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PRIMARY Of THE MEDICAL COL

TNFIRMARY Of THE MEDICAL COL
l. LEG E.-This Intirmary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets, in elevated and
heaithfui position, convenient to the railroad de-
potts. hotels and other centres of business. 1t is fur
nshed with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and INJURIES, and
for the comfort Of the sick All persons requiring
Medical Surgical aid except the insane and those
laboTlng under contagious diseases, admitted
into the institution. Lying in women are also re
csived ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms farnlshej when desired.
sors of the College who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are for Per week
White
So!oTeu
In addition to the above rates. in cases requiring
Surgical Operot.0a by agreement with the pro
prietors ct the bellevue Horpital, a small fee is
charged fer the operation. varying from 50 to $50,
according to its Importance The particular fee In
any may be ascertalned by application to either
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi.
clan.
All charges payable on the removal of the pa.
tient.
Attending surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS and WELLF0RD.
Attending rhyaciaRs-Profs. TUCKER, CONWAY
and MCCAW.
Resident Physician-JUNIUS MICHIE, II D.
Steward-F NJ PARRISH.
President-L s J0YNEs, NJ D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the Infrmary, may address either the President
or the Resident PLY SiCian. il 6-ly
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1o,d and shower Baths can be had daily at all
honrs a the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Entrance on lith street.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEMBLy.-The Genera
Assembly TO- s. of the Presbyterian Church oftbs
Unted States convenes at Indianapolis on the 1911
of May next. A very large attendance is anticipa
ted.
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WEST porsr.-Master James Barrell Washing-
ton, sou of Col. Lewis b. Washington, Of "Beall
Air." jefferson county. Va, has received the ap'
pointment of cadet to West Point, by the Presi'
dent OF the United States Master Washington IL
lineal representative of the "Father of his Coun.
try."-Free Press.
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RAIN rosM,-This city was visited by
heavy rain storm last Thursdsy night. accoinpss
MED by vivid lightning and peals Of thunder that
We have heard Of no serious damage by the atosn.
but have no doubt that the neigbboriu9 water
courses filed to overfowipg By the vast suan.
tity of rain.
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FAST DRlvIxo.--0eorgs Chsatham,
hired 70 Hatcher Webster. wss convicted pslese
the Mayor yesterday Of rapidly driving hts ssa1
Ia the ssreets, aud soaudly noRstd.
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LORD LYONS NOT YET ARRIvED.-There is DO sign
in the Chesl lpsake of the appearance oil the Cura.
coa with the British minister, Lord Lyons, and
some apprehensioDs felt of disaster to the
sell from the severe westerly gales which have
lately occurred. The vessel has been out an IN.
usually long time, if she sailed at the time stated
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THE wArsR QuHsr1os have heard

