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y Nxw. spaIso 0oopa mo fyst

~. NKw, sPaIsa Goops My first,
Supply Of SPRING GOODS. have already arrived.
and embraces, besides the usual large variety 81
ing been early in the market. and with the adyan-
tsRe OF new and unbrsken stock, to select fr0m,
have succeeded in Obtaining the choicest and most
desirabe styles i'm ported and am fully warrant
ed in saying that no one who wishes % buy will
leave my siore unsupplied. HIHSCH
NH T-1mH NO9 Brood gt.e
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VESSELS GoING NORTH AFTER Ice The Detroit
Advertiser states that the propeller George Cushs
man, having the brig General Worth and the
.chooners Correspondent and eWorthington
la tow, passed by Detroit on Wednesday from
Cleveland, bound for the Straits of Mackinaw -
These vessels are sent from Cleveland TO procure
cargo of ice sufficient to keep the citizens Cool
during the summer months, the ice not making
in large enough quantities to fill the ice houses.-
If no ice s found in the Straits the feet will pro-
ceed to the river st. Mary's.
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ELLEN FEpeU,
ELLsN kINNU
&. West corner of Liberty and Clay
ns9~ LEE & PLsAsANrs

~ LkE O i LEASANTS -
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Practice 10 the Courts held in Richmond. Henrico,
Goochisad sni hanover.
As Ne;aries Pubic and Commissioners of Deeds
&c, they are authorised take Dispositions III
Wits Acknowled gnents of ID eds. Powers of Attor-
Rey. Bills Of Sale, to he used or recorded in the
several states aud Territories of the Union.
O11oe on Ilth st. Sd door from Main. NH PLY
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SERIOUS AcoIDssr.-On Monday night

oo" aOO'Ds"Hs -OH WOuudy uIguC
last serious and almost fatal accident occurred
at the corner o. 18th aud Marshall streets Mr.
Louis Arrata, while standing behind his counter,
his wife at his side, commenced filing bali
pound flask with powder, and just as he had got
it full, spark from candle fell into the a ask, ,
igniting the powder, and causing it to explode The
flask was literally torn into fragments, throwing
the burning powder into Arrata's face as we'll NJ
into the face of bis wife, aud burning both in a
most shocking manner. r.Jackson was immedi-
ately sent for, and his arrival did all be could
to alleviate the snffsrings of his patients. Yes
terday afternoon both of them we're suffering se.
vereiy, but hopes are entertained that they will
speedily recover.
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LAKE PspIr, on the Upper Mississippi, has an
average width of one mile and onehas, and Is deep
enough to float the largest vessels Sauniings
show W ry uniform depth, varying from Is to 81
feet. Three rods from tho shore, the water 10 20
feet Deep and for distance of 132 rods, measuring
across the lake, the depth does not vary one inch
from 80 feet. 1t s of the most beautiful sheets
Of water in the country, and abounds 10 the most
daliefaus ii ah
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srOHEAP GARD PnINTlN Na.-rbe DISP ATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO 0f
RUGGLES' FAST GARD PRINTING PREssES.h 10
prepared to furnish thisdescrpton OF work cheaper
and with greater rapidty, than any other essaolsn
ment in this city. The largest stock Of CARDS in
the city can be found at this ONCE.
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The BRITISH AcQu sIrIoNs IN THE PACIFIC In
relatloq 70 the Er giish taking possession of the
reelee Islands. Commander Boutwell,. Of the U.
the islands He cannot do go without the consent
OF a'i the chief men Of all the islands The u s,
snip-oi war Vandaia went out last September with
INSTRUCTIONS from our government to procure q
setuement OF some long standing claims sgsinst
tne FeeJees. Thskombsu asked a years RESPITE
wnlch was granted but seeing prospect of being
a3l- M 10 settle he demand. he egreed to cede the
Islands to England If she would settle our claims -
commander boutwell, says hs held the chisf of Bau
can citizens from hose islsnds over which he did
nor claim sovereia nty, because he was the
roDber and had invited King George, of the Tor "a
Islands. to join hin in sabduing all Feejse The
FeeJee archipelago is described as the most exten-
aye ana valuable in Polynesia. containing an area
OF Zoo,o square miles, and possessing tropical
bat saubrious climate and fertile soil II ia said
10 ne well adapted for cotton copn.ry and being
well populated. affords sufficient labor for the pro-
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CHARrER ELECTION -Ata meet

