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Ahe Episcopal Church and the National
Troubles

The New York Church Journal states that
there Will be no schismatical division of the
Episcopal Church in conseq uencc of the sep
aration of the Confederacy In tho organize
ton of that Church each State composes n
Diocese, and each Diocese, like each State is
sovereign and independent. Their national or.
ganzation resembles the Federal organization,
and consequently, according to the Journal,
not only will the effects of State secession
upon the diocesan relations of the Church in
the seeded States be at once recognized. but
where, AS in the case of the Bishopric
OF Alabama, the concurrence of the National
Episcopate may be necessary to fill va
cancy, the promptest measures will be taken
by the Northern Bishops to give the requisite
sanction to the elections in Alabama, and TO
every other act necessary for the entire indie
pendence of all the dioceses In the seeded
States. This is in perfect harmony with the
NOBLE attitude of the Episcopal Church
IN the North from the beginning, which has
always and everywhere set its face as a flint
against abolitionism, aAd every other ism,
and which is composed of body of clergy
and laity which would have done honor to
any age and any nation of the Christian
Church.
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Letter from a Virginian in the North.

The following extract from Virginia gen.
tleman residing in Philadelphia to his CORES
pondeat in this city, will be read with inter
est. 1t will be seen that the Northern people
are getting ahead of our own Unionists, in
discovering that the Unioa is dissolved:
''PHILADELPHIA, March 81, 1851.
my DEAR SIR: Your favor or the 23d came
promptly TO hand. You are in error, however in
supposing that the Northern people are still Ia
boring under the hallucination that the cotton
States are still in the Union. They admit it-it is
true reluctantiy-and | believe majority have
come to the conclusion that a peaceable separa-
ton is the only course 10 be pursued in the pres
ent aspect Of affairs. Some of the leading politi-
cans oppose 1t at present, but SO soon as the pa
tronage OF the Government is apportioned out
among these cormoTants, they will accent auy
terms offered them. If Virginia would pass a Sc
eession ordinance and unite with the South the
most stable, prosperous, and powerful Govern
ment could be formed on the face of thu globe
- II the members of the COnv ention knew the
condition of things here and elsew here in the
North. as know them, they would not hesitate
An hour. Oh ! Virginia the mother of statesmen
heroes and patriots there WAS a I me when your
absent sons could point with proud satisfaction to
You, as model of honor, chivairy, and decision
Of character, but you have fallen from your
proud estate into the lap of the moderate fepub-
ilcans. Nothing but a withdrawal OF the Border
Slave States will settle this question, and the
sooner LIS done the better.'f
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THE Guns at BelIona Eauudry.

We publish the following correspondence
since 1t contains some information upon a
subject Of engrossing interest ut the present
time:
To the Editors Of the Dispatch Enclosed send
you the copy OF communication received this
morning from the Secretary of War, in relation 10
the 'tBeliona guns Iuasmuch a. the exciting
scenes in our Legislature. as well rs the street
gossip, concerning them, have engaged a consi-
derable share of public attention this letter may
possess some interest for your readers. A desire
10 prevent oantict 6etw cen the citizens of Rich
nond and the United States authorities, in reInov-
ing them to Fort Monroe, prompted me to request
the Secretary OF War TO countermand any orders
he might have issued for their removal
Tours, respectfully, J. NJ. MCCCE.
WAR DEPARTMENT March Is, 1881.
. Dear Sir-l have had the honor to receive your
hanks of the Department
NO order has been given, for the removal of the
guns at The beliona Foundry, to Fort Monroe.
am, sir, very truly, yours,
SIMON CAMERON.
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hrHrn.

