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DEATH OF REV DIR. CARNAH.N.

NEWARK, n. j., March 3.-The Rev. DR.. Carua.
han. formerly President of Princeton College.
died at the residence of his son-in-law, Wm. X.
Mcdonald, Esq. in this city. this morning, 10 the
eight fourth year of his age.
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Bass bgass-Ths baru, together With six zoe
hssses. fsd1es &C.. bsienging 70 Mr. n. y. Hsmusrf
49, Pert kspabiie, Ia Rockingham county, Va.
80 destroyed By IRE on Monday eight last. The
Dss w. The work Of % legendary.
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BADlf
snderaon IN 3 Hsrriet
and en- mrs Batsey
Xxx ,i,,ler mrs K
Alley airs 1, 8
tn-ii, Ann ID
Alien m'ss Maria
s,Isa tI,t-e snn T.
.ls Miss Coarlntts
A., iotII u iss Fanny
Butter tnr- tsni.a
Brow a mis Helen
brown barb (cold)
Brown mrs NJ =
Branion mrs Msr.ha
Branan mrs Elizsheth
Franrii mrs Martha Al
Branch mr., Mary A
bingham mrs Elizabeth
Berggrist hrs J
Rsrham mrs r
Rates mrs IL i
Baker mrs L r
Brown Ini,s Mary
Bray miss julia
Branch miss Elizabeth
Bow es mis- Saiii', a z
Blsnkenship m'ts l. V
3illea5'FIn miss VI
Biigood miss LEY
Pe9s.s y m ss Ellen
B-hC hau miss A X
Baker mis- A
Cald yet. mrs " G.
Ohi'd rey nirs Jas kson L
ChalLiev mrs 2usan III
t3,-Ik mrs John II
Graz dol ms VIM 4
Cox mrs Rosetta IT
Carter II iss Isabella
Camp miss Elizabeth
Css.eil miss Margaret
Chase miss Josephine NJ
ClonGipipg miss Rose A
Clarke mss Msry X
Crow mi 8 Alice
Cox miss Francis
Conroy ME Julia
onnoilv miss Ann
Camp miss Elizabeth d
Drew mrs J.iiies
Duke mrs 81 Ii
Dixon miss y VI
Davenport miss A +
Davis miss s W
Favis miss Matilda
Davis mrs J N
DanQo mrs VI
baby mrs w A
Emry mrs N p
Eaton mrs A B
fastburn mrs 5 (
E1muuds0n miss "
FIG yIeston miss j l.
Ever EFT miss Ella NJ
Flaherty mics Margaret
Fu.isr miss j
freeman mss 5
Fi9a mrs NJ A
Ford mrs NJ Il
| Firth mrs = J
Fortune mrs NJ
Fiueean misa U
Ford Susan II
| Graves mrs EliZ beth
Gaddie' mrs Frances A
Gerham mrs Sarah K
Gamewe'I mrs Mat tina j
| Gill mrs Sarah J
GuaTrard mis- Lusteon
Gill miss MaryJ
ii NAV mrs Catherine
liilliave mrs Caroiins V
Howard mrs Ann
Hermorv mrs E IL
| Hughs mrs Sallie Z
Haucc ok mrs Mary Il
Hunt miss julia 2
Heath miss Marv 4
Higgins miss VI nv A
aesth miss Eliza j
Hirua MRS Mary J
"o,lnrwav miss i +
Hughes miss Bridget
Hutchinson Ill Sc Mary
Hammer mis-. s II 2
Jones ms Caroline 2
| jordan mrs Anrh X
j hus u ms Jane
| johnson mrs Mary
| Jackson Iurs louisa A
| Jacques mrs Mildred
| Jones hi q Agnes
| job nson miss Ruth A
| johnson miss Harriet
1 ..,, L.
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MOVEMENTS OF SrEsMSRs-The steamer Prince
Albert. from New York, Thursday, for Galway,
took ont $1,000 In specie, so cabin Passengers
and about one hundred ia The steerags. The City
Of Man chester, for Liverpool, carried is cabin
passengers and 60 70 the storage.
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PORT or atCHHoND--N agGH Z. ,ase.
-asa.--yls-4sas-.
Hiah 6of-y this day {ssiuriay) q, Ss,oea.
AKRIYRp.

