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THE DIST A To n.
.snuNYrn MARCH
MDNUAt baOHNAFs9's'ss'f'st+.+''


-
tn. .,.v ~ washtnrtoa is said to hase
- :, ..os,ras exhaustion. Tne "n'1'
Md ~ no,t,es and pleasure has pas'eo o'.' wy
...-...,,,., lake. and left scarce ripple on NV
.,rf.,a Tho huge balls OF tue 1saNns' 'ap,'V'
sA''Aos ,ha ,iouor saloons and gambling
are so"s sa..r,es even the camp followers, cut.
~s..,,. nv thousands the main body Of public
.,..S.r.rs have dispersed to the four points OF
81. e,mpa,s. The windows of the public build
iars are letting in the pure Spring air upon the
p,sces rendered noisome aud stifling by the no,
breath Of polluted politicians, aud the sweet vol
ces Of birds In the capitol grounds have succeeded
the discordant roar Of the political bulls Of Ba'
shan. The "yellow moon" looks down upon more
quiet streets aud innocent scenes than she behesd
apcu her last visitation. The resident population
q Washington breathe more freely. like town
evacuated BY forega troops. whose lawlessness has
endangered its security, aud whose orgies have
deprived Il Of repose. The glad Sunshine OF Spring
must diiuss peculiar pleasure among the excellent
citizens OF Washington, for the political azzaroni
cease to nfcst the street corners, and the vermia
that they bring all disappear
The brilliant social winter OF the capital has had
m awkward bat suggestive close. There are chap
lains who pray for Congress; there are preachers
VINO deliver on Sunday excellent discourses, but
cant and sombre events which gathered In dark
ness around the setting of the late iashonab'e
season, and mingled their mutterug thunders with
the last staye Of its clsmorous revels Ipordinate
ambition may we'll be chastened at the graves Of
those distinguished fuuctionaries, who with their
harness on, iu the prime Of robust manhood, and
their sky studded with the stars of hope and pro.
mise, have passed away like IS shadows pursuing
shadows" Aud, If aught could tame the hot blood
nf passion and check the current Of social corrup-
tion which has set Ia from the life Of Paris upon
the saloons of Washington; if aught could seal 10
dumb remorse the lips which have encouraged our
sountrywomen to discard that veil of shrinking
unobtrusveness which is at once charm and afe
guard Of female delioacy, and if aught could
palsy the hands which would lead them from
the sacred retreat Of the domestic circle TO
the newspaper press garlsndei with poison.
flowers, and inhslipg the incense Of public
sdulatiou, victims led to the sscrihce, it would
be the mangled corpse of leader of the
world Of fashion, the deserted and dishonored
home of man eminent in the national counciIt,
and the man himself looking from behind prison
bars upon = world that is q wreck, with blood
upon his hand and in his heart, If he has heart,
worm that can never die.
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DISPATCHES FROM AnRoAD.-It is stated that OF
Tuesday dispatches were received at the StSte De-
partment, in Washington, by the Arabia, from
London and Paris, and also from Minister Dodge,
at Madrid. ir. Preston, cur new Minister to
Spain, had not yet reached Madrid, but was
shortly expected. The excitement occasoned by
the Presidents Message regarding Cuba, had
nearly subsidized. and Mr.. Prestap would experience
no difficulty in being received. The unsettled
condition Of affairs throughout Europe had par
TALLY supp'anted the Cuba question. From Messrs.
Dallas and Mason assurances were received that
the sentiments of Great Britain and France tos
wards the United States were smicable and sat is
factory.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE "DISPATCH"
LATER FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMER1.

New Yong, March 13.-The brig Caroline, brings
Aspinwall dates TO February 10th, aud from Pana"
ma TO the 24th.
The sloop of war ST. Mary, arrived at Panama,
on the 10Th, and her new officers and crew took
possession on the next day. Capt. Davis and the
rest Of the officers and crew returned on the Star
q the West.
The British frigate Alarm, arrived at Panama,
on the 23d, from the coast of Mexico, with $780,
0C0 la treasure for Europe
Guayaquil was still blockaded by the Peruvian
feet.
There Is nothing important from Chill.
Another revolution was daily expected in Peru.
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Lecturfnx I'm spain.

