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81 Rockbridse Alum Waters.-The repu-

tasion Of these WATERS extend throughout Viz
gnia, the Southern States and nd, tie lie, Union.
ment MEDICAL men in every S. ctIon Of the country
DR.. sam: a; CAKrwRiGHT, OF New Orleans,
q :s b iSSs
as thai Of the Rockbridge SPRINGS
n after of no little Importance that the public
enOe exerted by he ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WA
TIERS in strumous diseases especially. They have
@ IN
found that deserves the name of q SPECIFIC for
Dr.. JOHN G. CARTER, Of Virginia, certifies that
the water is q powerful Alternative. acts on the
GLANDULAR SYSTEM generally, and possess
es considerable TONIC properties.
utary effects OF the Rockbridge Alum Sprine Wa
ter. have repeatedly used 1t. and. besides the
coed effects upon my general health, t9und + Pc,
ERUPTIONS and promoting a healthy action on
the skin. No other medicine that ever used had
Dr. j. A. MEBaNE, Of Greensboro. N. c.. says ::
- am perfectly satisfied that the waters are up-
equalIed by any in The EoEld t"5 Ulcers and es-
The many certificates that have been furnished
by Minister'S Ply siciaAs, Lawye and all classes
of our fellow citizens, if published, would fill
An Invalid writing from Ohio, says :. That my
Dyspe psla with all It's train of horrible nervous
symptoms has been relieved, and etsctualy and
Another from North Carolina writes that, latter
fhe Isl EedHa, sk ,;eH N ease e ."
faaSe powers q kocsbdss Alum rs W
ties BY our Agents. Messrs. FISHER 4 WINS
TON, Wholesale Druggists, No. IFS Main ST.,
FRAYsER : RANDOLPH, PEopr,etors,
NH 26-ts of the Rockbridge Alum Springs.
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The French LEGISLATURE.

The Senate Of France is composed of one
hundred and seventy.six members, including
the French Cardinals and the French Princes,
who are members by birthright after they at
tain the age of eighteen. The Senators are
appointed for life by the Emperor and receive
the sum of thirty thousand francs per annum.
The Emperor appoints the President and
Vice President who retain their Offices for a
year only. The sittiugs of the Senate are Sc
cret. 1thas no power to amend bills, but can
only pronounce upon bills presented by the
Government, which have been previously
voted upon by the Corps Legislatif.
The Corps Legislatif consists Of two hun
dred and sixty-two members, who are elected
for six years by universal suffrage each depu-
ty being allowed to every $4,000 voters. The
President and Vice President are appointed
by the Emperor, who convokes, adjourns and
dissolyes the body at his good pleasure 1t sits
once year, and its sessions continue three
months. 1t does not originate bills, but re-
ceives them from the Council Of State, body
appointed by and presided over by the Empe-
ror. 1t is permitted to discuss, and open to a
request, but not to amend, the bills presented
to it, rs well as the taxes. A brief abstract of
its debates is all that is permitted to be pub
lished in the newspapers
The French Legislature is, therefore, entire
ly an ornamental appendage of the Govern.
ment, having no power Of its own, or of any
kind, excep: that which is vouchsafed it by
the Emperor.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

Tor HIRE OR SALE.--Ws have from tb,
country, a l.IK ELY MAN and his w ri X. who
VII le hired for the balanes Of the year sold
privately. Also, good HOUSE GIRL, II or u
years OF age, who will he h,Ied by the month.
COOKE CLOSE,
insurance and Collecting Agents, 18th st.,
mn z. Us Exchange Hotel Building.
Tor HiRE.-A WOMAN from the country.
4, who represents herself a good COOK,
WASHER and IRONER. No remembrance ex-
ccpt hek husband who is also for hire-a goud
FARM HAND Apply to r.. ID. EACHO,
mn 2I-3t. Near Exchange Hotel 18th street
TOR HIR E..Several plain COOKS, WASH
- ERS and IRON Els, and also n good MAN
CUOk suitable either for restaurant or hotel
Apply to WIN 81 pIiiIItpS
NH Z7-3t On 18th, tetw. MAN and Bank SIS.
tfOR n'RE..For the balance of the wear. q
= MAN, accnstomsa to working in Tobacco
Factory; also, GIRL, II or l2 years of axe.