NHAKTEh ELECIION.--Hs" nnoee."S
u ofthA CounciI of the city OF Richmond, held OF
Monday, the I4th day Of March. 1863. the following
ret oiution was adopted:
Resolved, That the following named gen..emen r
periniend and conducs the Charter klection, 70 De
held ON WEDSESDAY. the 9th day OF April next
viz: I'M p
Ia Monroe Commissioners: Samuel Bay
w. Thomss Barham. Sam rutherford, w m
Timber.ake and Thos Boudar. Conducfor; y
cy's shon. on Rroad. between Let and Fonshee Sta
IL Aaiison Ward -Cnmmissoners shepgersoonn' on
and Jas ii Grant Oonductor q @ Jnhnson, Ist
dev efHc4r Election TO be be.d at the City Hall
IN Js6tys0n Wud-C Commissioners Luther LIB
aud Alex,r Craig. Conductor: Reuben afel. ID
day o0icsr. Election 70 bs held ct the Hall over
the iss Market T...e.
nh Md 4s rHos LAwsoH. Coz.
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aSr- MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE TO
The VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH MoND -
/ respectf,llly announce myself candidate for re-
election to the ONCE OF MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE n,
NH sides JOHN PEAhCE
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ap l-sts

ss- SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS. -
To TIE VOTERs OF RIcHMoND.-I respectfully an
nounce myself candidate for the above Office and
solicit your votes at the ensuing Municipal election
NH tide ID HA9ERTY
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| WILKINSON.

~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MUND-I am a candidate for ths office 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 to re-
ceive your votes. bhA1.
NH l5-tdeS
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~ Fxpaa1rso, THE RHsr Tx,

eS kXPgHIEHOn TIE bEeT TE61--
QUERU'S CuD LIVER OIL yEL.v.--T Nev
thorough examination OF this preparation, r.cOm-
mended 1t 81 possessing all the vlrtues Of Ihe OIL but
deprived of its and esp scnly ep.
plicabls 70 those delicate seomachs which reject the
Oil; try it
For safe hy W PHT KR6ON,
NH 25-i2t and oil Druggists OF tho city.
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AS-CARD.-In answer to the very kind call
made upon ne by MANY CI,Izrss,n hereby an
nonncs yself az cot,ididate far tie Superiateadenc1
az 1.. ffty Gas Works respectfully assuring them,
and all others, tn t. If elected viii de vote my en-
tire time and capacity to faithful discharge eft
dnt,s -,n.n emnracea IN 'hA' 0'IN JOHN Fl KNOWLES.
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DISCOVERY The discovery at a railroad depot
at Albany of a soap box, containing human re-
mains, has given rise to the supposition that
clue to the mysterious Disappearance of Mrs. Capt.
Brennan, in July last from Staten Island has been
found. The affair is now in course of investiga-
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e. HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICHMOND
am again a candidate for the above office at the
ensuing Municipal Elections, and respectfully soi
cit the votes of my fellow citizens for the same.
NH I5-tdak BUTLEke
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COURAGE OF A LADY.-Last Monday

