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MS PATCH
- STEAM POWER
PRIE TING OFF, Gle
Corner of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Rschnsond
JOHN D. HAMniERSLEY & CO., Proprietors.

This establishment {being the most complete Prin.
ery in the South both aEregaris Types. 0rnaraents
&c, and the latest aud most approved Machine
Presses) la daily turning out the finest specimens
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHICKS,
CATAL00UES NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULAES PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADfNG, nANDBILLS, &c
sc Particular attention given to fine work 70,
Banks Public Offices INSURANCE, Railroad and Trans
pertatfon Companies, Tobacco Factors. &c.
THE DEPATCH GARD PR ESS.
This new machino for CARDS, BILL HEADS, Smal
Circulars Labels &C.. is capable OF turning OF 90
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
"a Prices reduced sss proportion to the increase Of
.pss1.
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
ooored Inks executed in the highest style of the art
(n this branch of the business the proprietors
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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e8-To THIS SouTH s1na-Rv 1

EaT To THE SOUTH SIDa.--By late
tariff. the Danviile Railroad Company have reduced
the rate OF freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
nom TINS date. WITH THIS PRoyIso, that DOUBLE
aATE Will be charged during the months of APRIL
NAY. AUGUST aud SEPTEMBER.
Orders to any extent can be supplied from tht
purest Lump, but should be given early to ensurt
it in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton less than packed in barrels
JOHN III CLAIBORNE
ia 3-3m No Ii Pearl street.
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THE NEw YORK MATRIMONIAL BROKERAGE CASE
ln the case of Nelifs vs. Grouse 10 the New York
Supreme Court. which was an action for commis-
sions Of 81 900 for procuring husband for defend
ant Justice Davis rendered his decision for the dee
fendant He held that all the authorities concur
red in the doctrine that no such action could be
maintarad
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~ You CAN Expscr wIrH

rAINTY to obtain tine Picture and correct Lken. a.
ey calling at the Photograph and Fire Art GALLERY
PIG. W. MlNNIS. 1877 Main street The small Am.
orosypes, photographs, as well as the larger Sizes
IN Oil or Water Colors, executed at his .saileriss
are gems OF art and are warranted to give satisfac
sion
Every style Of Photograph made from life, or
copied from small AmbrUty pes or Dagnsrreoty pee
and colored in any OF the yarious styles. may an
lines be obtained at the above-pamed establish
msnt REMkMBER THE NUMBER. Is7 MAIN
3TREET "a
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Ha BURkOw Reliable MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY THE

Il ID N
WORLD
Has cured. and is pow daily effectipg the most
extraordinary cures of diseases to which humanity
i, afflicted thousands, who were hitherto ,u ring
ont er the most iuveterate diseases and which were
deemed beg ond the skill, of medicine. have been
wonderfully restored 10 health by the use of this
truly great remedy. For S1R0FULA, RHEUMA.
TISM, sYPHiLIS. Piles, DYspspe1A ALI.
-CROFULt U3 AFFECTI ms. and for dH diseases
resulting from ntpufity If the Uooa it is unsurpass.
ed by any medicine IL meTlcai science
By thoroughly PURIFYING the Blood and Stomach
ana Strengthening and renovaiiug every organ Of
the human sy stem it necessarily cures all those
diseases resulting from morbid action of the same
such as Liver CoMPLAiNT, NERVOUS AFFEC
flONS. GENERAL DFB tLITY, ERUpTlu>s
On TIE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVES AND AGUt.
and all other diseas' which are well known to ex-
iss from the above causes All that is asked is a
air trial. which will assrredly convince any one of
the ipcomp parable efficacy of this remsl kabe pre-
paration in curing the diseases for which it 10 re-
commended For particulars call and get de
scriptive circular. Prepared by
j W BURROW CO,
Practical snd AnaIy tical Chemists.
Norfolk, Va
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd Co
DR. j W Garlick, Waring & Pearee. and Druggists
generally. NH l-3 m
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RECEIVING A STOLEN to,T. Rova

