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81 OPENING OF
MAnTILLAS. SHAWL = AND X K L
LACES,

~ OPENING OF
MATTHIAS. SHAWL 8 AND REAL
W. open THIS DAY complete assortment cf
Real POINT CoLLARa, at q to slc each
Heal POINT aPPI.ssN e COLLARS. some very low
Real THREAD LACE Wells, from IS tos,o
Real POINT SETS. from $ao to $2s each
Further supplies of SILK k0BES DAREGR do
oRGANDIEs. JACONETs. &c. &c.
On TUESDAY, the ed, We shall open car sEsort-
Iasnt Of
SPRING MANTLEs, sHANLs. DCs TIERS &c, &c,
among which are
Dsusassie. Puchsr and Den,ie POINTS, MANTIl--
LAS and BURN0US, al! Of she latest iDports.
ton
A few REAL THREAD LACE POINTS
eilk and Nett MASTILIAs. TALaAS and BUR
NOUS
Nett aud Velvet MASTlLLAe, TALMAs and BE B.
NOUS
Barge TALMAS aud BURNoUs
! Mourning Baregs MAN1lLLAS and sHAWLs
! Silk and Grape MANTILLAs
| Beautiful Barge sHA Avis for SPRING
CHILDREA'B BAREGE TALMAs
Linen and Cloth DUsTKs6
sAMUEL II PRICE & CO.
NH 2I-d6t4cwit 49, Main street.
~ NEW SPRING TRAININGS
NEW STOCK OF HOSIERY AND GLOVES
NEW STOCK OF WORSrFDs. FANCY GOODS. &c.
stock oftSoods offered in this city, comprising
LADIES' DRgss TRIMMINGS
o. every description such IS
PRINCES. QUILTED RIBBONS. POMPAEETis.
&c,
with great many other styles too numerous to
mention.
Also, Il large assortment of Gents. Ladies' and
Chldren's
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
OF every style and quality.
Also, a most complete assortmentot
2EPHYn WORSTEDs, SHETLAND YARN, &c.
and every variety Of Gents FURNISHING GOODS,
FANCY GOODS. &c. all cfwhich Offer TO the trade
at unually low prices.
GEO RUsKELL,
PHI Keachs Old Stand, 81 Main st.
B.-Particular attention is called to my stock
Of ZEPHYR WoRSTEDS. NH Ats
x-WATKINS L EICKLEN.
SPLENDID NEW SILKS and
REAL POINT LACE SETS
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW READY.
Also
A lot Of SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS, ft r sale by
the piece CHEAPER than ever seen before.
RICH PARIS DRESS GOODS.
An extensive stock Of NEW and CHEAP
BEAUTIFUL SPRING PRINTS.
JACONETs, ORGANIZES and BRILLIANTS
TABLE DAMAsKS. LINEN sHEETING3
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS and SHEErINGs
PLAID and STRIPED DJMEsTICs, OsNA-
BURGS, &c.
Also
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs and vEsTINGs,
And all kinds Of MEMS and BOYS WEAR.
OUR STOCK Is ALL NEW. AND BEING
BOUG at VERY CHEAP, will be sold at THE LOW
KeT PRICES, for first quality OF Goods.
WATKINS &FICKLEN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
nh Is-e. Dry Goods. i59 Main street.
~ SPRING 1859.
SAMUEL M. PRICE = CO.
Have the pleasure to offer to their friends and Gus.
One OF TIE MOST COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
RETAILING DRY GOODS.
ever offered In this city.
In every de cription OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of
NEW and BE AUTIFUL designs
And the RINEET FABRICS
PINE LACES
PARIS EMBR0IDERIES
MANTLES. 6HAWLs
they Ger to their customers selection unssr
In HOusEKEgpiNa GOODS
LINENS and LINEN GOODS
0EETLEMEN'e WEAR, and
a kURNtrHING GOODS
PLANTATION GOODS a
They offer superior stock. and ut
PRICES ~ Lt,W ~ the LOWEST.
Thankfnl for former patronage. they respectfully
solIcit continuance Of the same
1853 q .ss SAMUEL n PRICE co.
'7l0 BBLS ROCKLARD LIME, 400
eSO 20 CaIctnAt Plaster: "a 10 RcsstdaIA IL. |
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paAtg o. Az Ex-aoyEssoS OF visatSlA.--kxe
Governor David Campbell, OF Virginia, died 10
Abingdon, Virginia. on the 10th instant, aged 50
veArs
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Drssash Aanufncture..

