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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25
j r WEBB.

BE- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND-At the request of many friends, hereby
announce my self candidate for the Office Of
MEAsURER. and respectfully solicit your votes Al
the approaching election, assuring that should il
the duties to the best Of my ability.
Very respectfully,
NH 2l-dtdf JOHN y PEARCR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

FG- TO NJ FELLOW CITIIENs Of THE CITY
OF aICHM03D.-I respectfully ennounce nv.
self candidate for the office OF GRAIN MgAsTk
Err of this city Should it be tho plessu,e OF M
fellow citizens 10 elect me to that cffce pjedgs
honest. faithful and prompt disc barge Of oil ths
duties of said Office.
NH 22-dtds WEBB
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NEW JERSEY STATE LEGISLATURE.
SAILING OF THE ARABIA.

TRENTON, N. j., March % The New Jersey STATE
Legislature has resolved to adjourn Tonight sin'
die. Many bills are being postponed indefinitely
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as- HIGH C0NSTABLE.-In response TO th
call Of MANY Voters" announce myself a cspd
date for the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE. at III
liens. should 1t be their pleasure TO elect me,
give assiducus attention in the discharge Of my ID
cial duties. tmh l2 -td*] JOHN II DIGGEss
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IF il is the pleasure of tse citizens Of Rici
mond to elect ma SUPERINTENDENT OF TIL
CITY GAS WORKS, will efdeayor faith fully
perform the duties of the Office
NH l2-dtds RICHMOND A LEWIs
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TIE SICKIES TRIAL
pEpoRT

WASHINGTON, March "a The Grand Jury has re.
turned tIIo bill against d Il. Sickles, whose trl'
al in fixed Tor aptil 4th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

Re MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE a
THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMONISY
respectfully announce myself q candidate fol. =
election TO the office OF MANIAC ER OF THE POOR
HOUSE.
NH 9-tdes JOHN PEARCE
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FS- TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND. - The
Undersigned respectfully announces himself a es5
didate for the Office Of sUPERIN TENDENT VI
THE CITY GAS WORKS, and soicits your sal
TRACES at the approaching municipal election
NH sides HUGH SMITH
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s@- HoUss, sIGs AID ORNAMENTAL

H6- HoUsE, Sign AID ORNAMENTAL
PAIsTING.-MAULE h BEVILI beg leave to inform
the public that they have removed their shop from
Brood street to the OF Main and 18th, where
all riders letfor House, Sign and Ornamental Paint
ing, will be promptly executed in the very besf
style. They will also whiten. Color or iescos walls
and ceilings in superior manner. AS thoy use the
best materials 10 be had aud have had extensive
experience in the various branches OF buainess enu
merated they feel assured that they give entire
satisfaction, as heretofore. LEWIS MAULE,
Wn.J BEVILL,
NH 2i-6t* Southeast corner CT 18th and Main.
RI- LANDRETn's NEW CRoP GARDEN
SEgD-All varieties for sale By
JOHN " GARLICK,
Druggist and Ar othecary.
NH q Market Place. Franklin street.
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CANDID Tns ron orrIcg

Rs-CITY sERGEANT.I rsspactfni,y =, ,.,.,,.~
mysaIf candidate for re-slection 10 ms ogysaa =
CITY BEHaEAET. ,-'s0 =
mn sl-dids THOMAS q nuplEy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

~ Some OF THE BARGAINS.
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS Il co,
No IH Eagle Square.
cases A Bleach Shifting at cents. worth 10
Sup" do il -
Best New York Mill do "l5 .
l0-4 Bleach Sheeting %
1914 do $50 81
Best English and Ameri. an Prints at VI cents
100 pieces Fast Cold Lawns, at ll(1i?h cents
50 pieces Spring De Lanes and Vaientiss at l2 cts
80 very pretty Spring Falentias. at % cents
so doz id Gloves as good as Aiexanders, 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 H-tA23
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

TEE CAss.YsissARf TRsArY.-It il now stated
that the cause Ut the delay In the ratification of
the Cass.Yrissari treaty 10 that Sir WIN. Gore
Ossslsy, IN the ecurse of negotiation, inserted
an article IN his treaty requiring Eaglsnd to cid
~ the expulsion Of and protectio against British
nl'nnsssrs, and Nicaragua amended ours by In
sssfiag clauss 10 the Same effect ~ regards
American Allteusters, which 6osernnent here
releases =. asesps, on ths krousd that existing lass
are en1nASsss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

aS- MANAGER OF THE Po0R HOUSE,
THE CfTIZaNS OF RICHMOND most respee
fully announce mys@lf for the above once. 81,
solicit your votes at the comiug election ,,
BENJAMIN BRAGG.
NB-As shall not be able 10 call OF man, o. 10
fellow citizens before the day Of election, hoPe
therefore, that they will do me the justice % y
quire Of those who do know me. as 20 my guam.
tions for The office I seek. NH 2-tde'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