Receiving A STOLEN COAT. - Royal
Blackburn was arraigned before the Mayor last
Saturday, to answered for having in his possession
frock coat said to have been stolen from Mr
kemper, when his store on Pearl street was enter
ed and robbed on the night OF the 21st of Fsbrua-
ry. Blackburn denied having the coat, but KEN
per swore that he saw the prisoner wearing it,
and the Mayor therefore held him TO bail to al.
swer before the next Grand Jury.
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. RUNAWaY.-SIOO REWARD

The above reward VIII be paid Tor the sppre-
heusion and de- livery 70 Davis Hutcheson,
HH in the city Of Richmond. or confined in any
all 40 that get him az ain If taken out OF the State
Of Virginia and $50 If taken in the state OF Virginia
for m man THOMAS JEFFERSON. He is about
81 years ofaae brown complexion. iuI head OF hair,
good teeth S feet 10 inches high. and rather grum
JOHN A HUTCH EcuA.
n1- Eaauirer and Whig will copy In weekly pa,
ner twice each la 22-dts
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THE SICELEs' TRnL-The Washington Star Of
Friday evening, says:

Friday evening, says
1t is hardly possible that the trial Of Mr.. Daniel
+. Sckles can be commenced before the opening
OF the week after next The death of the late
Postmaster General Brown, has prevented the
transaction OF business by the Grand Jury of the
county Of Washington up TO to.day, and il is not
yet known whether they will take up that case
first. They were sworn in only on Monday last, it
will be remembered. Judging from the tone Of
Washington letters 70 the distant press the wriS
ters of which have evidentIy been engaged in
endeaTorng to excite popular sympathy for Mr..
Sickies, it is expected By some that rigid inves.
iigation into every point in the anteced.nts of the
accused likely TO throw light upon the question of
bis justification in killing Key. will not be insists
cd upon. We believe they will fnd tb a mistake
ere long. The friends of Mr. Key will leave no
stone untnrned to vindicate his memory, by show
ing that he did not deserve his fate at the hands
of Mr. Sickles, if that be possible 1t will rest
upon the Attorney of the United States, we ap-
prehens, TO make vigorous prosecution in the
case or not, as be may please; ss the friends of
Mr.. K. certainly prepared TO aid his efforts to
any extent he may be willing to receive aid. Our
knowledge Cf him leads to the conclusion that
he will do his whole duty in The case.
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NOTICE. JoHs N. NIIIIAns,

n NUTICE.-J john n. WILLIAhss
"a formerly with Mr John Hill } conducts tse
~ Wasch and Clock Making and Jswtiry
- Rusinsss at No Main street. three dASEs
below the Old Market
Hero may be found neat assortment e Ans
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold aud Eilsey CAaiDrt
Seals aud Keys; Gold, SiIyer. steel and Plated
specssciss to suis all eyes; large assortmsnt OF
ff1e Clocks. Ae, &c. ssa.t - ss.fY
Nh Particular attention paid TO the Repairing
and Reculasirg OF fne Watches and cocks. Al
Watches and Clocks repaired In my store are var
rsnted 10 perform we'll for enc year. without e1trs
john n WILLIAMS. Watch ana Clock Maker.
aDd Jeweier. No Main 81, three doors below lss
Werksf JAN-3E
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~FRlsH LEzoHRs.-I hare Just re-
oeyed, By Adams Express. a fresh lot Of Swedish
kEECHES. whish will be- applied upon mcst reason.
able terms. As
P.S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair
pressing Room under the American Hotel, and ss
my 25-ts r. o. ROBSON
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE

- GLAssEs.-A r JAHNKK. ORR
can J5x Main stfeet.--f have opened nsw ia q
due concave and convex ground Brazilian frfoSe
Gla~ses IN Gold and Steel frames 3
i guarantee % suit. with these snrericf dlAsspss
any PEARSON 70 vheas vision optical Aid can - -
The public are rsosSs1sd 10 call anA sxamipe.
Braaiilan Pehbss and oehss dls..es IN ~ Il -
frames. A n y.A4Nnn.. -.
nos 393N Ma4ta - -
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~ Ii YoU HAVE A CoUau,

~ II YoU HAVE CoUGH,
TAKE HAMPT0n's TIEUTURg.
4 ''@ AA' FAKE HAMPToN's TISorUEE.
TAKE nAapTog's TtEcruRE.
: ''N .'' TAKE HAaPToN's TIaoTuRE.
+. KE HAMpToN's TINcTuRg.
TAKE HAmPToNs TINCTuRE.
TAKE HAMpToN,s TINcTuRE.
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION The writer
Is most highly esteemed; like thousands of our beat
known citizens, feels 1t DUTY 70 bear testimony OF
The wonderful curative power sf HAMfT5S,5
rINCTDhE Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving it trialf Call and get pamphlet,
and see testimony.
BALrIMegE, SEPT. 90, 1888
Messrs Mortimer d Mo,ubrdr- GesstiegseR: I havs
been fer some time afflicted with Asthma, accofnpa-
aied with shortnsss OF breath, with nauy mptoas
properties Of HAMPTON's VEGkTEBIg fIsC-
cURE, from having used the same. induced uaa 70
procure bottle of the Tncture, and by Tie use OF
one bottle was much better that was induced 20
of it. and by taking five or six bottles was
restored to nay usual alth. and will say 70 al per
VEGETABLE TIN kCrURE. .9
Gentlemen-You are q. liberty to use my naIns
tor the benefit Of the afflicted; =
.. West corner Of Liberty end Clay sss3,
NJ Call aud get Pamphlets and see cures
Seld by PURCELL. LADD . 90. Rieilmcnd; By
IN Pefersbure; by NOR TfMaR e MoWBKAY,
Baltimore. and BY Druggists and shcp-keepess
a. 81 per bottle; six bottles for s5.
0I--dEwta
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NAVAL ISTELLGFNCE.-Oue of the Oldest cap
tains OF the United States navy s to be tried b.,
court marshal a charge of uncfti cerlike condnc
growing out of II love affair.
Letter bags will be made up and forwarded to
the United States squadron, Coast of Africa and
Paraguay expedition, about the Is: of April
from the roCms of the Naval Library and Insti4
tute, Charlestown, Mass, navy yard
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HOUSE BRgAK,EG-Ihe store Of Mr.
Wade w. Woodbridge, on 18th street. between Msip
and Cary, was entered yesterday, between 10 and
O'Clock, and robbed of geld watch and abeus
$40 in money. On Saturday last the cellar door
was LETT open to air the room, and it is possible the
rear window was then unkeyed, rs it was found
nnfaatened. Iii also possible that MIR. w. fastened
some one in the store, without knowing it, when
he started to church. Mono Of the fastenings to
the wlndOws or doors were broken.
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CousrERFErrEas ARREsTED.-0a the I'd instant, q
financial speeuiator was overbauled ia keokuk,
Iowa, aud no less than Sl4 900 of bogus currescy
was taken from him. The bogus stuff purported
to be bills issued by the "farmers and Drovers'
Bank of Petersburgh. Iufiaua.
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PAYING FOR PRivILfeE.--some printers 10 81. Lou
IL, desrons of seeing PecolomiDi, and BOT having
the requisite funds 10 purchase tickets to her con-
certs, went on board . river steamboat TO have
free sight. Being fascinated by her charms, they
did not perceive that the boat had started and be-
fore they awoke from their trance of delight, they
were several miles away from the wharf and city
They we're put on shore In the woods, whence they
travelled homeward Ola foot.
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- CHIILs AND FEynn. 0HIIIs Axn

