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Der Undergraduate erlaubt IT'D btsruit, ieinen 6rennosn uno benz
aesbrt.u 8u6luum Quj13ei9eu, Nu6 er geuaInte8 2Otal tlufltd an
i6 at5ant umo ien 8ruSer @6rIttau 2ltter Die %&8irtbi6ait non
belte an Quf ci9eue 9tcdnum9 ubtrnebmen lpro.
Sltcb Sce9cr8 tcrIbmte8 ~2agerbHr, eie belen liquors uno lpn-
ii1c Grfrj4mgen itets al Qano. lpr5u reuuolidit emla6et
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II. WAKEFIELD 81 Co.,
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pabrtem sSaratt mo sSa0e9e' 00rJsleot weresn. wenn es psr.
qsft Same meo9jnii4en &Imonn6 fir 1860
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flmtmatunl ce 28d9tn &c, @rteufr -Stne BON btr 0orcWet-
Drcue b3 }ur Re3eKpirt83n grcn5e ter Saptr. -Rpute, Gde orn
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Mo0t @otert @atbcart, superintendent.
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Nolttnpre 8Gder.@ereim.

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995Grr @ Reimbursement, inOeml Die ncueu @ebeu3sieBe i6IteBli4 S
Snuabmc p~or9eltgt mcroeu. @tcit5eit9 wolen ole Odi9He0er tbr
81. 6QdB, Sefr.
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fir 1t1tr so Seltts
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an SWmBDIbt ron BEN berrortrttencteu DISQUALIFICATION oS
S15rblmoert5, II. u. bon 8arnba3c1, Wtetterni6, 86ni3 9brtfian
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gttcr 6u3r, 5rje6ru1 3tifcrt, 4er. WtanSont, &bier8, Der 5ir-
irupci 6lnifo, Der 6eSo9i1 6eene pCn Orleans, Nfi9net, Bring
glteu, Der Tiritm gcptn, @~rpB9er5p8 &IeEonber BON S0hen-
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trt. 6rtebrt9 9erbarp,
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Sin sic Qefer bcs 0Neceer.

Wirlenten Die Nuimertiamfet BON Gtore6eiibern unb Somuien,
biupten oui infer ppbIafOrtre8 Eager pon &bee, 28etnen umb
9iqnerS. 28tr nennen p%rrnamG4: Sraunen 3uter gu 7 unb 8 6.
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Octrdmt
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Ejcnitaa rem d. 2lpril BON Batter Or. 81 Orrit
NSilbelm Sdbmict bon Baltimore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08
The lauiSlafure

In the Senate, yesterday, petitions were pre-
scented for and against the continuance Of the
canal above Buchanan. A bill was passed re-
pealing the prohibition against man marry
ing his brothers. widow. The bill for the ex-
tension of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, was rejected and one was
introduced granting the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad certain powers to aid in the enforce
ment of the laws. The bill Increasing the
compensation of certain Circuit Judges,
(among them Hon. JOHN A. MEREDITH, of
the Richmond CircuitO was defeated. The
House was engaged during the entire day in
discussing the propriety of adopting or reject
ing the report of the joint committee of the
General Assembly, adverse to holding a
Southern ConfereE,,e. The vote will be taken
TODAY at p NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

nA- Fire Marine and Life insurance.
Having devoted some twenty seven years OF my
life to the study and practice of INSU RANCE. I'M
I'll it has become sort of second natare." con ,
tlnue to prosecute my Agency business. and feel
very grateful for the kind patronage hitherto ex-
tended to me.
/ beg to assure my friends and the public gene
rally that shall aim to accomplish in the future
what have diligently endeavOred to do IN the past,
LIST. To use the information acquired by long ex
perence to conduct my business understandingly
I'd. To conduct 1t upon homo rable, equitable, lib
era principles.
Sd. Upon terms AS moderate as n just regard for
the interests of my prncp pals, and the security OF
the Assured. will allow; and
4th. shall endeavOr to receive no premium. with
out giving in return full equivalent
All who are at all conversant with the complicated
character of the Insurance business. have some
idea of the Importance of knowledge of its prln
ciples and proper practice the part of an Agent.
To want OF this knowled e. and of table sympa
thv with the Assured, to he traced many of the
difficulties that arise in the settlement If losses.
These difficulties shall try. to avoid Call on me
and ''let us reason together
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND. nth Street.
n. B.-INSURANCkL LOSSES promptly adjusted.
NH st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08
Hair estOratiye.

