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War or Pence,

Each succeeding mail from Europe leaves tn
question of peace or war IN a glorious state Of uH
certainty. Napoleon warns the press to ayoit
waflike, and the Chamber of Commerce to avoid
pacific, demonstrations. In the meantime, military
Preparations continue on scale of undiminiShed
activity. The king of Sardinia, who has jus. dis
posed Of bis young daughter to Napoleon, twice
her age and of repuisive character, 10 said to be
eager for the consideration of that bargain-the
active support Of France against Austria.
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CANDIDATES ron OFFICE.

90. DIR. RICHMOND A. LEWIs--DsAH sfR -
eome OF vcur fellow citizens knowing your famili-
erity with cheynjetry and mechanics. your expert
encs in the analysis Of eosls yor energy snd ~ ~
tire rfljcs ~ tUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS
WORKS. and earnestly desire that yon will present
,our name TO the voters of the city as candidate
Tor that office nh 1o-lts
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
" EPoRrEn ron Tux .DrspArCH"
FROM MExrco.

New ORLEANS, March p.--Dates from Vera Crus
are to the lst inst. Mirsmon had sent force to
attack Jalapa. which had been defeated. Miranoon
then marched eastward aud arrived before Alva.
RADIO with 1000 men, intending to march on Vera
Cruz via the seacoast. The people at Vera Cruz
were much excited, but confident Of defeating MI
ramon.
Miaattiun, March SHIT is rumored just as the
steamer IL starting, that an express has arrived
stating that Miramon had arrived mt Vera Cruz,
With $ 900 men and 40 guns.
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The Seventh Regfment,

The contribution by the New York 7th Regi.
msnt Of tive thousand dollars 70 the Fund of the
ladies' Mount Vernon Association, 10 an act char.
aessEistte OF the cbivslry, generosity and high
soulsd patriotism Of that magnificent corps. Il,
viii sedsar them more than ever 10 Old virgini.
ana her peeple
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A COMPILE sTOCK
~ n Nay W II n nv

IT, ELECTION CARDS-Candidates for Office
at the approaching Municipal Election, will fiud it
greatly to their interest to call 81 the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
Office in the city has the same facilities for the rapid
execution of this des oripton of Printing, aud the
stock OF CARDS always kept on hand is unsur-
passed by any similar establishment in the Union.
JD HAMHYRSLEY Il co.
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LOSS OF A STEAMSHIP

BALTIMORE March 0 The steamship Baltimore,
on her second trip from Havana to this city, with
a cargo of fruit, came in collision last night of
Thomas Point, Chesapeake Bay, with propeller,
and sunk Immediately, the crew barely escaping
with their lives. The vessel insured for $780,
600 in the New York aud Hartford Offices
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NJ MANAGER or THE POOR HOUSE.--TO
THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND -
respectfully announce myseifa candidate for re-
ei.ciio to the Office of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE. -
NH 9-tde$ JOHN PEARCE.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
THE WANDERERS NEGROE

CONCORD, N. A., March s.-The whole Republic
can ticket, including Goodwin, Governor, and
three Congressman, was elected yesterday.
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suo.R AND MoLAssEs "A large sale of


B.LTINopg. March o-Flour frm-Howard and
Ohio VS. 25 City Mills S.. Wheat steady-white
81 -n6fi 8o red 81 i5Ill SIS. Corn tsoyant-white so
6,S2: yeIog s3Q1S5.
NEW YoRK March Cotton firm, with sales Of
nf0 bales. Flour decliniug-state s5eeG5 s.; Ohio
$e7cT6 so; southern firm at s. 2S@6 IS. Wheat
duil and unchanged Corn declined l ceEt-mixed
SO. Spirits Turpentine ST. Rosin and Rice nm
cha
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~ Nsw spRIyG GooDs.-My first

