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~MAULE & BEvILL,
HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
p AIN n T. IL 8,
CORNER 18th AND MAIN STREETS.
NH oQ-6t
~ GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, MAIN

~ GALLERY OF FINE Arts, II, MAIN
STREET, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WATSON feels it due to his patrons and the PUB.
lie 10 tender them his warmes thanks for the gene
rous sup oort they have favored him with since he
opened the above ALLERY, and desires to inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has in
duced him to abandon the project OF returning TO
Europe for the present and he ID now receiving an
entire new stock of Gases Of the best quality which
he is determined to sell at New York prices and be
intends to double his efforts to please all who may
favor him with their patronage.
Every variety of picture produced by the Photo
graphic art to be at his Gallery which for SITS
and workmanship, is equal 70 any produced in the
CITY, her. you can fan ~ nave ounre o, surprising
other house-while Photographs, whole size 5 inch
90 by for S.; duplicates 81. The public are inyi-
ted to call aud Judge for themselves
ATOne Quarter size CAMERA. nearly new. for
sale. mhl9-lmif
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@-DR. RICHMOND A. LEWIS-DsAR SrR;-
Some of your fellow-citizsns knowing your fsmil-
iarity with chemistry and mechanics your expert
dustry. believe you 20 be emineutiy qualified for
the Office Of SUPERINTENDENT on rus GAS
WORKS. and earnestly desire that yon will present
your name to the voters Of the city as candidate
for that office. MANY FRIENDS.
H-IF IL is the pleasure of the citizens OF Rich
mond TO elect me SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
CITY GAS WORKS, will endeavor faithfully TO
perform the duties the Office -
NH l2-dtds RICHMOND A LEWIS.
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SUCCESS OF SPECULLToR.-.A San Francisco
communication contains q letter, in which refer
ence is made to a Spectator, who in 1855, was
rather notorious for having obtained about mil.
lion of dollars from California citizens. Harry
Meegs is the most successful American fiuancief
in Chilli. He reported to be worth two millions
OF dollars, aud will be, in few years, the wealth..
est man in the country. He lives with his family
In very good style, at French hotel in Santiago,
distant from Valparaiso about 125 miles. He has
obtaineda contract from the Government for con.
structlDg the first section of railroad from Santi
ago to Talco about go miles, and it is almost cer'
tain that Meiggs will have the contract for puild
Ing the entire line. He obtained contract Ior
building an iron bridge. He succeeded In having
it completed two months before the time allowed
by the contract. and in acknowledgment OF this
service the Government made him q present OF
$4,000. Since the great fire at Valparaiso, it has
leak ed ont that Meiggs was the owner Of the ex-
tensive machine shop known as Williams Mill
The nronerty waa valued at $4,000, and was
nearly covered with Insurance. Meigge looks
}. an;v yaara older than when he bade adieu to
San Frsncisco His hair has become perfectly
vet he has lost none of his indomitable ener-
CIV and enterprise. He is also largely interested
IN the importation of lumber and machinery from
the Atlaptic side. IL is understood that Meggs
has brother in New York, who is extensively
engaged liza filling orders for Harry 1t is be.
lieyed by masy persons in Chilli that Meiggs will
one day return to California and settle all his old
scores. He enjoys the confidence of all with
whom he has dealings, and is generally looked
upon as Q safe man.
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soRpow AT BEsri-But many Of the Ills TO wnicn ne
r. snf,scted might be relieved OF advertf proper
remedies were resorted to. We have neeneen ar Z
hort M time from dieordered stomachs. Indigestion
and attacks Of biousness simply becanse they se.
sed TO use inviRora'ing tonics 20 e,d - srs
ESnnd reisf Ia q short time BY using BAkEK
PREMIUM BIT sRs the best family ny Rsys an3es
W rha nronrietor has In his possession the certln
Gates Of Thousands Of persons who have ussa als
Bjfters and been cured by them Let tne M
cea offered them, and be restored to health.
For sale by all the principal Druggists In tne c,'y
of Richmond, and elsewhere in virginia. APT
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Senator Yulee, Of Florida, who has been M
WashiDgtOn, is now rscoyerina -.