COOKE 4 CLOSE,
insurance and Collecting Agents, ltth ST,
mh INV Exchange Hotel Baldins.
OATLER AND DRIVER FOR HIRE
- We have. from the country. a very good
OSTLEK ard DRIVER, about is or 10 wears I'll
ago. Apply Immediately to
RAWLINGS L HOLLADAr
NH 3-H 18th st., between Main and Cary
NEGROES FOR HlRE.-Twov very sr,e,,o,
~ DINING ROOM SERVANTS. one CHAM
BE NM 4 ID one PLAIN COOK. two small BOYS
NO b. LYME, Agent for hiring out Negroes
l"H @o-ot Omce IN Metropolitan Hail.
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Ne Group. ..Childrem are often seized
very suddenly with this disease. which, if not
quickly relieved, proves fatal. II generally at
tacks children IN the ght after having been much
exposed to damp cold winds through the day
anything that obstructs persplraton may coca
sion Group. Mothers! your children are liable to
be taken with this dread complaint at time wheE
you east expect it bot it Is not always doctor
can be called or a remedy found and for this Iea-
son We would advise You now, and without a mo-
ments delay. to buy a bottle Of DR.. EATON'S IN
FANTIlE CORDlA 1t will cure every case
of Group. il taken time also all com plants at
tending Teething, Commissions, Coughs. Colds,
etc. 1t is sJd by all respectable druggi sts.-
Mcssrs. CHUKCH i DUPoAT, New York, are the
proprietors. and also sole agents for DIR BRON-
SONS BLOOD FOOD which, for Constructive
and Chronic diseases, Is Il sure remedy. Dopct be
put of with any other articles. Write to CHURCH
4 DUpoNT. New York. il you cannot set them in
your own town.
Va, and BY Druggists generally. NH 26-lm
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Too MANY OF THE SANE SoRT.-Among the
$40 cities, villages, &c, set down in the Y nj
ted States census Of 1850, we have only 352O
different names.
Caleb Parker, armorer's mate on board the
u. s. frigate San Jacinto, died on the 18th Of
February, Mt Cape Verde Islands. He was
native OF Hampton, Va.
Thomas M. Peak, young man, aged Is, ac-
cidentally shot and killed his younger BROTH
er, Charles NJ. Peak, at New Orleans on Mon-
day.
We learn, says the Cincinnati Commercial,
that Richard Realf has actually become pro-
prietcr and editor Of the Macacheek Press,
published at West Liberty, Ohio.
Miss Stratton was recently burned to
in consequence of her dress taking fire by con-
tact with an Over.heated stove.
Jno. b. Wilbor, Jr., Secretary of the Ameri-
can Legation at Paris, has been removed from
that post.
The wife Of Robt p Waring, U. S. Consul
at St. Thomas, w. l., died ON the oath ult. Of
yellow yever.
Mrs. Whitney, one of the pioneer missiona-
riee of 1920, is about to return to BOst ton from
the Sandwich Islands.
The Muscatiue (Iowa journal says that a
Baltimore police officer is still in that State III
search of COppic.
The latest accounts from England say that
Queen Victoria is very well, land has taken to
hoops"
Two fine moose, the meat of which weighed
$50 pounds were lately killed by two hunters
Of Calais, Me.
M. Alfred Dedreux the well known painter,
has just expired in Paris.
James w. JONES' editor Of the Augusta (Ga)
Cronicie, died on the 23d inst.
Two inches Of snow fell in New York on
Thursday.
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ry,HE FOLLOWING PREAMBLE AND
L RESOLUTIONS WERE ADOPTED BY THE
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, on
Whereas, A bill has recently passed the General
Assembly mending the Charter ofthe city OF Rich
Hastings Court; and whereas the terms of the SAID
bill provide that it shall g into effect only after
Resoired, That the Commissioners Of Elections
IN the several wards shall open poll at the cleo.
ton Of city officers. on Wednesday, the Attn day OF
April next, by which the vote may be taken upon
the acceptance of the said " amendment to the
Charter;" registering sucn votes as may be given
s.fOr the anendm.at''or 'GgaihSt the amtndrlsnt."
and returning the same to the Council with the
other election returns.