OI0O,
In Manchestsr. on Friday, March eoth Of con-
year. " leaves : devoted and affectiaDate wife
and NJ y friends to mourn their loss.
Farewell, my dear husband,
| know that thou art bl est;
NO earthly woe, dream Of pain
shall hauht thy peaceful breast.
Thon hast but fled TO realms Of bliss
mansion to prepare,
When shall Join thee, dearest one
Thy endless Joys TO share.
On saturday marning, seth inst, at II o'clock,
30 years " As'u
copy. f"fS'
On the 2ath Of March, 1851. at HilIsboro'. In the
county OF Gooehland. Miss VIRGINIA, daughter
Oh the iate Archibald Peasants, of that county.
Al his late residence in Caroline county, March
his age '
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The Cox,vnnsiu,

The debate was continued on SATURDAY., in
Committee of the Whole, on the pending pro-
positions. Mr.. FLorRSoY urged the present
ing OF an ulttmotum to the North, without a
Conference with the Border States. Mr. Goo
GIN spoke in favor of his own ordinance of se-
cession, which looks to q construction in
union with the States which'have withdrawn.
Mr.. JAMES BARBOUR commenced n speech, ad-
yocating secession, but was physically unable
TO finish. He will resume the floor to-d day, if
the state Of his health permits. The Conven-
ton, after pretty warm con test, adopted a
resolution tor the termination of debate, in
Committee of the Whole, on Thursday next.
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Gould shsre be more striking iilustra ton
Of the productive power of slave labor than
the foregoing figures afford Could there be
more conclusive proof of their value to the
State. and to every interest In the State The
taxes u pays are but the index of the proper
~ il has earned for the taxation to be levied
upon. The taxes It pays are but general
fund annually contributed 70 the Treasury of
the Commonwealth, In which every citizen,
be he resident upon the Ohio or the Hoiston,
has - direct an interest a. the Eastern plan
ter. And yet ths snbmissionists of Virginia
propose TO dx her In q condition 10 be abrupt
~ robbed Of this labor. Worse than Aboli.
tIonists, they are willing 70 be parricides.
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CHARTER ELECTION.

- 49, 49, 49, ~
For other Election Notices, see Jaurth pagel
H 49,, UNION TICKET.
MAYOR-Chas s. Mills.
CoM'WEALTH's ATTORNEYS. T. Daniel.
GAS works. J Frv
SERGEAST-T U. Dudley
CoLLECTOR-J. A. Hobsou
WATER WORKS. l. Davis
poor HoUsE-Richard Rein..
sTREETS-M. Bates.
GAUGER-Richard Fox.
SUEER--Thos F Butler
FOR JEFFERsoE WARD.
coCNCILMEN.
Adrew Johnston, Allen y Stokes.
j. humphreys, J. w. Mckeil,
Thos. f. Ballard.
ALDERMEN.
VIM. Taylor, ID Sanxav,
Geo. W. Allen, John VI. Higgins,
E. A J. Cioptou.
MADISON WARD
CorSCILMRS.
WIN. II. Trip;ett. Jas A. Scott,
q. X. Crutchfeld, VIM, G.. Allen
Writ Robinson.
Jas. K. Caskie j. g. Binford,
Jas Bray, Ed. W Tompkins,
ap Its Ro. N. Burton.
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M RIoHM oND KArRR
kCEKEL MoxLRY....Sole Lessees and Managers.
EAS TER MON DAY
SUPERB BILL

First time In America of a new piece OF dasp
interest, now playing in London with Inner. %
success, entitled the
CHIMN EY NER,
In which the eminent actor,
MIR. g. w. COULDOCK,
Will ipaugnrate the second week of his
TRIUMPHANT ENGAGEMENT
BY appearing in the character.of
PETER PROBlTY,
A part well calculated to display his
VERSATILE AND ARTISTIC ACTING
In addition to the above, will be performed the
great Irish Drama entitled
IRELAND AS 1T IS.
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NE spring-April LIST, 1861.
SILK DRESS GOODS AND MASTILIA HOUSE.
THOS. r. PRICE SEQ.
Are now opening splendid stock IL
STA PL L A Nd FANCY GOODS
For spring and summer sales, to which, BY steam
ers due to-day, and daily for the next two weeks
large additions will be made in
Elegant DRESS GOODS, every variety
Rich Plain aud Fancy SILKS, French
FOULAkDS, P0PLINS, MoUSELINES, &c
superb BLACK MOURNING SILKS
Rich BLACK TAFFETA SILks for dresses
and tho new shaps basquine, so much
BOABAZlNES, CIIALLIES, HERNANNIS,TA-
MISE.
Also-EMBR0IDERIES, HOSIERY, GLOVES.
great line of LINkN GOODS, DAMASKS.
T0WEtIEGS, SHEETINGS, CoTToNS, BRIL-
SERVANTS GO0DS-Very heavy stock at very
lowest mark rates, bought for cash recently
fs- in MANTLE DEPARTMENT-The newest
shapes of WRAPPiSGS made up IN the most ele-
gant manner, upon few hours notice.
ap l-lw THoS. T. PRICE \ co.
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ePucrAI NoT1cEe.


