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IA The great drawback to persons emf
grating to the extreme South and Western cOun-
try is the fear they have of the fever and ague-
the most direlul of all diseases. Every day we
hear Of persons attacked by this disease and made
helpless IN short time, without any means of al
fOrding relief. In view of the great demand for
remedy. Pr. HosTErTER has presented his ceIs-
brated "Bitters." whose curative powers for all
diseases of the stoma ch have been universally &C
knowledged. The ''Bitters," prepared after a long
experience and deep study. have received the en-:
comiuns of the most eminent phv sicians. we'll
as all classes, from every part of the country To
those who doubt their many virtues. all we can say
Is to try them. and judge for themselves, respec-
tivev.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. every
whore. NH 95-lm
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CANT dates FOR OFFICE.

To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
49, OF RICHMOND.-AmOng the candi-
dates for the office Of HIGH CONSTABLE for
this city: ! notice the name Of our young and
McCURDEY. i have known Mr. Nice from
his early boyhood, and have observed his course
up to the present tune. do not know. nor have ]
ever heard, anything derOgatory to his moral
character. There is no man better qualified for
that tru:tv and important Office tn an JOHN. H.
MCCURDEY. His humane and gentlemanly bear
ing justl, entities him to the confidence of his
fellow. c,tlzens-always prompt in his pecuniary
engagements. and always ready to render that
even handed justice to all Such a man is Worthy
Of the surfaces Of the people he is emphatically
the people candidate; and he will. should he be
hi'nselffu up to the Jefersonian standard ais he
honest!" "ls he capable: ~ us he faithful ~
To all Of these let the SOVEREIGN people respond at
the polls on the 4th day of April next, By Civ
ing their support and snffrages to JOHN H. Nc.
CCRDEY for HIGH CONSTABLE Of the CITY of
Richmond. lmh 26-ltl AN OLD CITIZEN.
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ma haye been using " Semple's Infalli.
bic Ba king Powder for some two years, and fee
no hestancy in say ing that have been more thai
pleased with it. and regard it vastly superior to
any Yeast Powder 1t has ever been my good for
tune to try. D. BAKER, In
RICHMOND, October LIST. 1857
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers
JOHN w. GARLICk, Sole Proprletnr
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IA SOUTHERN MEN should use Southern Medi-
clnes. instead Of relying upon the Thousands of
Yankee decoctions, made not for cure, but for
sale. The best tonic and surest remedy ever ais
aud fever, and the ordinary spring complaints, is
BAKEk's PREMIUM BlTTRRs, single bottle OF
quack nostrums ever manufactured north Of Ma
sons and Dixon line.. They can be had Of Vii
Virginia druggists, and are highly recommended
BY physicianS.
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U. S. TREAsURY.-The receipts into the U.
S. Treasury last week amounted to g., Az, 600;
amount subject to draft, nearly $685., OOO.-
Increase over the amount on hand last week
SSOl. 600
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH "A.
High Water dis day (donday) 7 O'Clock.
AR RIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch. N. Y, mdze. and
passeng Ludlam Il Watson.
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard. Baltimore,
mdze. and passengers, D. w. Currle.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdze
and passengers. Ludlam Watson.
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore,
mdze. and passengers, D. L w. Curre
-Schr. Westover, Nickerson. Boston, mdze.. D. l.
w. Currie.
Schr. Danville. Chester, New York. mdze D. l.
w. Currle.
Schr Jno. Allen, Slower. Baltimore, flour, s. Nc
Gruder's Sons.
Schr. Zeno, Fields, Baltimore, via Port Walthall,
coal. w. d. Colqutt Il co.
Schr. Emma ID Warren, down the river, light.
Schr. D. V. Sessions, Gladstone, down the river,
light.
Schr. KeZiah, -, down the river, light.
Schr. X shannon, Marsh, down the river, light.
Schr. Ross Winnans, Barnes, down the rIver,
light.
Schr. Burnett, -, down the river, light.
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The LEGISLATURE.

