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There were 30 deaths in Baltimore last week.
Madame d'Angri is singing at Madrid
Gen. Scott has returned to New York.
The reason why sailor is called tar, is be-
cause he is pitched by the ocean.
ExsCiov. Seymour, of Conn, minister to Russia,
has been very i'll at the Isle of Rhodes.
photographer in Pittsburg, advertises to take
frst class portraits for one dime.
The captain and fl We men, of the ship Agamem-
BoD, ashore at Currituck Inlet, who were reported
drowned, were picked up by passing Sessei.
The steamer Metacomet, Of the Paraguay expe>
sition, arrived at Maranham, BRAZIL, on the DIST
of January.
DR.. Nehemiah Cutter, well known ior MS sue
csssfui treatment Of the insane died at Peppersell
Mass, on the 18th instant
The imports of dry goods into New York during
the last week, amounted to three and a half mil
i;ons and of other articles of foreign produce and
manu- factrre, about the same.
Judge Brockenbrough, of Wheeling, Va, was
robbed of bis pocket book, containing about $3.50,
On wednesday night last, on the Baltimore and
Ohio express train, going west.
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Tus.rRK-Tbe FoYsnces-The theatre was hte'
rallv hacked Monday night, to see those favorites
the F,orences-after long absence from oui
boards and from careful glance at the audience
i. appeared that Everybody" was there. The
n,av. of the evening passed off joyously, to the
repeated applause and constant laughter oi Lux
.nd,encs Last night there was an other crowd
vbicb looks very like the public contemplated one
of those characteristic ''revivals OF the drama
vbicb tell 80 handsomely on the treasury, and
wbicb are almost peculiar to the Richmond people
Tonight the pieces for these artistes are .int
irish uussarY and "MischievousAnnie," in which
the "rich brogue" of Mr.. +. and the lively acting
pretty face, and graceful dancing OF Mrs e. VIII
all be exhibited and appreciated.
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K,xuuopra.-We have from GEO. NJ. WEST
E<n,,,,orth. being the fourth volume Of Peterson
4 Bros cheap edition of Sir waiter soo.ss ho'e,''
Tns Introduction, in this economical style of the
waverly Novels to the public, is great ad'an'as0
to society. It is indeed gratifying 10 gee tue
sterling works of Scott published at 80 10" ra.o'
that the patrons of the cheap and dangerous 'i'e'
rature of the day, may be enabled 70 puy 'heu'-
They will soon perceive the wide contrast os'"een
good novel and q bad one; and they wiz nuu
their minds and sentiments improved py tho uiS-
coyery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-30

ny The ladies of the Second Presbyterian
Church, Rev. DIR. Hoge. are holding Fair at the
Hall Of the Virginia Mechanics Institute, iof oo'
iects connected with the repairs OF their beanu-
full church ediice The Fair abounds with articles
of use and beauty, and we invoke all who are IN
terested In the cause to encourage the ladies' VINO,
whatever they undertake, from the purchase u
Mount Vernon to the manu- facture OF pm ouSh-
ion, throw our coarse, heavy handed, apa'hesio
,ex comple.ely into the shade.
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THE DISPATCH n.
WHpNKepAY noRNINs, -. MARCH %. 1850.
The etcklca' (,nse.