Kesofrsd, That the said amendment to the Char
ter, WI this preamble and resolutions, lie pub
shed the daily papers for the information OF the
voters, till the day of election.
Copy-Teste:
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Ma The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
4 IL nEIrG--Pk'I Frs INEAI.IIR I.E REMEDY

nA The Great Virginia Remedy, and no
HuMBuG.-PETERS' INFALLIBLE REMEDY
FOR GONNORRHGE AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-This great American remedy, contain
ing Mercural or BA'samIc properties, exce.s
ever, thing heretofore offered the pIplic, it's Gu
rative. restorative and renorating powers: and
the medical world are astonished when told that
the above remedy will the above diseases, and
confounded wheE they have ocular oemonStra-
tions of the facts. But the proprietor who has
known of a ease of twenty years standing to he
restored to perfect health and all other cases of
shorter daratiOn to be restored, without a single
exception. ard therefore challenges any case Of
GonorrhTt WHICH the RENE dy will not cure. pro
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
tle part OF the patti "nt; and any pure LasIns
hall dozen bottles. and using accordingly, in his
or her case he guarantees Il perfect cure: and in
free OF charge, to complete the cure. through his
agents; and q cure will be effected without incon
vcnience 10 the patient.
Sold by APPERSON 4 DuPUY, No. 2oI Broad
street and o. A. STRECKER, Main street, Drug
glsts agents for the city of Richmond.
NH 26-d6m*
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SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish New YORK, nidze.
ard passengers. Ludlap. WATSON
Steamer Belvidere, Travers. Baltimore, mdze.
and PASSENGERS. d. i w. Currie;
Schr. r. GoldsborOugh, Todl. baltimore, nloze.,
schr. Ashland, Graves, Baltimore, mdze., w.
D. CO!quitt 4 Co.
Schr. May Queen, Barnard, Salem, -four and
feed, w. D. C0iquItt & Co. . a.
Sclir- +. T. M. j. Simpson, SpEuell, down the
river, light.
Schr. ChrOnometer, Pierson. down the river,
light. . ~.
Schr, W, w Griffin, Ross, down the river. light.
Schr. Fashion, Hubbard, down the river, light
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"a The great dFa wback to persons r,ni
grating to the extreme South and Western coun-
try. is the fear they have of the fever and usue-
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 af-
ford!ns relief. In view of the great demand for Il
remedy, pr. HosrETTER has presented his cee
hrated "B,tters." whose, curative powers for al!
diseases of the stomach have been universally ac-
knowiedyed. The "Bitters,'' prepared after n long
experience and deep study have received the en-
com'nins OF the most eminent physicians. as well
those who doubt their many virtues. ali we can say
is to- try them, and judge for themselves, fespec
tivelv.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. every
where. NH a6-lm
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IA. Extensive Snle OF Carriages. Ba.
ROUCHES, ROCKAW AVS, BCGG h s,
WAGONS, &C.. AT Auction Attention IS
asked to the large sale of CARRIAGES, &c.,
THIS DAY, commencing at II O'clock, at Mrd0eo.
F. Smiths. on Broad, between 6tli and 9th streets,
who is removing from his present place Of bust
ness. VHOS. w. EES EE,
NH sit Auctionecr.
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TO THE VOTERS OF MONROE
80 WARD.-The following ticket Is pro
nosed for your support at the ensuing Ward cleo
tons: FOR C0UNCiLMEN.
d. J, Saunders, j.. W. Glazebrook,
s. b. DenOon J. X. Anderson,
q. w. H. Tyler.
FOR ALDEKMES.
N. e.. Lipscomb. J. Il. Starke,
j. w. Beverage. C.. c. Elicit,
NH 28-lt* w. w. IImberlake.
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On Monday. the 18th inst. at h,s mothers resi-
of his age. #s
His lcas raj win take plaes from the Rvst Tagg
past "a CLOCK. The friends and acauaintances Of
the family are pastichlaTiy lnvitsd to attend
On Saturday the 2isk inst, at VI O'Clock a. NJ,
GEORGE PAINE, son of Geofgc and ElnIlra
Paine aged Sinonths and I3days.
