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Coon oRDEs ca1 only be preserved in

the market places by rigid enforcement of the
city ordinances. Ii enc fine will not make man
observe due decorum 10 the presence of ladies and
others, then he shon!d be promptly expelled from
the markets, and Dever after be allowed to sell at
either of them. In the first market, The traders
generally conduct themselves with propriety, but
occasionally new one makes hts appearance and
forgetting where he 10, becomes profans vulgar
and abusive, to the modification Of more penteeI
persons who hear him. The Mayor has the remedy
ia his hands, and should always apply it.
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DIS PATCH
- STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OFF CE
Coraer Of Main ard Thirteenth Streets, Rishmcssd.
JOHN D. HAMMERSLEY & CO., Proprietors.

This establishment (beng the most complete Prin.
terry in the South both asregards Types Ornaments.
&C., and the latest and most approved Machine
Presses) is daily turning out the finest specimens Of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES POSTERs.
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBILLS, 30.
~ Particular attention given to fne work for
Banks Public Offices, Insurance., Railroad and Trans
pertation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &C.
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESS
This new machine for CAsps. BILL HEADS, Small
Circulars Labels &C., is capable OF turning Oh l,0G
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice. 4
HP Prices reduced in proportion to the is,cTeass of
speed.
Printing In Gold and silver Bronze, and various
ooored Inks executed in the style OF the art
In this branch of the business the proprietors ean
safely CHALLENGE coMPxFfrfos.
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Low BARoMETER.-Duripg the severe storm Of
wind and rain which prevailed on Friday evening
of last week the barometer at the Smithsonian In
stitution corrected for temperature) went down
TO the unusually low point OF 2e.1s+ inches ct 5
O'Clock and to 29.lS5 at O'Clock. No observation
having been taken between five and nine, it may
have fallen even lower Nat. Int Uigsncer.
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MURDER IN Decentralization Moore, of New
Madrid, Mo, was murdered few days since at that
place. by one Creswell Moore was the heir at law
Of aniel Fulton, whose step mother Creswell mar.
ried difficulty occurred between them at the
sale of Fuiton's effects. when O son of Cresweli
seized Moore, and held him till the father rst
shot him and then beat out his brains with the
heavy rifle barrel of his pistol.
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"A Hail. Plans Specifications, Working Draw
ings and Estimates for buildings and other i'm
proyemepts i'm every style of Architecture furnish
cd, and work superintended, and measured ana
yalued. in the city or country My .xperience ana
trust secure an increase of the liberal patronage
Buckipgham SLATE, for roofs constantly on
hand, and for sale at greatly reduced prices.
ia m
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SUMMARY PUNIsHMENr.-The negro Henry, whose
brutal murder of Mr.. VIM. Watkins, in Carroll
parish, Ls., two weeks since, We then recorded,
was captured Sunday, taken to Lake Providence
aud tried Tuesday, and hung Friday. The Herald
says fears were entertained that the murderer
would be wrested frcm the officers with a view o {
burning him at the stake, SO great was the iudig-
nation of the people.
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F1Rss.-Tvo alarms Of fire were civ

FIREs.-Two alarms Of fire were Civ
en- yesterday morning. The first, about O'Clock
was caused by the ignition of timber in one of the
kiius at the barrel factory, on tho south side OF
the basin, which was extinguished before doing
serious damage
me second one, was the burning of grain
barn and a few stacks OF straw, at "Powhstap. y
the residence of Robert A. Mayo, Esq. of Henrico
county. The straw was doubtless set on fire.
Loss about $500.
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BRxAcH OF PROMISE r-sflss Sarah A., vr,. -.
ster, sged % years. brought sui. sg. rst p.s span
n Long In the Circuit Court, sissiur ! ID nssssao
N. Z, before Judge Marvin. $40 900 Is comrsnss,
tion, for the loss Of said Bepjsmins seryca - H.s
band The plaintiff is resident Of westmoreisod.
defendant 10 lawyer, resident at Toaa uanda. ana
lately married to yonng widow, late teacher
In public school. The complainant alleged
contract Of marriage with the defeDdsat dated
back to 1854. Numerous letters, written during
audience. The defendant claimed thai the engage.
meot was Conditional The Jury brought Il. 8 vsr-
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NOTICE TO TOBACGONISTS AND
lN MERCHANTS.-Made to order. TOBACCO
KEGS, of any size AS have on hand large
stock Of good material for this purpose, would be
glad to furnish from Is 0 0 Kegs this season.
have also for sale FLOUR BARRELS and HALF
r OGARY
Shop corner 9th and Cary SITS.
NB-Cash paid for BARREL TIMBER.
yohI m
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ND DOMINION BOTTLlNG EsTAB-

