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s&.Law Noyrou ou-NOlERT q MI.

CHOLAS, for several years United States District
Attorney, having entirely recovered his health, has
determined 70 resume the practice of LAW, in this
city, and will devote all his energies any profes-
sional business with which he may be entrusted
Office with Peter Dagiel. Jr. Esq, Number S,
ffoddin'a Hall NH
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The BoARD OF MANAaERs Of the Vir.
9inia Mechanics Institute, will hold their regular
monthly meeting this evening at IA O'Clock.
Members should be prompt in their attendance,
ss important matters to be disposed OIL prepsr-
atory to the close of the 6scal year.
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The Democracy Of Morrisville, 10 Fauquier, sp'
nroye. by resolution, "of Gov. Wise's recommended
tion for laying tax on the Oyster fundum."
The Manassas Bank, located at Front Royal
Warren county will 60 into operation In the course
Of few days.
TIL rumored that Sir Edmund Head, Governor
General OF Canada, has received notice Of recall.
al the ann of 600 roubles for the support Of
successful authors.
nr y. A. Menees has been nominated for Con,
prsss bv the Democrats OF the Sth Congressional
District of Teunsssee.
Geo. Wright, proprietor Of the Breokieri Honse
Chicago. fsIl through bridge and was cSo"h'0
tho other night
The Signal, an Alabama journsl, fsvoIs the noun
ipatien Of Henry A. Wise Tor Pfesideas.
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the river last week with o company of young la~
dies on board, bound for Pixies Peak. We presume
such "produce" will be in demand in that land
of rocks" and hope it will soon find market
P1rkersbury (Vd.) Neaps.
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sE CLOTHING,

X&B
AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
We have now in store. the largest and most COM
plete stock of CLOTHING we have ever offered for
sale, comprising every article wanI Tor the Spring
trade.
Most Of these goods have been manufactured uu-
der cur own supervision, and We will guarantee
them to be equa!, an Stvte and quality to any goods
in this market, ard at Oycr prices than they be
purchased IN the Northern cities. In the assort-
ment will be found
Black and Co.ared Cloth DRESS FROCKS
super hPk Italian Cloth and Alraca COATS
suDer Fey Csss and Tweed SUITS
Fey Linen and Marseilles do
Ex White Marseilles nd Linen COATS
Linen, Duck and Drill do
BIO Linen and Grass Cloth do
Blk and Fey Cass PANTS
White, Buff and k'cy MarseiileS VESTS
Plain and Fig. Silk and Satin DO
Linen an1 aar's Bosom SHIhTS
DRAWERS, OVERALLS, HICKORY SHIRTS
WATERPROOF GODS, &c, &c.
Merchants visiting this city will find it to their
interest to examine oIrttDCk before pnrcha Iing
NH i6-Im hENT, PAINE CO.
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TEE FIGHT IN KANSAS prBLIc MEETING.-We
learned from Holton, that three of the men who
attacked the public meeting had died, and others
left the county. Judge Anderson was still in a
critical condition. A company of Regulators had
been organized.-LeagenworM Times.
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RICH DIscovERY.-We have just learned OF one OF
the richest iron discoveries ever made In THIS or
any other section of the country, only II miles
from the town of Charleston, on Elk river, river
that is now being navigated BY large aud heavily
lsdened fat boats, for several months IN the year
The iron will yield from 90 to 10 per cent. OF
mira irnn-- Knnnanh1 Va Star.
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ssy- STovEs, RANGES IND FURsAoEs.
Now in store full supply, cargo of sehr Mignio
uette. Purchasers are invited to examine the quail
ity of cur wares We especially recommend the
Rfchnend Portable Furnace. Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always on hand for all leading articles sold
It the Governor Street Stove Store.
"a Wanted Immediately two first class orkmen
&c I6 GEORGE STARRETT.
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DOMESTIC 1NFELicITY.-The wife of Lemuel u.
sttefson, who lives not far from Clarksburg, Va,
recently persuaded her husband to sell his land and
household effects, with the view Of going TO Coz
luEnbia City, Indiana. The wife managed TO get
hold OF the money, having convinced Mr.. Patter>
son that it would be much safer in her hands -
Inc wife started West, the husband remaining to
collect up. BY the time Mr.. Patterson Joined his
wife, she bad fallen in love with another man. with
whom she was running away when the husband
met them accidentally at a railroad depot. Mr..