We. bryant, In his Letters of Traveller, 81
speaks Of public lecturer in spain OF great emi.
nsnces usIiano, politician of the conservative
scoooi. Though seventy years old, he has los,
nothing OF the magic of his voice, or his power 10
a.pfssssa audience. ''such meiodious and mao.
innocent tones and cadences, such glorious periods
.eon skii In lifting up an audience and letting :,
So.e-osionss to 10 other man than Gslisno y
Ie.ns oiseoarses are said to be destitute Of
- ns' sad his thoughts to BE- trite and com mou or
p,aos. III the magic Of his elocutio tba, hra.,S
ahstng soui into the dead man o'0a'nss
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The Explosion OF THE PRISCEss.-The number Of
lives lost by this disaster is now estimated at 100.
Among the passengers badly scaided was John NJ.
Carr, formerly OF Charlottesville, Va. Sanue!
Waits, OF Wheeling, Va, u deck hand, who was re-
ported killed, was badly burn. on the head and
breast, BIZ: is recovering Toe Natchez Fee Trader
has an account OF death on the Inflated boat,
which ia peculiarly terrible. 1t says:
Capt. jackson was sitting in a chair on the hur.
ricane deck, leaning back against the sky lights,
when the explosion took place, aud was bio " u up
aud coming down with the timbors of the shaIs
tered wrecK, WAS caught an,oog them by the nee k
and shoulders, where ne remained, struggling. till
the flames gathered around and about him, burnt
the iInbers that sustained him, and ne fell-to be
seen 10 more-into the raging fire below.
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aM- ARTIFICIAL TEETK-THR CHEo.

pIasrsc PRsoEss-a W JONES, DENrrsr. havin.
purchased the erctuSire right for the abovt
mode Of making TEETH. and after using and test
ing it in the most difficult cases. Where ether plate
hal failed is entirely satisfied Of its absolute sapet
ority over the gold, silver and platiaa method can
therefore. with confidence, recommend II TO all whs
ms desire full partial sets ct teeth; ard especial
IN 10 such as may be dissatisfied With those they ar
,ssno. In this process. all of the objections {,
the gold plate remoyed-the suction being per
feet ures comfort and STABILITY 70 the ut. AND tn
teeth being esHbeed ia the metal the food Is exciu
ded from upper or between them; they are, there
fore cleaner smoother. andin every respect better
In consequence of tho perfect adaptation Of IL.
plate 10 tue month, and the suction thereby
cured he insert one more teeth tchoat clasps
and in all guarantee perfect and satisfactory
ht.
This method having been adopted and commend
cd by thsss standing highest in the profession
North and South, testimonials will be given, anG
specimens exhibited. TO any who may desire TO sen
them. The Old plates Of those wishing 20 exchange
the old method for the new. will BE- taken in par
pay. Win of course make teeth on the old mode
or tbos9 who may prefer is.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex
racted by electricity for those who wish IL.
Office opposite Oorinthian Hall. JsT-ly
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NEW YORK, March 13.-The Star of the West,
from Panama on the 5th, has arrived, with nearly
$1,000 600 10 treasure and California dates to the
Goth February.
The frigate Roanoke was there-all we'll on
board. The yandalis was at Manila on the last
of February-all we'll.
No details of California news, later than by
other arrivals, are received.
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Gheaa Paving.

Two Of the religious papers Of the North are
discussing the question of the morality of chess
playing, the good effect of which they doubt on
account efthe time 1t takes, tine fatigue occssoned
wsat OF utility, &c. One OF them, however, thinks
IL can DO innocentiy used by children This will
% cheerful and virtuous world, after while,
when oil innocent enjoyments are cut up by the
roots and nothing 10 used that IL capable Of beipg
abueed
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LATER FROM MEXICO-THE LIBERALS TRI-
UMPHANT.

NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-THE steamship Tenness
see, from Vera Cruz on the 9th, is below. coming
up. A battle is reported to have taken place near
Cordovs, and the left wing of Miramon's army
completely routed by the Liberals. Miranon lost
100 men killed, three guns and SEQ muskets, bes
sides large quantity CT ammunition.
Degoliado was preparing to march upon the cap
ital with 10 900 % men.
The Liberals have captured Guansjuato and
Aruas Catientes.
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hsN~ LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INsuRANcE CoMrANI.
CAPITAi-sIO0 eco DOG

Inyested in the United States over $500 600
ALL DIRECTIONS PERSONALLY Res PoNSIBLE FOR 7HE
ENGAGEMEyTS OF TIE COMPANY
We respectfully ask attention IT, the security Of
flied BY the LIVERPOOL aud LONDON INSURANCE
COMPANY, to its Policy holders In its large CASH
CAPITAL aud investments rs stated above.
Tie large capital and income 0f the Company Ell
able it to take lines convenient TO parties requiring
large amounts of Insurance.
In addition 20 the ordinary mode eff Insurance. this
CCmpan' issues PERMANENT PcLICIss. TN the pay
mert of Ten ANNUAL PREMIUMS, property Is thence
forth permanently INSURED The POLICY can be cam
celled at any time and the premium will be return
ed less per cont
This Company will make Insurance against loss
of RENTS By fire. on new and most liberal princi-
pie.
Under the Policy of this Company. oil CLAIMS are
paid upon presentation of satisfactory rroot OF less
Without dtofep,ent or deduction for interest al not
as is usuai SIXTY DAYS alter presentation OF proof
WORKMAN q " YATf, Agents.
$780, Main street. few doors above the
.nh LII Post Ofica
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, March 13.--The Navy Department
will soon order vessels to be fitted out to relieve
those now in foreign stations.
1t Is probable the question of an extra session
will be decided early during the present week.
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ssz~ Sparse M1LLIaERY.-N C BAR

80 A@A-sU s'EA-9-sH-'1-1~1 ~ y <HE~"
TON, No 100 Main street. is in receipt OF full
sor:ment of SPRING STYLES and MATERIkLS,
consisting of STRAW AND SILK BUNNETS
FRENCH FLOWERS. RIBBONS, DRESS GAPS,
AND HEAD EREaSES GRAPES AND SILKS in
piece &C, sc; all OF which now open, from this
date to the trade.
Owing 20 an increase and pressure Of business
specified day for opening STYLES viii be dis
pensed with for this season. but all the styles will
be freely shown when the desasnds require.
NH r
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hr WATKINS & FICKLEN.