FEvsR One of the greatest remedies thss hrs ever
been laid before the puhiic for Fever and ARue and
he press and the people, Is iR j HOsTsTTka's
CELEBR ATED B1rTERs. Who would endure the
sortures arising ON this terrible diseas4 wnen 10
can be 50 easily curs Who would endure sftep.
eas nights turning feveys and Icy chiis alternate
". wnen remedy caa be obtained for mere trifi1s
issence under this deadly blight, and do nothing
ont sup down duinise. until IL becomes a. common
y their daily meals. and yet they are NOT reie-ed
none but the foolish and weak would hesstsfs TO
procure these valuable Bittsrs and sass themselves
where ~ elS eVuV'"iS o'efs'
See advertisement in another coun3.
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Sry ITS 0ws pUyIsHER.-There is a report in Wash
iLgton that the anonymous letters to Messrs. Key
and Sickles, warning one and informing the other,
were written by female friend of the former, be.
longing TO Baltimore, who was jealous of his at.
teptious to Mrs Sickles
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t~HARrsHoasp'sasTI-gyLrous p111s

lS SHARTsHoRNE' BILIOUS PILLS
are the safest and best PurgatiSe Pills In use They
act upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, CARRYING
grippe, easy in their operation and can be taken
1t any time without fear of exposure They remove
Colds from the system and prevent Rheumatism.
CUREALL, the great PAIN ANNTHILATOR II
You have cough, use HART5E0RNE'S COUaR
world.
Sold By all Druggists in Richmond oc lh-6m
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Tun HusTINGs CoUKr will commel

Tue HUsTINGs COURT will com mence
its March term to day, and as a large number OF
Commonwealth's cases are to be tried, the labors
of the week will be heavy. The most important
trial to take place, is that of the negro man. who
stands charged with stabbing with intend to kill
Mr.. Robert G. Alien, his overseer. The proof
against him is of the most positive character. and
the reader may therefore readily anticipate the
Judgment of the Court.
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J. W. MouLToN. arrested for being en-

J. W. MoULToN, arrested for being en-
gagged in forgery, was again bef)re the Mayor lest
Saturday, when the fna decision postponed
until Tomorrow. The Mayor has already express
ed the intention of remauding the accused to an.
swer an Indictment for a conspiracy to cheat, but
deferred his decision to enable Col August to cou-
suit authorities, we'll as to examine authorities
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ANOTHER R-GUs PAPER SwIspLE-The Hartford.
Conn, Courant states that three of the banks of
that city have been bitten to the amount of s29,-
600 by means of bogus paper made by a late
member of an Auburn, n, Y. firm, in the name
aud purporting TO he blythe firm of which he
was formerly member. The paper is held BY the
following banks: Hartford $4,000, Pbenix $10,r
600, Merchants and Manufacturers Se,0O0.
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Cry Cousc1I i his hody will hold il,

CITY COUNCIL II his body will hold its
last regular meeting this afternoons and conse,
quence, will have large amount of business to
dispose of. Labor as the members may, they viii
hnd impossible to wind up the operations of the
year at one sitting, but can readily get through
with all before them, by having few special SEES
stone. The completion of the revision OF the or
dinsnccs is of vast impoft to the city by this
Council, because if left unfinished their successors
will have the entire work TO 60 over.
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EXCITING ScESE.-The Utica IN. " Observer
learns that at Herkimer, on Friday after rnoon, Cor
nelius Collins, of that place. was at the railroad
ticket office, aboutto take the train for New York
ana elope with O strange woman, carrying off his
child and leaving his wife behind. Mrs Collins
followed the party to the ticket office and seized
her child. Collins drew pistol and fired for the
purpose of killing the child, as he said The ball
missed the intended victim but shattered the
hand of the mother. Collins was arrested and
| toaged In jail The excitement was SO great that
Collins barely escaped being lynch
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CARL FoRMEs.-Carl Formes is doing wondrous
things in New 0reans, with that several horse pow
er voice OF his. The Picayune says, at perform.
ance of the Huguenoss Carol swept through his
superb role with power electric as it was ma
jestic, aud few moments before his death moved
bis audience to pitch of enthusiasm almost fran.
80
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LONG RscE.--A p'rty of gentlemen re-
siding on Church Hill, discovered two suspicious
looking characters lurking about tne ueighborhooa
OF Leigh Street Baptist Church, last Saturday
night aud made an effort to capture them but the
fellows dashed off as soou as they found they
were watched, and, ont-running their pursuers
| made god their escape. The residents Of Church
Hill have determined to protect themselves agains
the depredators who have been making quite free
with other peoples property, and for This pur-
pose are now constantly on ths watch.
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NJ HENRY l.. BROOKS has resumed
the practice of Law in the city of Richmond
Ofhce in Belvin's New Building, ON 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia 26-ts
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NEW CROP ALMONDS.
TRADE.-P. JOHNSTON 8