PosTofFrcE AFFAIRS Tirgimd.-The name and
site of Dowdall, Spottsylvaua county, is changed
TO "Chancellorsvlle" the former site, and Samuel
Guy appointed postmaster, vice james P. Cham.
bers, resigned. Re-establishej-The office at
Green Spring Run, Hampshire county, Presley N.
Rector postmaster, aud Portland, Nottoway coun-
ty, p. +. Rowett postmaster. Appointments to
iii vacancies created by resignation: G. W Shack
lett postmaster at Piedmont Station, Fanquier
county, vice r. R. Rust. Henry Wallerstein, post,
master at Burkville, Nottoway county, vice Samuel
d. Burke. William ii. Smith postmaster at Aus.
tralia, Nansemond county, vice d. Byrd SAM
uel W. Snider postmaster at Muddy Creek, Pres.
ton county, vice Samuel f. Crane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

BE- WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Merchants and
Citizens of the City of Richmond. do recommend 10
the voters of the city Mr. HENRY MYERS, a. a
SURER of the city. We believe Mr. MYERS h,
every way competent, and We have his assurance
that the duties will be faithfully and impartially
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ne FAIRBANKS SCALES.

FAIRBANK GCALIS.
WAREHOUSE,
No. log Main Street, Richmond, Va.
A uniform, standard of weights and a correct sys-
tenn Of Weighing are hects Claiming the attention
Of every individual in the country.
A correct Scale is just arbiter between Duyer
and setter and is OF the utmost importance tnae
an instrument so universally called upon TO decide
questions of great value in the daily ana houriy
transactions Of business. should be of such reh,
abiIitv and eractness as 10 secure the c0fdence ~
all those toho may be affected by the results tadcd-
ted.
FAIRBANKS SCALES
ARE THE LEaAL'ZED STANDARD,
FOR CORRECT wsIGHf.
A Iaaosut achich arose ron, discrepancy q ,s,gt
mare ard Ohio railroad Company and one q an.
other manfictrer. acas recently tired IN the curt
Of C B,a0a Pleas, baltimore Inc cdse occnLaed us
Court t,c0 days and Jtioge garShaH, IN delivering
his decision stated the result Of the ecidence: thai
the accuracy Of Fairbanks Scales" aoas established
EXAMINE YOUR SCALES.
IAN INCORRECT SCALE WILL KNAW the VERY viIALs
oUTOF AN APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS
Test your scales thoroughly. and IT found lncor.
rect throw them aside and buy one of Fairb .nks 8
celebrated Scales, the universally acknowledged
standard fol- CORE ct weight
A WORD OF CAUTION.
The ,ceIearaed reputation Of these Scales has in
dced the renders cf imperfect ana uorttsss balances
10 o6er them as 'Fdfrbanks ScateS" and p'rch sers
haze thereby. an many instances been subjected to
They can only be had in Richmond OF CLARK
SON. ANDERSON & CO., No 100 Main street. who
are the agents, and who keep constantly on hand
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, OR FAMILY SCALES
GROCERS' SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EVEN BALANCES
fMPkoVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver at short notice.
WHEAT OR HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALtS
RAILRCAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
NH l4-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

For convenience ard economy In
bread house keepers should uss
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81 SUPERINTENDENT OF THEGAS WORKS
In answer to th calls Of many feliowcitsE sns r
spectfully announce myself candidate Tor 20
above office. and solicit your support a. the 20
proaching election. NH T-tdes JOHN FIJI
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ne-WATCK REPAIRING

BosroN, March 23.-The Royal Mail STEAMSHIP
Arabia sailed from here at noon to-day, WIN
nassengers for Liverpool and Is for Halifax.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

ss- GRAIN MEAsURRR.-ra response TO
call M de on me. signed MANY Voters Of Aonro
and Madison Wards" and at the earnest soiicli
ton Of many friends, most respectfully announ.
myself candidate for the Office Of GRAIN Ma y
SURER. A w LAMBERT
NH a-dtdA
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SPECIAL NoxICHs.

