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~HARTsHoREE's CURE-ALL--
THE GREAT PAIN ANIVIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA WEAK sTOM-
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS

ACH AND WEAK BOW ELS.
PREPARED By CHEMIST.
BoTTLEs ~, IS and so cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTsHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be keptin
all FAMILIES in case of accidents sudden sickness
as 1t frequently cu in less time than requires to
get physician.
It cures pain in any part Of tire system and is used
externally and internally.
HART5nORHEsc Uk FALL. cures Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and ChilblaiIs.
RAETSHORNEoC U kE-AhL cures Cramps, Collie,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HART SH6kNE's CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
UARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Sprains,
Bruises, Scaids, Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARTsHOKNk'S CUREALL cures Pains in the
Feet aud swelling of the Joints.
TRANSFORMERS CuRE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from Cold, and Ague ia the Breast
HAkTsHuRNEs CURE ALL is good for DTspep-
sia Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have Paia, use the CURE-AL as
it acts upon the Nerves. Mi lee, Sinews, Blood and
Renes, and by its warming electro magnetic power,
expels all pain from the system. Get bottle ana
try it. ,nr..
The above medicines TO be had at al! Drug Stores
In Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and all towns In
Virginia. DC l9-on
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An Imperial nepresentntixe.

Pc declaration ofNapoleon, made twenty years
ago. that he represents principle, . cause aud
. defeat" has been recently revived by those
Freshmen who believe that be still has in view
the subjugstion Of Great Britain. The "princi-
ple, they say, which he represents, is universal
suffrage, the "causs' the Empire, "the defea,n
Waterloo. He will be the representative of more
defeats than that II he undertakes the conquest
Of England.
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COMEDY and
MARRIED,

In Union. Monroe county. on Wednesday the I'D
ur, BY II e Rev samuel Houston, VI sr EELE
ESQ. to Miss FANNIE b CHAPMAN. all of that
place.
AT North Hayerstraw, New ork on the lst OF
March. by Rey Fl Myers, Rev J J MCMAHON.
OF richmond, Va, 80 Miss MARY III, daughter q
Judge Allison. Of the former place.
On the 9Th instant, a. ~ O'Clock, ? NJ, in St Pc
ter's Cathedral, by the Right Rev john Mc(1ill,
Bishop Of kchaond. JOHN HENNESSEY to NJ ,ss
Ireland
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An Admirable Lecture

The Baltimore Exchange publishes in full late
lecture OF 3. TACKLE WALLIS, Esq, Of that city,
before the Mercantile library Association of Bal.
timore. The subject was "The Moral and Poiit cal
Economy OF Leisure" and it was treated with ad.
mirable ability and eoquence. Mr.. Wallis ia
one OF the most scholarly, elegant and forcibIs
writer's In the country. We shall refer again to
shis excellent production.
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~ Eor1oE EMBROIDERY PAT

TERMS stamped ou Linen, Flannel, Velvet Ribbon.
and all working materials at the shortest notice,
and on the moat ft reasonable terns.
Also, all kinds of pfNKINa done. at 226 Broad
street. between Sd and 4th.
Ladies from the country are respecffnliy invited
to call OF saud their orders for Fmbreidering and
dress patterns NH l2-1Ns
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The War Panic in Europe

The war panic IN Europe, which, at the last &C.
counts, was somewhat subsiding, is believed by
those most thoroughly versed in European poll
tvs 10 have another than the state of Italy
"What IL there" pertinently asks II New York
3ourss "in the state Of Italy in 1859 that neces-
states or justihss European war, more than at
.! any time during the last ten years:n
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DIED.

At Belle Isle, on the 18th of March CHART LIES
FRANK LIN, Esq ia his % 1 year He was a me m
Der OF the Methodist Congregation, and q mar, of
deep and elected piety, modest and unassuming in
ms deportment Just aud upright Ia his intercour,
with ms fellow men, he received the ,nfidence
Oh VINO knew him During a short but painful i'll
ness. 9erne with accomplishing meekness he man.
sweet'y fell asleep in Jesus. leaving fond and dc
irreparable loss ~ ~ 'A'A'
His friends and acluaiatauces are respectfully
invited to his funeral tomorrow morning. at ",
O'Clock, at the meeting heuse at Belle Isle
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Cuba.

