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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-23

In the Court Of
Common Pleas of
Bedford Co, No. /
Sept. Tenn, 1860.
P artltion Docket,
No. 1.
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Ma. DR.. Minnock's Indian Panacea, for
The CERTAIN CURE OF NEURALGIA AND
RHEUM ATISM.-Thi compound efirctmally
lleyes and cures NEURALGIA and RHEUMA-
TlSM in its most acute form. The great success
with which it has met and the INC eas :1g demand
Justifies the sertion that it stands usrivaed
remedy. Those who have suffered I'D are now
relieved are willing witnesses in ~halS Of it's viz
tues. The many testimonials which have been
given IN its behalf. are convincing ard satisfac
tory. The afflicted have only to try and he con-
WINGED.
"a Certificates of many well known citizens of
Richmond can be seen. For sale by
FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists,
NH st No. rs Main St., Richmond.
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- Froul New. DR.. q osser, Editor 81 the
CHRiSTIAN ADvOCATE.-SaMPLI ixT. LII
BILE BAKINo PowDKR.-An persons fond Of light,
sweet and wholesome loaf bread, bscqlss, batter.
and buckwheat cakes; may Iurchsse tins powder
with c0afde nee. The materials sro perft city
harmless: and more pleasantthNn Soda, Sale ratui,
&C. N" fear Of sour bread. The use Of Il will
make the Ightest sweeteat bread in tho shortest
possible time save time. labor and expense and
never dIsappoints, il the accompanying simple d.
reclOns observed. Besides it 10 manu- factu red
IN virginia, and is no invention Of Yankeedomi.--
JOHN W. GARLICx. manu- factuIey and sole propris-
tor, n ichm"Rd, Va: We know him, ard have tried
It, and reconmend It AZ the best We ever tried
Get it, and mind the directions.
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DIED,

On Thursday. eth March, Nsts. CASSANDRIA
MAHUNE. consort Of Me-. J. A. Malone. aged %
Years. She leaves a devoted husband, two chill
d en, and an afectIonats mother. I" mourn their
loss.
The friends and acqusintances Of the family are
Of her husband on 5fh street. near tho Armory. on
Saturday, 10th inst, at O'Clock. without further
notice.
On Thursday evening. the 9Th inst, JOHN C..
DAY. aged 66 years.
The funeral will take place from Leigh Street
Baptist Church. on this Saturday evening, at ;
o'clock. The friends and avquaintances are in
vitcd to attend.
March 9th, at the residence Of her father, Mr..
VIM Gardner, Mrs. ELIZABETH A. II q p
KINS, aged 80 years and months.
The funeral will take place from the First Baptist
Church at four O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The
friends and acq"aIntances of the family are re-
spectiully invited to attend without further notice
=" Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
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Virginia Marine Railway.