HSB1U
i. suggested thatif the City Council would grant
the privilege, company sonld be formed Who
would undertake to supply the eastern portion of
the city with pure water at the same price the city
now furnishes it. The city, we presume, would
not object to saving the cost of the new works
now iu contemplation, If she could do 30. without
eudaugering her own rights aud those of her Gifts
zens. The projectors of this plan should there.
fore send petition at once,s so to have opp0r.
tunity of being heard before the report of the I'm.
gineers and Superintendent of the water works 10
adopted Let them make known their wants at
once or thew will be too late
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| ""} Ahtl uic Abt
LADl
Adams MIRA A a.
Allen mrs 4 G.
A Armstrong mrs Z q
Allen miss Henrietta
Andrews inIss Annie M
Armstrong misa l. Z
BzRor mrs Ardelia
BAH mrs Martha
But mrs Magg't
biBnkenshiD niia III
Bragg mrs vi
Bimner Drg Il
Boyle mrs kob't
Brown mrs Mary i
Burch mrs Mary NJ
Butler mrs Catherine
burroughs mrs II Il
Rugk nts ----
Bockins miss BIC
Bocken miss GenHia
Beas,oy miss l. A
Benson miss Martha Q
boSkins miss Susie
Branch Miss Lizzie
Brooks miss Mary 4
surch miss Mary +
BurEell miss h 4
Butler miss Mary
! puliiagton miss Mary
CreDsh8W mrs 3 III
Cox mrs + L
Cousins miss Amanda
Oo5grove mrs q
Coke miss Anna Nj 2
, CoegrOve mrs q
= Catfiu mrs MaryJ
; CiaGke mrs q A
, Childress mrs G NJ
! Gambler + Trs Il d
+; Carpenter MES Mary
] Carey mrs Harriet
| D0pgett mics A NJ
Duke miss ai i
| Duan mrs Il
| Davis miss Lizzie
Dabney miss hate VI
Davis mrs S G
Davis mrs Mary M
Davis miss Bertha
| Dixon mrs G. q
Duke mrs Ellen l.
DiS9u miss Salile
Edmontison miss NJ L
Eastand mrs A W
, lmine mrs Mary j Y
Fi'Z wilson miss NJ ID
Foxes miss NJ &
| Graves mrs Alice n
/ Granrdu mrs w
| Graves mrs Elizabeth c
/ Graves mrs Rosetta
! Gun mrs 5
! Gordon mrs NJ d
/ Glenn IpTs Fannie
fGisZebrooE mrs NJ Il
] Gamble mrs Sarah
I gannaway mrs NJ j.
Gentry mrs G A
! Green miss Bottle I
4 Granger miss sarah
1 GOddln Miss Emma j
4 Gibson miss Mary
| Gillian miss T. annie
oir,hrude miss May
1 GARRISON miss Sarah
1 Uege mrs EliZ'th S
| Ucge mrs Phoebe
| Hannah mrs Eyeline
| Holt mrs Elmira 2
Huiec mrs s 7
Hutcheson mrs Ella
| Hu.cheson mrs Mary
Hines mrs Eliza A
Hall mrs klien
tiayne mrs Jacob
biarwood mrs G b
| Harris mrs Ellen 3
Hagau mrs Marg't 2
| Hanson mrs Frances
H>rriso1 miss Victoria
Harwood miss sue
| Headley miss Mary
| Heath miss Mary
Hendrick miss Mary j
| Hill miss Sarah 4
Hughes miss Mary Z
| jones mis- CoTneIia
| Jordan mrs Martha j
| Jordan grs Mary
| johnson mrs EiiZ'th a
| j ahpson mrs Ann
| Jctfries miss @
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NlNGULAR And HORRIBLE DEArH.-AbOut q week
ago. domestic, named Ellen Vaughn, employed
ut the Union House, in this city, had her ears
perforated for the purpose Of wearing ear rings
The operation was performed in the usual manner,
and with the usual results at the time. On the
secood day after the piercing, her ears commenced
swelling, and she supposing nothing serious, lef,
employment and went home. The third day the
swelling and Inflammation Increased rapidly, when
she became deaf, blind and speechIess; erysipelas
set in, and for three days the unfortunate girl
suffered terribly, when death released her-Troy
BUDGET.
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1859 SPRING TRADE.
Holm j. MELLON,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
kchElGN AND DOM ES&IG W IN SS, BRANDIES
GINS, WiIEkEYs SC
NO l3i C4Rf ST, RICHMOND. IA.
Have il store and Bonded " Aarehousa Cognsc
Rocke!e and SaEerac BRANDIES: Holland GIN:
lamaios RU j; Scotch and Irlsh WHISKEY; Port
Sherry, Madeira and Malaga WINES.
40 bbls Penn and Ohio Vhiskey
$u bbis Rrsndy, Cir and sweet Wine
~ bbs Old Apple Brandy
l2d bbls assorted Rye Whiskeys, (from l to 7
yearsoid)
loo Ibis Excelsior Pure Rye Whiskey. (of which
L am cole AseUtl
~ baskets Cham aRgnes Ct su perior brands
G.arst, >atayne and Uie,lisa liner Wines: Curacos
himmel, hrlsh Wasser and ..bsiuthe; London ana
DCoiin Porter; Scotch Ale; Fine Havana seRars
Thsa ktul for past faYors, | respectfully solicit
continuance promising satisfaction in all cases
81. AL orders promptly attended to.
-. -gs,
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E%F I"' ~Iah6 ID WhhFHALb, U0mW O.
Tstbtst ofers his PROFESSIONAL servces 10 the citt
Sens o. nscanlo5a ss ITS vicinity. Office at his re-
,a sea'
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Coop BurrnR 10 very scarce In ahis
city, ard uice articles will bring handsoms price.
Nov 10 The time for tho farmers tn the moossatn
aud valley Of Virginia TO ssad In the pssdusss %
their dAries.
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H- THn Bxsr Couaa sYRup IN rnR

