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:rUE nISP ATC II.
MARCH I. 1889
A Mystery.

In
.r,,,. .hs mxs,s,,es .f life ~ the difference y
...;..rs,t which society awards 70 ''A"
.s-.,.., nrsrs A notable fiiusfsuon VI WIS
"e 90, q, ,he spale Of the tragic scene ~
.... The man who sacrinced Wre'ched
"ssniossoa' .,rs,. Of sensuaisy, is followed &c
wems" ~ -. and PROCESSION, AID his magnia
o" So. located with garlsnds. In the cold
ee"' w. =. .1,,,srer are placed flowers, emble.
~. AZ ,nnocenee aud purity. The female part
.. =, h,s crime 10 universally deserted and dee
1900. and. II she should die Tomorrow, would
r,obsh,v ro to her grave unattended, save by her
,nmedate relatives, and uumourned by any one
Whilst the weak aud erriog creature Ia thus ex
,lnded from the pale of human charity, the SYM
nsthies of an excellent and sensible world are
,,vished ca the husband, who, with fnti Know
,.dee OF the character OF the adaiferer, ana WIN
repeated warnings OF his criminal designs, ie'.
nj. rounr and ss,idy wife to his mercy, permitted
hin, tn he her escort to the Theatre and othef
pna,,c MAC A. and As if by design, threw tempta-
ton and opportunity in her way. This man, who
a. accused by the press of his own city OF being
himself a veteran ToAe. and OF having himseli
been often guilty of the very crime Tor which be
killed BARRON hey, Is lion!zed and visited in HE
rri.on and overwhelmed with demonstrations of
respect, from the President 10 the tide-waiter,
willis, bis wife is made the scspe-goat, aud upon
bar solitary head break the ,hunders Of that soci.
ety which strews il flowers over the grave of MY,
snd bcdews with sympathetic tears the uncleen
aod bloody hand OF SicKtEs
It mar be that Mrs. Sickles Is not deserving
much pity or forbesrsnce, but, at tie worst, she
connot be more debsscd than the two criminals
Who have received such tokens Of special honor.
why should one OF the guilty parties be caressed
aud treated with respect, aud the other despised
aud execrated Yet, even in cases Of acknows
lodged seduction of female innocence, where the
rure affections of some conhipg and generous
maiden are srtfuliy converted int Instruments OF
her destruction, the Unreasonable villain who
works her ruin IL taken by the hand by gallant
msu aud even by modest women, whilst the Sie'
tim who loved him with love that was ouudiess
IN lite depth and selfsacrifics, and whom he has
rsst OF as careiessly, aud more contemptnously
than he would a wi.hered flower. is excommuni-
Gated from society, avoided as a moral leper
thrown down q bottomless abyss of scorn and
shame, where never again shall the sunshine Of
hope visit her eyes, or a soothing voice of cons
passion console her sorrows. This is one Of the
mysteries OF life; one Of those ams.ing wrongs
and Inequalities which An neither be justified nor
explained.
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L,pou NEW MENICo e.

ST Louis, March 4th.-The New Mexican mail
ot the 18th nit. hes arrived at Independence.
Mr. Crenshaw, mail contractor, just from Zun
reports that il will be impossible 10 carry the Kan
sas City aud Stockton mail, according to contract
unless the contractors are protected against the
MOhaye Indians.
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pnsrM AsrER GENEKAL RRnWN pYINl

WASHINGTON. March c. Postmaster General
Brown In not expected to live through the night.
Az unfavorabie turn in his disease took place to-
day. The President and several Cabinet members
have been called TO his bedside.
IL in said the Hon. Robt. McLane, of Md will be
appointed Minister to Mexico,
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JOHN DUDLEY.