r@- NSw SPRIEG GooDs.-My first
supply of SPRING GOODS, have already arrived,
and embraces, besides the usual large variety OF
TRIMMINGS, many novelties of tn season. Hsv-
ing been early in the market. and with the sdvan-
ttEe OF q now and unbr0keu stock TO select from,
have succeeded ia obtaining the choicest and most
desirable styles i'm ported; and am fully warrant,
ed in saving that no one who wishes TO buy will
leave my store unsupplied dlHSCh,
NH 7-lm# 209 Broad st.
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TaEArRE.-"Tae TacoHaant"---This beautiful
comedy lie announced to be played Friday night,
with MIR. wheatley as MirsbeI, character 10
which II is ssid he IL the very embodiment OF gee.
fol brilliant comedy, and In which be diffases a
cheerfulness that to HIS audience Is quite ire
sissable. lie is Hne actor, and II Is likely that
all said Of his Mirabe1 is true.
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Ohm pZARCE.

Hv- FOR GRAIN MEASURER.-I am candi-
date for the Office Of GRAIN MEAsUREk, for the
City of Richmond, and respectfully solicit the votes
NH AIS
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APPOINTMENT OF POSTMASTER GENERAL, &c
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Senate to-day con .
firmed the appointment of JOSEPH HoLr, present
Commissioner Of Patents, as Postmaster General;
Bartholomew Fuller, of North Carolina, 5sh Audis
tor John Petit, of Indiana. Chief Justice of kan-
sas and ex-senator Jones' of Iowa, Minister to DO.
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I.ania Nanalean

The Psris isttsrsto the Northera journals. (mcst
81 them written 10 New York; abtun with reve.
tasieus OF the designs Of Louis Napoleon the most
fmpsostrsble man, even 10 bis most intimate
friends. that lives Oh the face Of the earth.
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rH- SPECIAL NoTroB.-The attention
ofItbe pul.lic /. asked 10 the sale OF 5r Cow
ins's stock Of Furniture, embracing great T,ss
Nv Of Wardrobes. Bureaux. sideocaIos' De-
I'D Parlor Furniture covered with the best sils
Brcc,tsl. Washstands, Beds.es'ls. &c, &C 20 ~
nisca al bis store on Governor street: petween
Main and Franklin, Thls DAY, at l0ociock.
ha on 1 no r. COOK, Ancttonecr.
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RI~ CARD. - In answer to the very kind call
made upon me by MANY CITIZENS" 1 herebv an
nounce myself a candidate f the SUPPLEMENTARY
Of our CITY Gas Works, respectfully assuring them,
aud all others, th9t If elected will devote my en-
tire time and capacity to faithful discharge OF the
NH 7--Ims JOHN TT ENOWLES
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nasaars RscuvRtrp.--A Mr.. Deale Of Ohio, has
received $500 froma railway corporation. for hav-
ing been elected ftem the cars bv conductor, to
whom be had refused to pay the extra Ave cents
for ticket purchased 10 the cars.
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U. States Mercantile Advertiser


We have before rs copy of the New York Tri-
bune's new advertising sheet, which the pious
Greeley hos dubbed the "Taited STATE, Mercantile
advertiser" Q name the candid and excellent
creature has given 1t in order to obtain circula
ton among Southern merchants. This fs proof
that the leopard can change his spots and the Etb
opian his skin. There spots \. all abou this
Advertiser leopard, and no hue OF Africa about
the number before MS, but at the North the same
animal has any number Of streaks, and not one
streak alike, black, however, being the prevailing
color. We fud the names of good many illus.
trious saints among the merchants who are ,,.h.
ing IN tho columns Of the advertiser" for soptb.
srn custom-such as Bowen d McNamee, and other
nrst class abolitionists, who are anxious to line
their pockets with the ungodIy gains Of slave
labor. We give them the benefit Of this adyer.
tisement for nothing, and hope that the Southern
press everywhere will duly herald the wolf in
sheep's clothing.
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NAVIGATION ON THE LAKES.