Atacng the various ramors which the wsshs
iasssn picksrs up Of gossip Tor the New York
rApsrs have recently rctailed, 10 report that
District Attorney 0uld has expressed his disincia
nation 10 having other counsel associated with him
in support Of the prosecution against sicklss.
We are inclined TO believe that the story has
~ llttle Foundation ~ the other innumerable fc-
tions &hieh have been cngendered by that mass Of
pusrid corruption, the Stckles' case Mr.. 0uid, a.
q hieh.minded gentleman and sworn ofacer of
the 6overpment, win undoubtedly do his whole
luty 10 the case, and IL IL not likely that be will
deem Il consistent with his sense Of propriety and
good taste, and his obligations to the Government
and society, to decline any aid which may be ten.
dered him, against the powerful bar Of hall dos
zen council, arraysd In behal, Of the prisoner
There 10 some reason to believe that the eyes not
only OF this country, but Of the civilized world,
viii carefully scrutiaize the proceedings Ia the
6ickles case, and be curious to learn whether the
Law Of the land or the law Of Lynch prevails In
the metropolis of America. Tho District Attorney
viii, beyond all doubt, probe this wretched case
20 the core, and show the prisoner just as much
favor, aud no more, than II he were the poorest
laborer in one Of the meanest shanties In Wssh-
iugton, or one of the most friendless of the row.
dies who are soon TO be executed in Baltimore
The crime for which Key died, was one which
public sentiment, in most parts Of the country,
pronouuces worthy of death; but II Batter worth's
statement be true, Sickies did not Justify bis
revenge by the crime, but by the fact that the
crime waa known TO others II this be true, and il
IL constitutes . justification, we ought to have
new code both Of ethics and OF law, under VIII ich
the crimipality Of an offence should CONSIST In i,s
exposure, and death be the punishment of iudis-
erection. We trust that Sickles may have per.
fectly unprecedented trial. but, if public seutmen.
demands in such cases an expation like that Of
Key, II would be better that legislation should
take the matter out of private hands, and, in
making capital punishment the penalty OF certain
crimes give the accused the benefit accorded to all
crimtnals of a trial before execution
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7ELEOR1PHTC NEWS.
PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LINEs,l
orrIoa-No. 100 Eagle Square, Main st. }
MnpoRrEp ron THE ssDlsPArOH.'
FROM PANAMA. A,

New YoRx. March 2e.-The steamship Empire
City, from Havana, on the Gath, has arrived, win
portion Of the California passeugers and mails
Of the Illinois, Tho Grenada Was TO leave Havana
on tho same day, with the treasure and remainder
Of the passengers
A letter from Panama on the 10th, says tnas
Sir Gore Ouseley's treaty had been rafined snu
definitely signed by Martinez. It was TRANSMITS
ted to England on the 10th inst. -,
Havana papers confirm the loss Of the British
ship Jasseur,
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Died.

At the Bath Alum aprinsS. Va. on 9ekqrdax ~
ming. the 18th March, Mrs. VIRGINIA. n Mv ~
~ Enquirer and Whig please COPY.
On the 18th instant, MARY LOKTILIA EmoTT.
in the 18th year OF her age. .
Her funeral will take place fhH evening, %
O'Clock from the residence of her father corner o.
yepabIe and 23th streets to which her friends and
acquaintance are respectfully requested % attend
On Tuesday, the 2ath, Mrs SOPHIA SHAW. ~
the 67th year OF her age.
Her funeral wili take place this morning at II
O'clock at the residence Of her son in-iaw. y Al;
derson. Her friends and acquaintance are Invited
to attend.
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A Manly Letter.

Joseph G. Lovejoy, Esq of Boston, has addressed
a letter to hts brother, Hon. Owen LoveJoy, N. u
of Illinois, ably and elcquontly vindicating the
rights and institutions of the South There are
multstudes of other Northern men OF his own way
Of thinking. Mr.. Lovejoy refers to the scriptural
argument, the most uuaaswerable OF all argu'
ments, in behalf Of slavery, and which nc divine,
commentator, or private Christian ever Thought o.
disputiug, or endeavoring to explain away, TIL
within the last century.
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NEW YORK, March 90 Stocks dull and generally
lower-Virginia 6's sos. Cotton advanced 1f(d)14
with sales of 5000 bales--Up,ands middling 1880
I2A Orleans middline IS. Flour lower-Ohio $61a
red $l4s. Corn duli-mixed and yellow $685.
Turpentine unchanged. RosiE sl627i.
BALTIMORE, March 2e.-Rlour unchanged and
quotations same yesterday. Wheat has declp
ing tcndency-white $l.406ll so; red &l450Dl IS -
Corn duIl-white 75@79 yellow Sl@SS. Coffee firm
Prime Rice li1s6l2.
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WEATuER REPORT