Efs JOHN DUULnY, asss
k&eA Hat and Cap Manufacturer aud Whole IfkeG
sale Dealer in
HATS, CAPS. FURS. Trainings, &C.
have now on hand complete and extensive IS
sortment of everything IL my line, adapted to the
SPRING TRADE,
to which constant additions will BE- made curing
thu season
My experience and facilities have enabled nue., on
this occ lsion to offer the LARGEaT, and in every
way the most CDMpLETE STOCK OF GOODS that
has ever beau offered in Virginia.
/ would ask the particular attention of my Gus
TONERS 20 nay stock Of
STRAW GOODS,
which for variety and extent cannot be surpassed.
JOHN DJ0LEY,
NH IFS Main street, Richmond, Va.
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FIRE AT rLAouEMINE, IA.

NV 0siE.ns, March "A destructive Fl rs WAS
reported this evening at risquemins--said 10 have
destroyed hail Vi the town. Reliable particulars
are to the effect that only two ccfi-e houses were
hnrnI.
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LARGE MEETING OF GERMANS IN BOSTON.
Bosr0N, March !.--paite a large meeting OF the
population assembled at Turner Hall last night,
and adopted resolutions denounciBg thedUeasnre,
requiring two years residence after naturalization
before being allowed TO vote. The speeches we're
mostly In Germal.
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10 ELECTION CAhDs-3sndidates for Office.
at the approaching Municipal Election, will fiud it
greatly to their interest to call at the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. no other
office 10 the city has the facilities for the rapid
execution of this description OF Printing, and the
stock Of CARDS always kept on hand is unsur-
passed by any similar establishment in the Union.
j d HAMMERSLEY g. Co
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BosToS, March 4-Charles Sampson, of the pub.
lisnipg firm of Phillips & Sampson, died Sester-
day at his residence in Brookline, of consump-
ton at the age of forty. one years.
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Sherman Crosweil late editor of the Albany, n.
Y, Argus, died on the LIST instant.
couple 10 Portland Me. celebrated their ''tia'
wedding last week, the 10th anniversary ftheir
MARI isge.
An opposition meeting was held in Petersburg,
Va, Friday night, which was addressed by A. Jud.
son Crane, of Richmond.
Capt. Paxton of the ship CoOsswaltee, of Savan-
d ih, "a, died at Calcutta on the I'd of January.
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II is stated that Mrs. r., of New York, the wife
Of a iinseed oil Manufacturer, wore at the Napier
ball In Washington. diamonds valued at $3.50, coo.
aud lace worth 81 oo0.
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HEAVY RAINS AT THE SourU

AUGUSTA. March 4.-There have been heavy rain 9
recently throughout the South, and the bad con-
dtion If the roads intetferes with the forward.
ing of cotton and produce TO market.
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=, FIGHTS IN WAsHIAGfoS.--0n Friday evening last
non. rhos. w. Bowie, of Md, had difiiculty with
=. 9 a. white, In the National Hotel, Washing.
-, a,., s.d applied his cane to him. Mr.. White re-.
lss ,', my Gaming violently, and during the me-
ing through Mr.. Bowie's hat. Later In The ave-.
the III. Lander, an engineer, lately attached to
m M suJdssfsmsnt Wagon Road Expedition. de-
ssms' sb :. ~ Mt. n.graw, supsrintsndsnt OF the
from him Mssraw replied hs ssrniss ehn , ,ss
ssssrai biowa. Lander then .swsdsa ~ !"
coIid &c separated. ssN .ssiofs tnsy
ghere vers leo d.ssh. 3. ps.,-.-,.,..
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The Postage Bill.

Among the few eommendable omissions OF the
last Congress, was the failure to pass the bill
raising the rates of postage. So the postage re-
mains the same as before Reforms OF this kina
do not generally travel backward.
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sasfs wsss isa deaths IN PhiladslDhiA last v..l
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pATENT YOKE AND SHOULDER
BEAN sHIRfS.-a0 doxsn now ready for SALE;
SO dozen Fancy Linen and MsrsAiIlas: at
N MALKESA Goa
los, corner Main and 18th streets
nm hichmond Va
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SAILING OF THE STEAMER FULTON.