Patterson wanted his money, when bis wife's par.
fight ensued, in which both parties fell off the
platform. After the fight Mrs. Patterson and her
new loveS left for Chicago and Mr.. Patterson re-
turned to Virginia with black eye, a bruised
nose. and with cooper box aud a pair of saddle
bags full of old Clothes having lost his wife, daugh
ter and all Of his money, aud seen the elephant.
Hheeling (EQ) Lateltgencer.
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COMPLETION or TUBULAR BRIDGE-A tubular
bridge has just been completed over the Twelve
Mile Greek, near st. Catharine's, c. W., on the
Great Western railway. The span from abutme nt
10 abutment is 1s4 feet and the weight of the tu.
buar portion, which is of the heaviest wrought
IRON is about 230 tons. The cost of the structure
is S6o, ,OOO, and 1t was passed over by trains last
Monday,
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PooR 6rocK.-The present railroads IN France
cost four hundred millions o. dollars Their an
nunl receipts are about 50 100000.
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DACON 4 BAHKERVILL sfEer for sale:
- 2n0 hhds prims 10 choice New Orleans eugAr
100 bbsa Coffee sugar
100 bhss Cruahed and Powdered sugar
100 bbls prime New Orleans Molesses
20 bbls Rebotled Cube 90
$50 bags Rio C0ifee
SO bags LaguAyrA Coffee
no bags Odd 0overpment Java ooIies
40 boxes Adamantfne CAadies
100 dozen Painted Buckets mh3-in
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TIPPLIsG-Martha Page alias Dusty,
free woman of color, was before the Mayor last
Saturday TO answer the charge of selling liquor
to be drunk at the place where sold, 10 violation
of the laws of the State. She was fined IS, and
ordered TO quitthe traffic at once.
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AN EiEesso-MAeNrrrc Blrssisa-Late Europe.
90 papers state that the Pops hes sent his bsnedics
ZOO 30 tie Duke Of cslabria By Telegraph. What
AeIu
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And the various affections consequent upon . dis
STOMACH OR LIVER.
suSh g s,ln andlgess,on K Asidity Ct the stomsch
dercy Csstiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections
It has in numerous instances proved highly benef.
ciai, and in others effected a decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared or
strictly scientific principles after the manner Of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave Because Of
its great in most ofthe European States its in
PRODUCTION into the o. State intended more espe
cialy for those OF our aherand scattered here and
there over the face Of this mighty country Meetna
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended to those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use Of ardent spirits, other forms Of
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect i;
and quickening every nerve. raising up the droop-
ing spirit, and, in fact, infusing new health and
vigor In the system.
EcuCE.-Whoever expects to find this beve
rage will be disappointed; but to hesick weak end
low spirited, IL will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial, possessed Of singular remedial properties.
CAUTlONi
The great popularity of this delightful Arena has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
HOLLAND BITPEkS a fair trial. One bottle viii
convince yop how infinitely superior II is TO ali
these limitations
soid at 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for s. By the
SOLE PkOPRIETORS,
BENJAMlN PAGE, JR. a. co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CIIEMIgT0.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
@Sold nearly all the Druggists In this city
10 ll--dts
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ksJ- BURRoWs RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN TIL n

u L L L IL r.
WORLD
Eas cured, and is DOW daily effecting the most
cures of diseases, TO which humanity
is afflicted Thousands, vino hitherto suffering
nnder the most inveterste diseases. and which were
deemed be! end the skill OF medicine. have teen
wonderfully restored 10 health, by the of this
truly great remedy. For sUE0FULA, RhkUMA-
TIsM, SYPHILIS PLIES, DYSPEPSIA, ALI.
resulting from, ipurty IF the bood 1t is unsurpass
ed by any medicine IN meiicai science.