An intelligent gentleman of this city, recently
from Havana. where be has been spending soms
months, informs a. that, except among few ner,
sons engaged 10 the American trade, the opposI.
Sion 70 hlliousterism and annexatio in un;vsr.a,
They have no more desire to be anuexed to the
United States than Louisiana has to bs ANNEXED ~
spain Or oil sections Of this country. the south
v the very last that should disturb rhe r,yhts =,
SPAIN sn Cobs. That island 10 "yoaBIpprs rautr'
% w. and % long it remains 80, the day we GA,
IL, We die. Wv
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WASHINGTON March 1.-THE U. s. Supreme
Court has adjourned until December next
The trial of Hon. Daniel E. Sckies will take
place week after next
The Bank circulation throughout the United
States is estimated at $58, 093, 300,000.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

~ WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Merchants and
Citizens Of thu City Of Richmond. do recommena V
the voters OF the city Mr. HENkT E M IN "a :
suitable candidate for the ifita OF 5hAir rns i.
suRER Of the city. We believe Mr Ens "a
every way cfmpe'ent. aud We have bis assura .l
that the duties will lie faithfully aud lnparllany
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TELEGRAPH SOUARBLES.

New YORK. March lid. II. Craig has insti-
tinted suit against +. O. J. Smith, principal own
er of the Morse telegraph line between Boston
and that city, for "libel" Mr.. S has entered into
bonds tor $4,000 to meet the suit.
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THE WANDERERS AFRICANS.

AUGUSTA Ga, March 1.-THE Wanderers Afri-
cans (J0) are st Jacksonville, Telfar county. Ga.
They were arrested by the T. s. officers near Al
bany, and carried back so miles, where they will
probably he claimed by their owners.
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CHOLAS, for several years United States District
Attorney, having entirely recovered his healtb h.s
determined 10 resume the practice OF Law, in TINS
siopal business with which he may be entrusted.
afddi,,,s Hall NH 9-im
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FIRE AT sOuTHpRIDGE. MASS.

SoITHBRIpaE, March 10,-A great fire occurred
in Southbridge this morning. Turner's hotel and
barn adjoining, with forty houses, Phelps jewel
ry store, Simpsons oyster saloon and Edwards
gas house were all destroyed. The goods in Mr..
Edwards store were partially damaged. The loss
is about S20, GOO, and is partially covered by in-
surauCe
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THE DIePATC II.
sArussAY MORNING. MARCH = lsss