New YORK, March The steamer Fulton sailed
to-day for Southampton, with fifty passengers
and $3.50 900 i'll specie.
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sw~- OPPOSITION GFAND RALLY "A
Ga grand ratification of the Opposition tick
ct will take place % night taoNDAY) ct the At
rican Church.
The Hon WILLIAM LGOdGIt. Opposition can
didste Il G. oyerncr " i'll address the meeting
aS~ Reserv, d seats FOR Ladies' nh I-ltr
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DEATH.-Geo. Kembie Wilkins, we'll known a,
concert singer, died in the station house o
Washing ton City Friday night, of pneumonia. In
his pocket was found note which had enclosed
gin of IS from Miss Jean NJ. Davenport, the &C.
tress. The poor fellow WAS found" by jury o
Inquest to be "'pauner"
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ICE -EMBROIDERY PAT

ma. NOTICE. - EMBROIDERY PAT
TERMS STAMPED on Linen, Flannel Velvet Ribbon.
and all working materials, at the shortest notice,
and on the most re as0uable terms.
Also. all kinds of PINkING done, at 226 Broad
street between 81 and 4th.
Ladies from the country are respectfully invited
to call or send their orders for FmbroideriDg and
dress patterns NH SITS
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ELEGANT WATCH SPRING HcOP

~ SKIRTs.-I am jus. Ia receipt from the maau-
factnrers sirect consig nment of superior HOOP
Skirts eptirely new styles adapted for spring and
summer. TO which respectfully call the attention
cheap Skirt, at . low price, eomMsncIag At seven
hoops up to thirty hoops plain. extension and dia
ynond Also. ths Bohemian Skirts. Hew and eie
CANT skirt for susmer wear. and the spira Skirts
with thirty hoops, made out OF one wire Of the
hnest tempered stool. equal 10 watch spflng.
which, for elegance AMI elasticity combined, cannot
be esiuaied By any skirt now ia use Ladies. cali
and see them, ALFRED M0sES
NH I g. Main street
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GPRlNG GOODS FOR 1859 RICH
- AND ELEGANT GOODS MtLLRIsEa 4
BRO have received a portion OF their new pring
Goods bought on the most favorable erms Tor cash,
will eifsr the sane 20 their customers and irienns,
and public seneraily at prices 10 distance all
petti.D OUR stock consists Of all the latest sty les
lans; Embroiseries in all its branches as well ss
Housekeeping Geo6s. the largest and best assert
meut We have ever had. Also, Mourning Goo Is in
great variety; la Domestic Goods for servants We
can II II great Inducements to purchasers. ssyng
a largo stockton band before the recent advance IN
those Good, vewii sell them as long as they iass
at all prices. A call from the purchasing comfau
nifty Is solicited az
J MILLHIsER . BROS.
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AkMORY MONtGOaH%Y GUAkD,l
q Richmond, March T. 1879. !
w This command will assemble at Mil
u itary Hall on THIS {nonday) EVENING, at - (
O'clock, for company drill. Members will appear
with belts and bsy onet scabbGrds. Sergs ants will
appear with mosket5 or cerbines.
By order OF the Captain.
NH 1t IGEN MCOONALD. y S.
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lioMc!pE.--An ARRAY occurred in :he Kanawha,
Va, Sslses, in the neighborhood Of Rush Creek,
last week. between Robert Brown and Jerome
Brown, which resulted in the death of the former.
ENECCTlvE Recommendations y. McDUffie,
of Georgia, has been appointed Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs for California, and C. ". Gholson
of Mississippi, Governor of Washington Terri
tory.
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SPECIAL Mo1IC1D.

- eLAvs INSURANCE. --BsLTIMouI
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY This well esta-
blished and highly respectable Company ENSURES
rates that compare hvorabiy with hoe Of al 9TH
ers in the ctv-the time being longer than that a.
forfed by any other Company.
The subscriber will take pleasure In showing th
rates regulations ard references of the Con pany,
to any persons desiring infnrrasiion.
p d PgTrE, Agent.
49, Main street.
Next door to KEN. Paine 4 Coz.
DR. THOMAS POLLARD. Med cal kan M H. g,
Pelyin's New Building. 18th street, oesw W. az
and franklin. mn '~"s
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- rent, that fine new granite front store end
.iessrs. Micbaels a Swops; aiso, tie dwelling ad-
Joining, on Lester street, Rockets To good ten
ants the rent will be low Apply TO
NH 7-ftS III w TYLER. No. st, Main st,
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bbls Truli Rum, pure and
- high proof. putup to our order expressly for
Iobaceonists fer sale by
W0MBLE 4 CLAIBORNE.
s nh7 No III Pearl III
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The insured can give his note for hall the Irs"i'
UNI. if over $50 s.a,as fr halter
security 70 the KlSNSU movies 4 wALFoRD, Agents
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k& To HEADS OF FAMILIES AND OWN