Stesmsh Rear oke. sk'naer. Nov Yerk. ms.s
and papsar gers, Lud AIN Watson.
Steam err Reiyfdere Eesbe baltimore fadse
steamer Citv of R.ghm md, Philadelphia Mise
and passengers, 4 futile.
echr Exettiou. Fervell, Nov York. guano ar.
yey Armsfead h Williams. aid Others.
sohr Mary Wills. kouh, kaBseD0nd, corr. A
Gsrrett
sohr Robt Waller. Lively Jamts River. vheat.
tC Captain
sehr Chsrles. EIienswOrth. james Eivsr. 'ua,bsr.
WIN Phillips
schr tiaorgianns. Frost. Jarots River, wood. Lo
gan Wa Ter
schr D Hopkins. -, James River. core,
atear Bs ThuIston.
schr J u Holmes. Cambeli Norfolk oats. to or
DIR.
III 1pelier Echo. Enipes. mdse Petersburg. A y
Lee
sShr Il J Mgafo'l, Kelley, sai2n. plaster. Fd.
NOR 4 la export a Co.
acor Busiia Visa. Asa. Nov York, suano. Ii
SkiBkCT Co.
fchT Eugene, HICKS, Nor DIX, gnano.
schr Ii A Woaks. Weeks New York. gasno, b.
con Il BaskeIviil
III iIirI aEgh.
Sch, Jas Price. Partridge, Baltimore. mdse. "
ID Coli uttt Co
Schr Jno Griffith, Bennett. Baltimore. coal. W
u Coil1itt 10
ScLf TiIlie Z, B,bbett. Plori a, in ballast.
MEM RASpA
Rafk Ann Grant swauD, from Rio, arrive 4 at
New YORK, March 2 1852.
NFw YORK March D Cleared: schrs Holmes aid
II BOo,h. Richmond. 3d-cieaIed A.: Schrs
syfa Eau Dat
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NO. 1877 MAIN STREET.
Square boio~ the Banks.
This day we open onr elegant New store aud
Offer to the public magnificent stock oil
ENTIRELY NEW AND FREaH
RING DRY GOODS,
At VERY LOW PRICEs-uup recedented in this
city for the same qisdIfy Being early and long in
market, .snsacumJered with alt gods. with cash IN
hand we are justified Ia assuring our friends ana
the public that uLusul Al advantages will be secured
in purchasing goods OF us
la our House will bs founi the LARa EST stock OF
ENTIRELY NEW Spring Goods selected for the beet
CLASS OF ami Wholesale trade. ever exhibited
In this city.
Silks, Randker3hiefs Vestngs
Silk Robes. Spring DeLaines Tweeds
Grenadine Robes Poll DeCheSre CJttonades
Barge do Spring Prints Linens
Chaltie do Ginghams Table Goods
Organize Nantes Curtain do
Embrci ieries Shswls Oil Cloth
PaTaso,5 Musius Bie2cnd Dolues-
Splendid Rib Mourning Goods tics
bons Cloths Plantation Fab
Hosiery, Cas5lmeres RIGS, &c
With everything else pertaining to our businel =
NOW READY.
In great variety, and ExrREMELY CHEAP.
NB-EvERr ARTICLE IN Our house. Is NEW and
FRESH.
We invite all buyers to examine our stock and
compare prices.
WATKINS & FICKLEN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Coos.
Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
Richmoni March lst, 1859. NH lit
~ REEFS Cos Pearl Ambroty pes ara admired
by ALL Price - cents to s25 Fancy Gases and
large size Family Groups at half the usual cost
~ REFS & Co are acknowledged 10 be the only
fists in the city who are SUGGEST III i'll taking thu
likeresses OF small childreu:-one sec sitting ii
only required to prod &c perfect sem.
fs I'VE TAKE no note of Time tn. from it's loss ;
If you wish to keep up with the time. take you
Watch to SNrTH. on 18th street, between Main snt
B ,nk streets. nearly opposite Goddins Hall. ant
have il put in good order and it ill certainly h eI
the correct haIe. Only $3.50 for cleaning, and war
ranting 1t for one year; Main !prings ST. 81. war
rauted to break for year; best Fiat Case:
81 cents.
aNrhICHMOND THEATRE.
SATURDAY NIGHTS FESTIVAL
SATURDAY MIGHT & FESTIVAL.
THREE GLORIOUS PIECES
THREE GLORIOUS PIECES
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
NAN AND HIS TIGER
MAN AND HIS TIGER
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
WHEATLEY IN TWO CHARACTERS
CLAKKEIN THREE CHARACTERS
WHEATLEY AS LORD DUNDREARY
WHEATLEY AS MR SPLASH
CLARKE AS ASA TRENCdARD
CLARKE As BOB BUCKSkTN
CLARKE AS DlCkOKY
A GALAXY OPIUM
AGALANY OF FUN.
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APPOINTMENTS -Robt. Lakewood, Esq, OF Nor
folk, has been appointed L. s Deputy Marshall
vice A. B. Cook, Esq who has been appointed TO
a most in the cnstOm house there.
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ALEXANDRIA VA March 1.-The Wing Congress
sional Convention to day nominated Henry vs..
Thomas. of Fairfax, for Congress from this dis.
trict, the 18th
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Savap nah, Ga, the fret day Of the auotios, go
negroes sold at an average $500. AtCiarkes'
Vile, Va last week. IS were sold at an average OF
&rr1lS.
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IltNhl-
JAMES BRAY.