NPRiNH TRADE,-P. JUHNSTUN &
~ BRO, Druggists, are daily receiving fresh ad
ditions to their present stock # Drugs Medicines
Chemicals. Dye stnffs. Painters C"lors. Oils, Win
dow Glass Perfumery, Fancy Articles. &C. &c, to
ahch they uld call the attention of the trade
wholesale ami RETAIL and are now prepared to offer
all goods in their line at the lowest market prices
every article is selected with particular reference
TO purity and genuineness Personal attention paid
to nackin and forwarding with promptness
r. JOHNSTON BR0fHEK.
Apothecaries and Druggists,
lis, Main street.
r,h- Richnoud Virginia.
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so COMMITTED TO NORFOLK CITY

- COMMITTED TO NORFOLK CITY
JAIL AS A RUNAWAY.-Was Committed
TO the jail Of the Corporation Of the city q
~ Norfolk on the Ssh day Of November, la5s,
= mo-. ro nan calling himself TOM BAILY. The said
negro maa is i've feet seven and one half inches
high. and weighs one hundred and sxty-hve
poI,nts about tnrty years old, OF light complex
lon states that he was born In Sum,nerset county,
MARYLAND and claims to be born free; had ON when
committed to JAIL sleeps grey clothes ana saiiof
hat ThoS CUhF6hW
IA SHFRphEt
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FoRsERT.-Tbe Staunton VA Spectator says that
Henry David, who several years ago took the citi.
zens of that vicinity in by sundry confidence
lodges, has been arrested in London Eng for
forging a bill to the amount of $1,000 on q New
York merchant.
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COMMISSIONED commissions have been is
sued for the following appointees by the President
recently confirmed by the Senate:
David ii. Bates, District Attorney for the State
OF Delaware: Horatio j. Harris, District Attorney
for Southern Distric: of Mississippi; Walter For
ward. Marshal for Oregon; John Petit, Chief Jus.
tics for Kansas.
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SPECIAL HorI1E Es.
= TIN B1sr CouoH Er1ur II rns

- TIM Bssr CouoH Gr1u7 ii 1ns
WORLD.
aorncs Pectofai ByruVof Wild Gf1orry.
Ihis article is prepared BIZ chemist, and II pro
Il. 10 be tie best prsparntiou lpr gsarks. Coda
Jasarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness. S0rs IhFtAt frSm
cold. aud preventive Of that lien Of diseases.
Consumption.
persvns who sing should use IL. tits ci~asans to
ne TASTE stons. clears and strengthens tbs voice,
silay5 aiirritafou Of the Throat and ungs. ag pre-
rents taking cold.
Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81. Sold by aiI Dxre.
xists IN Richmond. Norfolk, Pcte<sburg. and an
towns in Virginia. &C 1t-tm
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WATCHES. CLOCKS,