We referred lately, in another column to
This new and important addition to the com.
mercial improvements and facilities of Rich.
mond. 1t is owned by Messrs. r. o. HAS.
KINs. DAVID CuRnIk, john CuRRIE, .Jr., W.
q. ToMpKINs, and T. w. McCANCH These gen.
tlemen own about five acres Of land on viii IN
his railway is built. There are twenty feet
of water at the shore and forty horse power
engine to pull vessels out of it. This railway
is built in the most substantial manner As
well as the most approved mode, and will
readily take up the largest steamer or sailing
vessel trading to this port. A vessel can be
run on or of the ways In the course of few
minutes. We have already mentioned the fact
'n"' masters OF vessels, entirely the most COM
pe"n' Juages, who have examined the ways,
sits'X Oh them as inferior In no respect to any
o'nerS 70 o. found; and the master OF that
large ana hne steamer, the George Peabody"
running between baltimore and Richmond.
'"ey are tho only ways at either end of
Tue line mat can take up that vessel.
significant and interesting f.., oo,,
A.S'so WIN ms new enterprise 10, that a con.
tract has been entered into by the Richmona
and Liverpool Company and tho NJ
AnRAhAAs, OF Baltimore, to build two p.n,-
he
ground near the railway. and m. o,s. '"e
their shipyard In Baltimore The W.. :.
to BE- immediately commenced and vi.oro,. -
ly prosecuted. The importance to N. con.
merctai and mechanical interests OF Ricn
mond Of shipyard, with a In. marin.
railway attached, must b. seen at a glance
This really looks like u stap forward. ana in
connection with the construc ton OF vessels for
direct trade with europe. aud the proposed
deepening Of the James River, holds ont a
bright commercial future for Virginia. II
may be sneei ed at q, snail beginning, bat Il
Is beginning. aud Ms large ~ some of our
Arst cowmesciai cities made in the outset of
thsir commerce. II is a beginning, and ali
TAT Is now ded 10 secure . glorious ulti.
mate triumph ~ perseverance,, discrimination,
and the union Il all yng,nians in support OF
this direct and practical means OF achieving
vtrginja Independence. 81 .a b
P.ssident Bna tlaasa has pardoued Marcus
A. Woif. OF Missouri Tor forging land
The comanated sen tsncs ~ iiye
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u 2oS: FUN FOR GIRLS.
BATTLEDoREs.
. =, =, r n, nao ASp Gam Els OF ALL KINDS.
WV Sgfs
ERS, gcto, RICHAR Ds5N's s. 2G Main i st.
Fer ~ the best and LARGEST asso.,ent Ct small
FS,ths Best snd highest rouns, F%a. ass Sponge
fSr the largest assortment nsd fas
wsds want ot ps, sssp - ps R FAX Els
"n' any 0ns' table ''n" Rchkk e s.
lfyou are going TO get married or have a party,
ana WISH 10 get the largest assortment of good
mugs for the smallest amount of money, go to 2O6
Se s ' W i' chs121 snd
H1arsenessi a., &C. For sale BY Druggists gene,
rally and wholesale S snd re'r s, q.
mn Io-It BOG Nam street. near 9th
Ih"rAh II MA hiNS 81, ! DOORS ABOVE srn
we the soSs IS
Flka esa UHk fSSf Rq Ess:s
i rSs Of ali k Rok Sd B and
receive VISIT from his numerous friends and
Hualhtances. NH l0-3t't2p)
~ ,BrNloNs. DEFoRMED NAILS,
WARTS, and al tHcrescences of the Feet. instan-