.nLD DOMINION BOTTLlNG E5TAB-
~ LISHMENT-The Subscribers are u receipt
Of 100 bbis aud half bbts Of Philadelphia CREAM
ALE in addition to their stock of PORTER, CI-
DER, LAGER BEER, &C, TO which they invite the
attention Of the trade, guaranteeing the article to
give satisfaction, and the price most reasonable.
Orders left with W NIpE on Main street. or at
the factory. on 20sh street, between Main and
Franklin. will receive prompt attention.
MASON BURNS.
NB-We would respectfully call the attention of
our friends and public generally. to the fact that
Mr. NJ Mccormick having retired from the Bottlng
Business in this city, aud removed to another State,
would solicit the patronage of all those favora
bly, disposed to our establishment.
MASON BURNS
Richmond, March ], 1859. NH 2-ln
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WATTS CUFF BRACED PLOWs.-

WATTS CUFF BRACED PLOWS.-
w CO-PARTN ERSHIP.-We have associated
ourselves in business, under the firm of GEO WATT
& co. aud will continue to MAKE and sell George
Watts Patent Plows, namely: Cuff Brace. with
Breast improvement and Hanover patterns of differ
will keep on hand all the castings belonging to
them.
We likewise make and sell hill side and subsoil
Plows Jumping Coalters. Cultvators Corn or Tobac-
CO Weeders, tsn invention or Geo Watts Road
Scrapers. Corn Shelters, Corn Planters, (Calwel'e
make,) Straw Cutters. Grain Cradles, &C. Nearly
all of these implements made in own facto
ry, of the best material, and warranted to give
tisfaction or be returned.
We solicit call from the agricultural community
assuring them that our best efforts will be used
give them superior articles.
HUGH A WATT
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| 1S-cHEAp GARD PRINTING a.-The prspATcH
JOB oFFICR being now supplcd with TWO OF
RUaGLES FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES, is
prepared to furnish thisdescrption ofwork cheaper,
anu with greater rapdty, than any other establish
ment in this city. The largest stock of CARDS In
the city can be found at this Office.
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Cpurrn suor-Bavlor Minor arr

ed and called before the Mayor yesterday for
stealing two pistols from p. III. Jordan, was
manded for indictment by the next Grand Jury
Minor says he bought the pistols of Jordan for $s,
and after wards sold thes to Mr.. James Gentry for
ri so, but that sort Of speculation was too i'm
probable to the mind of the court, to have any
weight.
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poun,ny LlYrrso.-wrs. P Harwood 8

pou,try house was forcibly entered, last Monday
night, and a large number Of valuable fowls stolen
therefrom Church Hill has been very much an =
moved Of late by petty thieves OF various kinds,
most of whom have thus far escaped detection,
but the private watche. now employed in certain
neghborhoods, may yet bring them 10 punish
ment
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!, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

E. The subscriber has sn hand. as his
Ooach Making Estabishment, on Lombard. Allsy,
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES. CHAhIu-
TEES. BAKOUCHEs BudafEa with and without
tons and sULKlE5-ail Of his own make, Of the
best materials aud work kmanship- p-all Of which v II
be cold o. low a. good work Of ne Kind can % y
the city Of Richmond, and respectfully ~ ceil
line as am determined 70 make TO crisr and %
sell az the iowet prices possbe and all work sold.
that II new, warranted
nah T--9m MlCAJAH MAN0UM.
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Ex-PREsIDENr PIERCE having been charged
that this gentleman, now absent In Europe, was
auxious to secure the Democratic nom ination for
the presidency. he has written letter to friend
in Boston, Ia which he declares that under no pos-
sible circumstances will he again permit the use
Of his name in connection with any public Office.
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1G~~ Euuau Ixr,

Hw Fresh LEEoHE5.--I have just re-
lEECHES, whieh b will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P.s.-Cuppins and Leeching promptly attended
to- Can be found at ell hours Of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and at
night on 9th street French Garden Hill.
ny 25-fe II. g. P0BS0M
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SPRING TRADE,
1859