-, Senator Yulee, Of Florida, who has been M In
washington, us now recovering
Ine Jews OF New York are about to build
synagogue, alta cost of $50 600.
ureen peas, Strawberries and radishes were re.
ceived 10 New York from the South on Tuesday.
Hon. George w. Summers, addressed the people
OF hanawha county 1t their last Court upon the
issne Of the State canvass.
Key, J. II. Smith, Presbyterian minister Of
Charlottesville, Va, has accepted cali to Greens.
Zero. N. G.
We. z. Taylor, formerly clergyman, hut lately
very intemperate. died ia the police ofice In 81
Louie on Saturday last s''~s = ~
psssd = ne Mines.oss STATE University IL com.
proposed structure u q ses
me Captain-GeneFal of Cuba has addressea
seF5 lattering letter to tisd Gaz7aniga, IA &C.
saosieagment OF her donation Of q ,0G1 70 tie
Association Of Domicillary Bensfcencs
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WEATHER REPORT

WASHINGTON, March 31.-The weather was al
reported at the places named this morning at
o'clock: New York, clear and pleasant; Phila
delphia, Baltimore and Washington, clear ant
cool; Petersburg, Va, clear-thermometer 500
Raleigh, N. c., cear-thermometer 400; Charles
ton, clear-thermometer 6S, wind Southwest; Sa
vannah Observation-Disclosures $50, wind Nor tn west
Montgomery, Ala, clear; Mobile, clear-thermom
eter $40: New Orleans, clear-wind North; Gin
cinpati, clear and cool
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Poisoning.

The New York Herald, in az article on the SUBJ
ect Of the frequent OF poisoning in that city,
expresses confidently the opinion that the Ma
| tonal Hotel sickness in Washington. which caused
so many deaths, was the effect of poison.
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FIRST WHITE WOMAN IN DowNIEvnLE-Dcwnie-
vile, California, being perched high up in the
mountains was not glsddened by the sight of
white woman until a long time after the miners
had been there; and many of them, not having
seen woman for many months, made the arrival
of the pioneer of the fair sex the occasion for
grand demonstration, which is chronicled by the
San Andres Independent. The men all turned out
setting their best foot foremost. Several shirts
we're spOrted on the occasion, and certain men,
Der of Congress, to mark his high satisfaction.
drew from the bottom of his clothes box an antique
'y eer vest," that had not the light for many
month. The boys. dressed in their neatest dude,
were grouped around in every part Of the camp
eager to catch sight of the first pc tticoat that was
to futter 10 the mountain breeze Long and
anxious was the suspense, but towards evening
the new conner hove in sight. Cheer upon cheer
greeted her. The rocks and hills fairly rang with
their joyous shouts The lady was pale and seem.
ed frighted at the apparent madness of such re-
ception; and her surprise was by nc means dimin,
shed when, again and again, "three times three"
was proposed and vociferated in her honor. Such
was the reception of the ''Pioneer Woman of
Downievile."
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RH- SPRING AND SUMNER MANTLEs,
AND FANCY DRESS GOODS;
1 shall open on Monday, a good assortment OF
Wrappers In Lace Silk and White Marseilles Tor eh,l
presses FIR snch Hair Pins; Embroideries; Bonnets;
Ribbons; Flowers; huches; Extension skirts; Dus-
tiers; Marseies and Linen Bosoms, some at l21s cts;
and in Fancy Notion g. have q large yarity; Dress
trimmings, &c, &c. Call at the Mantle Depot for
the besl and cheapest Goods in this city, as am
selling at prices to defy competition.
II EZEKIEL,
Mantle Depot, SO Main street.
~ But; ons for Rings for the boys. NH %
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Lord John Russell on the Federal Con-
stitufiOu.

Lord John Russell, in his life of Fox, the first
volume of which has just been published, admits
that, in the difficulties which separated America
from Great Britain, the colonies were right and
England wrong.
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The Guuboats and Cuba.

correspondence has been published between
Captain Kearney aud Commodore Stewart, in
which the latter reiterates his declaration that
Jeffersou's famous gunboats were intended fer a
descent upon Cuba.
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J Y WEBB.

E1- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND-At the request OF many friends hereby
announce myself candidate for the office of GRAIN
MEAsURER: and respectfully solicit Your votes at
the approaching election, assuring that should IL
bs your pleasure 10 elect me- that will discharge
the duties TO the best Of my ability.
Very respectfully,
NH 2I-dtd* John pEAQrF
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New YORK, March 81 Cotton declined "a Up
land l21a, flour dull aud unchanged. Wheat hea
vy-whiie ST. 70@sl 90: common red s. IS. Corr
quiet-mixed 90; yellow $500. Turpen.iDe dull a
557aG1d. ROsn steady-sales of 1000 barrels
Rice tnoyant-at 3ss04a
RALTIMoAE, March 3st Flour dull-Ohio offered
at S. IL, Howard street Sc IS. Wheat dull and M
changed white 81 45@sl e5, red 81 SOL IS. Corr
frm-whte advanced &c, yellow S2@S4, white 800
so.
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10 unreliable are uost Of the reports Of English
sad French intsrferencss With Central American
and Mexican Affairs. that Ne generally deem II
sahlcisat TO give them place 10 the current 10.
tsiiissncs Of the day, without any comment. II
y be hoped that the last advices in regard 10
frsnch outrsss upon an American steamer ar
can suas, and especially the runners that Genera,
.Hs@on has entered into negotiations with fa,.
e'gn governments to ceds the control OF The
.se's section known ~ the Issbmas Of Tshuan.
49,. sass - fosnAattor II fact. Any other sup.
poss"on vossa warrant the conssetien that run.
fars vse France and ether European powers ID.
VOWED 10 the attempt to shut cut this couHsry
from hss Pssihe possessions, IL instant and ipevi
taejs,
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e&- BEAUrY.-It has a votary in ev