RI HacND Deer 9th. 1873
l. with pleasure certify that have ust d DR.. Min
nock's Medicine for hhe umatism. and can safely
conn eud il "A cure for that complaint to all who
afflicted with that pain, and TO the pghlic gener
ally. TIL. pIDDEP.
For sale by FISHER WINSTON,
Druggists. I25 Main st, Richmond, Va.
W. Price One Dollar. IL 2S-6t
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The nIcRMoSD TTPodasPh,-
- CAL socfg1Y will hold q reguiar mohinY
meeting THIS sYENiN0. at odd si puS.sN pas
NJ "a cmcA' Rec. Sec'y
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s.sx-- a N,sy.Ys ConpFCrGr-Mr Ma

Ebrf MISTAKE I Okh6Cfhf~-"A' NEs
rUANTEI, ANDERSON. that was killed on the
Richmond and Peter bburg Railroad. on the mr. st I
slant vast in his fif.v-th;rd year. He leaves ten
children. wife aud fonr little chis1ren Ia neil
less condition II il b oed that the RshmoT and
patersirrg Railroad Company will como for" ara
al aud render his wild W some assistance
nh
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n-AuCTJoN /

n@AucrJoE EoTIcs.--I ask attention
Ia NY sale of Mich Cows. one large Mul+, and
Farm Wagon This Day, at 10 O'Clock, at the lot near
NH 81, X CAUTHORN.
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THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION.

New YORK March Dates from Buenos Ayres
are TO January 4th. The steamers Fulton, Water
Witch aud Harriet Laue, towing the briggs Perry,
Dolphin and cambridge passed Coloms January
%, the way to Paraguay.
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SHIP ON FIRE.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

INV ORLEANS, March i -Fbe chip Vanguard
with a cargo Of cotton for Cronstadt, is fire be.
tween decks. She will probably be total lose.
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My EXPERIMENT
IVA AT THE GIFT BOOK STORE


One rainy night. aome three weeks sEce.
Straight down Main street driftnd,
And stood before the spaciou store
The famed Book Store-so Gifted.
had left home with lit funds.
Not DR. a L ing of adventure.
Bat reauiaP, Git 30 EGterpri1e,
Thou ht for Prize I'd enter.
l am not one who, trusting fate,
In luck aud chance believes:
Yet thought, OF course. some flowers must bloom
AInidst so many tedres
What should I bug, Ms hit Thoughts" perhaps
Or else the works Of tacon.
/ pon cred DER The Hidden Path,
But that road was not taken.
knew that gunysn's Works were Rad
IL every land ard cline.
And thought his Pilgrims Progress WAS
work for coming time.
For Gaming fiDe-ah. lucky thought
The al IMPORTANT feature;
For coming timS might come to me-,
Ana be pf{d repeater.
I bought the book, my dollar paid
III clerk steps bact and hoileTs;
"The Pilgrims Progress" Ladies' Watch w
Fuiljew e3led, fifty dollars!
l caunot tell how well felt
in this, my sorg. or ditty;
Much like the Pilgrim. at the gate
Uf the celestial city
"Imnortal Buuyan.'' exclaimed.
Eant from thu realms of gl0rr;
EF0fcb DER me while take ihe time
And read the Pilgrims story.
l hurried hom: my smiling wife
A pleasant air was humming
She eaid ''ive laid my work ASIDE.
That might 'cntca your coming.
She had been watching. |. of course.
Her work of love applauded:
Gave her the book and with the cJtch
Her watching rewarded.
She said IF every Pilgrim makes
The Progress made by you.
Gold watches soon Will be as thick
As drops Of morning dew
Yes" replied. "for Forbush gives
Gold watches day by day,
And maey & man that's drawn 'eatch
For hiseuccess will pray"
Then hurry to the Gift Book Store,
And fate will lift the curtain;
You may not get lady's watch,
But something rich is certain.
NH SIT CHIT BOOK store, No 81 NAN ST.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITOR -kiohard W cooden' tue
distinguished English roformer aud statesman az.
rived in Washington, Wednesday. During Wait
to the Capitol he received the marked attention
Of many members Of both Moaaes Of Congrees.
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r.r.L Acc,pssr.-Geo. W. smailwoed, who lett
r,uouier county, Va, last fall f1r Missouri, was
killed a few weeks ago, in that state, ty falling TO
the ground from platform some fifteen feet nigh
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T list OF notwithstanding in the
LADrEs' LIST.