4 LEWIS HYMAN, .e46A.
~A Importer of wATCHEsSa~~~ N-ssSs
H4 And JEW ELRY, Wholesale end Retail. re-
spectfully in'ol ms the public that he has
lust returned from the kortn With an eis gsnt a%
sorfuent Of English, swiss aud American " A1Eh'
Er, the movements OF wbis cannet bo xesllsd isr
correct time keepers. Also. complies a.tofimentei
JEWELRY. Silver Spoons. Colo and s'iyer cp.e,s.
cles, with Brazilian Pebble Glasses. wheh VIII Dc
sold low any importing house in q is eeuqffys
LEWIS HYBfAA, 90 vain S.
Watches and Jewelry repsired by ssffat WORK
mea. at . reasonable price and At short notice,
NH ff--.sns
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TIE TWENTY SECOND IN PARIS The American
residents of Paris gave grand bali at the Hotel
dn Louvre on the 22d, in honor of Washing toms
birthday. The honurs done by the U. S.
Minister and Consul. The ball was very brilliant
.ir
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RUNAWAYS.
3 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

~ ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
NWARD The subscribers Offer reward of
N FIFTY DOLLARS. if taken IN the state, and
.&zk-s OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, If taken out
OF tnu State, ior the apprehension ans delivery to
them IN Richmonh, of MULATTO MAN named
sTEPNEY, W no ran away from Mrs Julia Mitchell
aoont ten Gays since he 10 of brown color, about
Is years old, five feet 10 IL ncaes high and In a
good looking man. but little STOPPING and rcund-
shou dered: ID came fronl Amelia county. Virgil
MIA, but has belonged to us a. Eyeeusors and has
lived with Mrs Mitchell. in kichroond, for 1--WE or
six years past. SAMUEL MITCaELL
ANDREW JOHNSTON
NH S-2W Executors of Vim Mifehru
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~. LIcoRIcg.

IICOKICE.
A. 0. O. BRAND.
TIE ABOVE WELL KNOWN PAvoRITK BRAND ALWAYS
ON sALE, BT JAMES G. McANDREW
de Sly "a, PINE STREET, NEW YokE
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STRANGE MARRIAGE A marriage took place in
Pialnneld on last Saturday night of man, be.
tween 80 and 80 years of age, whose wife had been
dead only six weeks, and a woman only II years
of age. The happy couple were treated by the
residents with 'charavari"
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IMPOSITION MEErING ~ MONROE WAYD.
meeting of the "OppositioD" was held at Sauu
der's Hall, in Monroe Ward on Saturday to orga-
ME for the campaign. Ir. D. J. Saunders was
called to the Chair, and Mr.. j. K Bootwright, re.
quested to act as Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Jas. A. Scott a committee was
appointed to draft plan of organization, etc. to
be reported to a subsequent meeting
The Chairman appointed, as the committee. DIR.
Jas bolton, Geo. W. Smith, Fleming Griffin Rich
ard Waller, and James II. Fisher.
>, Lttlefon Tazewell, Esq being called upon, de-
i'ered an address. at the conclusion Of which the
meeting adjourned, to meet again on Thursday
night.
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MEDICAL CARDS.


- DA. SYLvaEUs L. INGRAM having
located himself permanently in Richmond rewsect-
Ialy tenders hts professional services 70 the public
WIS may be ma 10 either as his Office on Bank street
M she deehsnics Inssitnse at the st Char les
AAo.eh NH 3-@tms
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WONDERFUL SURGICAL 0PERATios-Decidedly the
most wonderful surgical operation Of which we
ever heard was performed yesterday by Doctor
Bsrthelot upon Henry Allen, who was stabbed in
the neck. The wound bad injured bis right caro-
It'd artery SO seriously he would certainly have
died, bur Doctor b. conceived the daring experi-
iueut of completely serving the artery aud tying
the ends. which he performed. This gives the man
about one chance in ten of life.-Louisiand Cou-
risr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-14

SALE or GoAL.-The New York Board OF Conncis
men have adopted an ordinance for the prevention
OF fraud in the weight Of coal, by requiring every
cart employed 10 the delivery Of coal to have an
accurate scale attached 10 IT,