k00&1MR = BOatness
Tue New York Tribune deaesds 70. 10 -. Ne.
sstraes Of pcs,teg gentleman o. TINS s's
visit 70 nostou. II says: Tho bos'o" ~
s,usiys,y isdigaans at the recen. p 1870. -
A.. ~ NJ. Hohsou, Of Richmond, s'rssnta' tnen
80 ~ shs. city with this Significant qaes-
-. 49, h.sore or appended after his name
nv "a = slave catcher among uss'
ss...,,.,,na 10 the fest, Mr.. Hobsen visited
p..ec~ 90 cousunmate q mercantile negotiation
80 Ssr nothing slse,' and while there 'coafned
nimself strictly to that purpose. II dos not ap-
euestton - to the object Of hts visita suspicion
which, In spits Of it, reverence for the fugitive
slave iAW, even the Bnston ns admits u be caicu-
lated 10 cover Mr.. Hobsoa with disgrace. Mr..
Hobsoa aad his friends Of tho Boston Post may
comfort Themselves. however, With the assurances
shss Il Nr. Robson. instead OF being virginian.
he'd been bcst onfau, and had visited Virginia TO
coAsummate . mercantile negotiation, and moth
ting else, and had there fallen under suspicion OF
esiax N Abolisouist, intent on helping slaves TO
run aWAy, havtng no better foundation than the
bosson rumor Of his being q siavecatcher-in
that cAse BE- would hardly have got of with mere.
~ beieg posted. Most likely coat OF tar and
ssashsss would have been added. while not . jour-
nal 10 the State would have dared TO utter . word
Of aympathy or rebuke."
We shalt not pause to discuss the parallel which
the 1sTbssnc would establish between Southern
man going to Boston to perform o lawful act, and
. Sorthern man coming to Virginia to commit a
fsleoy, both Of which are no doubt the same thing
10 its code Of morals. The shameful facts that q
Southern gentleman cannot visit Boston on purely
mercantile business without suffering such an
Outrage; that It should be thought necessary,
BY Boston paper, friendly to the South, TO wins
dicass Mr. Hobson on the ground that he did no,
come to Boston in pursuit of his fugitive negro
leaving Il to be supposed that II he had, he would
have deserved the treatment he received that the
leading anti.siavery paper justihss and defends
this outrage upon an unoffendipg gentleman
thsss facts speak for themselves, and will have
their due weight and significance with oil cool and
usprejudiced minds. Considering, however, that
the North annually sends about twenty thousand
Of her citizeos, in every department OF business
- fansack every city, town aud village in the
South, that they are always kindly treated, and
that they not unfrequeutly requise that Kindness
BY sapercilious and sneering letters to free sol
Journals, caricaturing the customs and characters
Of the Southern people, writing such Infamous
fbeis ~ the Tribane's late seven column afro,
city "a the Auction saie,) it 10 not t7o much fol-
the South to expect that, when ono Of its citizens
goes North on commercial business, he may be
permitted to return without outrage and attempts
70 procure his assassination.
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Rs- MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUsE-T0
TRE CITIZENS OF RICHM0ND-I most respect
fully announce mysalf for the above Office, and
solicit your votes &c the coming election
BENJAMIN BRAGG.
B-As / shall not be able TO call on MANI of my
fellow citiZe before the day of election, hope.
therefore, that they will do the justice to IN
qnire of those who do know me- as TO my quail fca-
tiQns for The office / seek. NH tides
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sA, NEW spaIKa GooDs.-My frst

sr,~Iy Of SPRING GOODS, have already arrived
aad embraces besides the usual large variety OF
TRIMMIk 3, many novelties OF tn ssa.6 6 nap
t.ee of new and unbroken stock, to select II ON.
have succeeded in obtaining the choicest ana most
desirable styles imported; and am tuiiy warrans,
ed in saving that no one who wishes to Duy VIII
iaa va n, = s,ore nnsupnIied HIRSCH.
nh @.,ms 2u3 Broad st.
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A'A.-To-night 10 ths last night of those sx-
1ss'ess sc''r'' "hsatlsy and Clark, at our theatre
~ WIZ % many days before the same opportunity
VI Witnessing good comedy, high and low, -
sesse actors have given. The bill Includes "our
American Cousiu," "Wm. Tell" asd the second
oct Of "roodles.s
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Fatal ACCIDENT AT A CATHOLIC CHuacH AT oswEs
40. N. Y.-The floor of the First Catholic Church
at oswego, N. Y, gave away Wednesday night
Four or five persons wero killed and several
Injured
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SPECIAL NoTICHe.
~
NSS- LEE b PLHAsANrs -

~ LEE b PLsAsANrs
ATTORNEYS At Law.
Practice In tho Courts h cid In Richmond. Henrcos
0ooGhiand and Hanover.
AZ Notariss public and Commissioners Of Deeds.
SC they ara authorised 10 take Dispositions. III a.
Wits ck nowlf dement's Of D. eds. Powers OF Aftor'
ney ills Of Sale. &c. to he used recorded IN tine
ssvsrsl States and Territories OF the Union.
.ofiiee en 18th st, I'd door from Main. NH l2-ly
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUkOPE.
PORTLAND, NE. March II The steamship North
Britain, from Europe, brings papers which,
though no later than those Of the Arabia, contain
additional iteins Of interest.
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aFg- SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS. =
To TIE VOTERS CT RICHaoND-I respectfully an
nonrce ms self candidate for the above office and
solicit your votes at the ensuing Municipal election.
NH lids HAGERrY.
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Mrs. Bervo. In 0nsiow county, N. c., the
mother Of four children, committed suicide few
days ago by blowing her brains out with gun.
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A- WATKINS & FICKLEN.