BY thoroughly purifying the Blood and stomach
ana strengtheniug and renovating every organ Of
the human sy stem. it necessarily cures ell those
diseases resulting from morbid action Of the same
such as LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS aFFEC
TIONS, GENERAL DEB lily, EkUPfioNs
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEfE2 AND AGUt.
and all other diseases which are well known to ex-
ist from the above causes All that is asked Is a
fair trial. which will sssuredly convince aay one of
the Incompatible effcScy OF this remarkable pre-
paration in curing the diseases for which il Ia
commended For particulars call and get do
scriptiye circular. Prepared by
" BURaOW 4 co,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
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Ladies' 10 Tolland county, CT, have contributed
$3.50 90 towards the Mount Vernon Fund,
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The bill restoring capital punshment, which
passed the Wisconsin Senate with little tr uble,
vas cspitslly executed in the Assembly.
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DEATH OF DR WEST, SEVENTH soN.-Dr.
Eenry West known far and wide a Seventh Son
Doctor died ut his residence in Hsllsyille In Ches
ter, Friday, OF lung fever, at an age Of about rs
years. Patients have visited him from every
quarter Of New England, from Canada, New York
aud the far West, and, though strange it may
seem, by faith ia him, they say they have been
cured without the rid Of any medicine Of conse-
quenee. Removing scrofua, or Kings Evil, was
Lis particular forte. His mode was to tie small
coin around the neck of the patient, to lay his
bands on the portions afflicted, just before sunrise
and after sunset, and ct the same time to ask the
help of God 10 the cure. The doctor would take
no recompense, bot people secretly left Whatever
they felt disposed 10 give.-lNanehsster (N. H.
Mirror.
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NEARLY DRowxsD.-A man named
William Adma, while very much intoxicated, last
Friday night, fell into the dock, and came nigh
drowning. After being fished ont be was taken to
the cage, and there kept until Saturday, when be
was sent TO the poor house to be nursed and cared
for.
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SPRlNG TRADE, 1859.
PURCELL, LADD M CO.
WHOLESALE RUGGISTS,
No. l22, corner Nam anli Governor streess

No. l22. corner Nam and Governor streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
Have now in store their SPRING SUPPLIES of
DRUGS, MkDtCINES, CHEMICALS
~WINDOW GLASS of all Hizes-lA
OILS of every description
LINSEED and TANNERS Oil
SPERM. WHALE. LARD and SWEET OIL
INDIGO, MADDER and other DYES
BURNING FLUID, CAMPHINE
VARNlSHkS
SUDA, SPICES, &c, &C.
comprising one Of the largest and best stocks of
goods in our line we have ever offered selected in
person by one Of our firm and purchased for CASH
enabling US to sell them to our friends merchants
and others. as low es the description of goods
can be bought in ahy market. Werespectfuliy ask
chasing. f
NJ Orders faithfully and promptly attended TO,
PURoELL. LADD co, Druggists,
NH 3-d&cwlm Kichmond
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MURDER OF PIoNEER.-Captain Felix Scott,
one of the pioneers of California, was murdered
recently by Indians in the vicinity of Goose LAX
Oregon He was from Monongalia county, Va,
aud formerly member of the Virginia House I
Delegates. The Morgantown Star says of him:
He was a man of intrepid bravery and hercuiean
muscular strength. Many Of his feats are fresh
within the memory of our oldest citizens He
was OF restless disposition, fond of adventure
and excitement
In theyear 1919 he emigrated to the State of
Missouri. He filled several posts of honor in that
state; was member Of both Houses of the Lagis.
latHre for many years and was Lieutenant Cover.
nor for some time. In the year 1882 be was
jackson candidate for Governor. There were two
jackson candidates and one Opposition candidate;
but Mr. Benton throwing bis influence for the
other Jackson candidate, Capt. Scott was defeated
BY small plurality. About the year IS45, Capt
Scott, still retaining his delight for frontier ife
emigrased to Oregon. He crossed the Rocky
Mountains, and stopped for some time with Capt
Sutter, at bis fort in Northern California. Sub.
sequently he settled in Oregon. There he became
very wealthy, owning immense tracts of land and
large herds of cattle, horses and other stock
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SPECIAL NOTICES
~ PARKE PoiNDsxTER,
4 a

kIcHaoNp, VA.
Hili practice In the city ef Richmond aid In the
counties of ChesscrieA, Powhatan and Amelia.