The Senate on Saturday adopted the joint
resolutions in troduced into the House, in re-
Spouse to certain resolutions voted for by the
Democratic members Of the Ohio Legislature,
recently communicated by Gov. LETCHER-
A bill was introduced for granting a pension
to the widow of THOMAS hurley, (who was
killed at Harper's Ferry by JOHN BROWNS
party) A substitute was offered for the bill
ITO encourage direct trade" (Which came from
the House,) and it was made the order Of the
day for Monday (to-day.) The Senate struck
out of House bill imposing taxes for the sup
port of government" the one per cent. tax on
the sales OF merchants. The vote stood 80
ayes to nays The bill will be further con-
sidered to-day.
The House passed number of acts of incor-
poration; also a bill allowing a pension to
GEO. w. RICHARDSON, of Martinsburg, who
was wounded at Harper's Ferry. A resolu-
ton was passed requesting the Governor to
communicate the cost Of guarding STEVENS
and HAzLETT till the time Of their execution.
The biz, prescribing the duties of Commits
sioners Of Revenue was debated and final &C
ton postponed until to-day.
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GKoc FRIES, &C.
20 h Hs s small HAMS, BREASTS and sHouL-
e bbl.: prime LEAF LARD.
S Sss ' 6sxs Sah&A aSa L i!S5s
lo0 boxes prime Cutting CHI EEsE.
10 P SS.. R HSa%sa suSA iANDLEs'
70 bos. Richa!dscn's Old Rye ,WH!sKEY.
Lending per WI IT, TYEk so1 ,s sss
mn 1T between Main and Cary.
A RTlST4' SUPPLY STORE AND PIC.
~ TURE GALLERY, No. lA2 MAIN SrnKkr.-
t!sis' Materials. Of our own importation. Tho ar
t!clss arg Al Of the best quality. and the Tube
Rss Es%s s:
plain and colovsd, al Of the ORDER has Just
t 6S .s e and vs "a. b happy e exhibit
highly finished; 100 stsrsoscosic Views. Of tie
Specs sss ss on ind '.'FwssM s%riESr
CLAAET WINEs.-we have Just received
W... aSgSs Of R.ssoP c,.
S.1s found s fsSs1g :a 1Ss sss
Icy. Chateau Beychsvills, chatssa. Laakos, Cha
cssss: g Ne: Il
Of ths vintage Of lssi tsy sa!S g To cEet Prices.
Garner Pearl ss1 Cary ss1ssss
(vHAaPA0NE WINES. we havs nov d
Wises, 70 which % deMrs % eell tie ai3sntos 81
H. Assss 7 ss:, f1 S:5
Lag asd Carts Ncir. chas, Heidsick 9 HsidsisE
& s:': s. :.s s .:s ne, ss:i; g.
Y y: e: 4; hs'd isaffSi q "a
) cssS Ssassasa g sss;ss S.sS lis 1s1 hss 49,
f0Dlps Ohalys pekalee IA eehet DonoaFo and
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"a Burmetts Superior Extracts. for flavor
ing CuSTARDS, PIES, BLANC-MANGE, ICE
CREAMS. JELLIES, SAUCES, &C., &C., tpre-
cOncentrated.)
The attention Of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
named Extracts: They have all the freshness and
flavor OF the delicate fruits from which they are
Sold at wholesale by JAS r. DUAL, FISHER
WINSTON and w. l.. WARING, and at retail
by traders generally. fe 26-Sms
IA The United Savings Bank, Henrico,
receives deposits. upon which interest is paid at
the rate OF per cent. per annum upon all sums re-
naming six months, or LONGER. and per cent. per
annum for q sh4Iter period. Office No. - Main
street. yNO. NETTLES, President.
THOS. l.. D. WALEORD, Soc'y,
jaD-3m JAMES l.. PORTER, Trear.
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The Flour INSPECTION Bill.