IL RICHMOND POS OFFICE, on tb ash ia, OF
March 1850
H1~ fesspss caiiiBp FOR letters IN this List VIII
please SAY they are ADyEaTlsEp.
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AAaa s z N + aTs
UICHMOND THEATRE.

llICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND SATURDAY NIGHTS FESTIVAL.
Sixth night of the engagement Of the iustc cPle
brated Comedians MR. WM. WHEATLEY and
MR. j. s. CLARKE.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH >, 1859,
VIII be performed T IN Tsylors da-hing Comedy
ofGuR AMERICAN C0UsIN-Ast Trenchard.
Jour American Cousin,) NJ Z Clarke: Lord
Duudreary, Mr. VIM Wheatley
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- ELECTION CARD s--Csnddates for office.
a. the approaching Municipal Election, will mad II
greatly to their interest to call at the OiSPATcH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. NO other
office In the city has thu same facilities for the RAPID
ex cution Of th. do, cr:ption OF Printing. and the
stock of CARDS always kept on baud IL unsur-
passed By any similar establishment ia fh@ Union.
HAMMERsLLY Co.
us-TAE GIFT BOOKSTORE is removed from No ~ TO
No ~ Main street Call at the Gift Book Store. 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-05

JET MUM "hHV boo =
49, rue orpoIrIoS Tt b3ing uuders
that the Hon WILII,M y GnGgrN IL expected ~ .hs
city on MONDAs the 7th inst. ard in yisw OF thst
event aud Of the ratification meeting when 10 Z.
como off at the African Churfh on that evening. =!
II al vised that this Society will rot meet on tbia
Saturday evening ~ cal fo- By the res,nnt ''h'
OF the Society. JAMES $50 ~
nh 6-lts 1ie''"
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m Observation-Disclosures PAT

Rms. NorIOE. - EMBROIDERY PAT
TERMS stamued on Linen, Flannel. Velvet Ribbon.
and all working materials. at the shortest notice
and On the nloat r. ssnnable terms.
Also all kinds CT PlNklN6 done. at go Broad
street between 81 aud 4th.
Ladies from the country are respectfully invited
to call or send their orders for FmbreideriBg and
dress natteyus NH 5-6ts
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s@- pos1T,vaLY ONLY FOR Two WEE

LONGER All who want good PICTURES At COsT.
should come ct once To II Main St est Whitehursts
ole Gallery, as WATSON will remain only q few
weeks longer.
zg- ecollect, if you want cheap and good PIC
TU 'iTS, you must call at Il VI lain Street
Es- The GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale,
and will be sold low fe 2o-lmif
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'THHE KNOXVILLE WING,
l. BY WM. G. BROWNLOW.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIO
WEEKLY, So a } ear in advance.
TRI-WEEKLY. IS year, in advance.
1t has the largest circulation of any paper in Fast
Tennessee. Also a large circulation in Virginia,
North Carolina aud Kentucky. and Therefore it pre-
sents unusual inducements to advertisers. Fer
terms, &c call on the Agent for this city.
TH0S j BAGBY,
General Agent and Collector,
Nos Wall street, under ST Charles Hotel.
!,
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nav MIR. sHR.aLsY h.ving

49, nav. Mr.. cHk'GLsY heF,nE
A>-1-a been often reoueeted 10 repeat his Lee.
tnre on the "R,se progrs - and Present Extent o.
UniyeIs iism." vii give the substance - mat o'-
a.rlrek uh s-Its
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We ess Indebted to Hons. X. NJ T. HusrEg aud
JesS Lssosn for documents aud speeches.
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THE VIRGINIA CANVASS


WASHINGTON, March 4.-Hon. mo. Letcher leaves
here 70 morrow to take the stump il Virginia.
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pELEGRApHlC NEWS.
EnOr WAsIIINGr ron.