ffsu % ofAcial report Of the Factory Inspectors
d Aogland, from 1885 70 ls67-sincs which period
there hes been an augmentation In oil branches of
enthusiastically appears that on tbs 18th of
March, 1885, the number Of mills, and tho uumbe,
Of psrsons employed therein, vers in those couu.
sies, ~ follows:
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1869. SPRtN4 TRADE. 1869
DOBERT nErN1 Dealer in Hard

TX VoEKsL = IC4NNI DCdfcI IU II6TU
~ ware, Cutlery, iools. &c, embrace .g every Va
risty Of articles adapted for Builders Mecbinists
and Aeuseseepsrs, Nc 205 Main street, above tho
Hanss.
have now ia stare the largest and most plets
ssees OF English German and American Hardware
have ever hal he pleasure to N r, and r. spsct
fully invite all In want to examine tho saue before
purchasing eseW here Ny goods art fresh, and
having been purchased exclusvely for cash. an
prepared 30 offer the u upon the lowest terms.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
BCILDI g MATEaIhLS
To LIS OF ALL KINDS
have also the Agency here for tbe Baltimore
Bell aud Brass Works, and am prepared to fu cnish
Steam, Water aud Gas Cocks, Steam Whistles, and
Brass Work generally, at short notice.
orders carefully Snd rCnRtly attended to.
ROBERT j DENNY,
NH 22 no Main st, above the Banks
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Richmend rlarkets, lyrarch . !.

k1Chmon0 markef4s W9fcM =
The Spring trade Il little bsch ward. OWING PSF
hars to the dreadful condition Of tho road. and ~
consequent inability OF the farmers to bring tnsy
tobacco TO market The tobacco brings the casn g
psy 10 the cuntry merchant. Besidcs, II goods
were now 10 the country at the depots, u vontd DC
almost impossible to wagon them to tn cir sestins-
tion Ia many localities. There neyertneIess nave
been for soms dare past. merchants In town max
ing bills Of goods and there II stl good reason 70
!sok for = large Spring business
There are ne changes Of Consequence ~ quota
tons. We put the rates Of corn little higher
Refined Sugars are fraction lower; nctwithsfaud'
ing greater tirmnsss and an advance Of 30 In raw
sugars In New York. We do not alter our quota
lions OF the latter.
EIchange Ia fraction higher. but money consin
Tvs easy.
ToB sCCO 1.-The breaks of Tobacco are large. but
the receipts have not been large for the last
days We have {, noti,e slight decrease 10 ME
nor. Lugs sos. Geod 500 a Fine .ssg s..
aiammins ss,sG s.S dood Misunderstanding s'@sll
nsi25s-i hha As
FLOUR There is no change In Flour The stoe J
holders We renew a rotations 70 the trade by tle
eray load Viz: supei1ne 80 Z al 20: the latter ios
'n %HE \, T 1' Receipts light and quotations un
changed. viz: God Z, prime Red :, h''s oo' so00
to prime " nits 81 639i 20 .L u.h,
ia
OATS--We quote os9s,sn cts per pasnei Oh W 'D1
BACoN-asrket firm st last Gnntatiso1n1ss;a " "
Prime Sides logloc; prime shau a o
plain Hams new ilhci Baggeo 90 i-'@'''' o''
Hams 30 zoe, ss in quality. A. o,,o,r.7. .m,s,.~
Loaf "a crushed .a Powdered Ile U.ne roc
n DO e.. kxtTa o.. GA; Cut L'sf llt.. Make
steady. There is sa izprov. ment Oh 7A0 IN m"
MOI MSoSIIAssEs-New Orleans sss4;c; Cuba Mus
coysdo are: Ciayei Cuba 25c Porto RICO sss;,,o
CXlFFEE-We ou 1re Mo II as 70 9us,.S
and quantity; Laguayra l2'4Gi1c. Java io'Hc1i'0
VIII, KEy-Richmoud R.ctifed q gas.
MONEY mATTERs-EyCHANGn.
r~o,aNSE on the North advanced =. we quote
srcb Of the Stock Bank notes and 0! the bank q
the Valley. as are not taken by the Banks are al
Tao notes of the Trans Allegheny Bank arc - e
LOT d;Srount Bank of Kanawha no sale
North and South Carolina Bank Notas = o cent
'' GOLD II per cent. prem No prsn. allowed for
SILVER.
CiTTLE. sc.
BEEE-Ths market is steady, aud the Fnppiy
nal Ia p recent demands Last sales nc $letri2 ~
natf for good 20 prime Beef
M1ITTtJN--We quote fair TO good Mutton at $5ol
Csc So rer head verv superior In demand
HOGJ- sales by wholesale sales ior present
consumption at s. ,0(d9 per cwt the latter io'
chO;ca corn fed.
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n RES & Cos prices are Is cents. accents. 81
and upwards. Large s!zs family groups and fancy
cases. fof which we hsve abou. eighteen hundred
DELAYS worth ) 9. one half the usual price.
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D~ No FAMILY should fail to try SEM
PIES lnfallibe Baking Powder The cheapest
ami hest In For sale by Druggists and Grooars
genaraliy nh II
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THE HOME GARDEN.