VERY sEi.HcT AND SCARCE
SPRING &c GUNNER GOODS.
By Express and steamers. We have in store and
ere rscsivins various styles Of very select and
siLAs' DRks TaiAAFFE R ooops. &C.,
Among which we invite especial attention to the
Beautiful BRoCHE SPRING SILKS;
Klch BaratheA Black do; .g,..osss-.
Silk Embroidered, High -Lustred P0PLLNs;
Elegant Embroidered Grenadipe BER EaEs;
Colored Broche MoZAMBiQT Es-rery choice:
Very ans PR Prinisd French ORGANIZES and
ss rsg B PlIs fSsd cheap
Novelties In Lace I.ae am. .nd SIX SIns maNTLIss
French, English sid American PRINTS. In va
cAadiSsiRyIits, ALSO
IA''H t 4sEEs,,4.s,sszs,.
Bs edsa sHEETSss and LONG
'' DA go 'wHxfKiNs & FIcKLEN.
N B.-For the next three or four weeks, fpre-
,r;,1 to packing them uPfor the summer,) we
Y" WI NJ Ky bless r ssr GOODS,
MEMS AND PLANTATION WEAR,
Such as SILKS, vE ESg,kSrs x.tr,r,.s
Heavy CLOTHS and CASSIMsREs, sATTINETs,
"a and % VA. PULLED CLOTHS, Dark PRINTS,
BLANKETS for families aud servants aud
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram
c. RPE r NGS,
AZ PRIME COST, FOR ctsH, on DELIVERY.
kE citizens, Farmers, aud Merchants, will con-
suit their interest by embracing this opportunity
FOR great bargains. w. &F.
NE Our Wholesale Department Is supplied with |
the newest and most beautiful.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
OF the season, just purchased at the very low |
prices OF last week. and for SALE to cash and good
credit buyers on our usual liberal terms.
ap Its WATKINS FI(,KIEN
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MADISON WARD
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY

= 4
ksc9HD OF RICHMOND.-In presenting myself
before you az candidate for the SUPERINTEN-
DlENCI, or MANAGER. of the CITY POOR
House, am fully persuaded of my capacity to
discharge the duties Of the office with credit to
myself. and benefit to the city. Should you eli Get
me to the post, pledge myself 10 discharge all
the duties Of it with fidelity and promprness; es-
pecialy to keep tbs panpers in their proper Places
to keep them clean, aud to feed them in the best
manner Which the ordinances OF the city will
allow: Each and every one Of them who
are able to work, shall be made to do what
they can in the department in which their
lsnor can be most properly and probably en-
pioyed am no stranger TO the older portion of
the citizens of hichmond. aud to many of the
younger am well. known--to all OF W. ON | APP
peal as to whether, in their judgments, the above
pledges on my part will not be to the letter re-
deemed. Believing that party politics ought not
to influence mere local elections dee 10 it necessary
to say but little on that subject nor should have
even limited at 1t in this connection, but for the
Tact that a gentleman has announced himself il
candidate for this office, basing his claims for the
support OF the citizens al Richmond on strict party
grounds. am land think redults will show iii
As good, II not a better Southern man than he /
be- ong to that portion of citizens are STYLED
nion or Conservative men. But. as IA member
OF that party, win yield nothing to Northern az
sTession: and the rights of Virginia ia | am
able shall be asserted and maintaiH ed to the last
APP l-2t*1 RICHARD RFINS
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MI F0n eALg.--0ns OF HOES LARGE CYLIN-
DER PRINTING PRESSES, s1x6T. This Press ID
nearly nsw. sad will be warranted In perfect con-
eatiea' Apply y thA once. NH lp--ts
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~ FAMILY Sssres.--1,5O0 lbs. ytr9lnia I'd.
i.eoo lbs. prime doshen and orange County But.
ter geo lbs GOSHEN, English Dairy, lmitsticn
knghsn, and Pineapple Cheese; saa busheis
prime Mercer Potatoes, for Planting; No NAL.
W 10 barrels ssd kite. prime irNia,A and
Sauces, Catsups; Chow Grows. PIE Fruiss. Xxi.
lies; Apple Butter Sc, 90. The sbess iast -.
cely % aud fur sale loM ~ the family Grocsry a.
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BE ........-.....ApriI. 1851. s
ID r Y G O O d s.