nSr POwgR's
PEARL AMBgOTYPFs
LiRGL 5lZE FIFTY CENTS.
90 TO POWERS lot f pEARI AMBR0TYPES.
Go to POWERS for ,gr,oy.pus
,oUW,1,S ~ ven want a decent Ab1BR0
rvp n fay low price. 15l Main street, ,nvs
POWERS PEARL AMBtV3 q i,i.C,tv
Price % GEMS - "p f5i Main street.
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sGx- BEAUTY 1t has 8 votary IN e.

nGyr BEAUTY 1T has votary IN es-
.,v baart moves q love. ard refnes the taste. II
eiy ,s;sh 10 he subjected to such Influence go
e the PHUTOdRaPH and FINE Art SA i.s q
aaJ AMBROTYPE and ghly-fnished
PHOTOGRAPH. Do this. and If you have heart
TO feel and taste to appreciate, you must be
pleased. .
Photographs taken all sizes, mp TO LIFE copied
from Dag uerreofypss or AmbrotyIes and colored
ia oil or water colsrs. making really BEAUTIFUL pic
lures q w MINNtS,
Opposite Custom House, Main Sc,
NH Z3 Richmond
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mar- The dREAr VIRGINIA RrHHl

MO- IAn dHEAT VIRGINIA nsAHDS,
AND No HUMBU0.--
EHEA. AND ALL SECRET DIsEAsES.
Tho great American Remedy. containing no Mn.
ruriai or Balsamic properties, exceis sxo rasfs
heretofore offered the public, in Its curative.
ratiye add renovating powers; ana the bnwa 70.
world are astonished when told ina. n contoundsd
when thew have ocular demonssratons o. te
Who has sno Sf 2. e1s
oa AN, 20 he restored perfect health hhu
assr casss 81 shorter to be
without single exception and viii not
sTg psoyded the directions are carried q, oa ny
prudence on the part of the patient aus NJ accord
air in his or her case he guarantees R .neei
case Of saTs E to complete the
nediene, ia cents. and cure will Do effected with
ont e t sasPp sssksso5s s pprsss
AGENTS for the city OF Nichmona,
dc ll-GmS we ~. =
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Be- SUPERINTENDENT or GAS WORKS.
To THE VOTERS or RicHaoSp.--l respectfully 81
nounee myself candidate for the above once. 81
nah tide ID HA6BRff
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- WHirEHUasr's ON GALLrnY vi,l
open on the 18th inst with 40 entire nev afock N
GASES, from ~ GENTS and upwards. =
ny g ssccollect. Y you want cheap and good PIC
and will be sold low. q ssM,m;s
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TO MERCHANTe.-The ADVERTISE

h who is young man, solicits active employ
ment in some enterprisiug commission house His
penmanship being such would likely afford en-
tire satisfaction, together with the fact that he
possesses fair knowledge of the science Of book
keeping. constrans him to believe that his services
would be ofvalue assistant to the book keeper
of house comma nding an extensive trade. Should
nothing active offer, how ever. in either capacity
win the confidence of any me reliant or firm enga-
ging him. and will demand nothing unreasonable
for his labor Please address Confidential
through the post flee. NH aSr-3tx
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~ GRAIN MEASURER.-The undersignea
candidate for ths OH Of GRAIN MEAsURER
and respectfully solicits the votes of liz friends
the p bic, plsdging TO perform the duties to th
best OF his ability, If elected. Respectfully,
NH 2-tdes HENRY MYERS.
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JOHN PEARCg.

Hy-GRAIN MEASURER.-At the request 0
many Of my friends. ] respectfully announce my
self candidate for the above ofca nc the ensuin,
spring election. NH sides THOS SMITH.
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The Columbus Ga, SUI mentions the receipt
of basket of beets, cabbages and green peas of
this years growth.
On Friday night last there was storm OF thun-
der and lightning, followed by heavy snow
storm, at Buffalo, New York.
The Mount Vernon Association now has Vice
Regents in 25 States of the Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