Il For sale at
NORRIS BOOKSTORE, 9: Main &c.
THE AMERICAN HOME GARDEN;
BEING PpINcIPLS5 AND RrLEs THE CULTURE
OF VEGETABLES, FRUITS. FLOWERS
AND sRKgBBEhT
fo WHICH APE AupED BRIEP Votes or PARM CRoPs,
WITH TABLE OF TEETR AvsRA1E PRODUCT
AND CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS
r ALrXs OR WATSON.
Wtth .Sererai Hundre5 Illustrations.
I2mo. Musiin, $i.5e
The author here presents, in diaested and plain
FORM such directions and information as will II ap
Piled enable every one v no hasa garden to supply
the home table with it's pleasant and healhful pro-
pense and add choice fruits and flowers to the fam.
lily stock of rational, cheap everyday enjoy ment
NH 22-3tTuFriATu
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~ REFS Cos steam Gallery lie the only place
in this city where small children are taken cor
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ARRIVED,
etaAso ship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mlse
and passengers, Ludiam & Watson
steamer George Peabody. Pritchard. Baltimore.
N ,se, ID Il " Curtis.
Sohr south Wind, Mitchell, Baltimore. pig iron,
" 8 Triplett snd G snodgras.
schr tandiyer, King. Baltimore. n67e. !" Z
CoIQuitt d Co
schr sally Gay. Grense. Attakspe.. susas and me.
lasses, @ Workman aCo
schr J Predmore. Crsner, New York ice. u King
q Co.
chr Lydia Ann. Weaver. Tsw FORK. gusno. Ea'
con Baskerville.
schr Sarah Lavinia. Fort, New York. g,iauo, Hd'
mond, Davenport q Co
.chr Challenge, Bullock, Kockland, lime. Luther
Libby.
ecnr Eaxenia. Hicks James River, wheat. EsxslI
SAILED.
Steamship Pennsyl ysnia, Teal, Philadelphia ,ndse
snd passenger Fl y futile.
schr II A n eeks. " -eks, Charleston Uldse. " r
Colaaitt & Co
| sehr Nay Queen. Taylor. down tho river. light.
inT fEiEaRApH.I
NORFOLK, march ai.-Arrivsd. schr u " Clover
West Indie.
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mon II an a candidate for the sffice of HIGH
CONST ABLE of the city. and with 'he sssursnHs
on nv part that the duties of the Office shall be
fai' hfully aud promptly attended 90. hope 10
ceive your votes. j |. BRAY.
NH iS-tdss
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En-IF it is the pleasure of the citizens Of Rich.
mond 70 elect me SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
CITY GAS WohKs. will dfJdesvor faithfully 10
perform the duties ofthe office
NH i2-dtds RICHMOND 4 LEWIs.
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PASSENGERS PEs STEAMSHIP JAMS s7owE," Par
RISE. Master. from New York
Mrs Wakslee and childreIi,s BTarner and Son
Kiss Allen; J VaEname. II Harris and Lad >.
Hsssell, " right. Lady and children,
N Howard, " 3 Laner, Jos Coriuan. Miss n
Stephenson. L L Arnistead. John Perry, DIR i j
CUNNINGHAM. w Il Lee. Capt C Poas, John wv.
rant, T" Berkeley, hos hessitsr. VIM Ksyion
ID Curtis, and ~ Storage.
Also from Norfolk James Qainn, Henry E,euch
Fletcher and Lady, X Campbell and Lazy. Mira
geo Reid and child. W 7 Peterson. W Needy.
sunday morning, o'clock of Eenwck's Isiard--
Passed st aInship Roanoke" Skinner, master.
b UNI TO New York
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ATA MEETING he j on NON lav. m