NNNIsU.
IAS best Cough Syrup in the world Ia Harris
HeTAs sectorai syrup OF Wild Cherry.
Ta's article IN prepared by a chemist aaa ,s n,,-
H9aaeed es fatSsicsi men, aud those who have nssd
IT, t. pe Sas best preparation for Coughs, Colds
Ns'aIrh. si"nehles. Hosrseness, Sore Throat from,
l@.e, ana preventive of that lion Of sliseases
tac taste, &tsas clears and strengthens the ya;ce
ssays siTritatiou Of the threat aud lungs and pre
Yeats taking cold. f'o
Bottles 23 aud 50 cents aud 81 Sold by all Drnx
tssus in Firginia oc iSs,a "i'
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BURNED Edward Weir, ayoung car
pen ter In this city, bad bis hands severely burned
last Thursday night BY putting out . busuioe. bed
curtain, which accidentally caught firs frts0
tue resul. Of carelsssnsss, and might b guarded
against.
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@z-aa-a--s -
lAnIES' LIST.

II letters in this List W.
RTisED.
p s----s---.s.---
Esq LIST.
Jessu o mrs A ID
JefireeH miss q
Kenny mrs Teresa
Kim brouah miss NJ 4
kendrock miss Louisa I
knight mi 8 Mary j
Landrum miss ii J
I,ewelly n sarah E
Lee Susan
Lindsay Lizzie
LockDing kliz'th
Lyons Cbsr,otte
Lacy Virginia A
Lester mrs Clara A
Martin mrs kliz'th Ii
Need n hrs David ii
Montgomery mrs Il
Morris mrs'Eliza
Myers mrs Mary d
Madison mrs Thirza
Nor miss Sarah
Mo- n miss Ann
Mowry miss Eliz'th
Mitchell miss Mary K
Mcfarland miss Ailine
hcNorton miss A Il
McMulien mrs 81 n 2
McCo uuell mrs A
Normant miss Cath
Neal mrs Sarah Z
Napier mrs Bette
Newell mrs Jos M
Osullivan mrs Lucy A
Okeiffe mrs Bridget
Powers mi,s Mary G
Powell miss l.ncy Q
Phillips miss Virginia
Perry miss Il
Paranetr miss Madalee
frice mrs Sarah +
Poe mrs Cornelia
Piatt mrs Susanna
Ray miss sarah q
Rice misc Hettie S
Robertson miss "a E
Read miss Anna A 2
Read mss Aimira Ii
Randolph miss Mary j
EaDnoles miss II L
Rome mrs Il Il
Rice mrs A 50
Richardson mrs Mari s
Rowan mrs Mary A
Koy all mrs Marg't
Runnelis mrs Jane
Stupm an miss Loretta
Scott miss Alice NJ 9
Sheppard miss Bette
Simons miss Sallie /.
Slmons miss Mary "A
Sneliings miss K d
Stewart miss A X
stapl, 8 miss Mary
stsnard miss Vi B
Scammell mrs L L L
SauI ders mrs sallie A
ShArpley mrs x
SChermerho' n mrs " G
Solomon mrs w
Simpson mrs Mary
emith mrs Nancy
Smaldridge mrs c
Stom mrs Jana
Stubbs mrs Lucy A G
Swain mrs CD
Sulliv d mrs N
Solomon mrs Mary
sullivan mrs July
Sims mrs IL P
Tszewell mics L B
Taylor miss Mary j
Taylor miss Mary = L
Taylor miss Ellen Y
Timberlake miss NJ A
Th. mas miss Martha
Thomas mrs j RE-
Todd ms Elizabeth G
Watkins mrs eliza
Wharton mrs j n
Willis mrs V A
Williams mrs Geo T
Willard mrs Abby
Wilde mrs Lizzie j
Williams mrs Mary p
Wootson mrs Mary W
Winsree mrs Julia A
Walker ms Geo L
Ware mrs l. L
Williams miss A r
White III iss sarah J
Mhitfoi d miss Rachael
Washington miss Id
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Nor PRovED.-Edward Wicker, Q lad,