%g~ NA1hINS flChLEN.
Bleached Long Cloths, VERY CHEAP
Bleached Sheetings. all widths. VERY CHEAP
Buff and Blue Plaid and striped OsEaburgs,
VERY CHEAP
Cottonades and Denims. VERY CHEAP
Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings, V cry CHEAP
Mems and Boys Wear, great variety, VERY
CHEAP
simoni's fine Cloths and Cassimeres. VERY
CHEAP
Beautiful Silk and Marseilles Vestings. VERY
CHEAP
Fresh Spring Prints. BEAUTIFUL AND
CHEAP
Linen Drillings and Ducks. VERY CHEAP
B-EvERYTHING PERTAINING To OUR b.
sINESs is
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH. OF THE BEST
QUALITY AND
NEWEST STYLES. VERY CHEAP.
WATKINS FICkLEN.
Richmond. March g. 1859. NH Got
~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
A MONITOR BILL
SATURDAY NIGHT
FAREWELL OF
Mr. VIM WHEATLEY and
Mr.. J. s. CLARKE
By SPECIAL REQUEST
Tim Tsylor's Sensation Comedy of
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
Knowles Play of
WILLIAM TELL
and the second Act OF
TOODLES
TRAGEDY
COMEDY and
DRAMA
Mr.. WHEATLEY as WILLIAM TELL
Mr.. }. s. CLARKE as ASA TREECHARD
Mr.. WHEArLEY as LORD DUNDREARY
Mr. j. 8. CLARKE as TOODLES
Remember, this is positively the last night Of
Messrs WHEATLEY Il CLARKE.
as they appear at the Holiday Street Theatre Bal
tmore, on Monday evening
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III 49, THE MARSHALL AND HENRY
COMPANIES will hold their regular month
!? meetings at their room on lith street, THIS
tsaturday) EVENING. ut Ga O'clock.
The punctual attendance Of the members is de-
sii able. JAS X LEE,
NH Pit Secretary.
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~ SPRING - IS
SAMUEL M. PRICE 4 CO.

SAMUEL M. PRICE Il co.
Have the pleasure to offer to their friends and Gus
10 ners
one OF TIE MOST COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
RETAILING DRY GOODS.
ever offered in this city.
In every description Of LADIES DREss GOODS, OF
NEW and BEAUTIFUL designs
And the FINEST FABRICS
FINE LhCES
PARIS EMBROTDERIES
MANTLES, SHAWLS
they offer to their customers selection Gnsur
passed.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LINENS and LINEN GOODS
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, aud
FURNISHING GOODS
PLANTATION GOODS
They offer q superior stock. and at
PRICES as Low as the LOWEST.
Thankful for former patronage. they respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same
SAMUEL NJ PRICE h co.
NH lO-lN l57 Main st.
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THE REMAINS OF POSTMASTER GENERAL
BROWN.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE remains Of the
late Postmaster General Brown will be taken
home tonight, via the Potomac to Richmotld, and
thence over the connecting and Virginia and
Tennessee Railroads per Adams Express. They
go in charge of special agent of the Post Once
Department and Committee of Tennesseeans.
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A COMPILE STOCK
N q w II Il A ID Y


-. ELECTION CARDS-Canddstes for Office.
at the approaching Municipal Election, will ind 1t
greatly to their interest to call at the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
office in the city has the same facilities for the rapid
execution of this der oription o! Printing, and the
stock of CARDS always kept on hand is unsur-
passed by any similar establishment in the Union.
JD HAMMERSLkY d co.
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THE ATTENTION of the public is re