11aneousIy removed without pain or Inconvenience.
spired to make miserable about the feet have the
remedy within grasp as long as DR.. SCHULTZ
troublesome and Consequently shonld he properly
n 1SHseo w. s pr mss be cGpsatsd daily at his
SEEDOATN. SEED OATS.-6,WU bushels of
sale by NH 1911 M MARK Xxx G bow NE 'o'
MEYER Ealing VIRGINIA YEAST
~ row DERS-Snperior SeidIltz Powders; CT
Attic superior assortment Of Turkish ard
Cigars; fer sale by l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
9th and Broad streets.
SWEET HAVANA OkANGEs.-iOb bills. IIa
Louis J. BossIEUx.
MESSiNA OKANGES.-loO boxes MeSsina
ho,o ofanSos, ioi Ssif on commission, IN loss of
- - IoUIs. j. j.. BoosssssiiEUx, No. 80 Main st.
FRESH COCNANUTs.-5,ooo fresh San Bla.
eeSSs s. ss1ooHsr s"' G6 tx re-
No. 50 Main street.
PAINTS, OILS. yAKNlSHEs, &c.-A very
largo 'f SSy f2F sa 70 BY wno,.,.,. p,n...
- No. s. Main street, Richmond.
NEW SHIRTS.-A new lot of Shirts for the
~ Spring trade just received BY the subscribers,
ao Call r FL n ss HtT
RLACk DRESS FROCKS-Of good quality.
- assorted in size. and warranted in TT and ma
f ftyf HrI dH5s @sn :,1ss
OLD JAVA COFFEE.-2OO pockets extr. fine
~ Old Java Coheo, just landed and for sale BY
SELDEN l. MILLER
Corner Pearl and Cary streets,
CANDL ES.-6OO boxes Adamantine Candles. $50
- boxes Mays Patent Chemical Sperm Candies.
sELDEN l. MILLER.
( ATS.-l600 bushels Eastern Shore Oats, daily
seldom l. MILLER,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
ONLY 23 CENTS for a moe Swiss Muslin Col |
~ lar, worth 30 cents. at
JACOB A. LEYY'S. Is Nam st.
ONLY 50 CENTS for q nice Swiss Muslin Col |
- lar. worth 0h cents, at LEWIS
ONLY rs CENTS for fine Grass Linen HdEf.. |
~ and Linen Cambria Hdkf.., worth 50 cents. at
JACOB A. LEVYU.
ONLY SO CENTS for SUPP 6ne Irish Linen, |
80" : j 1sasoi 1. LEWIS. is Main street
ONLY rs GENTS for yard vide heavy Un- |
~ o'sached fot r% veil E %t 10 cents. q
Java COFFEE,of superior auslity; prime nav
- Moe, landing Per bark PArthixn,h for salo hv
- ~, : : |. 9. B. DAVENPORT.
GROUND ALUM XALT-1D sacks. for AL.
- by EDWIN WORKMAN l. CO.
sGDFisH-to auintaIs now receiving, tor ,sls
- " WA. WALLACE SONS.
y Esn AiOUNTAlN MULL nUTlER-
= Juat looofV06. fnf nal0pbv VIM n HlNsy
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Ma Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Net accumulation, JAM LIST. 1860. So 400 $50 80
Total amount of dividends paid to
Jan lst 1859. observation-disclosures. 1918 .359 43
Total amount of claims by death paid
to JAM LIST, 1860 Observation-Disclosures. 2.l5i $50 So
S6,s73,796 81
The dividend Jan. 1st, 1860, is IS per cent.
Only half the premium, on policies for term of
life is required in cash: the other half NAV be
paid in a note bearing 6 per cent. inserest-rHE
DIVIDEND BEING rs PER CENT, nearly balances
the note: This company pays their dividends
while the insured is living.
This company Offers ADvANTAG "a and SECURITY
unsurpassed by any Institution in this country
Please call at 80 Main street, and get circular.
NH 7-5t KNOWLES Il WALFORD.
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M Southern Sewing Machine
TESTERS LOCK STITCH sHUTTLE