In Charles City county. Va. March sd, suSien-
", Of heint,rr haze, a. o'clock. L. M, Mrs. WIN
EFERD CHlLDkkSS, IN the 10Th year Of her
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"a Large and Attractive Supply OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.

SPhINh AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN l. Fox.
BROAD STREET
Have been opening during the past two weeks
and are now prepared To offer, complete xssort-
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular astention to many
large lots 81 Foreign Goo Is, which will be sold al
p!rlces much Logger than those OF former seasons
w mention lew only OF the most attractive ar
Enxiisb BEREGEs. in immense variety;
VOLANTH;
avery large assortment OF SILKS, of every va
rety OF sty lc at 3 to 30 per cent below the cost
French Printed xcoNETs and ORGANIZES;
iAAvELiN6-DkESS GOODS. Of every descrlp-
Spnas DklAINEs and cHALLlEs;
french and India FOCLARD SILKS, some en-
ufeiy new and handsome designs.
~ uur stock OF Dore s:ic Staple Goods has never
NEGRO CLOTHING. of every grade.
AmOnzet the last named. wo would call the opc-
GA attention q bayers 10 some very lsrEe los. Of
rsffEH!HsS 1n9 ueorkIA Plaza and Striped ~ ma !.
nnuhuS. and = larke variety 0l other articles of
'''1''eS pREEDEN Z FOX,
nh n-lwif III Broad street.
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ma Remember: Rocks Good Samaritan,
FOR THE CUREOE
RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA.
SPRAINS, &C., &c,
is for sale by Druggists generally in the city BE
sure and ask for ROCKS SAMARITAN, when
you buy. or you may get something else. and not
he cured or benefited.
Wholesale orders supplied on liberal terms.
NH 27-6tif
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The LEGISLATURE.


The Senate yesterday passed a large number
of House bills, among them a bill repeating
the act incorporating the town Of Hampton,
In Elizabeth City county, and. the bill con-
corning the work house to be established in
the city Of Richmond. Senate bills incorpo-
rating the Fredericksburg and Fauquier Rail-
road, aud for increasing the capital stock OF
the South-Side Railroad, for the purpose OF
constructing u branch road to the Roanoke
river, were rejected. The House bill apprc-
priating S30,OOO to pay the ascertained balance
Of Harper's Ferry expenses, was passed.
House bill providing for the better organiza-
ton Of the militia Of the Commonwealth was
discussed and amended, and will probably be
finally acted on to-day.
In the House Of Delegates large number OF
bills were passed. among them various acts Of
incorporation. The bill amending the char
ter Of the North and South Railroad, increas-
ing its capital stock Sl5o,OOO, was rejected
The bill making an additional appropriation
to the Virginia Military Institute, underwent
various notifications, and the amount OF the
proposed appropriation was reduced to geo,
WD. The bill was finally passed.
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LOST AND STRAYED.

Breeder & Fox, on Broad street,
Der. at the Of Franklin and Madison Streets
y pair Of GOLD SPECTACLES. The finder will
be literally rewarded by returning them to me.
NH 2S-3t X. ARCHER, Tredee ar Iron Works.
I OST- On Saturday. cath inst. on Sth street, he
- tween Main and Cary, my FREE PAPERS.
They were in small tin box A reward will be
paid for their return tn this office.
NH 23-lt* Free WOwan Of Color.
LrOUND-At tho Market House in Richmond, Il
PURSE, containing some money. The owner
penses. w. II. SlHIN6EE LI.oW.
1nh 23-2t* Manchester.
I OST.. On Sunday night. the 18th of March be
- tween the hours OF lO and ii O'Clock. VlCrO-
each end. The finder will he literally rewarded by
leaving it at the Dispatch office. NH N-AN
| OSr-Atihe old AFRICAN Church, on SUNDAY.
/ will pay Tor The trouble Of returning them at the
Dispatch office. PLEASANT ADAMS.
NH 27-2t* free man OF color.