Courage OF A LADY.-Last Monday
night as a married lady, residing on the Eastern
suburbs of the city, was about retiring for the
night with her children, her husband being abs
front door of the house, and on demanding to
know who was there, was answered with a COM
maid to open the door at once. She, of course,
refused to comply, the intruder threatened to
break in. aud forced one of the windows. With
this the lady seized loaded gun, cooked it, put
on fresh cap, and warning the miscresnt not to
enter at the risk of bis life, frightened him off,
When asked, yesterday morning, if she was not
very much alarmed, she replied "No-aIops with
my little children to protect, aud being too far off
from any neighbor to attract attention by my
calls, had resolved to defend them and myself.
and to that end should uDquestionably have shot
the intruder if he mad dared to enter my house -
Aud she would have done a noble act, in Kidding
the world of q wretch, who was base and cowardly
enough to insult or alarm a lady when he bad res-
son to know that she was entirely unprotected.
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HECAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT WATCH.-I
that am candidate for reelection to the office OF
CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT WATCH, and solicit
their votes -
NH 3l-tdef A WILkINSON.
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R9-CLERK OF TIE HUSrINGS COURr-Ire.
sdectiRiiy annruuce myself candidate for re-eec.
Il 70 the Cthce OF CLERK OF THE HUSTINGS
COURT. at the ensuing municipal elections.
NH ZS-tde~ ROBERT HOWARD.
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M GRAIN MEASURER.-The undersigned it
a candidate for tn, Off OF GRAIN MEAsUREk
and respectfully socis the votes IT hs friends and
the D bic, plsdging 10 perform the duties to the
best of his ability. if elected. KespectIuiiy,
NH 2--tdes HENRY MaEhS'
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Rs- TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CIT,

OF hICHMO SD.-I respectfully announce my
self candidate for the rffice of GRAIN MEASUR-
ER OF this city Should it be the pleasu of nay
fell citizens to elect to IT, at Cffice pledge
an honest. faithful, and prompt discharge of all the
duties of said office.
NH 22-dtdH JF WEIR
RD~ TO TUE VOTERS OF THE CITY OFRICH-
MOND AT the request OF many friends, hereby
announce self candidate for the office of GRAIN
MEASUhER. and respectfully solicit your votes at
the approaching elsc Ion, assuring that bould it
bs your pleasure TO elect me, that will discharge
the duties to the best ef my ability.
Very respectfully,
NH 2l-dtd* JOHN PEARCE
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dc l0-6m.
@r sIsaER's NEW TRAssvERsz SHUT
-IR sETING AACHfNE - ~.,,,.-.
slNGEh's TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHiNE
SINGERS TKANsV EkSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
LARGE SAILS IN VIRGIkIA
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
LARGE SALES IN VIRGINIA
GIvgS EVERY SATISFACTION
GIVES EVERY SATIsF ACTION
GIVES EVERY SATISFACTION
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK
Dues ALL kt Da OF WUaK
DOES ALL KINDS OF WORK
RICHMOND, March. 1859 NH 26-lm*
N@FAIRBAHK's SCALES.
WAREHOUSE,
No. los Main Street, Ricltnlo1ad, IA.