Reached Long Cloths. VERY CHEAP
Bieached sheetings, all widths. VERY CHEAP
Buff aod Blue Plaid and Striped Osnaburgs
VERY CHEAP
Cottonades and Denims VERY CHEAP
Irish Linens, Linen sheetings. VERY CHEAP
Mems and Boys Wear. great variety. VERY
CHEAP
simon's fine Cloths and Cssaimeres. VERY
CHEAP
Beautiful silk and Narcotics yestings. VERY
Fresh Spring Prints. BEAUTIFUL AND
CHEAP
Linen Drillings and Ducks. VERY CHEAP
B-EyERYTHING PERTAINING To OUR Blu.
SINEsS is
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH, OF THE BEST
QUALITY AND
NEWEST STYLES, VERY CHEAP.
WATKINS FICKLEN.
Richmond. March .. 1859. NH 9-6t
~. RICHMOND THEATRE
INCREASED ATTRACTION.
Engagement fer few nights only. with the distin-
guisl ed artistic,
MR. JAS MURDOCH,
Who will appear in his great character of
YOUNG MIRABEL,
In Farquhar's celebrated Comedy Of
WINE WORKS WONDERS.
As performed by him, with u1eQnalled su,ces in all
the principal cities Of the Union, and at the
Haymsraet Theatre. London, for
ONE HUNDRED CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS.
WINE WORKS WONDERS.
MIR MURDOCH AS YOUNG MIRABEL.
WINE WORKS WONDERS.
Mr. MURDOCH AS YOUNG MIRABEL.
SECURE YUOp SEATS.
EH- BvT YOUR Books AT THE GIFT BooKsToRE-
where you may bus-
A Book and q Gold Watch for SLIGO
A Book and Silver Watch fer LOO
A Book and q Gold Chain for 10
A Book and Gold Thimble for co
A Book aHd Cameo Pin for co
A Book and sat Of Sleeve Buttons for LOO
4 Book ard Gold Locket for | 90
A Book and a Col Bracelet for leo
A Book and Gold Pencil for 100
A Book and Gift Book for | 90
GIFT BOOKSTORE,
NH l%-4t No IS Main st
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ELAw NoTIcE. c. M
CHoLAS, for several years United States District
Attorney having entirely recovered his health, has
determined to resume the practice of LAW, in this
city and will devote ell his energies to any profess
sioual b1i4iness with which he may be entrusted.
Glddiu'a Hall! NH q-Im
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An EXTRA SESSION OF CoNGREss.-A dispatch from
Washington says it is reported, GU excellent au-
thority. that the President has concluded upon an
extra session of Congress being called, but at
what particular time is not yet known. The
chief reason for this conclusion on the part OF
the President is the deporable condition oil
the Post Office Department.
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REcovERISG.-Mr. Francis Gouldy, of New York,
who was 30 feariuliy assaulted by his son in octo
Der last, he's far recovered that he 10 able 10 go
out, though he Will never fully recover bis former
heath. The other sufferers from the Gouldy ira
gedy have recovered.
The Loudoun county {Va) jail has been empty
for more than month.
G. g. Lewis, of Clarke county, student at the
University OF Virginia, died last week.
Hon. Albert q. Jenkins has been nominated for
70 election 10 Congress from the kauawha (Ya)
district.
George Gun was accidentally drowned in Hardy
county, Virginia, last week.
John Meter, German shoemaker, committed
suicide at Charlestcwn, Va on the TN ustaut, by
hanging himself.
Two fine chad, the first from New York waters
this season, were caught on Friday evening on ss.
ten leland.
The rails are laid on the Lynchburc extensjon
OF the Orange Alexandria Kaiiruad To "A ,n,n,
nYe miles OUT from Charlottesville.
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A WEATHER PREDIcrloN-The Wilmington N c.
Journal states that q man who processes to be
weather wise, gives it his opinion that there
will be no rain during the whole OF the month of
May. lie says the same thing occurred during
the year 1859, and again in 1889.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.s-.-s~---s--s>s~'.- ~ 49,
~ FArlBAEK's So |
-
No. LOG Main Street, Richmond, Va.


A uniform standard Of Weights. and . CORRECT sys.
Of svery individual in tie country.
A correct Scale is Just arbifer between ouyeI
and seller and IL Is OF tbs utmost y,
instruments univer liy called upon 70 zee .dv
questions Of great value in the daily snd Donr,v
transactions OF business should De Q. XXI ret ~
ability and exacfness as 10 secure ne conta::nes ~
ali those feIto nov be OBJECTED BY Tie results sHotcd-
led. "'''' '''' ''Ns -,
ARE THE LsaALiZsD STANDARD.
FOR CORRECT wsiGHr.
l,,syY sy,ir, c,oss from, discrepancy 2f tueight
bccesa one n fatriam Sles a. a xxi ay oe ne ag an
0thsr manufacturer ,eas recently tried IN me cynrt
qfCmmon Pleas. Bnsorc me ense occnp.ea ne
ais decision stated as III. result IF The eridehce Mdt
he occaracy of' Fairbanks Safes cas established
beyond all question.
"Ay INCORRECT SCALE WILL gSAw TIE yEaY vITALs
orToF AyAPPAREsTLY PRosPEaoUs BUSINESS"
Test your Scales thoroughly. and If fund incor
rect, throw them aside and buy one OF Farb .nks
celebrated Scales. the universally ACKNOWLEDGMENT
standard FOL CORE ct weight.
A WORD OF CAUTION.
Tie fcsAe1,ned remit ttioa Of these Scales has IN
10 ogtr Mse, as 'fairitnLs' scales' and purchasers
hare pereby. IN moag instances, been S"t1scfe" 10
: Tmsy can only be- hal 10 Richmond Of CLARK
Sun. ANDERSON Il CO.. No i0i Main street, who
are the agents, and who Keep constantly on hand
PORTABLE PLAiEOh0 bOALso
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
UNION OF FAMILY sea LES
GROCERY SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EVEN BALANCES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver at short notice.
WHsAT Or HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DE ALERS' AND FAEmERS' SCALES
UAYAND CATTLE SCALES
RAILRCAD Dept SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
NH I4-2m
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New PubIirn,sou