AUGUSTA, March s.-There is a rumor stioat o
the recspture of fifty of the Wanderers negroes
from the Federal officers.
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Do RD N G.-Gentlemen seeking
~ pleasant and comfortable home, may obtain &C.
comlsedsiions by Supplying to Mrs ROBkaT RAN
KIN. 23i street, between Main and Franklin sta.
NH q--2t<
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L,rsnAt CONTRIBUTION. --.The National 0usrs
ss,snsh Regiment. Of New York. has contributed
5000 10 tbs Mount Vernon Fund.
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DIED.

At Chick ahominy on the Sth inst. Mrs MARY A
WINGRIELD, wife Of III Ira A Wingheld, in her
2Ist y-sr.
Her funeral will take place at Chickshomny.
the residence of ber uuCIe William Ghiles, this
morning II o'clock. Her friends and &C paint
anoes ara requested to attend.
Msrca eth. LILLIA GAY, eldest daughter Of
Ellen l. and John NJ Duke. aged three years aud
eleven months.
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I'd CHINA, GLALss AND EARTH.

----------------- NH 10 Pm
[ - n, hEMOVAL.--Madame AP- RaI
the ia aIaIo 81 Especially announce toS
ssh 70 No sz Broad i. bstwssn AZ ma
fPsRsni ains sns has opened with new stock
sJoIl3 ner rs-nna,sn,:: EsnnNNErB and FANCY
en the 18th inst - Donhets win faks place
rooms Tor rent. over the store, nhlo-s..
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MARoH lsr. 1852 GREAT BAR

MARCH 1sr, 1859 GREAT BAR
AZ GAINS, GREAT BAR9A1NS-At u GOLD.
SHIFTS. eos Broad street - cases Of Bieachsd Cot
ton, at 10 and l2lac, great bargain. having been
purchased previous TO the advance in Cottons; go
Needie.worksd Collars at 37s and SOC. worth double
the money; 800 Muslin Bands, two yards OF work
Corsets 90; White Cotton Basiery i0c; Intauta
Waists; Cambria Bands; Swiss and Cambria Edgings
and Inserttr gv Irish Linens Shirt Bosoms, In Mar.
other goods. which will DO run on at nnprecedsntr
Of low prices for ten days only.
Persons In want OF Goods, shontd avail them.
selves OF this Opportunity, - eueh chance 10 par
chase cheap goods may never be offered again.
NH B GOLDSMITH, 205 Bread q,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

CorrxE SaLs.--Meesrs. Haxall, Cren-
shaw Co., sold yesterday morning, by auction
$50 double bags of Rio cofee-the cargo Of bark
"Abigail"-at prices ranging from 10 s5 to 1890,
according to quality. This was the largest sale Of
caffee ever made In orr market, and We were glad
TO see so many strange faces-evidsntly country
mercbants-in attendance.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs "A large sale Of
New Orleans sugar and molasses was made yes
terday, by Messrs. Duolop, Moncure Co., ut
their warehouse, at Rockets. OF sugar, 200 hogs
heads, ranging from fair to choice quality, were
sold at from so to 40; aud of molasses, 800
barrels were sold at prices ranging from Ss"s to 3e
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks
shows an increase Of s2 400 in leans, $3i96OS IN de-
posis and slf3 Os3 in circulation. and decrease OF
55 "a; In specie The clearings Of Che Philadelphia
banks last week. were s2o o3s 800 90, and the bal
ances paid $I.oe5. $40 49,
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aSs- SLAVE Observation-Disclosures &
WLLF7Rp Agents. for the Albemere Insurance
Com many insure the lives of Slaves for four
years. This com pany pays its Losses promptly.
KAOWLES Il WALDORF, Agents.
DrF W HANCOCK, Medical Examiner.
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Bg-TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND. - The
undersigned respectfully announces himteif a can
didate for the Office Of sUPERIN TENDENT OF
THE CITY GAS WORKS, and solicits your suf
frsges at the approaching municipal election
NH Sides HUGH SMITH.
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rsS- Oyv1cE ron rHn Sale or