We have seen no more striking illustration
OF the Inconsistencies in which our political
economists often involve themselves than the
strenuous opposition made by some Of the
warmest advocates of a direct foreign trade
to the bill amending the Flour Ins pection Law
which passed the House of Delegates on Fri.
day. The present inspection law. in effect
prohibits the expectation of the lower grades
Of Hour from James river. They cannot como
into competition with similar -four Skinned
rom Northern markets, because the standard
OF our inspection is higher than theirs. and
our hour Of the same grades will be marked
with lower brands. Therefore, all Of this de-.
scripfion OF -four intended for certain markets
that leaves James river, must be trausportsd
coastwise to be re.inspected and re. branded in
Northern city! Our millers and SHINE.
nave implored relief for years from thi. hard.
snip. They have offered to pay the Inspectors
Zee II they were allowed to ship their -four
without his brand ; but that was refused. 1t
would have been concession fatal TO the per.
quisites OF Office, and could not be made -
We were unable last winter to load the first
snip OF the Richmond and Liverpool line with
a cargo that was destined for England, for
the reason above stated. And yet the advo-
Gates Of direct trade oppose reformation, the
propriety Of which il so obvious, and cling to
law which throws our trade, of necessity,
into the hands Of Northern shippers!
Surprising ~ it was that a change to allow
shippers the option Of inspecting or not the
flour they were about to ship to foreign ports
could meet with opposition, 1t was still more
surprising that 1t should encounter any hos.
tility in the very qualified form In which this
option is presented in the bill, viz: that it
shall only be extended to those shipping -four
on vessels Joxr.G}ths Of Which are o,vned by eiti.
ss"s Of Virginia. Yet the bill had only a ma.
1ority Of tWelrs in the House-63 to 81. vii,
Virginia never surrender its old prejudice. on
subjects relating to trade and commerce.
The Senate now has the bill before it
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THE WITCHRR TRIAL.-A letter written at
Franklin, Va, Thursday night, says:

They have not finished the examination Of
Capt Witcher, &c; have been engaged seven
days; finished the testimony yesterday morn.
ing. Six of the counsel have already argued
the case, each speaking about three hours. Mr..
Fiournoy speaks in the morning, Snd will be
the Commonwealth.
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MILLINERY
\SPRING Nlluuxr.--

NSPRING MILLINERY o...,-
~ ~. MISS r. LYON. '0o~ !
- hs Broad sfse,f. :rr M.,,o,
?. Ia, Srords I Thar. '"e
GOODS. which she would be n,.as be- N
ladies and her customers. sen. ,saed 70 ls
anime. s'"e'asy, cal nj
COUNTRY Merchants
Can he assured Of getting A. saNis
the latest st, les and the Fashion, ~, .sa,as
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nA To avoid ha wing Sour Bread, Use Sem.
ple's lnfal)ible Baking Powder
w. GARIICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,

IA. Country Merchants are invited ia
examine the stock of Books and Stationery at l2]
Main street. The assortment is larse and se lect
and having been bought for cash, the prices are
low Tor the money or approved credit.
NH Est J. w. RANDOLPH.
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n PHorOaR APIS and Ambrotypes surpassed BY
mono in the world. from the sma!est mp to llte-
size, cOlored in Oil, Aquareil and India Ink are
those executed at Rxss' Mammoth Gallery, Il
Main street. Copies taken from old Dayuerreo-
%Iss ana AmosSsySes: snarTed 70 any DEERE: IRE.
= cents 70 $50. NH ll-ta
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n Boots and Shoes for

