,
Embroideries Laces. Dress Trimmings. SIX % ana
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves. Handsts yravats' De-
sois. Brushes, Combs, Buttons, Hoop SKIRTS. Per-
fumeries and soaps Gold and Gilt yewelry. &c;
larly specified in our printed Catalogues,
e6 Orders at all times promptly attended 70.
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"a. NEW HPhIAG hoods. MY hFSt
supply of SPRING GOODS. have already arrived,
and embraces, besides tho usual large variety OF
TRIMMIAG3, many Novelties of thu season. Hav-
ing been early in the market, and with the advsn.
txge of q new and upbrSken stock. to select from,
have succeeded in obtaining tho choicest and most
desirable styles sorted; and am fully warrant
ed in saying that no one who wishes 70 bny will
leave my store unsupplied. HIRSCH,
NH 7-Im& 2yY Broad at.
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To THE SoUrH eiDs.-Dy late
IN me Danvilie Railroad Company hare reduced
frs, ~ q treisht for transporting Ground Plaster
RATE vii, IL aase WIN TINS PsovIsos that poCnLs
MAT Xuans, y. ehaFSed during tbs months Of APRIL,
tl,ja.su m.uvsI sI and SEPrxMsgR.
nrrae ~ any extent can be- suppiied from the
Il in time. "a % ssssa early 20 ensure
Farmers supplying bags cbarraa an, a,,,sr rar
eon Hess than packed In ba-rels eAV e','''' -
;a., JOHN Il CLAIBORNE.
- No III Pearl street.
~. SAaFoRb's LIvEn INv,aoa 1 Aroa-
CoNPouNnED ENrIRELY Yaox tiuu ia ratld ! "A ~
fectuai cathartic, acting first on tho I.IVvp 90
eject its NOR bid matter, then the rtosnach snf
how els. and carries of all matter that prsysnts
their healthy action. and thus strengthens Ard
builds up the whole system very rapidly and is the
best LIVER 1NVIu0kATOA
LIVER INYiaORATOn
LIVER INVIaOkATOR and
pURIFIES THE BLOOD :.
PUkfFIES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BL0UD $50
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SlcK EEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CCnEs c0sTIVESESs
CURES BOW Eli COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC pIARkE0lE.
Sold By all Druggists. fe 3s--em
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lie -- 20
Dream Ale.
low. by
|& CO..
|iu street.
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RACOH AND RICE. .--10 hhds. prime
- siass. 10 stisrees gsims kies prau.M pSs ssss M
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TIE DAY TRIAL AT ST. JosEPHS.-The Jury IN the
case OF Dr. Dsy and bis ION trial at st. Josepns,
on the charge Of running OF slaves into hansas;
was unable TO agree. 4 noue prosequs wa. entered
held 10 $4,000 bail for his appearance at the next
term of the court
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rE~ Da. yoHN 3. WAxrgAII m,

sSsanoRas B. srKsE, Dentist. ofsc
scd ressisnee, No d. on hAsn, between sta and "a
sNre4sAs AecaSNSB0 We. fA-rw
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THE LATE STEAMBOAT CoLLisIos.-Iti is now ascer'
t.ined that no lives were lost the David Gibson,
N the collision on the Ohio. The Nat. Holmes
had Sc passengers, 4S of whom are lost. The sur
vivors lost nearly al. .ne,r TSa tos os. on both
bosts and their cargoes, il about three hundred
thousand dollars, and the insurance one hundred
and seyentv Ave thousand.
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s FAIRBANKS ECALEs.
WAREHOUSE.
Ne los Main Street, Richmond, Ia.

4 uniform standard OF Weights. and correct svs.
'>1l Of Gng subjects claiming the attention
Of every irdiSiaGsl in the country.
A ceTTsct Scale is Just arbitar between buyer
AMI seller, and 1t Is OF the utmost Importance that
"u instruments 40 universally called upon to dec de
questions Of great yalue in the daily and hourly
franssc1ons OF business. should be of such reli-
Ghltty GRd cractHesS 10 secure the confidence al
al those 'glo may BE- affected by the results indicG-
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A LBERT L. WEST, Architect. 6oddin's
4A Hall. Plans, Specifications, Working Draw.
inRs and Estimates for buildings and other im.
rroyements In every style Of Architecture furnish.
ed, and work superintended, and measured ana
yai9od, In the city or county Ny experience and
ndeiity 70 tho interests committed to me. will.
Trust. secure &c Increase Of tie liberal patronage
Buckingham SLATE, for roots, constantly on
hand. and for sale at greatly reduced prices.
NH i2-ime -
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NsvAL-The United States sloop of war st.
Mary's was at Panama on the 10th inst The Uni
ted States steam frigats Merrimac was at Realejo
on the "a inst. The United States sloop Decatur
sailed from Realejo on the 23d of February for
san Juan del Sur The jamestown and St. Lou Is
are at San Juan del Norse
Assistant Surgeon Marcelus 2. Christian has
been transferred from the Brooklyn to the flag
sh;n Roanoke. First Assistant Engineer Thomas
A Shock, of the Roanoke, has been condemned by
a medical survey, and will return to the United
Statee
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1889. SPRING TRADE.
IOHN J, MELLON,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN rn,pc
FOREIGN AND DOM EsTIC WINES, BRANDiEe,
GINs, WHiSREYs &C.
NO 1874 cary 81, RICHMOND. "a.
Have In store and Bonded Warehonse. GognnsMG, gnM,
Rorheiie and sazerac BRAkDIEs; Holland HlN
Jamaiea RI ID: Scotch and Irish WHlsBEf; PORT
sherry. Madeira and Malaga WINES.
400 bbls Penn end ONO aniasey ,ut,.
3aJ bbls Brandy Gin and Sweet wine
% bbls Cd Apple Brandy ,. 4. :,
,2e bbIs assorted Rye Whiskeys, tfrom L 10 Z
years oIdt .
100 bi5is Excelaior Pure Rye Whiskey. tof which
ana sole Agent .,
30 baskets Champagnes, Of superior brands
riarsf satayue and Ufedist inner Wines; Curacao,
KimraeI. * rish- Wasser and Absinthe; London and
Dublin Porter; Scotch Ale; Fine Havana segars:
Thankful for past fayors. / respectfully SOLICIT
eontiu uance promising satisfaction in all cases.
Ea All orders promptly attended TO.
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DEATH OF MuRpERER.-About year since,
Sarah J. Gould, of St. Lawrence county, N. YORK
a school teacher. was murdered by James E. Eid
ridge, young man who was thought to be en-
gagged to her in marriage He was tried and con-
yjcted OF the murder, but Few trial was ordered
which was soon to have taken place; put ne diee
of consumption in Jail on the 24th inst
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tender to SLAYER is said TO be on the coast OF
LouissIsa, snd revenue cutter has been seut from
Mobfelto intercept the pirates.
During the past winter there have been forty.
odd stesmships plying between New York ana
Europsan ports, and only two Of them have been
American.
Ex.0oyernor Fayette McMuilin, Of Virginia, is >
candidate for Congress In the Little Tennessee de
trct 10 Opposition to Col. Foysd, the regular dsms
0cratic uoAaipee.
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What rugged places lie between
Adventurous virtues carly tolls,
And her triumphal throne.