LADD. wEBsrER cos
IMPROVED FAMILY SAVING MACHlNES.
COEINTHIAN HALL MAIN ST UP sTAIhs,
p HORTON KEACH. Agent
~ Persons who hare been waiting several days
for Machines, are informed that have now afuii
supply on hand. ~.
rb;nss s ~ ,ny absences. PH H.
mh 19-it
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DETROIT, March S.-Nayigation is fairly OPEN
The boats most of the routes commence their
regular trips during the week. The screw steamer
Missouri leaves for Buffalo Thursday.
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LOST.
~ AA ASHLAND RACES
3as.EN&~ SPRING MEETING 1850

The Spring 1eetn, over this course will com
mence on TUESDAY, 18th day OF MAY nex, al
continue throughout the week ~
FIRST DAf-post stake for all ages fonr mile heats
sdJ entrance; 500 forfeit. sl00 added by fhs
GuO Cl0sed on Let inst with foar subscribers viz.
z " Doswel. John Hunter, Dickiusan
and James "a Tsrlor. ''"
SECOND DAT-FUa Race -sweepstakeg for tbres
year old colts and fiiies. 800 entrance sIn0 e,r
felt. Closef on lat inst with the following entrt.s.
Thomas w boswell enters ch c. Exchtnnsr 4,
Revenue, dam Nina, by Boston.
w d ribbons enters f. Criaoiine BIZ Finaneisr
dam Miss hattie, by Umpire
John Hunter enters c, by Lexington. dam by
Glencoe. -i "
+ n Hall enters gr T, Faith, by Childe Harold
dam Fidelity, by Priani. '''"
Se9nd Rdce-Same Day.-Jockey Club purse.
$500, three mile heats.
THIRD nAY-Ffrst Race sweepstakes for three
felt. Mile heats. To name aud close 18th March
IS2co1d Race-same Dsy-Proprietor's purse $500
Two mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-Ffrst Race Sweepstakes for tbree
year old colts and iiea. out of mares that never
produced q winner. Sia0 entrance. Half forfeit.
allie heats. To name nd close l5fh March
fecoad Rdcs-Same Day.-proo rietor's purse, SID
Mile heGts-best three in FIVE.
FIFTH OAY.-Handicap race for service Of plate
the value OF SS0. Entrance $50 to be added 10 the
stake. Second horse TO his entrance pr divided
three or more start Three mile heats
Nominations for the shove mentioned Colt Stakes
closing 18th March next, 70 be ad dressed TO
NATII'L A THOMPSON,
Sec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND, Hanover county, Va. Jan 26. lS.p
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WAN e.

VKTANTED-LABORERS.-I wish to
w hire. by the month. twenty ablebodied MEN,
TO work on the York River Railroad. few m lies
from Richmond. Liberal wages will be given.
RO LYME, Agtnt,
mil Io-4t Dffine in haser,ent Metropolitan n all.
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E0o s1cKs MARsHALL's LIvBk.

OUO pool sALr; 40 hels G ess y ss IS ssss,shsd
and pow fersd az: rs Mol.sr's cut Loaf ues y ma
ages Loaf do do. 50 hhds and rpns ~, s,e 30;
o Molassss: loo do Syrup; y % Mn l' =, 40 ed
q Java az. "a hhds Bacon sides eka sa aphxs
bbis Ccmrson Whisky i.eo kess y N ~, ha.k.
AdsmAntine. Tailow and sperm eaaoss N Fssacxs.
Wins. Din. Hroams. Packets, snun. sla,s ..s.y
IN sto,a And lor sale On acaesale.sssias stj
-. sVAAs' Gary street
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50 SPRING - Il
SAMUEL M. PRICE H. co.