IA Boots and Shoes for
SPRING ND SUN MER.
MARCUS HARRIS + ERO,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS. &C.
No. It's MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We are now prepared to offer complete assort-
ment of BOOTS and SHOES. Of the latest and
most approved styles, among which will be found
the following goods of our own make, which. for
excellence of material and superior workmanship,
are surpassed BY none in this market. viz:
So pairs Gents French Calf Boots;
g. .oS :: .. 9SXXSSoRD TIES;
loo :. Calf and Kid GAlTERS;
s sS :. :. LADIES' Morocco BOOTS;
800 Morocco and Goat BuSKINs;
loo Morocco and Kid SLIPPERS;
500 :. Side-ace and Con. CATERS;
l,0oo Misses Boots and Shoes, of all styles;
Also, well selected stock of Boys and Youths
large and desirable stock Of Pegged Work. makes
our assortment a. complete and as great as any in
this market, to all Of which respectfully solicit
a call from the purchasing community before max
ing their purchases, facilities enable US to
offer them advantages as great, at least, can be
Ohe red by any other house.
N. B.-Custom work made to order. as usual, at
short notice and far prices.
MARCUS HARRIS Il BRO,
No. E5 Main st., next to American Hotel.
NH 19-2W2p)
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, GEO.
w. Couch, master, arrived from New York oath
March
George Wilcox. H. Ager. George Pecking, A. In
garty, H. Fitzgerald, John Dorsey, B. J. Derby,
M. Smthey. Mrs. Saganotto, NJ ISIS Rosenbeil, and
II in steerage.
Also. from Norfolk-John Perry, Thos. Coyle, A.
Little and wife, H. Mackenzie
Foreaft schr., about $50 tons burthen, name un-
Shoals, signal flying for wreckers
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The passage Of the bill converting the
debt due the Commonwealth by the James
River and kanawha Company, into stock
relieving it from the debt to the old
James River Company and providing both
Tor the continuation of the canal to Covineton
and the improvement of the navigation of the
Kanawha, inspires the friends of improve.
ment and those who view our commercial
interests In proper light with new hopes. All
now look to the company to use its new priv.
tleges and means with energy and wisdom. It
has had no power to do anything for years
past It's hands have been tied and 1t has been
weighed down BY the immense burthsns II had
to bear, and which the State with unaccounta
bic persistercy held fast upon it while there
was no possible benefit but certain injury to
accrue to itself BY doing 80. Now the compa.
ny Is free. 1t has the use of tts energies and
II has the means with which to emplov than.
All look with confidence to it, It's intelliesnt
President and practical and judicious Direc.
tory, have now the opportunity to meet IN.
pnoi'c expectations. A meeting of the .,,,cr-
holders 10 called for the 18th Aprii. "a co,.,d.-
shs new condition in which the oomnenv "a
placed. We hope that all are ready Ii t.k. .
new latitude and dspaFtsrs-to pnsh e,r~.rd
Inc greatest public work Of the st.,e =, ~.
POINT wAsrs IT, sisinase compilation Viii =.
put beyond psrsAssatars.
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<Aleeg ushtng addressed q DsuocuClic meet.
Ing ~ Hartford, o., Friday night.
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n. Southern Sewing Machine
,,r,,, MANDATORY.
ING MACHINES
Arrangements are being made to manufacturx
ne a9ove Justly celebrated Machines in Richmond,
va. Ihey are unriyaled in point Of simplicity,
beauty OF hnish. and their perfect adaptation e.
CURED. " 10
prices from $50 to $50 ia
The above Machines are on exhibition for the
present At COrInthian Hail. Main street and Mt the
Old Dominion Office" in Helvin's row. opposlte
Bank stfeet ~ Richmond JOHN II. LESTER
throughout the Southern States, and liherni in
address p HORTON KEACH o.
mn O-6ozp) Richmond, Va
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TO THE VOTERS OF THECITY
M OF RICHMOND most respectfully
announce myself candidate for re reelection to
the Office of SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
CITY WATER WORKS.
NH 26-tde" JAMES l.. DAVIS
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aDSc1 NOTICES.
M-snhs ss:rsaa::d'
ELBCAMT DRESS GOODS!
1fEffEE Es2a XTEtF'.fEs AND DESIGN,
reach OF all
WATKINS q F1cxLBN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
s{Ek 159 N1ain Street,
Are now receiving and opening their second sup
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS,
Many Of Ehioh have been purchased at the auction
s.: s!,c:s were tower than ever Known before. II
SIR RICH LACE AN9 Six NANTES.
,'HSgSE FURN1sa1HSSs~ GOODS.
PRINTS PLANTATION GOODS.
Either By Wholesale or retail. they are prepared 10
oner inducements HirHERTO uNEqUALLxD.
WATKINS L FICKLEN,S
OPE MING OF SILKS.
on TUESDAY MORNING., THE 10Th INST.
Of silks q he CHOICEST Styles u s;son
''aAs % n' WEDNESDAY morning the s,.. y. will
DAMASLE. PCSHER and aEAL LACE MAN
TLES; Silk do: and new DUSTEkS-sOme the
real lace, very elegant. (mh 19-lztl W. +.
h Large and Attractive Supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN i FOX.
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening during the past two weeks,
and are now prepared to offer. . complete assert
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many
large lots of Foreign Goods, which will be sold at
prices much lower than those OF former seasOns.-
We mention few only Of the most attractive ar
English BEREGES in immense variety.
VOLANTS;
riety of style. at Is to ID Per cent below the cost
French h Printed i JHcONETs and ORGANDIEs;
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS. of every descrip-
Spring bELAINES and CHALLIES;
trely new and handsome designs.
been more extenslve:
Amongst the last named We would call the spe-
cal attention Of buy to some very large lots of
Virginia and Georgia Plain and Striped OSNA-
BURGS, and q large variety Of other articles of
Southern manufacture.
BREEDEN 4 FOX,
NH l2-4wif 2l7 Broad street.
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IA Removal
1. NJ. SIN GER 4 co.
Have removed their BRANCH OFFICE To North
side Main street, four doors above 5th street.
NH 23-2w
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PETER W. WuNGFIELD is a
candidate for COMMISSIONER OF THE
REVENUE for the upper district of Hanover
county.
Election fourth Thursday in May. (mh 26-tde*
K&S CITY GAuGER.-Ir respectfully an
to the Office of CITY GAUGER
NH 26-tde* RICHARD FOX
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n. Samuel M. Price & t..
Isl MAIN STREET
Are opening this morning further snnnlies of
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, consist
Handsome SILKS, BEREGES and ORGANDfEs
Beautiful bEREGE ANGLAIS ROBES, Of The
EElexant ,BEREGE and oRGANDIE ROBES.
French LACE MANTLES of tina l.t.~, ..,,..
and at the lowest pricea '~ 'o's sSi0s
.s5 n ,srsst VARIETY, among which may 10
mo- MsAMTtE: something entirely new, '''-
AVOf SKIRTS, the last novelty and the hast Of
the season, ~ 80 Ss~s VI
We VIII open in few days tof which due notice
III \ ~ ns given, On assortment Of RIAL THREAD
M11AsNTLEH and POINTS, Of THE VERY LAT
Dol tmboUasl0nS. NH le-1W1D)
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HILL + NORFLEET, suocgos 9