ID r Y CT o o d s.
Merchants visiting this city with view of max
ing purchases, are respectfully solicited TO sx-
anime our large stock of
DRY G o d s.
We offer for sale:
500 bales Brown SHEETINGS and SHIRTISGS:
200 do. 0ZNABURGS;
so cases Bleachai SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS:
50 bales Plaid and striped oZNABURGS:
500 pieces striped and Plaid D0MESTlCS for SER
wants,
so bales TICKINGS:
so bales DENNIS and Striped SHIRTfNGs
$50 cases Fancy PRINTS;
80 cases C0TfONADES;
10 cases Coiored CAMBRICS;
% eases Kentucky JEANS and TWREDS:
And large assortment OF Heavy and Fine LIN
SEY MEMS WEAR; White CAMBRICS Irish
LlNENSi LAWNS "a Plsin, Striped sad Embroid-
CLOTHS, CASsiMERES, vEsTINes. &c, Sc-
and prompt six months buyers
ELLETT 4 DREwRY,
ap Wv No. II Pearl St..
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For the purpose, and with the detsrm nation to
reduce our very LARGE STOCK Of MEDIUM and
HIGH COST DRESS GOODS, will offer, as
aoore, choice and worry large assortment Of RICH
BLACk and FANCY DRESS SILKS. in eveSy va
rely OF STYLE and G0L0RS. suited to the pres
ent season Also, FOULARD SILKS. Plain and
Fancy DELAINES aud BEREGEn. JACONETs
ana oRGASDlES, TWISTED SILK HERMAN
Ms, IN Black and Mode Colors. MOURNING and
ShGOND MOURNING G0OpS. aud a LARGE VA
RIETf Of other DRESS FABRICS.
In orderto prevent confusion, on the day of sale
IN consequence Of the crowds vt our former sale
the foods will all he arranged for exhibition and
examination the day prior to the sale, tWED-
sNEsDAY, April I'D SO that persons can then care
fuliy examine styles and qualities, and mark on
their catalogue what they desire.
AS the assortment to be sold is VERY LARGE,
inc sale VIII commence at o'clock in the morn
Ing, THURSDAY. April 4th, 1861
Every article will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE, to
the highest bidder.
We invite the most CAREFUL examination to this sale
as the goods offered are in STYLES and QUAIL
T. nueh more desirable and costly than those of our
former sale. WATKINS 4 FICkLEN.
Sale to be conducted by E. b. Cock, Auet.
an 1t
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$500 NOTICE.-My lease on the store No,
l65 Bread street. being up in Au-@
<.A gust, have taken the brick store VI
l-a1aSEss on Broad, betw cen I'd and Sd sts f3
Wei snail keep general assortment of |
FURNlT ~ Re, such as SOFAS, BUREAUS. WARD
RoBES, BEDsTEADS. NJ ACTRESSES, CHAIRS,
and other articles usually found in FURNITURE
STORE. shall continue at Che old stand until
the expiration Of my lease where a call is respect
July solicited from my friends and the public
generally.
o. yyr
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NE Special Notice.. Me rchants de.i,,.x
TO have their BOOKS EXAMINED and COR.
kECtED, BALANCE SHEETS TAKEN, xc., the
subscriber respectfully offers his services to a.
SETS Of Books AID write thsm up for merchants
Mnore oeslness doe. not ins.ify Keeping regu-
ence in Book Keeping, he feels confident OF civ
ing safisiscton TO all merchants that inrust their
business 70 him. Ample reference will be cir On.
Any information left 1T the oiace of ALEx'k 0An-
RIFT, Esq. Commission Merchant, Cary st., will
be promptly attended to.
NH 2a-2ws RICH'D y. WILSON.
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Law Onsce Wanted. ..The unaereis -
Misnns 20 lease OF rent = eaavenieAt Ard eiicISiv
s Aass Law otflCA. on Or aear Main strest
applcatioR may be Ma4s 10 him In person a. Y.
lssler. knh H-.sl y. M XfL2TT. u
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DIssoLvr1ons. 40. !