EOUN D-A small POCKET BOOK. between
Aylett's and New Castle. containing MONEY
and Pal Frs, which the owner can get by descrlb-
ngtt, either in pc rsOn or writing, and paying the
mn MHM ct 80 ~ U.s. JOSIAH BURRUss
c., 85 REWARD. Strayed or stolen
~ AseSE from nv residence, a half grown WHITE
%-6PUPPY. For his return. or for such IN
formation AZ will lead to his recovery, will pay
the above reward. tmh 23-tsl w. g. PAINE.
227 MAIN Str }JOHNSON'S HALL,
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TO TNE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
49, No FL hereby announce myself = can
d,data for re- election to the office of CONSTA-
BILE for the above district, and respectfully goclt
your votes in May next. 49, ~
NH 2S tide GEO. w. THOMAS.
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M Samuel NJ. Price Il Co..
ISL MAIN STREET,
Are opening this morning further supplies of
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, consist
Handsome SILKS. BEREGEs and ORGAN . les.
Beautiful BEREGE ANGLAIS ROBES, cf the
latest styles.
Elegant BERE f and ORGANIZE ROBES.
New SILK MANTLES.
French LACE MANTLES, of the latest ST. les
and at the lowest prices.
DUST Frs. in great variety. among WHICH may be
found FULL SUITS, including DRESS and
MANTLE. something entirely new.
HOOP SKIRTS, the last novelty and the best Of
the season.
We will open in few days tof which due notice
will be given, an assortment Of REAL THk FAD
MANTLES and POINTS, of THE VERY LAT
EST impOrtations NH l9-2wi2p)
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CANE dates FOR OFFICE.


- MONROE WARD; -MEssKs EDI-
81 Tors: The following ticket will he sup
ported for Monroe Ward, a: the W ard election, on
the first Wednesday, the 4th day OF April:
COUNCiLMEN.
s D. Depoon l.. w Gazebrook,
D. J, 3aunders J. r. Anderson,
6. w. II. Tyler.
p IT, Sta,ke J. W. Beveridge,
N. c. Lipscomb, W. W. IIMbeTlake,
NH SIT" G. T.. Elicit.
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N, Burneft's Superior Extracts, for fla vor-
ing CUSTARDS, PIES. BLANC-MAN6E, ICE
CREAMS. JELLItS, SAUCES, &c, &C.. ipre-
pared from Fruits of the best quality, and highly
concentratedl
The, attention of Confectlonsrs Hotel Keepers
and Families is respectfully invited to the above
named Extracts; They have all the freshness and
flavor of the delicate fruits from which they are
Sold at wholesale BY JAS +. DUVAL. FISHER
4 WINSTON and w. l.. WARlNti, and at retail,
by traders generally. fe 25-3m.
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kA Boots and Shoes for
SPRING A ID SU MME.R.
MARCUS HARRIS y BRO,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
SHOES. TRUNKS. &c.
No. LIS MAIN STREET, RicHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We are NV prepared to offer a complete assert
ment of BOOTS and SHOES, of the latest ard
most approved sty les, among which will lie found
the following goods of our own make, which, for
excellence of material and superior work lnanship,
Ne surpassed by none 10 this market. viz:
s s pairs Gents French Calf BOOTS;
800 - OXFORD TIES;
4W " STRAP SHOES;
~ Calf and Kid CATERS;
500 Ladies Morocco BOOTS;
800 I" Morocco and Goat BUSKTNS.
l,WO Morocco and Kid SLIPPERS;
500 - a. Side-lace and Con CATERS:
l.Do0 - Misses Boots and Shoes. of all sty les
loo Children's - -
Also, well selected stock Of Boys and Youths'
Boots and Shoes, of all sts les, together with a
large and desirable stock Of Pegged Work, makes
our assortment rs complete and great as any in
this market To all at which respectfully solicit
call from the purchasing community bef0re max
ing their purchases, as our facilities enable us to
oiar them ADVANTAGES as great at least, as can be
offered by any other house.
N. B.-Cusrom work made to order. a. usual, at
short notice and fair prices
MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO
No. us Main 81. next to American Hotel
NH 10 wy2pI
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-~
aASilks SaeriiAc
AND UTasR
EtEGAN1 DRRSS GOODS!
Ime'''ft iHrTfEsT NoxELrIEs, ,..