4 o. 4 !.
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-
~ WARE-GEORGE SUMNER. Ne. 20 Pearl
street. Richmond. Virginia, is now receiving his
spring stock of China, Glass and Earthenware,
looking Glasses and House furnishing Goods by di-
rect Importation from the potteries in England, and
personal selections from the factories ia his coun
try. Our purchases have been unususIly large,
and our stock laid in On good terms any house
in the country. We invite merchants and dealers
generally to call and examine. assuring them of
intention and ability TO offsr to the trade as large
an assortment. and at as low prices IS any repack-
Orders solicited, and promptly and faithfully at
tended to.
fe % GEO ] SUMNER.
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s.Tns NrAaARan-The great wats

.Tnz NIAGARA"-The great watering
machine, owned by the widow Of the lamented
John Stitb will be on the streets to-day, laying
the dust, for the beps OF our merchants. The past
tso days has no doubt satisfied our brsines men
Of tho value OF this mammoth dust :lsyer, and
should induce them all to subscribe literally 10
keep IL tgoiag.
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INoENpIARIsM.-YesterdaY morning

the residence of Mr. Wm. w. Wingo, on CIay ~ 1.
came nigh being burned to the ground While
the family were at breakfast, bed in one Of the
chambers was set on fire, and hen discovered d
was nearly consumed. Mr.. WIS house has been
fired several times, and burned down on two or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

s,I,i Is -A alsDALs.--AIl the medals and
upomss awarded al the last Fair Of tbs yIrsIui.
:, sha mss, I1..ituse, are now ready Ter delivery
exhibitors are requested to call and rss % sSsr esss
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CHURCH BURST.-The old Friends Meeting
was burned recently. Nothing Was saved, the
ediice being completely burned out, leaving poth-
ing but the bare wallis The congregation had left
the Meeting House about two hours before the
fire broke out The edifice was erected about the
year 1900.
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The ship Charger has arrived at Boston from
Calcutta, In ballast, having refused to bring
freight on account of the low rates.
The Lord Chamberlain of England has appoint
ed thiriy-1vo Of the bishops and clergy TO preach
before the Queen during Lent.
Madame Cora de Wilhorst, who is attached TO
the Strskosch opera troupe, is seriously III In
Char lesion.
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sgHARTsHoRsn's AN7I-B1Lrous PILLS

are the safest and best Purgatiye Pills in Use. They
act upon the LAYER, Stomach sni Bowels. carrying
OF al bile and every foul secretion. They don't
s17e, are easy IN their operation. and he taken
s. any time without fear of exposure. They remove
Colds from the system aud prevent Rheumatism -
Il ION suffer with any pain, use HARTSHORNE's
you have cough, use HARTsHOREE's COUGH
world
Sold BIZ au Druggists in Richmond oo15syn
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SEVERE STORM AT THE WEST Cincinnati and
the adjoining county was visited with very se-
we're storm Sunday night, accompanied with snow
end hail, and 1t 10 feared tha. the peach crop, the
trees being almost 10 bloom, will be eriously da-
mayed If not entirely destroyed.
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MICAJAH MAN6UM.
A UNION sTEAMssIIP

- CoMfANY:. ron PHIL AInsLRHIrA Y J, IN z
DsPRINa ARkAN0HNnN
% CITY OF R!CHAQAD .Gepk Al1rnsLI ses,1sr g
PENNsYLvANIA, OeptH HAsD 1sAl. ssssnsr sih-
One On II sksss sapsrior ssnnsss IN lss.c Rieh;
mond, until further no1ica every MUN4Ax Sxe
THUs6DAY, touchine e Ctr point eud Norf9W 70
receive .rsisA. and tsssssss,n 49, ss Ss,S. S
DAY morning, ~ Q ofe,oek. - s...-.....,
These Stsauisu are now = lne 0oes. me.e,ssa
recommendations for the c0m0N -. nH
Ing been eddcd. - aino mere roem - meM4ss -
ve hops. b rsgul.risy d;spssss ssa 80 ssesise
an increase of p4treaAfs- -. -. A4s ~
1~No Gsnsh1Ss1nSSnpts + y Z Y ff6S;3,n6 81 7
Pasnass thressk = Qsx Xs!k - a4na.-..; - "
pssssss = 3 csy fsiss ~ SsrIis 80 y As
-. Pssssassrs hy sAie ~ sane1se g re!eSasks' 3 =
nkE Two o thrss dsys. AaA thea uuesssa = 49,
~. = = - HsroffLE' issss..i.. ts;s.;.ii
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INCREASE OF SALARIES IN INDIANA.-The new
Salary law in Indiana fixes the following compen-
sation Of yearly salaries for the officers named:
esr OF State $40; secretary of State coo; Pres
ident Of the Sinking Fund Comm issoners. 5000;
Governors private secretary. 500; superintendent
OF Public Instruction. ,300 State Librarian. so;
Superintendent Infane Asylum, l, 400; Superiaten.
dent Desfand Dumb Asylum. 600; super intendent
Blind Asylum, 800; Wsrdea state Prison, I,50e;
Moral Instructor State Prison, s9O PLY sican State
Prison, 500; AdJutant and Quartermaster General,
Is each; Judges Of Supreme Court 2 900 each;
Judges Of Circuit Gourts, 500 each; Prosecuting
Attorneys, each the Auditor of state is allow ed
two clerks at 900 esch and at 61o the Treasu-
one at 800. The ucrease of the salary TO the Gov.
erpor cannot take effect during the term of the
present executive. and only applies to his success
sor in office All peTq usites and fees received by
the State officers hs -eafter to be paid into the
treasury and they receive no other compensation
except that provided IN the bill.
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A NEW BUTTER DEPOT has been