CO.PARTNERSHIP. - We have this d.v
= ~ formed eo,gsrtnership under the style Of
ILAhhn S,MrtnN. for the purpose u con-
lished stand OF VIM. WALSH, No. - Main street.
opposite st. Charles Hotel, whore we shall Be-
friends generally. Having bought his L
stock and being In daily receipt Of new SUD !
We feel confident we shall be able 10 gfyI
faction to all that may favor us with thsk
tronage VIM CLAIRE Nh
y,., ELIJAH IL. SiMPs0
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neH Large and Attractive
y T o C + OF
> Il r L n G CT O Q d y
NOW OPENING AT
M M f L DOR FER'S,
No. 225 BROAD STREET.

have now in store, and am receiving daily,
one 81 the LARG EST and MOST COMPLETE AS
SENTIMENTS of
DRY FOODS
which has been offered to the public ihis Spring,
aud which were bought at
GREAT SACRIFICE, u
and will be sold to suit the times-eonsisting Of
all kinds of -
New style DRESS GOODS, In SILKS, PopLINs.
MOHAIRS, DE LANES &c
My stock of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS is COM
pete, and being bought at great sacrifice at late
sales, It Will bs to the advantage of persons in
want Of any to give me call
My assortment of SERVANTS WEAR is larger
this season than il has ever BEEN heretofore and
the attention of the trade is solicited
In short. my stock comprises everything that il
generally found In we'll -seiected Dry Goods
store. Give me call, and examine for yOur-
selves, at N. MITTELDORFER'S
ap I-2W No 225 Broad street.
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The undersigned take tbts

ymv,, t,-------J Il ne uHuefstgned take this ON.
@a1x-as--y portunity of returning the cir tina n "a
10 tue eueiomers OF the late concern OF TraPIx
h hopEk MrRRY, for the very liberal patronage
keep complete assortment of METAIIC q sSES
aud all kinds Of CoPFlNS, from the best Mahes.
any 70 the lowest price Coffin made which thex
would respectfully ask u share Of the public M.
lronage promising TO do everything in their
power 10 give entire salts faction to their nstran
Undertakers 18th St, between Main and
nh 3e-3t* pra.L,s anu
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PORT OF RICHMONR MARCH 10, 1851.
High Water this dav INondavI at 81 c;c7oci