nsa- HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICHMOND
l am again q candidate for the above Office at IN,
ensuing Municipal Elections, aud respectfully soli
NH I5-tde% BUTLER,
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A1- TO THE VOTERS on THE CITY rs
kIcHh0ND-I again beg leave 10 present. n, yzsif
e ysu as candidate for reelection 10 the oflcs ~
MAYOR J0aNpH MIVn I"
NH 2S-- tde$
So 10 MY fELLOW-ClTIZENs or TIE CRY
OF klCHm0SD;-f feel deeply grateful for a.
KINDNESS on my friends ia sailing on me, through
candidate for SUPERINTENDENT on TfIE poor
HOUSE. ] know could be elected 20 that oABcs'
but following my old maxim-istrike nigh III
lose my hatchee'--I have determined 10 run for
another office. few years ago. whom ron can.
,igned me to private If - deter mined reyes
again TO be Candidate for any oIics; but 20 mar
OF my hard .tlsted mehcauic friends (thinking thai
a mechanic has some claims 20 theof1ce Of MAYOR
and that lawyers ought not o. moopo,ize III have
their calls If elected, shall allow no rasn's bro
perty 70 be taken Tor tfe Jercft If he puJ.c. ana
espec'fMlly.
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:, ,,... 1LAofioN oARDS-oandidate for o1ace.
rrs. proach ing Municipal Election, viii find Is
1nn s, . tneir interest to call ct ths DIsPATCH
osc. 4. AZ. and procure their CARDS. No other
us cy mas ths aams facilities iog the rapid
49,. ~ =, this description Of Printing, and the
$3.50 =, oAhDs always kept on hand q unsur.
" any similar establishment in the Union.
p HAMMkReLEY 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

~ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice OF Law In the city of Richmond.
once IN Belvin's New Building. on 18th. fronting
Bank street. il a6-ta
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~ THE WEEKLY DISPATCH
THE WEEKL DISPATCH.
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,

THE WEEKL DISPATCH.
TIE WEEKLY DISPATCH.
A FINE FAMILY PAPER.
A FINE FAMILY PAPER
A FINE FAMILY PAPER.
PRICE THREE CENTS
PRICE THREE Cent?
PRICE THREE CENTS
The number Of tbs WEEKLY DISPATCH, issued
this morning, contains a choice miscellany of read
ing matter. Among the literary papers are John
g. Saxe's Three Travellers, Amable Amusements
of the Lion. Graphic Sketch of Steamer Day
la San Francisco. The Lost Balloonist, Ethiopia
Music In Paris. large quantity of Editorial local
and general news matters; Correspondence and a
carefully prepared Commercial Price Current To
be had at the counter this morning. price TIRE r
CENTS. or in wrappers ready to mai! to friends in
the country, FOUR CENTS.
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= = =
apECTAL NOTICES.

afT- SrscrAL NoT1Cn.--Ihe attention
of the public 10 requested to the sale OF
and Kitchen Eurnifure. to take place as tne IsS'
isnce corner Of 9th and Clay sfreets, inio DAi =
q. 10 o'clock. BY order ofnu,rs>
EFF MORRIS.
N I, r.x,- Acottanaar NH 25-It
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.l
MARCH 9th. 1852
F The Depot of the Richmond anG

RI. The Depot Of the Richmond anu
- Danvile Railroad Company is. aud has pee been
tor some time taxed beyond its capacity for receiv
its Guano and other Agricultural Mannres' g roSw
ing out of the condition of the country roaus.
which prevents cousgnees from removing th9 la
goods out of the country depots aud cars aiohe .e
line; but more especially in consequence OF the un
exaupled increase of the business OF tne hoau u
carts and drsy are consequently sucJecteI % III
Sa;Sahia doiav in delivering their loads at the
Richmond To remedy this e,II n l
and dealers Of every other description, may, ~
their option arrange for specified hours q inc
CLERK Of The Depot for sending in their goods stne
COOS NO arranged for to be received IN CUSTOMARY
t;noe and TINS prevent the unreasonable delay OF
csrts and wagons. which now uDavcioa6y ex tso
In the present state of the trade on TINS foad tue
business is too large to be performed m any given
time and therefore some delay Is d;s.
trbuted throughout the line. and is hereby repeat
al that Cuano and other Agricultural Manares
will be transported at the reduced rates until ISL
Ma next in order that more time may be mao. over
which 10 distribute this very heavy department Oh
the business of the Road
49, os1t g CAMPBELL, Sup't.
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nsAsn OF AZ AsAr orrcxE Capt. Nsvto.
=. orsns' second Dragons, did Ut San Aatou 10.
1sSss March etb, 1852
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~ LEE 4 PLsAsANrs-

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice In the Courts held In Richmond. Honrico.
0oochlaBd and Hanover.
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Dea,ls
&c, they are authorised TO take Depositicns Ami 4.
Wits Acknowledgements Of Deeds. Powers OF ttor.
nsy H,iss o. sale &C. g Be used Or recorded In the
.06ice en- 18th vt. Sd door from Ain mn
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EN-Uk. KICH MUND A. LEWIS-DEAa Sir =
Some of your fellow-citizens knowing your FAM.
iarity with chemistry and mechanics, your expert
ence In the analysis OF Goals. your energy and in
dustry. believe Won to he eIpiuentIy uuakied tur
the Office of SUPERINTENDg Nr or THIS GAS
WORKS. and ca estiy desire that you will present
your name to the voters of the city - candidate
for that office. MANY FRIENDS
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~ LIooRIcn.