HUI r NORFLEhSo 1. saocKoss,
Offer for sale the followlns hrsHas SA
TURED TOBACCO;
Tcott's bricht-lhs,,
Pear,d :e. brisht-ihs.
II Pope, brlsht-its
r. Dale. Might-lhs ~.
W. n, Smith, extra mshn
J. C.. Wade. extrs hrlzh,,Tls
Pollock, eysrs daik, ,,aa,nt ". Tosacc9
Also. Il Int Of bright NofssS ,r,de 70 ~ ~
We invite the attenticn oil INC
NH Eliot ..aso
GEO. A. hUNDLEY \ ~, ,.oss q
" have in store an entire Ifesa :. .srt q
lily GROCERIES,. consisfins p.,,sr, Iiss
i;reen and Rlnck Teas, PRIME ess Mss
and lava Coffee. Queen ", ss., Vd
Old Virginia Mountain 49,. kc, h.
Adamantine and Taiio~ ea"' nsS
A call in solicited. LIZ, ~
NOTlCE.-All persons eayw,n Ns,swIss
IN the estate of May ! .,h.s,,es,sL - p
s.n.,. "a ~ - ss.,rs indebted 10 -
peSussted to come forward sna :, ss,,,gs1
sssiy. wss
Hsnrioc. March .. NJ.
DREEDkN 4 FOA's .A s.sss!
q, Fri! olsnisS II sPs'asN ooSsipSY, us
40. fnk i5-4vifl gu sH0H. ...,.s =.
VLEAN SEED OATS! -, .s,r..ssss
y sisss sEED OATS. r sGfTss s. 4 ( stttS
nh ,t-ss Corner ash ana 49, ~
r1uR leo sbls. TAR in sssSsSy si :
% clcss los. by SR .sa cst, ~
~ nANPEKS IRisM r0 Oh. q
lO !:sI.sd. for sale on Sf H1t'ris I Noif.s
Nm 11LE-X No. BUslNsi " y, "a CO
) ssiss NoTthvsss o'fssf Nv ID
H1YTN1YyMAY!-ss eas' =
= I; :; sr, e Tor 'a'i ~. wAIrLos M
N0l nEE.-X CIAckN N
5 - $50 Asss y N ".
fEz1T1YxN5.- = ~ ssfs :. y, No ssas =
rssAsaas' sssSi q Nif, = =. ~ iii
2.ssSiaaasMF5tiass.:iss sS;ils3a
~ 1ss - Si1s ID !ILsls ! =
I'D S7EXTU37l k0-isletk1.fI
l51C0N J4T11-vss, saps'WSN.T II
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Emigration