Have the pleasure to oerto their friends and GUS
toners
one CT THE MOST COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
RETAILING DRY GOODS,
ever q fered in this city.
In every de cription Of LADIES DRESS GOODS, of
NEW and BEAUTIFUL designs
And the FINEST FABRICS
FINE LACE3
PARIS EMBROEDERIES
MsNTLEs, sHAWLS
they tffer to TIER customers selection unsur-
passed
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LINENS and LINEN GOODS
GENTLEMEN's WEAR, and
FURNIoHING GOODS
PLANTATION GOODS
They cf.er a superior stock, and a.
PRICES as Low as the LOWEST.
Thankful for former patronage, they respectfully
solicit = continuance Ct tie came
SAMUEL n PRICE 4 &C, =
NH lg-lnt I57 Main st.
RS- SPLENDID SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Beautiful Spring Silks
Elegant Spring silk Robes
New style French and English Delaines
Superb Spring French Challies and Bareges
Rich Spring Organizes and Jaconets
Choice Colorei Hernanis and Grenadines
Pure Pain and Fancy Black Silks
Pure Black BombsziDes, Chellies, Hernanis
Grenadines, Maretz, TemartIne. Bsregs Gren-
siine, &C
Fine Embroidcries, Laces. Nantes. shawls,
sc, &c.
A COMPILE sT0CK
NOW K Z Il d Y:
EVERYTHING Is NEW
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE !!
WATKINS e. FICkLIN,
General Dealers in dry Goods.
NH 9-Gs l59 Main street. Richmond.
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f,Rss-Tbe granary Of Thomas Dickerson, of
Nostoway county, Va. was burnt on the night Of
the a,h inst. Loss $1,000. The residence of Na>
thsniei Motley, at Shady Grove, n. G., near Dan.
vilte Was burnt 18th all the furniture aud CLOTH
ing Of the family, on the night OF the 9th inst.
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EELp DAILY, AT O'CLOCK, PM,
In the Rcoms of the
Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA1fON'
IN GoDD5N's HALL,
corrar Rank and 18th streets, Richmond. Va.
These meetings differ from the usual church ser 7.
Una in ofterfhe devotional seruces hdrstommeneed
or ffrre be fore The coneiasioa.
yi.xv If ths merUies of God daily extended To ~
~ and NJ oI,r entire dependence upon Him. 1t
should he regarded not alone as dofy but prtr-
iteoe TO PRAY TO BIN ... ,.o os
e&istance and tho priceless roue Of our immortal
snnIs n ngt be regarded as but little short oil mad
ness il we do not seek TO
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hsrGRAIN MEASURER--At the request Of
many OF my Friends respectfully announce my
self candidate for the above Office at the ensuing
spring election. NH 8--tdes j TH0S SMITt.
&C. GRAIN MEASURER.-The undersigned IL
a candidate for III . Off Q of GRAIN MEaSURER.
aud respectfully soicits the votes Of his friends and
the pr bic, plsdging to perform the duties to the
best of his ability, If elected. Respectfully,
NH o--tdes HENRY MYERS.
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ASHLAND, Hanover county, Va. Jan 26, ISp.
IA 27-2awtMInAtd
4 CLOTHING. 1883. FALL

"a LOTHING. 1853. FALL
IA GOODS SECOND SUPPLY JUST RE-
w CEIVED.-The subscriber has in store
large and varied essorts,entof Clothing Of
his own manufacture embracing every article ia
not surpassed by any.
Also. Furnishing Goods, suoh as Shirts. Collars.
Drawers. socks Crayats, Neck-Tes. Gloves. Suspsn-
ders. Money Belts, Pistol Eelts, &C. &c.
In his Tailoring department the fines. and bast OF
Cloths, Cassimeres aad Vestings, selected By him
self in person with especial reference TO the retail
trade, which will Compare favorabiy with any house
III the city, which he will make 70 order in the
shortest time in the best and most fashionable style
Call and leave your measure for something nice.
y b SPENCE,
no 10, Corner Of Main and 18th sta,
DC is Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
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New Publications.