No. 106 Main Street, Richmond, "a.
A uniform, standard of Weights and correct sys
tenn of ming. subjects claiming the attention
Of every Individual in tns country.
corrsct Scale is a just arbter between buyer
sad sellsr and Il Is OF the utmost ~ snas
questions Of great vaius In the daily and hourly
Transactions OF business should oe OF s9ch Tett
all those sohe may be affected ov The results indsea'
ted.
ARE THE LE1ALIZnD STANDARD,
FOR CORRECT wAtGHr.
b,faoesy one az fI.rbaaks Scales ~ the Battt
are and OHIO Rait,odd Company and one q an
S5 Sr ,aoa a5f Peas Baore ss Ss''' Ike case occd he
C5urt teo days and Jadge sarshdu. az dettusrt'tg
hts decision stated as n: resae q e sseesce gsat
's''"4 a" qs:xSIsMINE qsxAMINE YOUR SCALES.
".y INCORRECT SCALE WILL EsAw TIE VERY VITALs
oUY or an APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS
Test your scales thoroughly aud # fHana ,ne1r
eeIebrat.d scales. the universally acknowledged
standard fol- correct weight 9r !, ur,oN
T5e ,osea5ned reputation IF these Scd>s has IN
to asy them as fairbdnks' ses" and ys,ehsefs rs
asa in ka sisspSaa s asa e s4s1t eaAsk sso
Are the agents. and who keep constantly on hand
PpaTAsLE PLaTE0knM S SCALES
PLATFORM CttUNTEh oChlEc
UNION, OR FAMILY SCALES
pnnRaaNT WAkEHoUsE SCALES
fHMPsopab Hsss pabfifrER LETTER BALANCES
And deliver at stor. notice
WHEAT Oh TOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
faJAL DE kLERs, AND Planners SCALES
Han AND CATTLE sCALss
KNILkCAD DkPUT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK sCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
"a -ota
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IHE Mayors CoUkT, yesterday, pre-
sented beggarly count of empty boxes. There
we're but two or three cases on the docket to IA
disposed OF, and they were 80 trivial that We took
no note of them Two ladies' had had some sharp
words, each giving the other moderate tongue
lsshiDg-one man had threatened to make sau.
sage of another-and q small darkey had strayed
from homo without register of his freedom.
Thus ends the calendar.
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MowING MACHINE WASrED.-A few days since,
at the conference of the United Bret in Christ
at Rotrersvilie, Washington county, Md. several
of the preachers appeared with boards of such pa
triarchai dimensions that one of the brethren Of.
fered resolution to the effect that every preacher
of the conference be required to shave off his
beard at least once a week, which, after an ANU
sing discussion, was carried.
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re- CITY C0LLECrOR.-Ia am again candidate
for re election TO the Office of CITY COLLECrOh
at the approaching Municipal electiens.
NH e6-tdes JCLtUS A HORIZON
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~ GRAIN MEASURER.-In response to Q
and Madison Wards" and at the earnest solicita
tion of many friends, most epectfniiy announce
myself q candidate for the Office OF GRAIN MEA-
SURER. LAMBEhr.
h
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BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-A man named Cornelius
Jewell, was mulcted 10 81 500 few days since. 10
Trummel county, Ohio, for refusing to make Nam
cy Miner his wife, after having promised to marry
her.
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vER INvl0ORATOK
vER INpI0ORATOB and
pURIFIES THR BLOOD -
PURIFtE5 THE BLOOD xea j
PUkIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES SICK HEADACHE s1ei
CUHE9 DYSouPsIA xFs5
CURES C0STIvENES0
CUEEs BOW 81 CON- MPLAIMIN
CUHES CHI HkONIC DIAnBROk.;
Sold by all Druggists.

60Id Dy AII Dfu1RisB Je w-6m :
~LAw NoTIos.-aU5ERT G NI.s
CHOLAS, for several years United atates Dnsriet
Attorney, having entirely recovered bis heslth hse
determined to resume the practice Of Law. IN this
city. and will devote al hfs energies any profs
sional business with which he may be entrnslsd "a
0ftice with Peter Daniel. Jr, ksn Numt<r5s
0oddiu's Hall. = NH g-Im
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Hs-ClrY SERGEANT.-I respectfully an nounce
Inyseif cardidate for reelection to the Office of
CITY SEkGEAhT.
NH 24-;itdx THOMAS DInIDv
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FlaE.-A clothing store on Wall street
under the st. Charles Hotel, occupied by Julius
Levy, from some cause. took re last night, about
O'Clock, but fortunately was discovered iu time
to prevent serious consequences Loss small.
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ES PARKE PoINDsxTER,
ATTORNEY At LAW

RICHMOND, VA,
VIII practice in the city sf Richmond aud in the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia,
Sc Office in Lisles Building, corner of Main AID
I1th streets. Sc 23-l2m
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Rs TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY or
RICH MOND.-I again beg leave to ! resent my self
to you as candidate for reelection to the office OF
MAYOR JOSEPH MAYO.
ypb f3a<
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NH 2s--dtd* AifSooMb.
MANY VOTERS.