The falling of in European emigration to
the United States has given rise to much spec
ulation in the Northern papers. That from
ireland is accounted for by the fact that the
demands of agriculture, created by two divi.
sions of large estates into small holdings, Of
fected by the Encumbered Estates act, have
absorbed nearly all the surplus hands who
formerly fed the stream Of emigration to this
country. In Germany, the troubled aspect of
the times has compelled the maintenance Of
armies and military contingents on a large
scale, and these have also absorbed large pro-
portion Of the unemployed agricultural pop
ulatiOh.
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG-Can be obtained on mode rate
l. terms in a private family, without children. IN
a few minutes walk of the Capitol Square, by two
single gentlemen or ladies'. Inquire at tins Office
NH 6-3t*
QOARDING.--Will be vacant the lst April.
u one or two desirable ROOMS. on the irst floor,
at the EDGEMONT HOIrSE
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DELKGArHs TO THE CHARLESTON CoNvEN-
rIoN.-The Monroe (l2th> District Oonven-
tion. has appointed d. H. Hoge, Of Montgome-
~, and Col. Jas. Davis, Of Greenbrier, dele-
gates to the Charleston Convention. They
are Wise men. The Danville (3rd) District
Uonvent ton has elected w. H. CLARK and Wal.
ter Coles delegates TO the Charleston Oonven.
ton. They arc Hunter men.
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N the SURSCRIp..-

M THE NJ BSC NIB ERL ~
Vfhonor to- announce 10 her cu. se 'ay1|
~ and the Ladies Of RichmonS s a'
y, that she has just returned from VSsae,
a. elegant assortment Of NEW and nd
..ts place sss n SpsnMas oS Sf ,hs Spring
MADAME FAUCHE %su
NH 2-lt Mari nn. Az h'ts
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TEE CLAY BTATUx INAUGURATIox.-Ths
Chairman Of the Wing GeneraI Committee Of
New York city has issued . circular request
ing the msmbers to inform him whether they
ean accept the invitation nom the ladies Of
visssnia to attend the taanguratlon OF the
Clay statue ct RichnenA.
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d e X III D u Sc.
l. BOSTON, MASS,
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations
with every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelled in the United States.
H. D. PARKER,
NH Sim J. F. MILLS.
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-. d. Nicholas 4aleon.
-. a. ~. MAIN 81, NEAR ExcHAN0x BANK,
Tne 81. Nicholas SaIoon, second 70 NO other 9.
s1In!,nmens - the STATE 10 constsuty supplied
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES.
vhieh. ill !. .o,a !. wumF &uITe. NUTS; etse;.
&C 0UHTAY MEkCHANfSsr are invited 70 exan-
~ ne etke and we'll solicited stock, which 10 b.
lnS Constantly addod 70, before p1lehasing else
S.AA.s Ana !ALLlhs Ha6S;s; iEI1V f'z;NsF4ItSSsi:
- nEesSfs7sar}E e pcSsH. sssa:d cs.SIsi 81
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, PR1N q STNI.Ps

MRS. G. C. ALLEN
Has returned from New Yoyt ~.
pn ISy t. n, show her SPRING STYYiiyssss ~
mhc6-3tt 'ae .s's ia.
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"a Wild Cherry Balsam. The memory
OF Or. Wistar is embalmed in the hearts Of thou.
has cured of Coughs. Colds. Consum ption or some
other form OF pulmonary disease. NH 26-2t
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INTERESTING MEETING OF DIPLo7lATIsTs.-
The Nassau IN. p Guardian of the 14th inst,
describes a sumptuous public entertainment
given by the Colonial Secretary of that Colo
ny. Ex-President Pierce, Sir Gore Ouseley
and other distinguished gentlemen were pres
emit. The health Of the ex-President Of the
United States being proposed, that gentleman
made very handsome and eloquent response,
which is reported in full.