~ BEAUTY-It has votary in ev-
cry heart moves to love- and refines the taste. If
you wish to be subjected to such an influence. 60
to the PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART GALLERY,
and see il glow upon the canvas, breathe from the
aerial toned AMBROTYPE and highly finished
PHOTOGRAPH. Do this. and if you have heart
to FEEL and taste to appreciate, you must De
pleased. u;os
Photographs taken all sizes, up to LIFE. copied
from Daeuerreo'ypes or Ambrotypes, aud coiored
tnrns G W MINNIS.
Opposite Gus tom House, Main st,
nh % Richmond.
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20. CARD.-Report very numerous.y circu.
the field IS a candidate for the office GRAIN MEXa
sURER beg leave 10 inform the reporter and r..
yublic generally, that have not withdrawn ana
90 not intend 70. until day after the election ARD
II it is the choice Of the people to elect me viii
serve them Respt ctfully wa
NH 3f-1x n 'Tuoa cn,r,x
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rag THE LADIES of the Second Pres
byterian Church propose holding Fair in Mechan-
ics' Institute Hall commencing next Moncay even,
ing and continuing throughout the week. The
object of the fair is to repair and make several i'm
portant alterations in the church, and as this ls
cause in which many are interested. besides the
regular congregation the ladies feel confidence In
looking for encouragement both from thelr own
friends and the citizens generally. mn 30-4t
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R8- TO Ny FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITY
OF kICHMOND.-I Tespectfuily announce nv
self candidate for the tffice Of GRAIN MEAsUk-
NIX OF this city. Should 1t be the pleasure OF nv
fellow-ciuzens to elect to tb at Office, pledge
an honest faithful. and prompt disc barge OF ali the
duties of said Office. \
NH 22-dtdr WRRp
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RI DTSp A TIC II.
THE WEEKLY DIsPATch

THIS morning. issue of the WEEKLY pi'rA,.A -
..n,,.l number, including that charming s'''y'
Nv First Love-" and large quantity OF literary
and news matter.
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- THp 0nBAr DRAwBAcK to persons

- TIM 0BBAT DRAWBACK 70 PsIsonS
Country 10 the fear they have Of ~ ena AuU .
the most direful Of 81 dlsesses Evsy ~ gs1e
hear Of persons attacked By this disesss ss. ~ AZ
for,iins relief in view Of the great dsmsnd, ipr
Demedy DE- HOsTsrTrR has sec Tor ali
diseases of the stcmach have been nnfveIsaxy -
fnowIedged The "eITTEks prepa rsesiysd VII The
long experiences and deep study nave n,sn. we'll
a. iii cIasss. from every part Of our country II
those who doubt their sirtues all we Gsn
aold BY druggists and dealers generaiy' sve'I'
where. -, .o,rmn
an lin
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a FIRE BRIGADB-Companies A
49, and will meet ct their respective En-
CINE Houses on SATURDAY evening. April "a, at
o'clock.
The roll will be called at that hour precisely and
the members absent will be fined. By order of the
Principal Engineer.
l-2t w hALcIUN CieTk
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OHM r pEARCE,


E6- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
M0ND GENTLEMEN: In retiring from the field,
must return you my sincere thanks for the many
fsvors have received from you in placirg me In
the Office which have held for some ears; and in
doing 80. would beg leave 10 cali vour attention 10
person to fill that Office he having served as nv
deputy for some time past. JAMES GIBB
NH lists City Grain Measurer
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NH 23-dtdS 0~o@b.