:, b.. Inoogh's BY Rev. II. N. Dexter. pssrr
=. ~. street Church Boston, The Riehno.s
"sf mas been imposed on By hi. aboli,,on
80 ana ought 70 sssd Il back q once.
me Losing and Taking Of Monsoul, d Le.a.r.
Isin sfyesf. = ss'tAs' 80
s@ssn q Nap Dsswtes,' tor rel. b. r !,
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DlED,

I'm Ua the I'm inst. Mrs MARY TAYLOR. wife If
'sax' asyiol III LIE 50ih Year of her axe. She
chiidren to mourn their loss. 01o n'e
ON vsn, Nui take pace at her late residence
1891 ,onauis street. al v'ciock this evening" Tne
ieaos ana acQnantanccs OF the Iarnity ar ,nyi tea
" attend. wituoRt further notice.
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THEATRE Mr.. Xurdoch That finished actor, Mr..
Murdoch, whose reputation throughout this couu.
try almost entities him to the oft.misappiied tern,
famous" is announced to appear at the Theatre
tonight in Swine Works Wonders, or the Incor-
stant.' All who take an interest in theatricals,
will be glad of this opportunity to witness per-
formsuce which appeals with intellectual force to
their appreciation.
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gG~ LEE & PLEAsaNTs-

ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Practice in the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico
GoochlsHd and Hanover.
AS Notaries Public and Commissioners of Dee DIS
&c, they ara authorised to take Dispositions Afta
Wits Acknowledgements of ID eds, Powers OF Attor-
ney Bills of Sale &C to be used recorded in the
several States and Territories of the Union.
sssCffice on nth st, Sd door from Main. NH l2-ly
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y~- JOHN w. GARLIOK-

Wholesale and retail dealer in Drugs Medicines,
Chemicals Paints Oils, Varnishes and Dyestuffs,
Fancy Articles. Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars. surgi
cal Instruments, Brushes Combs. Soaps, kxIrscts
Perfumery. Landrsth's Garden Seeds Also, sole
PROPRIETOR and anu acturer of Senple's Infalible
BAKING or YEAST POWDERS.
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
pounie6 NH If-6t
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ST. Louis, March 13.-Tbe New Mexican mail to
the 2lst nit. has arrived. Two Stockton mail par
ties are reported to have been cut of by Indians
Sandoral, the Neohave Chief 10 dead.
The Neosho and Albuquerque mail is in success.
fnl operation
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ESs~ FOR GRAIN MEASURE2.-I am a candi-
date for the Office of GRAIN MEAstREh. for the
CITY Richmond and respectfully solicit the votes
of my fellow citizens. Capt HENRY DAVIS.
NH I&--itx
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~ HARTsHoRaE' CuRE-ALL-
THE GREAY PAIN ANNiRIL4T0R.
AND REMEDY FOR DYsPEPslAs WEAK sToM'
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS

ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED BIZ CHEAIST;
BOTTLES 70, . aud 50 cent? ana ono doiiar
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MkOtCA
SCIENCE.
HARTsHORNRss CURE-ALL should be kepti
ali families in case of accidents sudden sac kness
as 1t frequently cur In less time than reouroa
get physician.
externally and internally.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cures tAhenmatisfa
Neuralgia and Cnilblains.
HAHTSH0RNE'SCu cures cramps, Cole,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTsHoRNES CURE-ALL cures Pains In the
Limbo Side Back, Breast, Teeth aud Ears.
uAkTSHORNE,5 CuRE-ALL cures 6prains.
Bruises scalds, Burns and Frosted Feet
HARfeHORNk's CURk-ALL cures Pains In the
Feet and dwelling Of the Jointa.
HARTSH0kNE'S CukE-ALL cures bsin Neck
from Cold. and Ague In the Breast
HAKTSHORNEsHC CURE ALI Is good TOR Dyupep
sia, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have PAin. use the CUkE-ALIA -
Il acts upon the Nerves. Musics. Sinews. Blood and
Renes, and BY IL warming electro gueric power,
try Il.
The above medicines b he had III AL Drug stores
" kiohmond. Norfolk. Petersburg and I'll tcw o. ~
- -
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New MusC.--We have received from the pubs
fishers, Messrs Oliver, Ditson & Co., tthe largest
music publishing house in the United States) the
following new music, which are pronounced by a
good Judge to be excellent :-viz-"Reep thy
Heart for me-" one of the Beauties of the Rose
of Castillo" By Belle; "Be merry tonight, one of
six songs by J. W. Cherry; aud the "0ceau Cable
Quicastep," by Hews.
These Dew pieces are for sale by +. II. TAILOR
Main street, square above the Custom House.
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H0R KInNEY AND aLADDER an.

g Observation-Disclosures RNES GREATBUCH
COMPOUND, for the rapid cure Of sill Kinney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
Extract OF buchu il the best Remedy in the World
tor all Diseases or Complaints of the Bladder, Kid
news Dropsy, Gravel, elects, Leucorrhe o. Whites.
Urinary Complaints O5structians ami all Diseases
and Weak uessss OF the Sexual Organs whether ofs
constitutional origin OF from any other cause. OF
icnG Oh short duration.
1t Is prepared by Chemist, containing no Mer.
curry, and is pronounced b. medical men to be no,
only the best, but the cheapest BCctu Compound in
the world. Persons who have suffered for years and
ou!d scarcely walk. have been cured by using one
r two bottles.
Large Bottles, 81; small Bottles, 20 cents Sold oy
FISHER a WINSTON, and all Druggists in Rich
mond, Petersburg Norfolk and other tswDs in Vir
Sinia ia 22-3m
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Rs-TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND. - The
unGereignei RESPECTFULLY snnounces himself a can.
didate for the Office of sUPERIN TENDEHT OF
The CITY GAS WORKS, and soicits your suf-
fcaees at the approaching municipal election
NH Sides HUGH SMITH.
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NH 14-+t

NO Ivy nam 81.
B.-Boots, Shoes and Caters of every known
variety and style, made to order at short notice and
al lowest prices NH Il Fl AZ co
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Rs- MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE-TO
TIE VOTERS OF TIE CITY OF RICHMJND.--
J respectfully announce myself candidate for re-
election to the Office of MANIAC Err OF THE POOR
HOUSE.
NH a-tde* JOHN .PEARCE.
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SCHOONER WRECKED AND LIVES Losr.-The schr.
Blooming Youth, Capt. Wm. Austin, owned by
Messrs. W. j. Dickinson Son, aud engaged in
bringing rice from Satiiia River to SsvanuaB, was
capsized, on Sunday night LAST, during heavy
gaze, of Sepelo bar. Three OF the crew perished
from cold-oDe on Monday, another on tuesday
morning, aud the third about L. O'Clock the sane
day. Inc captain and the rest of the crew, thrxe
IN NUMBER we're brought to the city yesterday, by
,be schooner ]. W. Anderson. 0ne OF the latter
Is very low aud not expected TO live.-SLrdh;dt
RfDYiiicdQ.
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Rfn. Nav spaINa uoops.-My frsI

supply of SPRING GOODs, have already arrived
aad embraces, besides the usual large variety OF
TRiMMlh GS, many novelties of ths season. Hsv
ing been early in the market. and with the advan
t4ge of a new and upbraken stock, to select from
have succeeded in obtaining the choicest and mos
desirable styles iii sorted; and am fully warrant
ed in saying that one who wishes 10 buy will
leave my store unsupplied. HIRSCH,
NH Inns 2J9 Broad a.