49, u ish Do VI Il 5HD pW""
gVS SLAvEs.-Delav not until il IL loo idte. the
moral and important duty that you owe to you fam
Hies and to yours tyes-t,ke ont polisy upon your
Ii,c for their bent ftupon your SdrsS for your
benetit-the cost is but triile-remember that III
the midst of life we are in dea !"
Superior Inducements "a usual offered the pub.
lie, with REGARD to Iife Insurance. (white persons
and slaves at The General Inst rance Agency
Pearl street, next to Escho. two dOorst Glow the
Exchange Ho ell. Office in Richmond, of the Amer
ic-in Life Insurance end Trust Company of Pha-
delphia. Capital and ass SITS 5l.2S5, f01.
All losses promptly paid in Richmond.
CR BKICKEN. NJ D,
NH 5--2t Agent and Medical Examiner.
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YELLOW WARE, sc -spittoors, Bed
l. Pans, Bird Baths, Chair Pans. Pie Plates. Spit
Cups Bowls together with good assortment 0f
mn THns A BULKLEY.
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Ds5FsucrIvE FIaE.-A lire occurred Friday night
at Msguolis. " Con the Wilmington aud Weldon
railroad which destroyed the warehouse of the
railroad company, tha. OF Merriman Newberry
the residence of pr. Fsison and house owned by
Mr. Monk. The total loss is 10000, o. which
Messrs NJ. 4 n. lose $50, 900, including an insurance
oI
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Nn FOR kENT.-The Office lately oc
81 cupied by the undersigned. in the building
with Messrs. Isaacs Taylor. For terms, apply to
the above named gentlemen. or TO
NIL 7-2k THOS M ALFRIEND.
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4. S, AGRICULTURAL SocIErI,--The next AatioDe'
Fair of the United States Agricultural society
will be held either at St. Louis, reor ia Chicago
the propositions from those cities having been
selected from those presented for the consideration
Of The SnciftY.
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EF WHITE ard Red ONION SETS .-For
sale by JOHN w GARLICK
NH - Market Place, rank lin st.
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NEW BOOxS-At
In PB. PRICES, I6I1. Main ST.
PRESBYTERIAN Confession Of Faith and Shorter
Uatechism &c.
POOR Girl and True Woman. sc
ZEN ANT House, or Embers from Poverty's Hearth.
81 p.
GREYsON Letters by Henry Rogers. ! ~
LAIRD of orlem; a scottish Story. / no.
POOR House to the Pulpit. or John KItto. 7jc.
WARFARE and Work. SOC.
NOT; or PaliDy, the Potter &c.
CABELL'S Unity Of Mankind. co.
BASKET of Flowers. Sic
BROWN on the four Gospels. soc.
PALESTINE, Past and Press nj; II S Osborne. 80
FAIHB ARMS Pharmaceutical Manual. J 20.
GASES of Conscience Answered il an Evangelical
Manner. Eng,ish reprint. ! o..
PHOTOGRAPHIC Report Of the late Sabbath
school Convention in philadelphia. SC.
HARPEh'S Magazine fer March. 25c.
CARLYLE'S Life of Burns. zoe.
REV Moore's Last Days of Jesus CSC.
MATERIALS for Thought; a Book for Young Men.
sc
FABKE Err and Watsons National Readers.
STRING of Pearls; new Music. for sabbath Schools.
&c.
BLIND Bsrtimeu.; by Rev WI Hcge. &c
PRESBYTERIAN Historical Almanac. | 90.
EUROPEAN Life Legend ard Landscape; by an
Artist $50. NH st
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,sf VIRGINIA MECHANICS lNsJI-
ss>~Sesa TuTs-A regular monthly Meeting of the
Institute will be held in the Hail, THIS EVEN ING.
AZ y, o'clock. Members are invited &c attend.
ma lit J w LEWELLEN, sec'y.
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HEALTH OF THE POSTMASTER GESrRAL-Tbe Poet
master General remains dangerously ILL., and his
medical attentants consider his recovery doubt
f,l
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"a. WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C Few of cur read.
era of the fact thst they can purchase at
the auction house of Mr. II w QUARLEs every de-
scripton of WATCHES ana JEvELRY, at private sale,
aad that. too, at about half the price usually
charged fer tuch articles elsewhere in this city
Every evening during the eek there is also a sae
of Jewelr at this establishment; and the auction
eer. Mr. ) J. CosANT. affords to the company much
amusement By his queer Savings and doiugs"
~ Res Cos Pearl Am 5rotypes are adm ired
by all. Price Is cents to So. Fancy Cases and
large size Family Groups at onehaif the usual cost
r. RgEs &c aokno leigei te he the only
artlcts VI the city who successful in taking the
Increases OF small chdren;-ene seoon sitting ia
Only required to prod ice perfect gem.
N-BICHMoND THEATRE.
Second week OF the
TRIUMPHANT ENGkG EMENr
Of the popular Comedians.
Mr. VIM. WHE<TLEY and
Mr.. J. s. CLARKE.
UNDATED SUCCESS
of Tom Taylor's great Comedy of
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
Messrs. WHEATLEY & CLARKE in
TW0 POPULAR CHARACTERS
TWO GREAT COMEDIES
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
AMI the
DRAMATIsT
Truly q splendid Bill.
"a MARCH lsI. 1852.
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ARMY MEDICAL BoAaD.-An order has been Issued
from the Department of War, converting Il Board
of Medica. Officer, in Philadelphia on the LIST day
of April next, for the purpose of examining as
sstant surgeons for promotion, and candidates for
appointment: as assistant surgeons in the army
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NOTICE. The Commissioned Utli
"a Gers of the l79th Regiment are requested TO
nj meet at the AIInory Of the Young Guard" on
II TUESDAY evening next, at ~ O'Clock.
BY order CLARkSON.
Lieut. Col. Coming. I79th Keg't Va Militia.
GEO ] AUSTIN Acting adlutant. mh pts
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s@ New YORK LIFE INSURANCE. Con-
PANY.-MUTuAL SYSTEM.
Can't al al SQ5 Q0l.5Sf