| WASHINGTON. March 29-The following shows
| O'clock mi. morning: New York, Philadelphia
and Misunderstanding. Misunderstanding !;
wind sE. Petersburg, ya-raining; Thermometer
coo. Norfolk, va-rsiuipg; Thermometer 6oo;
wind +. Wilmington, C-mild; rainingI
| Charleston, 8 C-cloudy Thermometer 61o wind
w. savanush-clesr; thermometer 720; wind
| Sc. Montgomery, Ala--cloudy and warm. Mo,
bIle-fopgy: Thermometer GEO. New Orleans
| thermometer $50; wind s. Wheeling, Va-rain-
| inn
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THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER, ETC.
MONTREAL, March 2S.-The weather is fine and
mild. Thermometer $50 above zero.
A channel hasopened in the river in front OF the
oty.
man and horse were drowned on Saturday in
trying TO cross to St. Lamberts.
The great central tube of the Victoria Bridge,
$50 feet long was completed on Saturday.
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Y WEIR.

R8- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH
MoND.-At the request of many friends, hereby
announce myself candidate for the Office OF GRAIN
mEAsURER, and respectfully solicit yonr votes at
the approaching election. assuring. that should IL
ne your pleasure TO elect me. that will dischargs
the duties to the best Of my ability
Very respectfully,
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DEATH FROM PoIsoN.-0Ee of the two persons
who died from the mnglirg of poison in the food,
at Mrs Beetham's boarding house, New YORK, was
Fayette Robinson, of Virginia. letter says;
Fayette Robinson, Esq. who died from the poison
ed eoffse at the boarding house of Mrs Beetham, in
East I4th street, was a member Of one Of the best
families of Virginia, and fer the last fifteen years
connected with various literary enterprises in this
city He was the author Of history OF the MeIi
can war and also of several popular dramas me
gill charged with perpstratns the horrid 0eed. Is
said to have been instigated thereto because her
back wages were not paid by the landlady, Mrs
Beetham whose death ensued in few hours AFTER
partakng of the poisoned coffee.
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OPPOSITION WARD MEETINGS

VA By agreement, it has been arranged to
hold alternate weekly Ward meetings Of the Oppo-
sitioE. commencing first with jefferson Ward, on
FRIDAY evening next. the first OF April, at o'ck
z NJ. at the First Market Hall. The City and Sen.
atoriai Electors and others opposed to the Imposi.
tion Party are invited and earnestly requested to
attend punctual'y. Electors and strangers from
other parts of the State OF the Opposition Party
that may be In the city, are respectfully invited
with the assurance OF hearty welcome upon the
principle that volunteers are moro acceptable than
drafted men.
JAMES WINSTON. President
VI the Society of the Opposition Of
mn SV-3t" Jefferson Ward
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JOHN + PEARCE,
nro lille ,ronnnn a., sr-r-- -. -