IA i4th OF March. 1859 at Brook Church. Henrico
county. of III oee interested in the formation Of q
Eplscr pal Church to be located the
Brock building coIamittee Of i've we're appoi T.
cd. viz. Re w williamson, John stewart, Della
paine. Or II Beck and Rev Richard Wilmer -
1t was also resolved, that all vino disposed 20
oaar sites for the sad church be- and are hereby
invited TO confer with said committee aud all who
feel an interest to give in writing their views In
this matter before the Ist of April next.
mi
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DEATH OF AN EX UNITED STATES SENATOR.

IrprAsApoI1s, Ird, March e1.--O. II. Smith, ex-
L. 8. Senator, died on Saturday last.
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W1R1fap.

On tho 18th inas. BIZ Nav. Phtiip gsnrtnsf. AZ
y, wv MI ~ y k'ss M1Ea2SiT 4 RE7HofDs, q
r. Dsifsmcre papers please sopy.
I'm che losh Instant 1t the residence Of the brides
father. Mr. A I OBRN CHAIN, formerly Of DAnyile,
10 Mtss @ 81 EAHLEY, youngest daughter Oh Coi
BENJAMIN Hssley, of Dsde ceunty, ga. 80
q Richmond and Danvilse papers viii piesss
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xss aAEt CcssrtArs -asorss r. Morris. chief
saseos cetse Ho'a4 y'sfss', 10 asw Cork. has besn
AeSsesssd consul 70 nssss ~ tbs President. NJ
s~sfs WI b recognised - . pcrslss Etsrat,
s'ss' A0d soss famous fss tbs pssdsesioa af ar.
% W - sssgsis car ADss;Ass utaesasre
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~ Buy Yora Books At 1sy Grr BOOK srcRE-
where you may buy
Bocs and Gold " atch for 81. 90
A Book and SilyeF Watch for l.0p
A Book and a Gold Chain for %
Book and Gold Thimbie for ! %
4 Book snd g Cameo Pin fcr co
A Book and set of sleeve Buttons sor ;.t9
4 Book and a Gold Locket for 90
A Book and Go. :, Bracelet for 90
4 Book and aoid Pencil fer 10
4 Book and Glft Book for lt0
GIT BOOKSTORE,
NH Sit No 60 Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-22