ADJOURNMENT on CONURESs-DEFEAT OF
TIE POSTAL BiLL-PASS GE OF I II II
TREASURY NOTE BILL - DEATH OF TIE
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL - En-
IRA SESSION PROBABLE. &c, &c.
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Irish Lit.


~ ''''''''' '..'''..'''''''''' 30 Nave Fehh'y OF
To he lowed by p z =, OR THE MAN AND HIS
TUG Et Mr. Splasher. Che Man, Mr. Wheat
ley: Bob Buckskin. (rhe Tiger0 Mr. J s Clarke
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SOIREE DANSANTE.

Conclude with the SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM. OR
AdaUsT IN SPITE 0E HIMSELF Dlckors
tbiS great character Mr. } \ Clarke
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TIE "AMEHIcAN Couas. This ssashabie com
dy has crowded the theatre for nve ntgh's WV
week, and the box sheet Tor the perforusnoe .a''
night was hlled mp before o'clock sestefo"''
extremely comic situations Ia the piece anu 'a'
acting Of sour Cousin" and Lord Dsndrea'y h''N'
II the most popular play ever pus Oh our "ase
II Ia repeated tonight with avery amusing '"'ee'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-05

re- DR.. MINsoCK's INDIAN PANACEA,
For the certain cure OF Rheumatic N,urslgic and
Nervous C0nplaiEts.
RICHMOND Deer PSI 1858.
II aft rds me much pleasure to state to you, that
have used DIR Minn0Hs's Rheumatic Medicine n
my family on several occasions. and made perfect
cure, and cheerfuliy recommend it to the public
as a valuable medicine f r Rht umatism.
JAMES BRAY.
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AH- FRESH GARDEN SEED AT

h@g~ BURROWS Reliable MED.CINB-
For Scrofria. .
Rheumatism.
syphiils: Piles,
Dyspepsia.
Nervous factioDs sc.
For saIeby JNO W GARLICK.
NH AT Market Place, Franklin st.
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DACON Il ASKERVILL offer for ale:
- 2h0 bhds prime TO choice New Orleans Sugar
200 bbls Coif.e Sugar
I0 bis Cru he'd and Powdered gar
100 bbls prime New Orleans Moassss
80 bbls Reboiiei Cuba DO
$50 bags Rio Coffee
~ bags Laguayra Coffee
Ie0 bags Old Government Java Coffee
$50 boxes Adamsntins Candles
Is bags Pepper
,co a gan Painted Ruckats NH I'm
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sa- CH1ILs AND FRYER, CHrLLs AND

FEvER One of the greatest remedies that hss ever
been laid before the pnbc for Fever and que. and
which have received the highest ercomiums from
tha press and the people is DE- j HoSTETT ERS
CEbEBR ATED B1rTERS. Who would endure the
fortunes arising ON this terrible disease, when il
ca 4 be so easily curec! Who would endure sleep
less nights burning feveTs and icy chills alternate
w. when q remedy can Re obtained for mere tTiiit;
And yet how.me any families linger ont painful eX-
istepce UNDER this deadly blight, and do nothing
but aulp down quiniLe. until it becomes az common
their daily meals, and vet they not relieved.
None bat the foolish and weak would heaitste to
procure these valuable BtteIs and save themselves
Intense agony.
Void by druggists and dealers generally every
where
en- See advertisement in another column.
NH lin
SS SANFOaB' LIVER INvIGERAroR-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GuM.-Is n Eild and If
fectusl Catbartic, acting frat on The LIVER, t.
eject its morbid matter. then On the stoipach and
Row els, and carries eff all matter shat prevents
their healthy action. and TINS Strengthens ard
builds up the whole system very rapidly and 10 the
best LIVER lNNl1 EKATOR
LIVER INVIGSRAT0R
LIVER INVIGERAT0R and
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SlCK HEADACHE
CURES Dyspepsia
CURES COSTIVENE SS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHO.E.
Sold by all Druggists. fe 26-6m
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GARDEN SEEbS-A frssh supply Of
" Jandreth's warranted Garden Seeds, com posed
in mart Of Flat Dutch Drumhesd. Early York.
Large YORK Cabbage Seeds. and Beet Peas, Beans.
Silver Skin Onions sets and buttons For sale low
by dEo OoWpEN. Druggist,
NH
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CANDIDATES FOR CFFIC