RE-T0 THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MOSD -GKsrLEMES: in retiring from the Geld. |
must return you my sincere thanks for the many
favOrs have received from You in placing mo in
the office which have held for some years: and in
doing So would beg leave to call your attention 10
the name of CAPT. HENRY DAVIS, az suitable
person TO fill that office. he having served as my
deputy for some time past. JAMES GLIB.
NH l7-ljts City Grain MeSsurer.
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w. Success is sure to attend such enterprise as
that displayed by the celebrated Artists. REEFS Co
I39 Main street Their efforts to please the public
are gaining for them reputation world wide.
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So BUY YOUR Books AT TIE GIFT BotK STORE
where you may buy
Book and a Gold Watch for Si.00
A Book and Silver Watch for LOO
A Book and Gold Chain for 100
A Book and Gold Thimble for 90
A Book and Cameo Pin for Leo
A Book and q set of Sleeve Buttons for LOO
A Book and Gold Locket for LOO
A Book and g Coll Bracelet for leo
4 Book and Gold Pencil for 100
Book and Gift Book for 90
GIFT BOOKSTORE.
NH 3o-4t No Sc Main st.
~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
THE IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GAL.
THE IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GAL.
Mrs " FLORENCE.
Mrs ] FLORENCE.
Mr. w FLORENCE.
DIR W J FLORENCE.
NEW DRAMA.
ANEW DRAMA.
TIRE IRISH HUSSAR.
THE IRISH HUssAR.
MIsCHTEVOUs ANNIE.
MIsCHIEVOUS ANNIE.
BOBBIN AROUND.
BOBBIN AROUND.
JOHNNY WAS A SHOEMAKER.
JOHNNY WAS A SHOEMAKER.
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE PRIOR TO THE
RETURN TO EUROPE,
Of the distinguishe Artistes,
Mr. AND Mrs W FLORENCE.
~ WATKINS L FlCKLEN.
SPLENID PARIS DRESS GOODS
ELEGANT SILKS, IN ROBES AND PLAIN
SKIRTS
MOURNING GOODS, all kinds
SUPERB THREAD LACES AND EMBR0IDE-
RES
BEAUTIFUL MANIILLAS in all materials ard
designs
TABLE and BED LINEN
IRISH LINENS
HEAVY PLANTATION C0TTONS and LINENS
SUPERIOR BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
LONG CLOTHS
ALL ENTIRELY NEW,
And for sale at VERY LOW PRICES, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.
WATKINS i FICKLEN
I5g Main street.
Richmond 29th March, 1859. NH 29-6t
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STEAMBOAT COLLIsIoN-FIFrEEN LIVES
LOST

CINCINNATI, March 29.-The steamer Nat Holmes,
bound for st. Louis, with $50 emigrants, sn route
for Pixies Peak, collided with the steamer David
Gibson, bound for Cincinnati. with cargo OF sugar
and molasses, opposite Aurora, indiana, last
night. Both sunk, but the cabins foated off,
About Is or 20 persons are supposed to be lost.
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THE CANALS,
Northern Markets-TBY T

ALBANY, March 2S.-The Canal Commissioners
will open the Chsmplain Canal on the 18th April
and the other canals on the 18th April.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-30