achieve greatness, must be self educated. They
their own strength of will: they must learn pain
fniy ths great lesson of selfreance, a. he caglet
must be bufeted by the stormy elements OF the
mountain top, or he never fly on steady pinie
in the face Of the But sir. in dwelling ON the
biographies Of sef educated men the statesman.the
On gineer the author, the mechanical inventor. 90
fuIi of sad episodes Of pIiyation and suffering and
neglect ia tracing their slow and wearisome march
tow ards reputation and power. how Much DO we
not lament that In the morning Of life they had not
epioye cd the bent tit of those helps along the dim
emit pathway which 1t is the object OF yeur school
TO supply. And how many more illustreti OF
greatness should not have had IN the past, tne
road 10 knowledge had been made somewhat smooth
ar il the first steps of the aspirant after exccience
had been rightly directeds For there are many ny
who faint by the Nay, who are borne down by tne
adverse cirsumstaueess surrounding them. who gain
not the heights on which thsy have nxed tns,r .hs
eyes for the want OF such timely asaistance = the
In the establishment of tbs Mechanic! Institute.
Mr. President you have rendered noble seI vice to
the capital OF Virginia. Ours il indeed bcsuttiul
city re has pleasant site. The bills on which y
,tspds the rapids Of the river above Il. and the
waving whsat Aeids below, form . panorama =
striking as any on which tho eye Of the uave.let
rsDoses in jour neying through the country. yon'
sdared apart from the picturesques these 0n1ect.
suggest, In flnmaase water power ana aoundsns
harVosts glorious futnre for the town Win sueh
natural resources II becomes ~ 70 DO eur peft ta
buiId % around ux eneat mart at trade ana n,
nufactures Aud alEne4y UMch hae Dean aehts ~ ~
| tOwards this reselt. IL farming lorges and ~
msuse milk, which reecpnd custlnuaiiy with Wy
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| Sur't
nah Ii
AN d
= q -

Al n ID
lLRoAD.
sHMoND
th day Of
e freight
sill leave
SkDN ES-I
stead OF 9.
Company.
snd aeliw
Of freieh
: eetwean'
z and ka-
and Char
hont a. y
sEch arti.
gncd and
Agentof
Ii Peters
crwardessI
nth of Pc
aid. rs far
the rcpos
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RAIL

,,o 49,
~ sue ssaa,.
'"I 3 80
"a 49,
S' sWsss' =
tralDs II.
h 1 Daa~
"a.
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busy hum and the anvil chorus OF labor, show how
large a share Richmond is takirR In the general
task that has been allotted TO mankind. But We
must do more than rear factories, and build ships.
aud lay down railways. something the state has
performed in sdorping cur Capftolisn hill with
splendid WORKS of art, which shai attract pilgrims
70 this city - long granite and bronze
sh Ill endure in placing before Hs. perpetual ex-
ample tbs form of Washington, seated upon that
magnificent charger, whose high action reminds us
of the horses of Marfewe. which
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CPRING SALES-l859.

CPRING SALES-l859.
THOMAS, HUGHES h CALDWELL,
IMPOR RTERS and JOBBER8.
mo. 7 Pearl Street, Richmond, virginia.
We are now ready to exhibit our sPhiNo
o'oon NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS:
We have more than tc;ibled our DIRECT IN
poRTATlONs. which, added to our
LARGELY IkCREAeEp STOCK
of American manufactures. enables us to ofer 10
the merchants Of
VIRGINIA, ..
K KNTUCKY
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CORN PLAHTEkS.--The best and
" cheapest In use. Price only $l2
These Planters La ye been tested in this and ad.
joining counties for two years. and have given per.
feet Satisfaction by ell who have tried the M Mace
and sold By w CAHDWELL CO.
Cary street. between 9Th and iefh
NOTICE TO r0BACt;ONI6TS AND
~ MERcHANTs.-Msde 10 order, TOBACCO
kE3e, Of any Size. AS have on hand large
stock Of good material for this purpose, would De
glad TO farnisn from Is 600 to % 600 Kegs this seasnp
. have also for s.lc FLOUR BARRELS and HALF
bAhkELs, suitable for -four. siigar. psstsr, -.
shop corner 9th and Cary sts.
sBa-c.sig paid Tor BARREL TiMBEk.