~ HENRY L. Brooks has resumed
the practice OF Law In the city of Richmond
ONCE In Belvin's New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. IN e6--fs
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~ HIGH CONSTABLE CITY oe RICHMOND
1 am again a candidate for the above Office at the
ensuing Municipal Elections. sad rsspeeiflll, soll
cit IN" votes of my fellow citizens for IN owe.
NH l5-tGe RBuTLBRs
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Be- CARD. In answer TO the very kfna esa
made upon re by "NASY O. IZgss," hereby an
uoupce yself scotatd.te ,r ths M
q our CGv Gas Horls resp -ctfuliy assuring them.
and all others, til & II elected viii dsyote my co.
tire time and capacity IN faithful discharge OF tss
NH r@ims JSuN " KNOWLES.
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THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRACh
pInOnED-

ALBANY. March II Tho Hudson River Railroad
track is covered with water at schodack, and no
train has gone south to-day. II is probable that
tho ferry boat will run below Schodack with the
passengers for the $3.50 Z. NJ. train, if there be
cha nee for its running south.
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nRICHMoSD THEATRE.

bE s s sof AT THE THEATRE TONIGHT
DE eUTOJ
AT THE (POwsLL's GREAT PiCTuRhk 8
TON light tPOW sLL'a GREAT PICTURES
RNUgDOCH as DE- sOT0) A, tina
Mr. MURD0JH AS DE SOTO trbestre Tonight.
hiR MURDOCH AS DE S0I0)
stfhe (DIsCNvERY OF THE MIesIsSIPpt
Theatre DISCOVERY OF TIE MISSIhslPrs
Tonight DISCOVERY OF TIE MISSISSIPPI
GEO II MrLEs' GREATPLAYl A, tina
1EO H NILEp 9REATPLAY }rhsstre Tonight
GEO X MILES GREAT PLAY
PoWELL's GREAT PICTURE
Faithfully illustrated of tbs
BURIAL OF DE SOTO
BUFFALO DE SOTO
BURIAL DE SOTO
THETHEATRE T0.NLGNp.
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Re- MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE TO
THE VOTERS OF THE CRY II RrCHM ND -
respectfully announce myself 8 candidate for ~
election TO the office OF MANIAC k2 OF THE POOH
HOUSE.
nh sides JOHN PEARCE.
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aS-T TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND. -Fss
Undersigned resrectfu,ly announces himsels 2 car
iidase for the Office of SUPERIS TENEkST OF
rHs CITY GAS WORKS. and solicits ,oar SUI
frages at the approaching municipal election
mh s-tde~ HrGb SMITH.
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~THE most de ightful Bread can be
made IN thirty minutes by using temples lufa.
Dole baking powder. NH II
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DIED.

At his residence In Warsaw. Richmond county,
on the 18th 10 stant IN the iftfeh yesr Of his age,
Cant LYME sHACkLEFORD. leaving behind an
aisctiona.e wifs and children, and many nfencs 70
lament his irrtparable loes
Yesterday evening, GEORGE J WARE. In Inc
The frierds and scquaiutsncss ct the family are are
respectfully invited 70 attend his frnsra irem ss
Second Bapti Church 10 morrow I" con sd'sy -
no r'rIoct with -rt frrtha~ notice.
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~ Rgss Cos prices are not only the lowest
but their work the very best.
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CANDID Tns ron orrIcs