vas before the Mayor yesterday, suspected Of hsv-
log been In possession Of one of the knives stolen
from 3. Sutherland, but as nothing could b
proved against him, be was discharged. Unf0rtu-
hately for this little chap, be had been Assos
clatiug With Bob Heath aud Bill Gaiiaher, which
probably caused him to be suspected.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS by re

l. cent in prOvement and enlargement. my fscfo
ry is now complete and by far the largest establish.
ment of the kind south OF Philsdelrhia, which en-
abes me to offer to the trade OF vrgiBia. Ncrth Ca
roina and Tennessee as also to the city grocers an
article of
CITY MADE
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IRGINIA. At Rules held in IT,
" nEt tho C..

Y I Z G II A. At Rules held IN tie
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the City
Of Richmond, on the first Monday in March, 1859,
lit being the 7th day of the month
William Palmer, Agent, of Edrisl
Berkeley, Pltf,
against
Samuel stewnrt and David King, late
partners trading under style and
firm of stewart King. DTS. IN COVENANT
and upon an attachment returned executed.
The object of this suit is to recover of the defend
ants, nine hundred dollare; and affidavit having
been made aud filed. that the above named de-
fendant. Samuel stewart, is a nonresident of this
Commonwealth. the said defendant, Samuel Stew.
art, is notified TO appear within oLe month after
due publication hereof and DO what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit.
Copy-Teste,
NH I2-law4wS JAMES ELLETT. elk.
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sW~ SANgoRb's LIVER IsvIaoRAToR-

- oANFoRb's LIVER INvIa0RAToR-
CoNfovNhEp ENTIRELY FROM Gug.-Is O mild and eff.
iectusi cathartic, acting first on the LIVER, TO
greet us morbid matter, then on the stomach aud
hoVeis. ana carries OFF all matter that prevents
their healthy action, and thus strengthens ard
best LINER ISVInORATO
LIVER lNVlG0RATOR
,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
puRlPIES TIM BLOOD
PtBfPlEc THE BLOOD
PURlflES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COS1IVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRH0H.
seld by all Druggists. fe 26--6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES

80 IAhAA. FclNDeXrRh,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,.,,, -, RICHMOND, Va.
Ntit prsctiS2 iG thS cisy 81 His shnoud and In tha
counties of Cheaterneh powhatan and Amelia
~. osnee in Lales Building. corner OF Main aad
.tt" NN'VNts. Sc 2-l2m
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DARING RosBsaY.-Tvo negro bovs.

DARING Ko8BHaY.-TwO negro boys,
Albert. slave to James II. Walthsll, and Brax tor.
slave to William Jones, were examined before the
Mayor yesterday for breaking into kitchen occus
pied by Charlotte Brown, free woman, ,on Thurs.
day last, and stealing therefrom 428 In money.
The thieves went into Mrs. Pellets coal house,
tore oil the kitchen weatherboardng, then broke
through the laths and plastering, entered the
house and secured the money. Leuts. Trusheart
aud Rains arrested the boys last Thursday night,
and found most at the mouey In their possession.
The Mayor deferred his Judgment until Monday
next, and remanded the prisoners to Jail for safe
keeping.
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Folkea X J McMahon NJ Wsrsnner W., a,
Fridrina Jao Ii MeSweeny NJ Warren Wn 8 ~
Fisher Joe McEnenyO Woodward " -
ainnoy w Mc9overn Wilistte Ro
fulcher E Mcdowell g b Wipaut A
Firth d Mcfarland Walker
Fifehett master MCDONNELL Wsliiestein Hy
Barney McCabs fabel VIM
Gray W illiams Mcbride Yates Thos A
day. Matthews McGufe l. Young Geo
Co McFarianJ
Initials.
Richmond Library Association q
ID M ADO
mh 26-lt THOS BIGGER. p NJ
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s&aasoscr B. srHaE, Dentist, OILS
.frsets. kSohlloaJ Va. nav So.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT LowELL--On Monday last,
| the wife of Mr. Samuel Hyde, q workman in the
mill Of the Hamilton Company, at Lowell, Mass
| with young child in her arms, went in to see
| her husband. While there her clothes became
eutapgIed with revolving shaft, about eighteen
| inches from the foor, by which she was carried
| round with fearful velocity, aud so horribly man-
| gled that she died before reaching home. The
| child wonderfully escaped with slight injury.
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fsSs~ LIFR Sun PnoroGaApEs-Th,