NFw YORK March . Cleared: Schrs HOLMES a-d
q II Boo,h Richmond. 3d-cieafed Schrs A v
Cles and Fanny. Petersburg.
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no. OPPOSITION TICKET FOR MONROE
WAkD
CITY COUNCIL.
Richard Morris James scott
Geo X Crutehleld Eiwln Robinson
w Morton
CRY AL" ERMES.
Jauaes Bray N u Lipscomb
q w ~ Tyler Chas kilet
NH 5-3Lf Charles L " ora
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8gy- GRAIN MEASURER.--Ia response to a
cali M de on me- ixned MANY Voters of Monroe
and Madi, on Wards and at the earnest soiici's
ton of many friends. most respectfully announce
myself a candidate for the cftce OF GRAIN MEA-
sURFR w LAMBERT.
NH
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FpINTpyDEyTOF THE POOR HousF

T-SUPEKINTENDENTUF TIE FVUN HUUNF
At The solicitation Of many friends, 1 hereby d..
clare myself a candidate for the above office. ard
shall be pleased 10 receive the support 81 fellow
citizens AZ the approaching municip.l lection
NH 2-dtd* HENtt MYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-05

En- SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS. -
To THE VOrERs or RICHMOND Il espscf'nily an
noupce myself u candidate for the above Ofice ard
solicit your votes at the ensuing Municipal election.
nh l-tdr ID HaGERCY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
1863.
1859.
Il A K in L lST
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY rs.

Brig LEM. TrlNors. st. Thomas, IL days, to b
II. Luiuhert.
Schr. Hannah Warwick, Shropshire, Philadel.
phia, coal To Wise 4 Co.
Schr. Helen Mar. Nickerson, Boston. general
cargo to NJ. Eldridge.
Schr Geo bearing, Parkham, Portland, plaster
to FOwle 4 Co.
Schr. X. II. Shannon. Marts, Boston. to ID. b
Smith
Schr Jas. 4. Pattes"n. ----, Providence to Bor,
den Mining Co.
:Scbr Harriet Ann. Hayden, Nanjemoy Stores
corn to rh"mas Perry.
$chr Aleck Shiun. Jones, Arkeulsle. wheat to
L. +. Suite Co.
Brig Hannah Balch. Matthews Boston. by T. J.
MchaHey.
ScLr. Frederick Shurer, Shurer, Boston, by L. j.
Mshaiiey.
Schr Yankee Doodle. Ellens, Boston, by T. j.
Mehaiiey.
Schr Minnesota Baker, Boston, by ID. B. Smith.
Schr Helen Mar, Tuthill. Providence, by I. J.
Nehafcy.
MEMORANDA.
Srhrs. Maria lane. Jones. aud +. A. Anderson,
-, hence nj New York. 23d inst.
Schrs. Angelina Van Cleaf. Lemon, from George
town. ID. c.: Moderator, Let's, and James Jones.
Jones. from this port. arrived ut Providence 22d
inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-27
"A NEW BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE
I.,nI1 Ill ID :


with back building, west side of Washington
street. between Duke and Wolfe streets. will he
sold at reasonable prlce-pay nent may lie made III
the bonds of the Alexandria and Orange Railroad
Company, the Corporation OF Alcxan,ria, "r stock
in amy nf the three banks ot the town, nj current
rates.
There is AN excellent cellar under the whole
house: Gas and Water pipes, throughout the build
ing-Wash basins, Bath Tub, ana shower Bath
on second toor, hot water pipes, and sink IN the
kitchen.
The rooms consist of parlour, breakfast room,
and kitchen on first door; two chambers sewing
room or nursery, and servants room, ON second
floor: and two chambers on third door OF front
building.
Thu, house is neatly and tastefuly finished
precisely similar to the "he adjoining, occupied 10y
NV son Elisha. and can he examined at any time.
bv parties who wish to provide themselves with II
handsome and neat residence.
IRIS xoT FOX RENT. Apply to
nj, mo 27-eo:iw Il. H. MILLER.
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