Arrangements are benz made 70 manufacture
the above Justly celebrated Machines in Richmond,
w. va. They are unrivaled in point of simplicity,
every branch OF industry where the needle is re-
CURED.
They are gotten up in various styles ranging in
prices from $50 to $50
The above Machines exhibition for the
present at COrInthan Hall. Main street. and At the
Old Dominion Office" in Belvin's row. opposite
Bank st Richmond. JOHN H. LESTER.
NH 9-6t(2p)
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n THERE Will Rr,,(

W TEMPERANCE MfETINlt 70
y LEIGH Sr: BAPTIST chi.
u MONDAY NIGHT. the Nh A.
,/ der the auspices of SPRiVa
DlvlS!0N, No. l67. Sons of Tsm"e,n',i
RhON ;s will address the aad ,s1ss' >, /.
Spring field on the occasion. % ahat.
Memhee, s VIII meet at Springfield U,u,,,.
punoiually. Il. W.T. ~ M Mia,.
NH 10 q ptfs
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SELLING OUT REIOw co..
lEWEI u u NMI

GL The undersigr ed takes the I ia s,,, {
the LITHOGRAPHtC PRTNTlNi; TsT rn pesg
MENT OF Messrs. RITCHlE 4 Di'yyhi9el,,,.:
In consequence OF this change IN nr h ,n' y
am Obliged 10 sell ont my present ,,o ".''','
want Of FINE JEWELRf. WATCH, !.
WI ing X greatly to their interest 10 ry.,
r:H nLf GALL. as | only intend 10 Sill
FOX COST short time. The balance S 81 ~.
VIII oe SOFA Ut auction l.. H0YER
No. l9S Man ,,,ss
Iln IV-lmN HetWae n - Y
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please SAY they are. ADV
| LADf.
Anderson Eliza
Anderson mrs LID
| AdkensOn mrs MARY A
Armstrong mrs Jas
Anderson miss Mary r
Austin miss Sarah f
AtklssOn miss Ruth +
Atkinson miss Marv A
Armstrong miss nj J
Arnold miss Mary s
BO Wing Ann
Brown Dolly tcoi'd)
Butler mrs Cyrus
Barrett mrs Sarah
Bennett mrs JCF
Bowles mrs Mary A
Bradley mrs Sarah
Brlzzalara mrs + J
bartlett miss Lettee
Bowlin Iulss Levenia
Brooks miss Catherine
Christian miss Ann
CrOder miss
Crow miss A G.
CAIAROn miss C
Clayton miss l.
Cook MISS Mary A
Collins miss + w
COtrell miss Octavia v
cannon miss Marx't
Grafton miss Bette
CTump
Crump mrs T. J
Crouch mrs BIS
Grafton mrs Mary A
Campbell mrs s
Craney mrs ] b
Christian mrs Ann Nj
Claiborne mrs Martha
Clark mrs Cath
Clarke mrs Mari
Collins mrs Fl
Caspgene mrs G.
Compton miss Fannie
Dangerfeld miss NJ w
Davenport miss H ~
DedlOke miss Sarah V
DTewry miss Nj S
Driscoll mrs Catherine
Dupriest
Ellis mrs Mary
Enright miss Ellen
Elan miss r. J
Eggles'on miss Julia
Egglesten miss F h
Freeman mrs Mary
Ford mrs Susan H
Findley mrs nj A w
Fandunard miss r
Flgg miss Mary h
Fisher miss Mary
Grifs mrs +
Graves mrs + NJ
Griffin mrs H A
Goddin miss Mary
Gordon mrs N H
GoodaIl miss A 4
Gentry miss NJ II
Gathright mrs +
GaskIns miss A A
Glenn miss T
Lakewood mrs +
Holt miss nj C
HObsOn mrs Mary
Henley Dolly
Hamick miss A A
Halves MISS j
Raymond miss Va
Hart miss Marg't
mrs Mary A
HagemeyeF mrs NJ A 2
n artshOrne mrs C
J Jarvis mrs Frances
Johnson mrs nj f
Johnson mrs V
Johnson mrs Mary A
ennlngs miss Martha
Jenkins Anna b
Johnson miss Susan
lones miss s F
Zones miss Mary A
\ ent mrs Jas S
\ elley mrs Faronia
4 Kennedy mrs Sarah
ximhrough mrs NJ Fl
Kennedy miss NJ A
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LADIES' LIST