THE ATTENTION of the public is re.
l. specially called to the following articles. left
at my sore for prtedte sale, by family that have
broken up house keeping
Rosewood Divaus. covered with red Velvet
Large Mahogany Sideboard,
marble Top Mahogany Side Tables
Mahogany Centre Tables,
large, full, Feather Bed
Large. Fine Mirror,
I Mahogany Hat Rack.
And sundry other articles. An early call will
secure bargains. COOK,
NH Its Auttioneer
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open on the 18th inst, with entire new stock OF
a. Kscollect, ii you want cheap and good PIC
TUkra yeu must call at II Main street.
4T-Fhe GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale.
and will ia soId low 70 23-lmf
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re- FOR GRAIN MEASUREa.-I am candi-
date for the office Of GRAIN MEAsukSh, for the
of nv fellow citizens. Capt HENRY DAVIS.
NH Ats
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LADIES' LIEE

u LIEN
Hurt miss Julia Y
Homes miss Frances
Haze miss Mary A
Hancock miss q 7
K miss Susan
Hill miss Anna
d ii! Hannah lcoi)
Juiion miss mary
] on nson miss NJ A
Jones prs Rebecca a
J iirey mrs p y
Eetty (col
X elisy MIRA Mary 4
King miss Helen j
Lyle mrs Eivira
Lothian hrs Jackson
Lambert mTs saiie
wi mrs u b
Litcbiield miss L.
Lee IAgs Eilllfa
LIZ o mrs N III
Lewis mrs Mary l.
MAIDEN LayeAia
Mallory miss Bette
Martin Miss Ann n
blasou miss Bettio q
Mayo miss Al I
Marc miss Eliza
niens0mo miss w A
Menzies miss G j
Medley miss sailie
Miekieborough miss N
Mieure mrs Kate
Mccarthy mrs Mary b
Nc Evoy mrs Mary
New mi5s Abbie j
n elson miss Lucy 4
Paul mrs l. A
Phillips mrs @ Z
Powers mrs Harriet
poindexter mrs nj
Parker miss Marie
Ouinton mrs Kate
reeve mrs Nj A
Ragland mrs sarah II
Roper miss Mary
Ross miss Lizzie
Richardson miss Lizzie
Read mics Emma
Reid miss Ellen
Shelton mrs Sarah A
schaffer mrs M Y
Sullivan mrs Eliz'th
Suter mrs Margaret
Stevenson mrs L 5
Street mrs Rebecca w
Srence mrs Eiiz'th
Short mrs Sarah A II
sSanderson mrs Ann Z.
Stoddsrt miss X ate M
Sbiels miss Julia ID
Short miss Ardenia
Smith MARI susan
Taylor mise Mary
Thurston miss Emma
Tarice III 50 susan
Terry miss Virginia
Tay lor mrs Margaret
Taylor mrs T b
Taylor mrs Amanda
Tyre mrs Ann w
Treary mrs Margaret
Vaughan mrs Betsy
Wood wara mrs Louisa
oodson mrs Mary W
Waddell mrs Frances A
Walker mrs Anna
w tlker mrs Ellen
Watkins mrs Eliza
Wells mrs Sarah
williams mrs Ann Nj
william s mrs @ Fl 2
West mrs En- ma 4
Wsicott BrH Chas NJ
" Use mrs El'2'th c 2
Whittinaham iurs 4 +
Wood mrs Sarah A
Win miss Susan W
Williams Mss Maria l.
Williams miss Nj NJ
White H ISIS Mary l.
Whitfield miss Edith J
Walton MRS Susan
Waltz miss Mary E
Ye&tmsn mrs Mary Z
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49, The March number of the Southern Literary
Messeaosr has been received
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FIRST BAP FIST CHuRC)

FIRST BAPTIST CHuRCH.-Tne
u Improvements and repairs to the First
Z, ,ap.lst Church are now completed The house wiz
De opened for worship on SABBATH MOANING,
NH 12-lts '<A
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YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDKEN'S
l. CLOTHING.-DA HARRIS Co,
have just received large and beautiful stock OF
Youths. Boys. and Children's Clothing, ms Dc and
cut in the very best manner, and made to fit boys
from TO 81 years. W. would confidently invite all
goods shall be sold at the lowest prices. Call ON
DARRACOTT, HARRIS CO.
No liz Main street.
NH Gueeaaaora IN Marc hap Wassioar = 10
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A2- CARD. In answer TO the very Kind call
made upon ne by MANY CT rIZENS" l hereby an
nounce my self az candidate for the SUPPLEMENTARY
If our CITY Gas Works resp 5ctTully ASSURING them
ana all others, thst if elected will dtvota my en-
tire time and capacity tn faithful discharge of the
dutie embraced in that office -
NH Inns JOHN KNOWLES.
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COFFEE.--20H bags prime Rio Coffee;
~ 100 bags choice L sgnayra do; SO bags Govern
ment Java and Mocha flee; In store and for sale
by EGGLEsToA FITZuERALD.
NH II No IL Pearl st.
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&C. SPLENDID SPRING DRESS GOODS.