~THE most delightful Bread can be
mad made IN thirty minutes by using sEMpLEs lnsal-
hpie pakihg Powder. NH Il
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es5Lkss-vsnsxss.s has agreed 10 the payment
3 AnsFscan elaine arising out Of ths suano con.
sscysrsy sDeuntiDg TO $500 OK, thus reno =,
essss o. essputs bstwesa the tvo Goysraments.
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NToTICE-S2 5O REWARD Los

NOTICE $3.50 REWARD = Lost on
~ the sidewalk, in Richmond, on THURsnA1
the 9tIh OF March. 1852 a MEM0RANDUM BOOK
Contracting papers valuable to me. The probanilIty
is that it was dropped out of my vest pocket eithtl
on Cary or franklin street A reward OF two COL
lars and fifty cents will be paid to any on the
delivery If the Memorandum Book vii n the papers
either to me or to " q Gwathmey. in Richmond
RICHARD ALLEN,
NH 25-2t* Cumberland county. Va.
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DIRECT I9PoRTATIoN-The brig Sea Ranger ar
rived at City Point, Tuesday, with cargo OF 295
hbds of nolasses, and 10 terces and SO barrels Of
suoar for Petersburg, Va.
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HA-sT NICHOLAS PoTAroES.-We are indebte to
VIM I. King for u specimen of very fine red Mer-
GERS. sixty -four (which make bushsi,
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EXPERIENCE THE BEST T Els T
IL oUERUS COD LIVER OIL JELIY.-The New
York Academy of Medicine after careful and
thorough examination of this preparation, recon-
mended II possessing all the virtues of the oil but
deprived fits nauseous TASTE and as especially ap-
pcable to those delicate stomacbs which reject the
oil; try it.
PENFoLD, PARKER i MOWER, Agents, New York.
For sale by W ETERSON,
NH E-l2t and all Druggists of the city.
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c0. ~ TT5RLlNG EXCHANGE FOB
jkJtNI.aALn.-Me are now dsAwtrg slasss
- xSrS' ga wi sAll drafts fos eNE penaa ana "
EeS6 III early applioaliOn y paAds q ths otuss 81
- = NH MAukYA o.
stock. Sxehansa nroksgs and Rass'n
l-ln
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DOUBTS CORN PLANTER was award
II ed the first premium of the Virginia Agricul
tursI Fair Richmond 1856 and 81. aud brosZs
n eGai at the Agricultural Fair. Richmond,
ls5S-the best and only Machine in use, that will
plant corn, together with plaster, guano or ashes
in one operation. Price Sic
Orders addressed to me at Somerset, Va, or to
Messrs CHURCH l. FLEMING, Richmond, will meet
with prompt attention AP ROU1T.
Somerset Va March a. 1859. NH 25-lw
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE
GLORIOUS BILL
THE MARBLE HEART
SCULPT0R'S DREAM
THE MARBLE HEART
SCULPT0R'S DREAM
GRAND SCENIC ILLUSIONS
STARTLING TABLEAUX
SPLENDID CAST
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC
MAGNIFICENT EFFECTS
AT THE THEATRE TONIGHT
~ SECURE YOUR sEATS
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WANTED-To sell the stock good will,
w and fixtures. Of Cigar and Tobacco Sto-e-it
ia well located, aud doing good business. The OBJ
ject of selling is. the person is goi the country
TO live. To any one with small capital its good
chance to get into a prosperous business. For fur
Their information enquire at this office OF ad iIess
Box 932 Richmond Postoffic CO. NH IS-I2t*
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L'K ESH FDACHES AND TUNA IOEG
Il AT REDUCED PRICES.-I have received o lot
of Theoretically sealed Peaches and Tomatoes.
which will sell at less than they were ever sold be-
fore, by the dozen or retail. Warranted good
JAMES MOORE,
tnh 0nnnsita ST Cha laa Hntal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25

THEATRR-Ndrble Hsdrt.-Ths marble Heart /,
one of the most deeply interesting aud popular Of
modern dramas, is announced for performance at
the Theatre tonight, with an excellent distribu-
ton of the charac tiers.