- The Rev. d. T. Doaasrr, d.
-. Ia D, will hold providence permittinel the
zn9 Xusrterly Meeiing for Centenary Church. on
s al, hDAf and SUNDAY next the End aud 3rd OF
O'Clock "A. NJ. NH a,-atfh kss
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ESCAPE FROM PRIsoN.-Three brothers, named
Ellison, confined in the Jail of Madison, Fla, fol
murder escaped last week, by overpowering aud
coniiuing the jaior. The negro dogs of neigh
boring planter were set on their track, but they
had not been taken at last accounts.
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1857 CITY GAUGER.-To TIE WORMS OF R,cu-
MosD: Grateful for your kindness heretofore, -.
specttuiiy announce my self candidate for rec,
nih 23-dtd* RICHApp roy
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ES- TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CIV
OF klCHMOND.-I respectfully announce nv.
self acandidate for the cfice of GRAIN MEtsJiR
ER of this city. Should it be the pleasure Of ~ :
feiow-cit zens to elect me to that Office pledge
On honest faithful and prompt discharge Of all thu
NH 22-dtG~ JFwrpp
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ha-IF it Is the pleasure of the citizens Of Rich.
mond 70 elect me SUPERINTENDENT OF TUE
CITY GAS WORKS, will endeayor faithfully 70
perform the duties ofthe office
NH I2-dtds RICHMOND A LEWIS.
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R8- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY oy
RICHMOND.-I again beg leave TO present +, > .aif
to you as candidate for reelection 10 the ofcs ~
MAYOR. JOSEPH Mayo,
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MARINE INTHLLI0ENCE
~~~,~~-sSy~>~~>-~~s~
PORT or EICHMOND-MARCH %. 1853.
H;gh Water this day Wednesday, o'clock.
~S~~~~~---s.
ARRIVED,


ARRIVED,
Steamship Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia. mdse
and passengers III futile. -
schr Belle Conway, Delany, Alexandra. gusno. Z
Tompkjna ca and tobacco G w 0wathmey.
schr Ben Franklin, Thomas, Eastern Shore. oats,
sohr champion, Mitchell. Baltimore. guano.
SchRr, Kohler d Go.
Schr e D McClenahan. Mitchell. Baltimore mdse,
W d Colquitt Co
sloop Standard, Woodruff. Bridgeton. potatoes,
Ludlam Watson.
Bark Ann Grant, Swain. New York. guano
Crenshaw 4 Co.
Schr susan, Rogers Boston, mdse.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse
and passengers, Ludlam Watson
Steamer George Peabody, Pritcnard. baitimore
IN 3se. .
schr Mary Ann Predmore. Predmore, down the
river. light.
[BY TELEGRAPH
NsRFoLK, March 29.-Arrived, schr Cumberland
from Galveston, Texas. bound for Boston, with 81
gar leaking badly with loss of sails.
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MURDER BY WoMAN,-In Guford county, N
c., Oh the night of the Oath inst the wife OF Isaae
johnson. sa peaceable, good natured man." havr
ing become tired of her husband, beat out his
brains, while he slept. She was lodged in jail.
She had often expressed the opinion that she had
married irjCdiciousIy, aud if her husband Waf
dead, "coud do better"
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Es-DR. RICHMOND A. LEWIS-DEaR SIR
Some Of your fellow-citizsns, knowing your fsmi
iarity with chemistry and mechanics, your sxIerf
enee In the analysis of Goals. your energy and IN
dustry. believe Won 20 be mipently qualified fog
the Office of SUPERINTENDENT OF The GAS
WORKS, and earnestly desire that you will present
your name to the voters Of the city ass candidate
for that office. MANY FRIENDS.
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AS- MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE IN
THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOSp :
| respectfully announce myself & candidate Ios &c
election to the Office Of MANAGER OF The run
HOUSE.
NH 9-tdes JOHN RkAhos.
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THE BAR AT NEW ORLEANS.
THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER, EFT

NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Ten ships have passed
the bar outward bound since Saturday. Thirty are
detained with nearly loo, 900 bales of cotton.
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NJ BEAUTY.-It has votary IN ey-
ery heart. moves to love, and renes the taste. III
Won wish to be subjected to such an influence, 60
to the PHOTOGRAPH and FINE Art GA LIZ 81,
aeraI. toned AMBROTYPE and highly finished
Photograph. Do this. and If you have heart
to feel and q taste to appreciate. you must DO
Photographs taken all sizes, mp to LIFE copied
from Daguerreotypes or Ambrotypes, and coiored
In oil or water cosrs. making really peautnni PIC
Opposite Custom House, Main st.
mb1s Richmond.
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IT, HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICHMOND
L am again a candidate for the above Office at the
ensuing Municipal Elections aud respectfully soli-
cit the votes of my fellow citizens for the sane.
NH l5-tdes BUTLER
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rA- 400 Portraits is easy days work for the Ar