~ NEW YORK LIFE Insurance. Con-
PANY.-MUTuAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81. 595, 901.5s!
with The state ComptroIier Of New York, 10 meet
any lawful densnd which the Company tail to pay:
40 per cent. of the annual premium will be loaned
the insured when desired.
Dividends declared annually, and have averaged
about forty per cent.
If insured you should call at once and procure
policy on your life No matter whether young CT
old, married or single.
Yen should insure at once. for many reasons:
Firstgesa,tSe it is less EXPENSIVE than 1t will he
when YOU become older.
Secoad-BecdRss If in HE1LrE you will pass med
fccf erdmiadti ron and BE ACCEPTED
Third-LIFE Is UNCERTAIN, and DELAYS ARE pASGE-
EoUs.
The MAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL VINO
is dependent upon SALARY for susTENANcs. shonid
the loss of HUSBAND aud FAThER may be added IA
POSTURE to INSULT and POVERTY;
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Ro. 7. COLEMAN, ID.
Jas III. CONWAY. NJ ID.
cHAs. E woRTHAM.( .cn,s
r. W. WYATT. ! As'a0
Few doors above the Custom House
L " TRoTrkg. General Agent.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
OVER HALF MILLION DOLLARS INVESTED IN
THE UNITED STATES.
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
The Revenue of the Company derived from Pro
miums OF Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
annually, The Company is therefore prepared 10
increase the amount heretofore taken on unexcep-
tional risks They will issue policies for loss sr
damage by fire on Buildings, Merchandise House.
hold Furniture. &c, DC ON liberal terms
NV 4 " w + xWT9rhTHAa' Agents.
ial-ts ofhoe 100 Main stree.
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1850 SPRING TRADE. 1859.
ELLETT q DREW1Y,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
my GnnlaA