-.
- A Cas- p.--Ohasrsing thai =,
n.ra. ha9 tssn Published With the iI-s q shs q,
snss = =, Hcass.
m mb ss-iss sxWI JeUrEs ss 10 s:sSSs
.. members Of the CRY COUNCIL x, re, wsS, sor
Ward. at tbs spproachins sIeetlan n Ann .egsou
peachy Grattan
Geo w Randolph
B bsi;d! s sssd
Es. TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS or THE CRY
Of nIOHMosp.-i resnectfnIly snnouncs nv
RI of fhseity Should II be the pi.s.a = ~ m
fellow cit zsns to elect me to fhat cfiee. p.s.s
~ nons.f fsthfni an4 oEpt discharge Of iii Tie
NH 22-dtds JPWrpp
As-FOR THE COMMON HALL.
xozgoE WARD
saunders Deaosn
II u Morris W o Allen
NH n-I. vorEsSs S ~ MONROE warn
es-rHE PEOPLES rIcKEr-MosRoE WARD
FoR OFT COUNCIL
" : s sIlea T19 g gsnoon
L " glsEsnrook
TOR AlpsasEy
J VIZ u Beverage sgS s s,ss.'
NO LIpxcomb
The above fiekot OF IN ard triad man vr,,i ..
NAVY VUTERs OF MoNRsE" WARE NJ. sn.'
ss- TO TUE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH
a, nquncc myself csnd date f,r tn of;os
hEAsUkER. and resp ctf,ilir soiieit your -ot.s AZ
the apnrosehisg et ion. assuring ,ha. q ouid Il
ba your pleasure 70 elect ne. that win Discharge
the duties tn tn best ef nv ability.
Very respectfully.
Rs- MONROE WARD.
roCvCLMgS.
David Saunders
Richard @ vorriss
WIN Alien
gaorss Crutchaeld
Thomas Fpres
ALDERMEN.
James Bray
PH starke
NC bir scombe
CIV II TYLER
Charles Parke Wcrd
NH i93ss ALL PARTS OF THE WARD.
As-ro THE vOrERs or THE CITY OF RICH.
u0SD.-GEyTLz2ES In retiring from the fsIt I
favnrs have received from you Ia plain me n
toe ofice which bsvs held for rome wears; ard H.
9 s , no. sG1 o. Rs nsS & 'f Sys s
person 70 All that Office. he having served a. INV
depntv for soIns time past JAMES GIBB.
Hin i'-kot' my TRAN sieaerrer.
AWE have employed CAPT HENRY DAVIS
IN weigh grain for US for some time past and IL az
forls MS pleasure to say that be has AWAY, hs.n
prompt and attentive. and has discharged his dn-
ties, we think. correctly and faithfully:
FHEfLD7 h SOAERNI.LE
MARK D0WNEf.
RICHMOND, VA. March 9Th. is59. nah lT-l0.s
So WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. Merchants sud
Citizens of the City of Richmond. do recommend to
the voters of the city MIR HENRY NJ EaS. as q
suitable candidate for the offce of GRAIN MEA-
SURRR of the city. We believe Mr. MYERS in
every way competent. and we have his assurance
that tbs duties will he faithfully and impartisly
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6sn. Waskcs.
0snssaf Walkss b aid to b. Ia nssapa, under
Assssssaed ssrs, vsitisg fH .scms.hinx 3,
fuSs ~" IN Central Anssics.
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So HIGH CoNsTABLE-Ia response to The
call of MANY Votersn announce myself esnjt-
date FIR the ofiee Of HIGH G0NsTABLg. At the
izens should it De their pleasure to elect ne 20
give sssiduous attention in the discharge If mr. OH
cial duties. tmh i2 ids JOHN nlGdss.
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aSGRAIN MEAsURER AT the request Of
many Of my friends. re .pecttully snnounos ny.
self candi ,ats for the above ctioe at the enscig
-pripg election. NH sides ] THOS sMIf 1.
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nT SoMs or THE BABGAIEs,
AT THE CASH sToRE OF
pkRkINs h co,
No l41 Eagle Square.
cases "a Bleach shirting ct cents. worth 10
+" Srp" 10 I'll
Best New York MiIl DO 10 "
1914 Bleach Sheeting ~
iot d. =" % -
Rest English and Ameri an Prints At " cents
100 ;aees Fast Cold Lawns, at il@i15s cents
80 pieces spring De La res and VslenIlas at l2 cfs
20 very pratty spring Yaientiss, at Is C ITS
80 dog Id dIoves god t.eran6sr's, ut IS OTIS
Toe largest assortment Of rich. EW sPkiNG
GOODS. city styles they have ever offered eli new.
and at tho lowest cash prizes NH i!-sA2S
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azDR. RICHMOND A. LEWIS-DEaR sra =.
Some of your feliow-ciiiIsns. knowing your hsmil
iari.y with chemistry and mechanics your exr err
ence in the anslysis Of cosis your enersx and In
iustrv believe vou 70 hs errinently cusNEsd tp-
the ot.ice of sUPERINTESD sSr or rae GAS
WORKS and ca neatly desire that ron will present
your name TO the voters of the CITY candidate
for that office. MANY FRIENDS.
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~ FAIRsAaK's ecALEs.