fists, REFS Co. They afford to make as good. II
not better Likenesses for rs and so cents IS their ri
walls can for SEQ.
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NJ WE, THE UNDERsIGNED. Mercl

Citizens of the City of Richmond. do recommend to
the voters of the city Mr. HENRY MYERS. az
suitable candidate for the office of GRAIN MEA-
SURER of the city. We believe Mr. MYERS in
every way competent. and we have his assurance
that the duties will be faithfully and impartislly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-30

About 12J hhds of Cuba melasses were sold in Pc
tersburg, Va, the 2Sth instant, (direct importa
tion) bringing an average of q cents per gallon
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ES- HIGH CONSTABLE.-Ia response to the
call Of MANY Voters" announce myself candi'
date for the office of HIGH CONeFABLE: AZ the
ensuing municipal election, assuring my fellow e.'-
liens, should il be their pleasure 70 elect me. 70
give assiduous attention in :ke discharge OF m on
cial duties Trnh -tdk1 JOHN ii DlG6ks.
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M Powers
GENUINE PEARL
AMRROTYPES.

See the PEARL AMBaoTYPEs made by
POWERS, Isl Main street.
If you wish nice colored or plain PHOTOGRAPH,
,atronize POWERS. ISL Main street.
LARGE size AMBRorYPEs taken at POWERS'-only
FIFTY CENTS the same AS others charge $l50 for.
GENuIsE PEARL AMBRoTYPES can be had ONLY AT
POWERS, Isl Main street.
"Rewaro of imita.ors" NH 2s-3t*
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COMMISSIONERS CERTIFICArE-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing Of
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes an they were drawn by us this
day. March 10Th, 1859, at Augusta. Ga.
rs B Ba1e Sworn com'rs
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
LEWIS LEVY Up.
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~ PER LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY hereby
give notice that they have appointed CHARLES D.
YALE & CO., No. 100 Main street. Richmond, agents
for the sale Of these celebrated conductors.
T.. e. LEE SON,
NH 30-dIm Proprstors.
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AMU SHMEETB

WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1859. -.
Will be presented thrilling romantic Drama EN-,
tied the IRISH HUSSAR, or ne Ago Az
DESERTER. Edward UNeil, Mr. FLU
RENEE,
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As-G GRAIN MEAsURER.--At the reques. OF
many of my friends. respectfully announce my
sell candidate for the above ofes at ins snraus
spring election. NH sides THUS eAiAa'
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MURpERERs TO BE ExECUTED-On the Sth of April
four persons are to be executed in Baltimore; on
the 18th, one in Fayette county, Ga; on the 9th,
two at Albany, N. Y, on the 9th of May, three at
Chicago, and on the 9th, one at Cincinnati There
are, Also two at Pittsburg and one at Bosom under
sentence of death
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ASs- WE have er,nIovad CAPT HENRY DA,

Ed WE nave employed CAPT. HENRY DAVIS
TO weigh grain for Us for some time past and il az
fords us pleasure to say that he has always been
prompt aud attentive and has discharged his du.
ties, We think, correctly and faithfully.
SHIELDS n S0MERYILLE,
MARK D0WNEY.
RICHMOND, Va. March 9th. 1889. NH l7-l5ts
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RB-CITY sERGEANT.-I respectfully Announce
myself candidate for reelection 10 the off y,
CITY SERGEANT. VI
NH 24-dtdf THOMAS DUDLEY
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sN- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MUND Il AN a candidate for the ef1ice Of HIGH
CONSTABLE of the city. and with the assurance
on my part that the duties of the Office shall %
faithfully and promptly attended to, hope 70 re-
ceive your votes. BkAY.
NH l5-tdes
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f@ SOME OF TEE BARGAINS,
AT THE CASH STORE OF


AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS 4 CO,
No l4l Eagle Square.
csses Al Bleach Shifting at cents, worth 10
Sup" do .
Best New York Mill do "l5
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1874 do " 30
Best English and American Prints at u cents
50 pieces Spring De LANES and Valentias 81 lza Gus
30 very pretty Spring Vslentias az 20 Genus "a
So doz K id Gloves as good as Alexanders az % Cts
The largest assortment of rich. NEW SPRING
GOODS, city styles. they have ever offered all new
and at the lowest Gosh prices mn l'-tnzo
a6c EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST
OUERUS COD LIVER OIL JELLY.-The New
York Academy of Medicine, after a careful and
thorough examination of this preparation. recon
mended il as possessing all the virtues of the oil but
denriyed of its nauseous TASTE and especially
pfcable to those delicate stomaehs which reject the
PENFoLD, Parker . MOWER, Agents, New York.
For sale by PEI Ehs0N,
NH 25-l2t and all Druggists Oh the CITY.