81 SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS
To TEE VOTERS or RIcHMosD.-I respectfnliv a.
nounce myself candidate for the above Office And
NH tide n Haa FpTyn'
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Sc WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Merchants and
Citizens of the City of Richmond. do recommend TO
the voters of the city Mr. HENRY MYERS, ~ 8
SuRER of the city. We believe Mr. MYERS in
every way competent, and we have his assurance
that the duties will be faithfully and impartiay
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III TO THE VOTERS OF THE CiTY OF RICH.
MOND Il an candidate for the effce Of HiGH
CONSTABLE Of the city. and with the assurance
ON my part that the duties of the Office shall be
faithfully and promptly attended to. hope IRE
| ceive your votes. l. BRAY.
NH l5-tdee
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~AuorIos NOTICE Il ask attention
to the sale of ENGINEERS and SURVEYORS
THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock. ALSO,
after the above, of SHOES and BOOTS
AMI Il CAUTH0RS.
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EXPERIENCn THE BEST TEST
QUERU'S COD LIVER OIL JELLY.-Tbe New
York Academy of Medicine after a careful and
thorough examination of this preparation, recon.
mended it possessing all the virtues of the oil but
deprived of its taste, and especially ap
plicable to those delicate stomaohs which reject the
OIL try it.
pENRoLD, PARKIR MOWER, Agents, New York.
For sale by w PET ERS0N,
NH 25-l2t and all Druggists of the city.
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ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-The Overland Mail route
from San Francisco, on the 7th, has arrived.
Dates from Victoria are to the 10Th of February.
A proposition had been made to annex Victoria to
British Columbia. is reported that reserve
of 100000 acres of land at the forks of Thompson
river, was to be made for emigrants.
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FIRE NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, March 3O.-The stores of RaiIe,
& Co., Pralton, Smith 4 Putnam, on Gravie
street, were destroyed by fire Tuesday night. Los
estimated at $150000.
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49, CITY GAUGER.-To THE yorERs OF RICH
aoND: Grateful for your kindness heretofore, re-
specttuly announce self candidate for rec &C.
tion to the Office of CITY GAU6ER.
nh Z3-dtd* RICHARD pOy
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VERY ATTRACTIVE AND COM

VERY ATTRACTIVE AND COM
' pLETE STOCK OF NEW SPRING DRY
GOODs.-I am now in receipt of my first supply of
Spring and summer Goods, TO which invite the at
tention of my friends and customers. The stock is
varied and consists choice staple and fancy goods
of the latest and moot fashionable styles purchased
on the most favorable TERMS and will be offered at
prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory to buyers
The following are few of the leading styles now
in store: Ladies' Dress Goods; rich black ana fancy
Silks: elegant Silk Robes; Challie Delaine Robe-a-
Leg; Robea- Lee and double Jups rich BeraGes; new
style Chintze Organizes; 0rgandie double JupeI:
Cfintz Brlliants and Jaconets; Chalies and Chalis
Berages; Domestics, and q variety OF goods for Ser
wants wear. ALFhsD MUSES.,
ami 63 Main street.
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~ HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICHMOND
L am again candidate for the above Office at the
ensuing Municipal Elections and respectfully solt
CIT the votes OF my fellow citizens for the same.
NH l5-tde* EUTLERs
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E%PRYMs LYNcHBURG SMOKING To-
BACco-Five bbls of the above. which is strictly No
and beautiful inst to hand and for sale by
wv GARLiCK, Apothecary and
Druggist, MARKET Place,
NH 26-2w Franz lin street
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nFCHoIcE PERFUMERY.-Lubin's as
sorted Extracts, Frangipanpi, Pomsdes, Soaps,
saichels. &c, italian Upper Ten something new
and be autiful together with full assortment OF
Toilet articles, Brushes Combs. &c, lately received
and opened at the Drug store of
JNO w GARLICK Market Place,
NH 26-Iw Franklin street.
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R8- TO THE VOTERS OF TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND again beg leave 10 rr esent myself
to yon as candidate for reelection 10 The Office of
MAYOR. JOSEpH NiVn
NH 25-tde&
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TELEGRd.PHIC NEWS.
PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LINEs,l
OrrroE-No. 100 Eagle Square, Main 81. J
wEp0RrED FOR TTIE "DTsPATCH'
pIPL0MATIn AFFAIRs I'M NICARAGUA.

DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS IN NICARAGUA.
WARRINGTON, March 3l.-The N. Y. Herald's Nj
caraguan correspondence says that the order 70
seize Whites lake steamer issued by President
Martinez and executed by Eicaraguan officials,
mot French AZ reported.)
Sir Gore ouseley's treaty 10 the same as the
Cass Yrsarri, except the British troops are not to
be landed unless demanded or asked for BY MICA
ragua. A treaty with Sardinia, similar to those
with the British AMI French, 10 soon to follow
The Amer leans are totally ignored.
From all that can be learned, 1t Ia not upsafe to
| say that il the statements relative to 0uscley g
alleged action In Nicaragua be correct, he not only
violated bis own instructions, but solemn under
standing between the United States and English
governments. II the facts are correct, the Presi-
dent, notwithstanding the refusal Of Congress to
grant him extraordinary powers to protect Amer
lean rights in Central America, will act In con-
formity with written stipulations between the two
governments respecting 0useley's mission.
The President, to-day, was advised of the sei-
cure of Whites steamer aud said 'that the rights
Of neutrality-suspicious. shall, and will be protected
It is probable therefore, that additional naval
force will be sent to Nicaragua.
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Increase.....-.-.....".2lb 4
W Y SHEPPARD,
Proprietor of Tobacco Exchange,
1-d1tswitcwIt Richmond.

RICHMOND THEATRE.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF THE YANKEE GAL,
MRS w j FLORENCE,
and last sppesrauce but one of that lady and her
husband, prior to their
RETURN To EUROPE.
THREE EXCELLENT PIECES.
HOW TO GET OUT 0F.IT,
YANKEE HOUsEKEEPER, and
IRISH LION.
MRS FLORENCE IN SIX DIFFERENT CHAR
ACTERS.
NEW SONGS AND DANCE
LA SEQUADILL
Mr. FLORENCE IN FOUR CHARACTERS.
Remember this, the last night but one of these Ia
TENTED ARTISTES.
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nEF REFRIGERAroRs
REFRIGERATORs,
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
GALL AND SEE THEM.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Prices such that every one can aiiord 70 guy one
Ref,irerator and Water Cooler Depot. at l37 Nain
street IaoS DcAnhHA'
ap lin
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THE San FRANCISCO VIGILANCE COMMITTEE CASE
suit has been in progress in New York, brought
by Mr.. Mallory against the Secretary of the Sal.
Francisco Vigilance Committee, for bapishing him
from that State when Mr.. Mallory at the time held.
an office under the U. s. Government The Court
has decided that the tribunals of New York have
no jurisdiction in the case, that State Court can
take cognizance of a civil suit for redress or
ted in another of the States of the confederacy
but that the tribunals of the State within which
such assault was committed have exclusive juris.
diction of such action. Mr. Mallory has taken an
appeal and he says he means to take his case ND
to a higher Court. lie has his remedy also in the
U. s. Court.
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1S-CARD.- In answer to the very kiaa es ~.
made upon me by MANY CifIxsSs. ! nslen .,.ary
Of os1. Ctr Gas Works respectfully assuring seeS
and all others that II elected will devote ,hs
tire time and capacity 70 faithful aisehasks "
dutiea embraced in that cfacs; m vNawy,ES.
nah 7--lms JOIN hNo"
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MARIEB IKTELLIGHNCK
PORT OF RICHMOND-MARCH 81, 1859
-~-~~--~c~-<~~-~~~S~~o~-~~~
Esah Water this day friday "a o'clock.

-~~~o->c~O><~r-~-~~~~~~~~~~
Eggh Water this day FRIDAY "a O'Clock.
ARRIVED.
Brig Angola, Hall. Matanzas, sugar and molasses,
CT Workman q Co.
than Co.
schr Redingtcn, Clark, Reckport. ice, Ward
well & Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal. Philadelphia. mdse
and passengers. II futile.
Schr Gases, (Br) Kepdrick. Halifax, Hour and
corn. Bridgf1rd Co.
Schr NJ C Hopkins Malsbury, down the river,
light
fchr Carrie North. down the river, light.
Schr III h j Neild. down the river, light.
schr R II K emp. Holland, Pbilsdelphia, mdse, W
D ColouiTt Co.
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OpERArIc.-Bristow's Rip Van WinkIe is sbout
to be produced at Drury Lane by the Pyne Har.
srison troupe. Tedssco has been engaged at the
has refused offer OF 1870 000f for St. petershnro
Grisi bad concluded to retire from the stage. and
Atboni announces this as her last season.
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n@. SOME OF THE BARGAINS,
AT THE CASH STORE OF

AT THE CAEH ETUKE OF
PERKINS Il co,
No I4l Eagle Square.
cases A Bleach Shifting at cents, worth 10
2 A" Sup" do al IA
Best New York Mill de "I5
1914 Bleach Sheeting rs
I24 do go 80
Best English and Ameri an Prints at IL cents
100 pieces Fast Cold Lawns, at Hops cents
50 pieces Spring De LANES and Vaieutias at lei cts
80 very pretty Spring Valentias, at rs cents
50 doZ K id Gloves good Aiexandsrs, at IS cts
The largest assortment of rich, NEW SPRING
GOODS, city styles. they have ever offered all new
and at the lowest cash prices. NH l7-sA25