storative, after its own fashion, the Dispatch
brought to the notice Of the public some short
time since, is carrying on most active cam
paign against all competitors. His Hair Re-
storatlve is backed by stronger testimony than
anyway, than all others, come whence they
may. His is truly the Southern remedy. and
we are clearly in favor Of Il Southern remedy
for the hair. Ii we could get one for the head,
also, it would be better still. But until such
time as the head may be improved let's employ
freely and persistently EzEkIEL's invaluable
remedy for a thin thatch upon the skull. 1t
is the best of the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

The completion of the Western North Caro-
lima Railroad to Newton was celebrated in
that town on the 22d of February, with much
parade
Benz. May was killed at Maysville, N. c., on
the 25th nit, by the premature bursting Of
log, which he was Blasting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

MA Insurance, Insurance. Life and Fire
Insurance, at the LOWEST rates charged by re-
spOnslbe companies.
For ALL KINDS of Insurance, with as little de-
lay possible, call at the old established General
Insurance Office, on Pearl street. opposite Jno. N.
Gordon. next door to T.. d. Eacho
The BEST companies represented and all losses
promptly paid
Hours of business from to ], and from 4 to 6
O'Clock daily. G. K. BRICkEN,
mn 6-lw General Insurance Agent.
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LOST AND STRAYED.

~ ~ ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ N~ -
I OS T-Some where in Richmond, about SIX
IL months ago, my FREE PAPERS. WILL pay
a liberia reward for the delivery at this Office
LTTTLETON FUZEMORE,
NH S-2t* OF GoOchland county.
L9ST1on Maln street between
- Old Market, pair of GOLD SPEC
TACL ES, IN a dark morocco case. The finder Will
he suitably rewarded by leaving them at the Dis
patch office. NH SGT
n - REWARD.-Strayed Oft from my
~ stable on Sunday night. the 5h INST. my
N@AFlLLEI; answers to the name of Fan. -
She is three years ed is slishtly roam; black name
and tail. She has scar on her left side, the
fore legs. caused by a snag. Her hind legs are
marked with white front ones black. | will pay
the above reward for the delivery Of the colt to
in Richmond ELIZABETH LUMPkfN.
NH SIT
r2ecN SIRAYED AWAY last Saturday,
EA from Bacon Quarter Branch, opposite the
49, scale house, + 40 BEEF CATTGE--one
a yellow Buffalo and the other a Brindle, with
white spots. will pay reward OF IS for their de-
livery to NE at the Old Market.
NH ST. JOSEPH KIRSH.
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IA 5. I. b. p
king X QUEEN Co., Oct. 20, 1857.
Dr. GaRL1cK:-Dear sir-I have been ny
''Semple's BAKING Powder" in my family for some
time and feel no hesitation in say ing that 1t makes
the most delicious Bread-especlally Blscuit-and
cheerfu!ly recon- mend It's use to those who are
fond of COED Bread. JOSEPH KyLAND.
RICHMOND, Oct. !, 1867.
have been using "Semple's Infallibe Baking
Powder for some two years, and fee no hesltan
CIV in saving that have been more than pleased
with u, and regard il as vastly superior to any
Yeast Powder it has ever been my good fortune TO
try. u. BAKER, JR.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally.
NH SIS
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MARCHED OUT-The Clayton (Ala.) Banner
states that Robert Blake and J. M. Blake, two
itinerant jewelers., were ordered to leave that
town, for too much familiarity with slaves.
They purported to hail from Norfolk, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

NA PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBRoryrEs, of a supe-
rior quality, be obtal ned at hours IF the day,
and In anv kind of weather. at REEs' Mammoth
Steam Gallery Main street, near the Dispar ch
office. ut prices ranging from Is cents to go
Large size groups. in gilt frames fancy cases, at
reduced prices. Facilities for executing 500 por-
traits daily. fe l8-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