~ shs StSb CbbCut6tsObt VA VII
7 letters IN this Last, wi
ERTIsEp.
;S' LIST.
Leafy Mary
Lscy mrs Mary C. .
LeemAn mrs Martha
Lewis Ellen cold
Lipsc0m b miss Ella s
Moore Mary tool'dJ
Mullen Mary T
Madison mrs Thefesa
Marsh mrs Jane /.
Marsh mrs Lucy e
Mayes mrs JudIttsP
Mayo mrs r G.
Miller mrs c B
nj ose by mrs f. +
Mooton mrs Patsy
Moran mrs Fannie W
Montez Madam Lola 2
Martin miss Lucio
Monitor miss Mary A
Mathews miss Mafg't
Morris miss Julia w
Murden miss Clara r
Mckenna mrs Jno
Nealson MISS Mary
Norris miss J C.
Nixon mrs Emily I.
New mrs f A
Nettles mrs Lucy
Nolan mrs Cath
O'COnnell miss +, ]
Otey miss Nj =
ParniIl miss Mary A
PeaSley miss Julia
Price mrs Susan 4
Priddy mrs A B
Person mrs Susan N
Pitts mrs Martha
Pollard mrs $ NJ
Quick mrs A
keRaldson mrs Eliz'th
ROdck mrs Ann b
Rogers mrs Mary A
Rose mrs Jas H
Raglaud miss e. r
Reed miss f
Richardson miss A NJ
RlchardsCn miss I.
Smith Leven,a
Steele mrs
Shaw mrs NJ +
ShIilinElass mrs
Shinault mrs Heyter
Spear miss Cath y
Snelllngs miss MarvJ
Smith miss AdelIne J
Smith miss Mary d
ShIpman miss LOretta2
Shannahan miss Kate
Seay miss X Nj
Turner mrs Ann p
Ty Ter mrs VI F
Thompson mrs IT
Tiller mrs Mary s
Tibbs NJ ara tcol'd)
Terrell mrs l.
Taylor mrs Az
Tayl or miss Mary J
Taylor HISS Bette NJ
Templeman miss
Cotty miss G NJ
IalafarO miss Fanny A
Tempkins miss NJ J
.rOnner miss NJ
Turner miss r. NJ
Woodward mrs NJ A
Wood mrs Sarah w
WOODY mrs Jane
mrs Eliz'th,
White mrs Lucy X
w are mrs Mary r
.addill mrs FA b
. aldron mrs F II
Walker mrs Anna
w aldrOn mrs VIM
Waldin mrs MaryJ
Wright miss u
" AIDE miss Bette J
w ashlngton miss Susan
w atsOn miss Amelia
w ashinstOn miss C.
w hitlOck miss bell
VI lcks miss Lucy A
W lte Frances tcol'dJ
! arborouxh mrs NJ A
| eatman mrs Nj X
thinner miss Eliza
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The LEGISLATURE.

The Senate, yesterday, adopted the resolu-
tons, heretofore offered, regarding the boun-
Diary line between Maryland and Virginia.
The official term Of certain State officers, cho-
sen on the 18th February last, was construed
to commence from January 18th, 1861 The
CoInmitteeof Privileges and Elections report.
ed that no disability had been shown to attach
to Il, b. DOUGLASS, Esq, Senator from King
William, at the time of his election The Com
mittee of Courts of Justice returned a report
to the effect that it was inexpedient to take any
&C ton on the resolution in relation TO the re-
prieve OF Stevens and Hazlett. The Commit
tees of Courts, &c, of both Houses, were ad-
dressed on the above subject III the Senate
chamber, on Thursday night, by Geo. Sennott,
Esq. counsel for the condemned The Board
Of Commissioners appointed to audit and set
tie the Harpers Ferry expense account, were
directed 10 procure suitable silver medals to
be presented to the Cadets of the Virginia
Military Institute Resolutions were intro.
duCed and adopted more clearly defining how
certain claims against the State, arising out of
the Harper's Ferry raid, shall be settled
House bill repeating certain sections of An
act passed April I'd, ISIS, entitled IAN act
providing for a more uniform currency OF the
Banks of the State,'' was called up in the
Senate, anda substitute therefor being offered
by Mr.. JOHNSON, it was adopted and the bill
was then passed, the title thereto having been
altered so as to read, "an act to amend and
re-enact the 29th section of Chapter S. of the
Code" A joint resolution was introduced for
the purpose of effecting further extension of
the session until the 10Th inst. But little bus
mess of interest was done in the House. The
bill imposing 4 tax on Special Licenses was
under consideration during the day and last
night.
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n PUECEI.L, LADDAtO.,