#~4* IN MATERIAL AND DEsiOt.
At unprecsden tcd prices. bsing Ing Thorn within the
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
1873 Main Street,
Are now receiving and opening their second sup
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS,
Many OF whch have been purchased AT THE auction
sales IN New York during the past week. ut which
s.e e.,Ses we're i9wer than ever known before. In
DRESS GOODS,
RICH LACE AND SILK MANTLES,
..MoHSE FURNISHING GooDs.
PRINTS,
PLANTATION GOODS.
Either by wholesale retail, they prepared to
Oher inducements HITHERTO uSEqUALLzD.
WATKINS & FlCKLEN's
OPENING OF SILKS
ON TUESDAY MORNING. THE 18th INST.
We sha u he prepared to exhibit an USRivALLkp
AOn WEDNESDAY morning. the 2lst, we WI
exhibit our splendid stock Of FRENCH LACE.
DAMAsIE, fUSHER and REAL LACE MAN
TIES; Silk do. and new DUSTERS-some the
real lace, very elegant. tmh l9-12tl W. q r.
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49, THE EIGHTH LECTURE

~ THE EIGHTH LECTURE
TIAN ASSoCIATIoN. viii he delivered Nv
JOHN X. THOMPSON, ESQ,
On THURSDAY EVENING, March 29th. $50. at
o'clock IN the Hall Of the MECHANICS IN
STITUTE.
SuBJEcT-" EDGAR A. POE"
Tickets Is cents--to BIO obtained at the usual
places. X. X. HOWISON.
NH 2S-2t Chairman Lee. Come.
DIR. +. 5. MlCHAELS can he fou nd
go at the Carbon Hill Mines" Henrico
county. after the 18th inst. NH 27-6t"
~ the BANK OF "e THE iu:u ON N :.
WEALTH will he held at their banking House in
this cits, on the second WEDNESDAY in April,
1.-THE ll,h prox.i at Il o'clock. J. B. MORTON.
NH 36-tllA Cashier
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K Peoples Candidate for High CONSTR Die.
Peoples Candidate for High Constable.
Peoples Candidate for High Constable.
Peoples Candidate for High Constable.
Peoples Candidate for High Constable.
j. ii. MCCtRDEY.
j. II. MCCURDEY.
}. II. McCURDEI,
j. ii. MCCCRDEY.
ELECTION, WEDNESDAY,. ATT OF APRIL.
ELECTION, WEDNESDAY, 4rH OF APR!
ELECTION, WEDNESDAY,. fTH OF APRIL.
ELECTION, "WEDNESDAY, 4rH OF Afki!..
ELECTION, WEDNESDAY,. Atm OF APRIL.
VOTE EARLY VOTE EARLY.
VOTE EARLY! VOTE EARLY
VOTE EARLY: VOTE EARLY:
NH 2-tdes
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ga ! have bee usin: Semplr's Infaiii-
bic BAKING Powder Tor some two years. ard feel
no hesitancy IN say ing that have been more than
pleased with IT. and regard vastly superior 10
any Yeast Powder IT has ever been ,ny good for
tune to try. n BskFR In
RICHMOND, October LIST, 1857
For sale bv all Druggists and Grocers
JOHN w. GARLICK, Cole Propr, etor
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mA. THE ATTENTION of our citizens is respect
fut! called to the splendid assortment Of Ga r
RIAGES, BUGtiIES, &c, at auction, THIS DAY :,
at GEO. f. SMITHS. on Broad. between 9Th and
9Th streets. Sale takes place at II q clock A. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-28
n. st. Nicholas Saloon,

n st. Nicholas Saloon,
MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE BANK,
The st. Nicholas saloon, second to no other es-
punishment III the State, is constantly supplied
with the chOcsst
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES
FRUITS, NUTS. etc !,
which will he sold by WHOLESALE or RETAIL
or the most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited to exam
Inc the large and veil selected stock, which IN be-
ing constantly added to, before purchasing else
where.
Parties aud families supplied with CAKES,
CREA Ms and JELLIES. of every description.
ANDREW ANTONt,
Manufacturer of Double Refined Candies, and
NH b-1mif Wholesale Dealer in Foreign Fruits