DRY GOODS.
No II Tearl Street, Richmond, Ia.
have the pleasure of Offering 70 the merchants
of Virginia, North Carolina aid tennessee the
largest and best stock Of
DRY GOODS
we have ever been able to exhibit.
Conf ming cur business principally to piece goods,
we have bestowed much time and labor TO get up q
rat rate stock and teei satisfied that no houss in
thi3 country can offer b, tier selected stock OF,
English and American Prints
Fancy printed Lawns, Jaconets anu tam orlcs
Fine French and English Organdies aud Chai-
lies
Fancy Bareges Delaines and Vslentias
Robes of every style in Lawns. Jaconets. Or.
CANDIES, Bareges, Chsilies and Delaines
Silks Popiips, Caeek o'Ecoss. Miilainas
Satin Striped Rsreges
Laviila Cloths Debages. &c
In White Cambries. swiss Musins. IRISH Linens
&c We have OF our own Importation, a large stock.
which we will ssll lower than We have ever been
able TO do before.
In goods for gent emen's and boys wear, onrstock
il vel v large and yariet, and as cheap as We nave
ever bean bic to sell them
We have an extra large stick OF goods for ne
groes. such as
Gerrnau aud itch Linen Burlsps
Fsrners' Driils;LineuDucks
He,vy Cotton Twilis and CottoIades
Plat and striped Domes:cs
PLAID and Striped uZaaburgs
reniDls, &c.
To ali of which W Q ask q special eyamin a.on by
the trade. We are determined to meet the market
prices North aud South, With we'll established
houses. ELLETT DkEWkI.
nh Pm
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Re- SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS -
To THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND Il respectsuIIy An
noupce myself candidate for the above Office aud
solicit your votes at the ensuing Municipal election
NH lids ID HAGERcY
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y APPROPRIATIONS OF TIE .asr CoSdskss The ap
preparations passed by the last Congress were
as follows Military Academy sl7P. 5ss; Indian
il591 ,56s: Consular and Diplomatic Sl,0i', '4';
Army Sl5,5s2 ,s45; Naval slo,e5t ,0i3 Legislative,
Executive and Judicial $e,'4j,7t5: Fortihcetions
81 900; Miscellaneous 81 345 900; Coast Survey
$4,000 Reissue OF Treasury Notes So 900 600
Total :j9, sol 80. To this should be added the
Post Office Appropriations OF s2o,ooo,0oo which
filled TO pass, which makes the total expenses OF
the goYernment 4s0, 297 ,120.
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s6s- Tup MuruAL BEEErIr

0S HE MUTUAL DEEEfII
LYFE INSURANCE. COMpANu
Dividend. JAN. fsT. tJ'. ~ 8. In ns, 90 ~
Diyi lends paid to Jau'y lst ~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

rag LASDRErH's Extra Early Peas
For sale by JNO W GARLICK,
Apothecary and DRUG gist
NH 7-6t Market Place, Frank lin St.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

FROM ST. NAgNgE TO NoRr0Lk.-The Day Book
learns that a chip is new loading at st. Nazaire,
with goods for Norfolk, which Oh their arrival in
that city, will be offered at public SALE in lots to
suit jobbers. II is expected she will arrive there
early next month with her cargo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

nD- DHuGGIsrs, Grocers and Store
Ike rers generally sell Sem pe' Insailibie BAKING
POWDER JOHN W. GAkLICR.
NH 7-6t Manufacturer and cole PIoprieto-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-07

eEFoa CONVENIENCE AND ECoHoMY-
Use temples Iufsllible BAKING POWDER.
For sale by all storekeepers. NH 7-6t