Letters of TrdrelIsr. Second iSsries. By Wm.
Cullen Bryant" These letters OF Mr. Bryant were
sent home to the United States during recent
Journeys In several countries of TIE European
continent, and are laid before the public just as
they we're written on the spot, without. additions,
and with no material corrections, presenting re.
cord of observations committed TO paper while the
impression they made was yet clear and distinct
Published by D. Appleton Co. For sale by J.
Woodhouse.
"Passaees from Ny Autobiography, By .Sydnty,
Lody Morgan" The spirited and graceful letters
90 charming In their and simplicity, which
make M this agreeable volume, are such rs ouIy
a lady, and lady of taste aud educat ton, could
write. Published by Appleton Co. For sale by
!. Woodhouse.
.TA. Laws end Practice Of Waist BY Cricbs.',
This manual, though pre.supposing a knowledge
Of the plot and organization Of Whist, makes no
preteusion to impartiug any new information to
GOOD players, but simply offers assistance 70 be-
riuuers The preceding edition Of the work 10
said to have been accepted by the players of the
British Army and Navy, and other clubs, as the
best authority on Whist. Published by Appleton
4 Co. For sale by j. Woodhouse.
aShakers and NQkerisnt. By 7. ". Erans ;,
This is compendium OF the origin, history, prin.
oiples. government and doctrines of the sect
called Shakers, or as they style themselves, ''the
united society Of believers in Christs second ap.
pearing." There are also biographies of Ann
Lee, William Lee, and other leaders of the sect
Published by Appleton & Co. For sale by j.
Woodhouse.
"OnUard or, The Mountain Cldniberers A Tale
of Progress. BY Jane Ann WIascom, author Of
FIneyard Ldborers, dc. The volume is intended
for the encouragement Of those who are climbing
and desiring to climb "the mount of duty
Published by Appleton & Co. For sale by J
Woodhouse.
"7he Foster Brother; bring history Of tie school
and college life Of tpco young men." Published by
Appleton Co. For sale by J. Woodhouse.
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WANTED, a frst-rate Cook, Washer
W and Ironer. without inoun,6rance. Apply at
this nsice NH ST
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re- MANAGER OF THE POOR HoUsE.-TO
THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND most respect
fully announce myself for the above office, and
BENJAMIN BRAGG.
Mas 1 shall not be able to call on manv of my
fellow citizens before the day of election, hope,
therefore that they will do me the justice to in
quire of those who do know me- as to my quail flea
tions fer the office / seek. NH 2-tdes
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49, SUPERINTENDENT OF THEGAS WORKS.
In answer to tia calls Of many fei owcitzens re-
spectfuly announce myself o candidate for the
above office and solicit your support at the ap-
preaching election. NH tides JOHN FRY.
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sn- NorIcE. -EMBRUIDERY PAT

TERMS stamped on Linen, Flannel, Velvet Ribbon.
and ali working materials, at the shortest notice,
and on the most reasonable terms.
Also, all kinds Of PINKING done. at 226 Broad
street, between 81 and i;h.
Ladies from the country are respectfully invited
to call or send their orders for Fmbroideriag and
dress patterns. NH 5-6ts
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AMUsnMEHr6.

WIN give orc Of tbsir Ethiopjas, md rre..,.
atnmep,: ~ re above Hall. on FRTsay ~
~. Doo-. oren !. 80, ne IN and nth insts
msnce O. q. o'clock. Admission a5 cents. CON
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as%- The MUTUAL BENEFIT

LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
DIVIDEND. JAN. lsT. lJ9, 40 PER GENT.
Dividends raid to Jan'J Ist lS59...-.Sl 6 .527 &c
Accumulate 00 92h 81
The Insured can give his note for half the premi-
um, if over $50
No Company affords more advantages, or Detter
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