~FAIRBAaK's eCALss.
WAREHOUSE.
No. loo Main Street, Richmond, "a.
A uniform STANDARD Of Weights and corrc. sys.
tenn Of we12ing are sui cts claiming the attention
VI overy individual In To country.
A cnrYsct Scale is just arbiter between buyer
and sell aud IL il OF the utmost inheritance that
An instrument 81 univer ally called upon TO eeide
transactions of business sh Ud be Of sach ret,
ability and er0ctne>s 10 The con fdsxcs az
ted.
ARE THE TIDAL I'D STANDARD,
FOR c0RBECI Ws;GHr-
4 icsrslt 'clich orose front discrepancy q ,rei9h:
jsLr-sn one OF Fh,lo1ks Sc1I<f in Gse by the cf.-
users ord Ohio Ratlroad Company .oyd ore II an,
orc mmoB Pleas RaLttmors The case oreaLpisd uss
G,Hyt tlr0 days and I,dos kcrSadH. az detie.Tia2
rs decision stated az ne resn Q, re etdenrf u.ol
bey1nddH question.
EXAMINE YOUR SCALES
"AE INCORRECT SCALE WILL KSAw gHE VERY VT AIS
OFT oF ANkpPARgSTIY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test yoar Scales thoroughly. and # fund incor.
rect, throw them aside and buy one Of Fsirb .nks
celebrated Scales. the universally Acknowledged
standard for corr.ct weight
WORD OF CAUTION.
TIE l-sAedrasd reputation ~ these .Srdlss has IN
duee9 te render: ftmpeect S, ,cSrahess batqces
hare thereby. in many instances. beca subjected 10
fTaud and im gositi0E.
They can only be bad in Richmond Of CLARK
SON. ANDERSON d CO., No loo 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
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver at short notice
WHEAT Oh HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
HAt AND CATTLE SCANS
RAILRCAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
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~ GRAIN MEASURES.--The undersigned Is
4 Candidate for n obi OF GRAIN Mg4sCRER,
md respectfully soictts the votes Of bis friends a3d
the bic. pisdsing 70 perform the duties - the
beat Of his ability, if elected. RespectfuIly.
mh 2-tdes HENRY MEERS-
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K~ TIE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TCE Of the OPPOSITION PARTY Of
NIdhT, March 20. ct O'Clock. A full sttendsnee
Is requested, as business Of Importance will be
breuSnt before the meeting nh ca--lts
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TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1853,
Will be presented the Grand Romantic Tragsdy: IN
acts and tableaux, entitled Ne ovIT: inc
ioch.
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Dir John kincaid gives the following tabular
sssss1Ans respecting the changes which have
takAn place 10 the chief branches Of Scotch mapc-
aseuvss 70 the course Of twenty years, bstveen
1885 ed 1851:
Cot.on IN al
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~ SUPERINTENDENT OF rHEGAs WORKS.
In answer to th calls Of many fel,oseitiksns 70
spsctfnily announce myself candidate Ter tne
preaching election. mh s--tdes JOHN FLY.
As- GRAIN MEASURER.--Ia response to
and Madison Wards,o and az the earnest sclieafsr
ton Of many friends. most respectfully snnS1noe
suRER. A w LAMBERT.
NH a--<ftis
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~ LICoRIcr.

A. o. q. BRAND,
THE ABOVE WILL KNOWN pAvoRlTE BRAND. ALwAy
on SALE, By JAMES G. MoANDREW
dc Sly 81. PINE STREET NEW Yohr