GN-CITY GUAGER. - SAMPSON JONES' our
former worthy and efficient GU AGER, will be voted
tor for the above office whether hs acandidste or
not
ap Pts MANY VOTERS
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Is- CITY GAUGER.-To THE VoTERs OF RICH
MoND: Grateful for your kindness heretofore | re.
spectfuity announce nv self candidate for rec &C.
tim to the Office of CITY GAUGER
NH 23-dtd* KICHARD FOX
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THREE BoYs SENTENCED To THE PENITENTIARY FOR
LiFE-At st. Louis, last Friday, Anthony Leite,
Nicholas Trautwein and Theodore Debold, con.
victed Of the murder of Hugh Downie, we're sen.
fenced to the peaitentary for life. The two first,
it is known, we're convicted and sentenced TO be
banged, but the Governor consented to spare their
lives by allowing the court to imprison them.
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FOLLOWING THE FASHIoN.-'Strikes" are quite
'the fashion" at present. The beatmer on the
Morris Canal held meeting last Tuesday even.
fixed on 81 Is per ton, TO Patterson, N j and
81 20 to Bloomfield, and that So per day be paid
for demurrage, after LAYING As hours in tidewater.
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CANDID ATHs ron OFFICE

no NY FELLOW CITIZENS or Tur
~, ~. = !. VI ftCHMuND-Threugh the reauest OF
DIN MT annosnee myself candidate for All
ap S--2ss TJ09 a = nnagn.,
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AS- SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS WORKS
In answer to tn calls of many el wcitizsns. re-
spectfully announce myself candidate Tor the
above office. and solicit your support at the ap
preaching election. NH 7-tdes JOHN FRY.
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PITcHIsa In "A row occurred in
Rockets last Monday night, between tive denizens
OF that place, 10 which the friends of each were
about to pitch in and lock horns, when the watch
men arrived and put the belIgereut armies to-
Tight The ringleaders will probably be called
before the Mayor to account for their misconduct
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j + WEBB.
! 2l-dtd* JOHN PEARCE.
VIZ TtIE UNDppSJcNpn

Re WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Merchants aud
Citizens of the City of Richmond. do recommend to
the voters of the city Mr. HENRY MYERS, as q
sURER of the city. We believe Mr. MYERS in
every way competent, and we have his assurance
that the duties will be faithfully aud imparlallS
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MADISON WARD-Messrs peschy r Grsttan
aud ieorg~ Whitfield having consented to serve as
Courcilmen iteiscted the following ticket is pre-
sented for Courclmen for Madison and will be sup.
ported by MANY VOTERS
Peachy G3ra.tan
George w Randolph
FW koddy
George Whitfield
David ! Burr an1-rts
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nv Jas. A. cowAHprH.
MEDICAL CARDS.
sa;lY- DR. SYLvANns /. i,

sx0~ DR- sNLvANus L. INGRAM HAVING
located himseh rermaaentiy In Richmond resnec,
fully tenders hispro ssosl services 20 the nl,c
ais may lie made etlser AZ hisofice on Bank strees
lear ahe heehantcs Institute, at the Sc Charles
AAlSi, nili 1--1lms
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~MAn's DAYs AR Pxw Asn Pr, a.

s
soRRow AT BEST Bat many OF the ills % which T.
IS suit .cted might be relieved or sdsertsA MproeG
rems0ies were resofted TO- We have ffeaueG1iv
known persons OF delicate constitutions 70 sulsf
short lifetime from disordered stomschs indieu61Io1
ana ATTACKS OF cliousness. simply oecAuD tksy ~
Of its functions, while they nteht heve
ound n!, relief ia short time By using DAKD8t
r6EMlUM u BIT sRs, the best fAmiiy n5sAi0no yet
olsc9vered for such complaints ~ we have ailudod
to Tne proprietor has IN his posse sicn the csftih
Gates OF Thousands Of persous Who have used ~
bitsers And been cured by them. L.. the afflicted,
snefes .re suer no longer. but parske of The pana
cea onered them. snd be restored 70 health fesFa
tr sale BY all the principal Drugaisss In the city
OF Richmond, and elsewhere In virsinia. apt
oc SaHronb's LIvnn IavIaonAfoa-.
COMPOUNDED ENTIeRLr PRon aUM.-lsa mild snd e.
Iectuai cathartic. acting. hrst on the LIvMR, 70
eject It's nor bid matter then on the st0mach ond
sowels. and carries Cd all matter that psvvsae1b
their healthy action. and thus str~uathene opd
builds up the whole system yery rapidly and = the
best JyER INvR,0RATOH tfs
LIVER INyI0URATOk - J
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Rs anosaS ID. SrxnL, Dentist, Ono
aud rrsidessa, Ne 2si on Main between sth and Of
ssrests Riehraosta Va ss. sn,s -
ksss,- OR. lomN Is. MALrnALL. fanr