ID oflce in Lisles Building. corner Of Main azd
tfEh streets. "a 93--I7m
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FOUND GuILfY.-The jury in the case OF Stephens,
tried at New York for the murder of his vile by
poison, have returned verdict of guilty. Dill
of exceptions was filed by the prisoners counsel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

THE ATTENTION of the public is re-
\ spectfully called to the following articles left
broken up house keeping:
Rosewood Divaus covered with red Velvet,
Large Mahogany Sideboard,
Marble Top Mahogany Side Tables
2 Mahogany Centre Tables,
large, full, Feather Bed.
Large, Fine Mirror,
Mahogany Hat Rack,
And sundry other articles. An early call will
secure bargains. Il B COOK,
NH l2-t5 Auctioneer.
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s@- SanFoRb's Liver IavIaoaAroa-
COMPOUNDED EaTrRELY Fgoa 9ua.--Is A mild and ee
iectuai cathaTtic. acting first on the LIVER q,
eject its morbid matter, then on the stomaoh Ana
Bowels. and carries of all matter that prs vsnts
tne,r he.lthy action. and thus streBg thens. ard
pui!0s up the whole system very rapidly and IA the
pe5t LIVER INVluORArOk
LIVER INsiGORhTOK
PUR1FIES THE BLOOD anu
PURIFfES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOID
CURES LIVER C0MPLAIET
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES CUSTIVENES3
CUkE5 BOW 81 COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Soid hy all Druo rtsts n 2s.--sn
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MEDICAL CARDS.

Da. 6YEvsHus L. IHGRAM having
fnx nimseii permanently In Richmond respscs-
n III nm professional services 10 Tho pu,f1c.
a LEY ps made ether at hiso once on Bank seress
Hotel. ''ses'' VI . sns ne g C1essss
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n% GREAT SACRIFICE OF
RICH PAGLANs AND CL0AKS,
At r EZEKIEL's, 50 Main street,
Selling regardless Of cost % make room TOR spring
Goods Rich HEAD DRESSES and Fancy uAlk
PINS. Extension SKIRTS Of oil kints, from to 20
sprines For cheap Goods, call at the Cloak aud
Mantle Depot, 60 Main street. r,xu,.,
fsI4 EAEhibL.
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" D II ttOW q %,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.

NUTtuIh, Va.
For ssle in Richmond By Purcell ladd Co.
DR. w Garlick, Warlng q Pearce, and Druggists
generally mh l-3 m
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My friends and the public generally
will find me located on Franklin street nearIv On
poste Bnford Porters. N
nah lows JAMES MANDER, Agent.
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NOTICE.-I have this day appointed
- JAMES MANDER my Agent to carry on the
MERCHANT TAILORING Business. in all it's
branches. ALANTHUS MCKINNEY
Richmond. March Is, 1889.
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NORTHERN ICE-We are prepared to
y furnish customers and the citizens gene
rally with the best Northern Ice, On reasonable
ters, piedgng ourselves to spare no pains TO salts
fy our customers. Thankful for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon u.s. we ask for q continuance of
the same We will deliv ice at any OF the Depos ia
Richmond, or on Canal Boats on reasonable terms
from the vessel. Ice house on tho Dock on Cary at
between 2lst and 22d.
mn l1-lm GRIFFIN 4 TAYLOR
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- DR. JoHH u. WALrHALL, (Homno-
safhsx offers bis rrosssonal services 10 tina a.
zsns ef Richmond anf its vicinity. Ones at hs. r.
silence. on Leigh str ct. two doors from stA.
te 1S-ilT
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ADVLTESATIoNs OF DSISK.-TLe Parliament of
Great Britain takes considerable pains TO protec,
the public against the authorizations Of food and
drink, so injurious often to the health of the
pie. An investigation was bad recently by select
committee of that body, aud the report has ina.