X PUECEIL, LADD 90, -.
~ WHOLESALE DR. Gi,l
No. l22, corner MaM and GorUaF ~
~ kfrhp!ond.
Have now IN store their Spnug supples0
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PANTS, 0,lH
INDIGO, NADER. and other b r.
WIN DOW GLASS OF all sizes
WHITE LEAD, VARNlshkS. &c. ell,
BURNING FLUID. CANFHkNh ~
GINA COAL OIL, and KEH0slNa.
manufacturers prices.
Our stock comprises one 81 The larsfsI 81 :
aSsOrtments of goods tn our line 20 re oAli z =
South-has been selected IA person bs sAe@
hrm. purchased for cash. enabliDs US 70 9t 7,
20 IDS at such low prices a. cannot it,i 70 Sc N
isfaction.
Merchants will iiTd It Ia Their nteiesi 70 3 :
examine our stock I've fore purchasing eisesss
PURCELL, LApp ~
klfHHI
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ia Insurance. Insurance. ..Life and Fire
Insurance, at the LOWEST rates charged by re-
sponsihle companies.
For ALL KINDS of Insurance. with AZ little de-
lay rs possible. call at the old established General
Insurance Office on Pearl street. opposite Jno N.
Gordon, next door to E. ID. Eacho.
The BEST companies represented and all losses
promptly paid
Hours Of business from 9 to ], and from to
O'Clock daily. C. X. BROKEN,
NH Civ General Insurance Agent.
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E1A ,STEAYED AWAY l,.,

TX Ir0m Bacon Quarter BrarrI
A.as scale house. TNO BEEF C "a ~
Yellow Buffalo and the other "a !
white spots. | will pay q reward Of IS sf fr,
iiverv to me At the Old Market ~ 'oi
NH 81 fOurnu
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ma Rockbridse Alum Wharf.-The water
obtained from the justly celebrated ROCkBRIDGE
ALUM SPRING, can he used at this season with
great success. AS An Alternative, it is unsurpass-
ed. In cases Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and
many other diseases, it is sIngularly efFcacious,
and as a Strengthening tonic truly valuable For
sale by FISHER Il WINSTON,
NH 3-lm No. l25 NJ ain street, Sole Agents.
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~w TRUNKS, VALlCES. BONN

EaN 0N p . \ r. ; CAFTtI NM 49, !,
AfABAuS, Sc.-We have nov u '.e's ..
of the largest aud most varied asSo''Hf.
Trunks, 4 c., To lie found IN THIS eii!r c'1i, 4
all of the various styles and sizes ntoe !, .~
lowest priced Trunk 10 the hhrs soc -
Trunk. Those IN want Will please ca W.
lne our stock, rs we are satisfied u ; ~,
crate profit. We hope 10 please al 10 9i'.S''
AS IN quality and size. ,,usl
MARCUS HARRlst 81
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mA Tue WONDERS of the world you can see.
when you take the STEREoscOPE and n number of
assorted PHoTOG PLATES. Whatever art
mas created since centuries, nature has charmed
since the creation. and history has thought since
any record YOU find realized in this wonderful in
directly from France and En- gland are kept for
sale at the Opticians. II. J. FRANKLIN x Co.. is
Main street. in the City Savings Bank
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HA. PHOTOG RAPHs and AMBRorYPEs of a supe
ror quality, can be obtained at all hours of the day,
Steam Gallery. Main street, near the Dispatch
office, at prices ranging from Is cents to S25-
Large SIZE groups: in gilt frames or fancy cases at
reduced prices Facilities for executing 500 por-
traits daily. fe ISIts
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At the National Hotel, Washington. H. c., on
the IN February, b. Rev. Z. C Bittns. LOUIS
J. BO6S1 EUX aad Mrs. ALMlRA v. TAYLOR.
both Of this city. g
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~ All the world at Peace.
NO MORE QUARRELS,
FIRM UNION.
SAVE THE PIECES.
Then call at
JAS. II. PEARCE Il CO.. new Drug Store. cor
rer Of 9th and Broad streets. get bottle Of Mega
TIVE GLUE CEMENT. use AS directed, and be
satisfied that the - Union" can he preserved.
NH Sim
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II The death of Mr.. J. X HANSON, one Of
the oldest citizens of Washington, is announced
in the National InteAisenesr. Mr.. HANSON was
Il nephew of JOHN HANSON, of Maryland, Pres.
ident of the first Congress, and near kins-
man of ALEXANDER HANSON, formerly dis.
linguished United States Senator ffom that
State. He was gentleman Of most exemplary
life and amiable qualities. Few of any sem
sibility," says the InteHigeneer, ''could see the
well-known form of the lame old man without
the purest sympathy; for to them he was
always associated with the memory of his
three gallant sons, who In all the pride and
bloom Of manhood, offered themselves on the
altar Of their country, with the last breath
commencing their beloved parent to the care of
that God who is better than sons or daughters.
They died gloriously their deeds speak for
them. 10 their family they leaveIin sacred
keeping their memory, and their country's
legacy, even the trusty swords they welded
calamity to the DEATH"
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ia CoLDs.-Few are aware of the importance
OF checking Cough or Common Cold in it's first
stage that which in the beginning would Weld fc
q mild remedy, If elected. soon attacks the
Lungs. Brorn's Bronchial T,ochex,'' contain
ing Gemulcent ingredients, allay Pulmonary Irri-
tntiOn NH g-d3t FS&T uE vii
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LETTER LIST.