lust PUBLlSHED-HOLMB HOUSE; a
- Tales Of old Northamptonshlre. By =. J.
Wythe Melville, author OF Kate Coventry"
sTORIES FROM FAMOUS BALLADS, FOR
CHILDREN, BY GRACE Greenwood soc.
author Of Amy Herbert !" 75c.
NIGHT LESSONS FROM SCRIPTURE; COM
piled h, the author of ANY Herbert;'' 6Uc
THOyIHTS FOR THE HOLY WEEK, FOR
YOUNG PERSONS. By Miss Sewell. author
Of Amy Herbert;'' &c.
READING FOR EVERY DAY IN LENT; COM
piled from the Writings Of Bishop Jeremy
TAYLOR. BY the author of Amy Herbert" 75c.
LIFE OF LAFAYETTE; written for children
BY E. Cecil, with six beautiful illustrations !;
&c.
For sale BY WEST JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers,
NH sit lis Main st., Eag lie SQUARE.
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THE PRESIDENT OF THE TENNESSEE SENATE.
The Nashville Union states that a dispatch
had been received in that city from Mr.. New
man, (who recently resigned the Speakership
of the Tennessee Senate, to investigate certain
rumors of forgery with which he had been
charged,) dated Washington City, Feb. 29th,
stating that no charges had been found against
him by the Department.
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DIRECT TRADE WITH FRANCE.-A vessel
was TO sail from st. Nazaire, for Norfolk, Va,
oEpthe 1lth ult., as the pioneer in the direct
trade between those ports. Among the con-
signments are 100 facons of medicine from an
eminent druggist of Paris. who sends them to
three druggists in Norfolk, to test the posi-.
bility Of opening a trade with that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-08

IL THE SOUTHERN PLANTER for the present
month is laid upon our table. II is replete
with matter interesting and instructive to the
farmer. DIR. WILLIAMS is conducting the
Planter with ability and judgment.
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NJ Auctio n.-Groceries, Leather, &C.,
THIS MORNING, by
NH Sit l. 4 6. B. DAVENPORT. Aucts.
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HATS, CAPS. AND STRAW GOODS -
FOR STRING, 1860.

n TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. n
HATS, CAPS; AND STRAW GOODS -
RIO. l.. DICKIN SON
Is Main street. Richmond. Va. Manufacturer and
Dealer IN all kinds of Hats. Caps, and Straw foods,
has in store. and offers Ia the Southern trade
'n Al r'S Wa tSLT.safI ss1 AMNb RETAIL.
A large and complete SPRING STOCK Of
'-' CAPS,
STRAW GOODS,
Merchants visiting this marke will find It to the r
interest TO call and examine for themselves before
MILITARY HATS AND GAPS.
Of every description. furnished at the shortest no
tie bkRSs SIX HATS s sxcsea
fti s sassa fa
NH S-ts
4rfk vowS: n Eo fTS g. Won IAME Ess
sA AMESTOWN Capt THos. SKINNER,
will leave here at O'Clock, r. NJ, FRIDAY.
Passengers are requested to 10 on board IN due
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office, or on
Passage age ' to New York. Meal, and State. room
included. during the fall and winter, $40. Steer
P.ssass to Norfolk same a. by the r,ver boats.
to f the hour s ans
suh1ciency be received prior To that hour.
Conslgnees are requested to send for their goods
Freight for Boston will be forwarded directly on.
s q rs Ehb ind IN "
f1>% NV STEAMSHIP LINE TO
t2Ffo 81 N R!EF SJRk Capt s,ei s"ss.D
WEDNEs: DAY, 7th inst. al o'clock p NJ Va
Freight for thu, city Will be sent up by the Tow
"1f s ss' n. SssH KS s Point
r. :.S s ny sss /. b .sa Sc *
"a " inst y!
The steamer is sent out ~ Pioneer. and il she
is successful. ships viii d"nhless he put come
up to the city. Manufacturers of tobacco, and
others interested. particularly desired 10 pa
from re her. mh Sta
~. -,..7r,,t ron LYNCHRU RG--Toie,,e
= vi s';: .t sss
NH 7-2t At the Shed. Dock st.
eooss1ssasa m.s, h." y p ss
&c III March, 81 ,si! :s, a 81: ]: Ss:iaSs
., s; %s2 q fis' q ss CLARKE. o. $.
VIRG1NlA sALOOA.
SX1g|frendss and The public. that have Ia
NSA2 ken the establishment formerly known
A. the FARMER'e SALOON. ON
FRANKLIN: hstwssn WALL. STREET and the
OLD MARKET.
Tkbs5IcEH S e .a :r,sis
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0xFok sAfE.f fs' :a SSssssi iss ssa:
ins's oAss si,'si:s * ockxs#ss
AND BUGGlEs. Yith and without tops, of Sis
own make. ~ xreatty reduced prices, put W With
to sell 1t ell hazards, JOHN DOES.
nh7-im' Corner Of ssh and Bfosd Ste.
~ AEW sfoRs AND rEW SonSs.et
vsuld ssspsottnlls lnylte the Attsnsiqa q
-. NEW 9TokE No :io broad u rss.. cRRsSs;,
:,Ss HcTs:s; e ess.Ssa Eczs rgd g :ss ~
. Ss:s hs. .:s e make w q fs'N S sA'
- - 80 pTQea Atsese ,
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