a NEW BUTTER DEPOT has been
\ opensd at the stand No ~ Main street. south
ss1e; below Old Market, and opposite Mr William
dayiors store, where families and others In want
"a tse beet Goshen, Giades and Virginia BUTTER
c11 Dc tnpp'ied at short notice, by
JAMES g READ.
mn a~ins Desler In Butter. Lard and Eggs.
NEED .--260O bushels Extra
40. nHiTE SEED OATs. op eopsignment Par
sFs bn5lhe Of rs will have III s,ible In shipping.
E1p. ~ ""' "'"'' va 0"oSAo'
nh i9~h DE- WILLIAMS 4 HICKS.
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- CHICKERING PIANOs.-

- = = ANOTHER Lot Of these sple pdid
1H M fnstrnmsnts has Just been received:
We have now as fine an assortment
OF Pianos as can be found any OF the large cities
the factory. from @225 TO Si0o
In this lot. we have Also the much sAunivAd Ro.s
de hoi1. and the new a Scale Crcslar lcfloH which
for volume and beauty Of tone nearly eauais the
Of Professors and Amateurs = -, = :
The Thalbeig Grand is still on hand for saie
Orders from abroad, with references VIII be puns-
tnally attended 70. Drawings Of Pianos, wiih the
price, furnished free OF charge. kSE11 IS 49,
The fYstruTents from His factory hare unirersolly
carried ne first medals diplomas and ascaris os,sr
all comretors, in G P,ira sssffe they hare hoess ~.
hibited in Europe end drlersc1 The fyxf prdJsss-
tsosas IN awarding TEN nc highest peyfecf0n War
ranty given for any length Of time
Warerooms-Nerth side Of Broad street, near eth !,
and At lIAslrsTeN Bao's, no i69 Main street.
ja2s HATH'L CARUSI. Sole Agent.
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&sNhp INV NThfNU NVVDb.- NJ NTSG
SUPPLY of SPRING GOODS, have already arrived
and embraces, besides the usual large variety of
TRIMMINGS, many novelties of the season. Hav-
ing been early in the market, and with the advan-
tsge OF a new and uubraken stock, to select from
have succeeded in obtaining the choicest and most
desirable styles imported; and am fully warrant
ed in saying that no one who wishes to buy will
leave my store unsurplied. : HIRSCH,
nh Inns 2O9 Broad st.
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The PACKET SERVICE OF GREAT BRrrAIy-The
British government pays annually for the single
department. OF the Post Office known az the
Packet Service" or what in this country is
called "ship letters" the sun.af $lSS3a67o.
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CPHING EhLES--lS59.
THOMAS, HUGHES Il CALDWELL,
AflBIi u Iiks Y q ArE "a 0RREE0


THOMAS. HUGHES CALDWELL,
IBF'ORTER2 AND JOBBERS,
(No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Yirginia)
We are now ready 10 exhibit our SPRING
STOCK Of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled onr DIRECT I'M
PORTATIoNs, which, added to eur
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
Of American ma manufactures enables 10 offer 10
the merchants OF
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE. and
KENTUCKY,
Stock OF GOODS. not 10 be surpassed in EX.
TEsT, BEAUTY and OHEAPkESs. in this coun-
try. Our assortment consists in part of
Embroideries. Iaces Dress Trimmings Silk and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs, Cravats Ties
suspenders. Shirts and Cellars, Umbrellas Para
fuineries and Soaps, Gold and Gilt Jewelry. &c.
An endless variety Of Small Wares more particu-
larry specified In our priated Catalogues.
81 Orders at all times promptly attended to.
r. 25-ts
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WH0LEsALE AND RETAIL CEDAR
pOEkHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERs.