1eIOELETTENS Remaining n the RICH
- MOND POST-0FF1CE. on the 9Th day OF
March. 1870. '' VI
Published BY Authority cf Act Of Congress, m
tho newspaper having the largest circulation the
District whore printed. " '~
- Persons calling fcr letters IN this Last, will
please SAY they are ADVERTISED. :
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WANTED-LABoR.-The James River and
" kanawho Company want to hire eighteen
able bodied NEGRO MEN TO work during The
rsmai nder OF the present year on the repairs Of
Inc canal betWeen this city and Lyncbburg. The
balance Of the year and feed and clo.he well. and
owner. u. l. CHINN '"'
NH Sim supt. }. X. & K. Canal.
WANTED. SIXTY SERVANTS, to 60 to the
Dining Room and Cabin Servants Those wisnins
BY e sss!iy e ''J JAMEs 4 Sr L%SpSS'S,,'' '
w SALESMAN in Dry Goods " or Grocery nte stoT as
Has had an experience of three years, aud could
Dress goa Hme nss H. references E1T h i'd
WANTED-To pRUGGIsTs-By gentleman
nine years IN ne Dug Business, and Who Ds can ~
like amount Of capital. and capable OF ma aging
the books and finances Of large bus ness. SUCH 4
party can re assured OF the prospect Of establish
addressed .B A. II Hox ssg1ss. 'ss
mond; Applications must bc addresses AZ above
Jr,' Lynchburg, Va, fe l3-dNv "
WANrED-,Everyh TO know that | have
c. - RceeHHTTeRs .s the rs1qfsctgTe Of TRUNKS.
street. Richmond. where they can find bcan.ifnl
assortment 81 Trunks, valices, and Carpet Baxs,
sEsTy " s *. a. prices q low
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covsrs msSe =,
ot DC x a the shortest notice. NJ. vo.r.
WAaNIriED.Fif,een able Negro MEN, from
No sssa.5 ~ n:
tbe.e aVGnce 70 .insle aoorer has occurred IN
over surface hires viii Ie paid for Coed .sen. Fsc
@ kss.' Il e. e Co.. n
isa -'' ''''' joa rs 4's %sikRrs Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Rsalf, odd Hrown's Secretary OF Statr, deliv-
cred n lecture in Columbus, OHIO, one evening
last week lie had Al audiences Ut about TWEEN.
" parsons. s 3ss= ..ssga I'd e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10
NOW OPEN, A. y. HELL

~~N NOW OPEN, A. y. hhtI -
~8 CO.'S, our iuii stock OF HssF' I'D
and chiidren's Boots, Shoes, eaters &c u.
which we have Ladies Glove Md run !
Lad,e>' Glove KID Button Congress 'tsr .
dies French Cloth Buitoued kr"i'' 500 -
new. } and other various sly les ri hc'' ~
&c, too numerous IN mertloa, = r,.,n-s
u. HELlERS W