Subscriber takea pleasure "a announcing te his nm
HtTous patrons and the public at large that he u
EoS prepared to furnish Phososraphs from min;a
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colore5
which for accuracy and finish, he warrants coual
!, no suPIaor TO any produced in this city at less
tosn the usual price Old Pictures copied ans e,I.
.GTCe2 to any size. ~
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ey
anime specimens ST GIBBS Temple of Art, CORN
than Hsll, Maia street, between 9th and 10th.
Pc GIBBS.
L. s.-lf yea want q genuine Arnbrot we this Il,
tae p&oc to get il, here you will neither be hum
bUSGe1 ia gEies OF work, Also, Meisinotypes. OF
say ether Picture ia the Photographic Art
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WHULESALE AND RETAIL CEDAR
w WARE MANDATORY, 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary. Richmond, Va. where deal.
trs and housekeepers may f1nd it TO their advan-
tage to ca. as they can buy better articles and
low as Northern Wsre A good assortment OF Tubs,
n nests or by the single one; CdURNs Of all sizes;
MILK PALS; bras bound CANS and BUCK EJS;
also. iron bound BUCh ETs. sealed MEASURES,
&C, Ac. Call at the old stand of
NH 1l-Im* WIN WILLIAMS.
old DOMINION BOTTLING ESTAB-
" LIsHMENT.-The subscribers are in receipt
of 100 bbls and half bbls of Philadelphia CREAM
ALE in addition to their stock of PORTER, CI-
DER LAGER BEER. DC, to which they invite the
attention of the trade guaranteeing the article to
give satisfaction, and the price mJst easonable.
Orders left with w NIPE, on Main street or at
the factory, on Goth 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 Bottling
business In this city and removed to another state
we would solicit the patronage OF all those favors
bly dispoeed to our establishment.
''' MASON i BURNS
Richmond, March I, 1859. NH 2-ln
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SxIrr snoorIsa is the only spring spert

for huntsmen in this section, aud would pos b
very good, but for the fact that the iov gresuds
are so soft and miry that no one can vads fhnsush
them with any comfort. friend from Hanover
informs us that snipe are abundant on the Chickss
homiuy swamp, and generally In hns order, bus
very hard to get at.
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SPRINa SALES-l859.

SPklN0 SALES-iS59
THOMAS, RUGHE8 4 CALDWELL
IHi'ORTERSASD JOBBERS
{No. Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginia.)
W. are now ready 10 exhibit our SPRING
STOCK of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
P0RTATlGNS. which, added to our
Largely INCREASED STOCK
OF American manufactures enables US to offer Il
the heTch ante of
- VIRGINIA.
NORTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE. and
KENTUCKY
Stock % GOODS. not 10 be surpassed in EX-
TENT, BEAUTY and CHEApNESS in this coun
try cur assortment consists in part of
Embroideries Laces. Dress Trimmings, Silk and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkts. Crayats, Ties
susPenders. Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas Para
sol'. Brushes, Combs. Buttons, Hoop Skirts. Per
fGneres and Soaps, Colt and Gilt Jewelry, &C.
hn endless variety of Small Wares, more part
larry specified in our printed Catalogues.
50 Orders at sli times promptly attended to-
g
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CANADA COMING OyRR.-A circniar from OskvilIe,
Canada West signed VIM NJ King, advocates a
separation from the Home Government in the
event of the of some of the measures urged
by those now in power. 1t refers approvingIy to
the action of these Colonies under similar circum
stances, and insists that the time is at hand when
like action should and must be taken by the peo.
pie of Canada. 1t urges some member of Parlia.
nent Of the new tariff succeeds) to propose in the
House that it is "expedient to dissolve all govern.
ment connection with Great Britain, that the
union between Upper ami Lower CsDadas be ssoly.
ed, and that immediate steps be taken that Upper
Canada may become a State of the United States -
The circular is addressed to "Honorable the At.
torney General Of Canada West," and large mum.
bers have been printed for circulation
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RICHMOND, VA, SATURDAY. MARCH 26

lST OF LETTERS--R aiming in the
-, - RlCnMoND POST OFFICE, oa ths 25th day of
1s Persons calling Tor letters La this List will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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s@s- Srovgs. RANGES AND FURNACES,