been made aud published in the weekly Record of
February 5th. Dr.. Normandy, who was examined
IS 70 the authorizations of beer. said that the nph
ioaE Who sells it adniterates it with common salt
10 Increase thirst, and with sulphate of iron 20.
CC!us lndicus, suiphate of ammonia and axtrao,
of gentiap. Cocnlus indicus is used to prodrce in
toxlcstIon, bni Is more injurious than the intoyi
eating ELECTS OF alcohol in the beer Tbera ia q
difference of hity per cent of alcohol in the hear
sfter il comes into the publican's hands. Ont .,
fifty samples of drought porter and stout exsmiD.
cd, only ore third et them were the produce .,
malt aul hops aioae. The "mildness ,, ..hr;sl
ness" and "dsgaised scidty." even Of the be,te-
samples, might be traced 10 the adul;eration with
foots sugar or like saccharine matter. l;onor;oas
roasted qQass!a and sinking fnings. Nico.ina
alum, cogperas, acetate Of potash. md xi,eror
all used to favor aud color the beer no,, =,
these substances are of poisonous natura Tba,
are sold usually by the druggists to publicsns In
gin, sub-cortoDate of potass and alum are usad
aud also sulphuric acid and oil Of almonds IN nro-
duce what Is termed beading" or bubbIiup wben
poured INFO the glass. The n nings" are made Of
nsh ms ans nsh skins, and frequently the rats
get into the tubs, and are poured ont with the
fuings, in deeoDposed condition, into the beer
barrels. This is the stuff which EppIisbp,.n
drink, ard is very much like the drinks which arc
furnished In this country; the latter how ever h
ing more adulterated than even the English art,-
Gle, because there is not the same care takep =,
expose the practices OF adulteration The phvsi.
ca0s of this country attribute the difficulty tbev
now have with mania a-potu cases to the viii
lainousiy adni.erated compounds which are now
sold under one name or another as spirituous
drinks,
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- exoxan B. HrxxL, Dentiss, Oais
sad residence. No 81. on Main. between ssk ana 81
tst1Ssss 0fc0usSnu Va uor H0--sv
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TEE PgAcs ARTICLE IN THE MoyIrEuP-Tba No
Va Scotians mails bring the pacific article in the
Paris Moui,eur already noticed by telegraph
After stating that the Emperor has only promised
70 aid Sardinia in of her being attacked bv
Austria, it goes on to give the following points;
"In presence Of the disquieiudes-we take
pleasure ia Relieving them il,fouuded-whicb
have sgitated public opinion iu Piedmont the En-
per0r has promised the King of Sardinia TO defend
him against any aggressive act on the part of
Austria; be has promised nothing more, and it is
well known that he will keep his word
"Is that to be considered dreams of war? Since
what period has il not been more in conformity
with the rules Of prudence to foresee difficulties
more CT less Lear, and to weigh all their conse-
queDces:
We have just indicated what is real in the
thoughts, the duties and the tendencies of the
Emperor. all that the exaggerations of the press
has added thereto is pure imagination, falsehco cd
and raVing.
France, il ID asserted, is making considerable
warike preparations. That is a completely gra,
tuitous imputa.on. The reguia- effective force
on the peace footing, adopted two years ago by the
bmperor, has not beeu exceeded The artillery is
purchasing 1000 horses to attain the regulation
limits The infantry regiments are 1000 strong
ard the regiments of cavalry 900.
lit is affirmed also that the French arEenaIs are
displaying extraordinary activity. But 1t is for.
gotten that We have all our artillery to change and
all our fleet TO transform. This last undertaking.
long since decided on 10 order to give to our fleet jls
normal strength, is sabCtopbu Dy the annual votes
of the Legislative body: and not Notwithstanding the
praiseworthy activity, several years will still
be necessary for the accomplishment of this opera
ton.
Lastly, uneasiness is felt at the preparations
10 navy. All these preparations, however.
consist in the fitting out of four frigates for the
conveyance of troops from France to Algeria and
from Algeria TO France, and OF four screw trans,
ports des.iRed to provide for different possibli-
ties. especially for the service OF Ciyitia Yechis,
aud for the revictualing, by way of Alexandria,
Of our expedition to Cochin China.
"Sach the facts fully. They ought to reas-
sure sincere &C to the projects ascrbed to the
Emperor, and 10 treat as they deserve the aliega-
.ions of those who interested 10 casting doubts
on the most unobjectionabie measures and fling
ing clouds over the clearest situations.
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