kNN - Soas ID HAhTHALL, thomeo.
,sthst oars his PROFESSIONAL services 20 the oitl
vens Of Rchmcuj aaf' its vicinity Ossce ~ his NJ,
sidence, on Leigh SIR OF. two doors from sth
40 i9~1iiy
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CONVICTION OF AN ABoRTIoNIsT.-The trial Of DR..
David X. Brown. for causing the death Of Susan
Caroline Webster by illegal practice, has resulted
in his conviction. The punishment for the offence
is from seven TO twenty.one years imprisonment.
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SUDDEN DEATH TN Monday nirh

SUDDEN DEATH --On Monday night
last, Mr.. VIM. Fl. ROGERS, of Henrico county, was
stricken down with paralysis. and died yesterday
morning. He was at the county court house On
Monday. and appeared to be enjoying unusually
good health. Stopping at q friends house that
evening, he was suddenly stricken down, and, Oh
being conveyed to his home yesterday morning,
died in few minutes thereafter.
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NAvAL-The naval force the governme ut has on
squadrons, is 40 ships, 724 officers, ,676 men and
684 guns. q larger naval force than has ever at
one time been commissioned under the American
flag, since the establishment of the, Union.
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-H.arsBonnE's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS

Are "a safest and best purgatys Pills IN use. They
set s.rot the Liver Stomach and Bowels, carryins
al, sl bile and every foul secretion They d1nI
ripe are easy in their operation, and can Dc takeb
Colds from the system and prevent Rhenma! a!ts,n ,s
II ron suffer with any pain use hAaTshOthnEs is ta
ysa have q cough, use HAHT6HOkNES COUGH
SYRUP. which 10 the best Cough syrup III the
sold by all Druggists 10 Richmond. oc is--6m
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~, ss1 To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE CITY
- nioh noNu:-l feel deeoiy grateful for IN a
tne uispatch Of Wsinesday morning to he1 oms =
Ssnn,date ssne tor SUPERINTENDENT slF THE p ,oR
outfollowing my old maxim--"strike high -
Use my hstchet".I have determined TO run for
snoth,r oih'e few years ago. when Won con-.
signed me to private life" 1 de.,r mined nevar
asaln To be a candidate for any efne but so ma '
OF my Gard listed mehcanic friends Chi king thar
ameGhanic has some claims to the office Of MAYOR
anu that lawyers ought not to monopolize IL have
insisted on my running, that cannot longer resist
their caiis IL elected. shall allow no msr's pro-
perty to be taken for the benefit Of The public anJ
snail deal out even handed justice to ALL
Respectfully.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-06

INTERNATIONAL CoURTEsIEs The conduct of the
Governor of Victoria, Yancouvers Island, in re-
fusiDg permission to the Americans to ire salute
on Washington's birthday, shows marked differ.
ence from the more gentlemanly feeling of the
captain OF the English 90 gun ship Caesar, at San
Juan del Norte. who not only dressed his ship
with colors on that day, from sunrise to sunset,
the same as our own ship jamestown. but at noon
both ships fired a national salute of q guns. The
next day the officers of the jamestown gave
splendid dinner to the senior officers of the Cesar
1t is pleasant to hear of such exchanges of nation
al courtesies on these OCCASIONS.