e. v - "a AN - Az u Efs
And the various affections consequent upon q dir
STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach
Colcky Pains Heartburn, Loss of Appetite pespon
dercy, Cestiveness, Blind and Bleeding Files. In
il has in numerous instances proved highly benef
cial, and in others effected decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared OF
strictly scientific principles after the nsnner of the
celebrated Holsnd Professor, Boerhave. Because o
its great in most ofthe European States is in
caiy for those Of ntherland scattered here and
there the face of this mighty country. neetns
with great success among them offer it to the
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t ia particularly recommended TO those pereons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous of ardent spirits, ether forras OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect il
finds its way directly to the seat of fe thrilling
and quickeIing every nerve, raising up the droon.
ing spirit, and. in fact, infusing new health snd
yigor in the system.
NOTICE.-Wboeyer expects to find this beye,
rage will be disappointed; bat TO the SICK weak and
low spirited it viii prove grateful aromatic cor.
dial possessed of singular remedial properties
UAUTIoNl
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma hes
Induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing, Be not persuaded to buy
H0LLAND BITpERS a fair trial. One bottle viii
convince you how infinitely superior it is to all
these limitations
Bold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. BY the
SOLE PROPRIEToks,
EEEJAMlN PAGE, JR. n co.
MANUFACTURING
PRARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
s|sold nearly all the Druggists in this city
je l4-dts
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HEAVY SALE.-The New Orleans Picayupe states
that Mr. Laurent Milandon has sold his sugar
plantation on the right of the river, little above
Jefferson city, for million dollars. II contains
several thousand acres of land, and is worked by
four hundred and fortysight hands.
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R YoU HAVE A CouGg.

E Ii YoU HAVE 4 COUGH,
TAKE HAMPrON's TINCTURE
TiKE EA1tPT0N's TINcTURE.
II yoa have Rheumatism.
TAKE HANPTON's TINCTURE
TAKE HAMPToN's T1NcTUgE.
II you have Pain i'll the Back,
TAKE HA1PToE's TINCTURE.
If you sre ell Weakness,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURg
II You have Headache.
TAKE HAMPTON'S TIGCTURE
ASTHMA. COUGH. CONSUMpT0N. The writer
Is most highly esteemed; like thousands Of our test
known citizens, feels il duty 10 bear testimony OF
tbs wonderful curative power OF HAMPT0N'S
without giving il triaii Call and get pamphlet
AID see testimony.
BALrIaoRE. SEPT. 28 1858.
AeSsrs Mortimer q -Holc5rdy-Geltlemcn: have
been fer some tine afflicted with Asthma, accompa
MED with shortusss Of breath with many sy uptoms
properties of HAAPT0N'S VEGETEBLE TING
TUKE, from having used tie same induced Tna to
procure bottle Of the TIEcture, and by the of
one bottle inuch better that was induced 20
OF il, gDd by taking five or six kcttles
restored to my usual health, and viii say 10 6ll per-
sons who sre afflicted Sc | was to use HAhpTQS'S
VEGETABLE TIhCTURE.
Geutlemen-You are at liberty to use my name
Cor the benefit OF the afflicted.
ELLEN FEDeU,
9. West corner Of Liborty and Clay sts.,
Baltimore, Nd.
kz~ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 90, Richmond; by
DR. COOKE, fredericksburg; By all the Druggists
in Petersburg; by MORTIMER MOWBkAY,
Baltimore, and by Druggists aad Shop-keepers
everywhere.
u.s. 81 per bottle; ak bottles for S..
no l-dAwts
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UrLUoKY.-A gentleman in Cincinnati a few
days spce emptied his pockets Of parcel Of let
ters and papers which he had accumulated there.
aud burnt them. The next morning he discovered
that among them was one containing $500 in bills
which he had intended for the mail.
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SPRING BIRDS AND SPRING FLoops.-There have
been fioodsin the eastern rivers bringing down
hinge masses of ice, destroying bridges filling col.
lars and driving out snakes and muskrats. With
them came spring birds, to be heard every morn.
ing in Connecticut.
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kEHn9S OF ADvHnTIUTM0.
BuHxxp Dovx..--T

BURIED Dowx.---Ths residence Of Mr..
m D. Winston, jr, at s0akhill" In Hanover
,saa toek fire aud was burned to the sr0aad,
ahsn. sose of the furnltnre on Sunday last Loss