BE- SPLENDID SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Beautiful Spring Silks
Elegant Spring Silk Robes
New style French and English Delaines
Superb Spring French Challies aud Bareges
Rich Spring 0rgandies and Jaconets
Choice Colored Hernans and Grenadines
Pure Pain and Fancy Black Silks
Pure Black Bombazpes, Challies, Hernans
Grenadines. Maretz. Tamartine. Barege Gren-
adine, &c
Fine Embroiieries, Laces, Nantes. Shawls.
&c, &c.
A COMPILE STOCK
70 w IL Il A ID Y !
EVERYTHING is NEW!
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE
WATKINS & FICKLIN,
General Dealers in Dry Goods.
NH 9-6t lj9 Main street. Richmond.
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EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT
Nv LIZ I u u y A

4 AKTSHtlKN Els UKEAT BUtHU
COMPOUND. for the rapid cure Of all kinney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
Extract of buchu is the best Remedy In the World
tor ali Diseases or Complaints of the Bladder Kid
neys Dropsy. Gravel elects teucorrhtsa or hites,
Urinary Complaints, Distractions and all Diseases
and Weaknesses Of the Sexual Organs, whether ofs
constitutional origin or from any other cause, OF
long or short duration.
1t 10 prepared by Chemist. containing NO Mers
curry, and is pronounced By medical men To be mol
only the best. but the cheapest Bnchu Compound 10
the world Persons who have suffered for years ana
could scarcely walk. have been cured By using one
or two bottles.
Large Bottles, 81; small Bottles, 50 cents stIg ~
FISHER Il WINSTON, and sll Druggists ID Aien'
mond, Petersburg, Norfolk, and other tswns IN VIZ
ginia. ls2-
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mss- S.aFosp's LIVER IsvIGoaAToR-

COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY YRoM GUM.-ls MID ana e.
fecrpaj cathartic. acting first on the LIVER. to
eject its morbid matter. then on the etomach and
Bow els, and carries off all matter that prevents
their healthy action and thus strengthens ard
builds up the whole system yery rapidly and is the
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fsBALTIMoRE, March lI.-Flonr firm: Howard Street
and Ohio Sc 81 Wheat steady, but scarce and
wanted white 81 4o(Ql So Corn dull, and declined
2(G3c; yellow SIC; white 7sc.
NEW YORK. March 1l.-Cotton firm, with sales OF
$500 bales; supply small. Flour buoyant; State
IS SOFAS 75 Ohio Sc 65l6sn; Southern S. 25G6 10
Wheat active; Western red ST. 4sdl.48; white 81 60
al Is. Corn hu syant m xed S36eS9c; yellow St1
80. Spirits TurpeDtine 5e@52c. hosin dull at $1,72
Rev. P. E. Bishop, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, at Bennettvlle, S. c., died on the 9th
instant.
Archibald S. Bulloch, an old citizen of SayaH-
nah, Ga is dead.
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B- SUPERINrENDENr OF THE GAS WORKS
In answer ID tn calls of many el ow-citzens re-
spectfully announce myself candidate fer the
above office. and solicit your support at the sp-
preaching election. NH tides JOHN Fry.
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Rf- HIGH CONsTABLE.-In response to the
call Of MANY Voters / Announce myself canfI-
date for the office OF HIGH CONaTABLE: at the
ensuing municipal election. assuI ing my fellow cit
jzens should it be their pleasure to elect me, 70
give sssiduous attention in the discharge Of my GIN
cial duties. tmh u -td%l JOHN ii DIGdEo.