Now in store "A full supply, cargo Of schr Mignio-
aette Purchasers are invited to examine the quail
ty of our wares We especially recommend the
aichm-nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs aWay hand for oil leading articles sold
II the Governor Street Stove Store.
o. Wanted immediately two first class wCrkmen,
&C I6 GEORGE STARRETT.
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MORTALITY AMONG uoGs.-Several farmers in the
neighborhood of Mt. Clinton, in this county, have
lost, within a few days, number of hogs Messrs
John Berry, Sr., Joseph Swank and James Flick
are among the sufferers. Mr.. Flick informs M
that he is satisfied the fatality was caused by the
hogs eating locusts. He says he saved a number
that were very sick, by giving them sweet milk to
drink. It would be we'll for our farmers to keen
their hogs In the fields, at least until the locusts
are all out of the ground We understand that
they are already near the surface, and in a very
few weeks st most, they will make their appear
Rockingham (Fa) Register
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1M EBLS ROCKLARb LIME; 400
do calei,.ed Plaster. 900 do Rosendsls Co
meh'; for sale BY
ml q Ell WHIrLOCK 1 SON.
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There will be meeting of the
A~Aa Opposition Party Of Church and Union
Hills. at TEN perauce Hall, on SATURDAY evening
next, at Ia O'clock. for The purpose Of organizing
Club. Several distinguished speakers may be ex.
peCted. Ccne one, come all NH 24-3t* -
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NORTHERN ICE-We are prepared to
~ furnish our customers and the citizens gene
rally With she best Northern Ice, on reasonable
II our customers. Thankful for the liberal patron.
age bestowed upon US we ask for continuance OF
Richm md. or on Canal Blsts on reasonable terms
from the vessel Ice house the Dock Cary ST.,
betweeu 2lst and 2Z1.
NH I4-ln GRIFFIN TAYLOR
NOTICE.-I have this day appointed
~ JAMES mANDER nay Agent 10 carry on the
MER4HANT TAILokIkG rl lBpsiness,. il al its
bfsnshes ,,.r., ,s ALANrHUs Ian. MCKINNEY.
My friends and the public generally
will finf located on Franklin street nearly op-
'2iisS mR l6ma%s S-HsSr' q f' JAMES MANDER, Agent
WTHOLEeALE AND RETAIL
w CHEAP CASH STORE,
No76 MAIS STREET.
Candies. of every variety
Oranges and Lemons
Rssins, Eigs, Nuts
Prunes, Dates, CItron
Currants. Pickles, Preserves
Brandy Fruits, fresh Peaches
FOR sale By NH 3 DAVID N. JONES. Agent.
WINDOW SHADES, Wholesale
w AND RETAIL.-My retail prices are 81 ],
cents toy nice dsrk m g d 81 e yTs for do. 20
for Gold Center Vase 20 cts for Boauet Centre
tor Vase fiawered Shade. Cords. fs.seis, Grasses
table Oil Clcth cheap, 100 places Engish ii Cloth
FROM New York suctioB. with flannel back. at a
great sacrihce Call and see for yourselves at ihe
established cheap Dry Goods aud Window Shade
Store OF ii GOLDEN, go Broad street,
NH 22-:Sm Between 3d and ith sfs.
DHYSICiANs SADDLE BAGS of fine
quality-A large variety OF the most approved
styles are now in store Alto surgical instruments.
Trusses Splints Surgical Bandages and implements
oi all kinds, for sale at -
LhIDLEY ROBINs0N'S
Nav Drug Store 4th and Franklin SITS,
NH ~ Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

NoFrcE Stockholders
nv are reaussted 10 attend an Annual Meetog ~
that Com pany to be held at the OH 60 Of Griswod
Claiborne at the corner of Main and I3th streets
in this city, ON FRlDAY, Sth of April next. at
O'clock. NJ. A full attendance 10 desired as busi.
ness of Importance will be transacted.
NH 2i-dtSA WIN Il gYDEOR prest