ARRIVED,
sn naseamshlp Roanoke, Couch. New York, mdxs.
schr b. 8 W,iiiamsm "a ,va a.son u-s,,..
ufiIeans, q days 70 Hampton Roads, j sugar and
molasses, Dunlop, Moncure IL Co.
esnr. John L.. Redner Codray PhiladeInbia
rs saI iron, Central Railroad Company
oehr; Ida l. Naylor, North Carolina, lumber.
SGnr hesiah, Warren, Eastern Shore, oats, A.
John Viles & Co e'"'''
SAILED,
steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York. mdze.
ana passengers, I.udlain Watson
and 1smsr BslFidere keene. Baltimore. mdze
md samsnlp Virginia., Kelley, Philadelphia
n'a aze: and passengers, G. p. Cardozc
Moncure Co. ~ "' D""''P'
u SEM ~ Manchester, Nelson, New York, mdzs,
schr VIM. Ruark, Ruark, dow the river, light.
S Sohr' had2sh, Lewis, down the river, light
w. ID. Colquitt q Co. D"A''''ie' A'uAe''
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-, PASSENGERS per Steamship ''RoANOKE," GEO.
w C5pf Ra, master from New York, March o. 81
ter; Mrs. Johnson, j c. Price, j. W. Lawson. F.
}. White, w. Hoyt,. and one in Storage Also,
seven seamen for bark Pedro at City Point, and
SIX seamen for ship Flying Cloud, at Norfolk
ALsO, FkOM NnRFoLK:-ReY. Mr. Gherer
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS In.
~ STlTUTE.-The annual meeting OF the
institute will be held In the school Room Of Me-
ohanics' Institute Hall, THIS EVENlNG, At st
In their attendance.
. ap lit J. w LEWELLEN, Sec'y.
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GRAND UNION AND CONsER.
m VAIIFE RALLY, AT THE AFRICAN
Gu nCH, THIS MONDAY EykNiNG, APRIL
isr-CoME ONE CONF ALL.-The meeting viii
Dc be addressed by the Hon Geo w. Summers, Mr..
" Wiley, Hen John 5. csrIile, Hon. WIN; 3.
preston. and other distinguished speakers. The
star spangled Banner will be sung by several
patriotic ladies and gentlemen, who have tender
ed their services on the occasion I-lt<
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MAkY A. SeoFIsLp.
No. $50 w est Baltimore street ,,

Rheumatism, Cough. byspepsia, Debility. sero-
fnls, Eye Pain in the siae, Back, &C., are cured
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This TINCTURE
will be found great msdieins for ali thsi, al.
eases.
Call and get Pamphlets, and read many OF the
most powerful possible certificates Of cures of he
above diseaseso Of our own eirizens
sold ~ rukCELL, LApD h CO., Richmond
gists In Petersburg; by MORTIMER NOM.
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggiss ana shop
Keepers everywhere. VI per bottle ak bottles.
- ap l-dAcwts
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In retiring from tue firm of TuppIy no
TEX MURkf, take pleasure in recommend
ing TO the public my late Partners as being in
tronage. @A~ pa
MI H. MrRKr, who resides on the premises. ia one
81 Inc most competent UndertAkers / ever knev
always ready in time, either day or nightGnsr.,
Disappointing those who may favor hin. w.sss
their patronage. JOHN TTRpIy
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AI Health, Health

Ne neain, health
BETTER THAN G0LDt
MISS MARY scoFIELD, PREcEPrKEss No $50
bALTlNoRR STREET, BALrIMoRR--' Truth Stydnoy
than Fiction. This lady suffered for years with
Chronic inhammatory rheumatism in its most
malignant form. She first contracted The disease.
when two years old, by being Yaecina,ed with
matter from child that had the white swelling
From this time to woma D hood her suferings were
extreme-she never had relief from paia until
cured by HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE.
An Extract from the LatterI
often wish my parents had known of this
remedy when was child, as | believe should
have been saved the exernc aiing pain have
eeen subjected TO, well the deforn,ty of BODY
l most carry to the grave, and my parents would
not have been under such heavy expenses from
doctors bills and in sending me-, d. they did 10
the celebrated springs ii England la search Of
health wish all the kf'icted word could see
me and near the oenentsl have derived FROM this
quainted with its virtues with whom 1 come In
contact.
"Gentienen, am thousa nd times obliged 10
you, and yod are at Hbfrty ~ use my naIae and
case to all.
"a remain yoIlfs In gratitude
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MA A SECEDER FROM SECEDERS-
pSShDNot from "a higher law that the old accoun
claims, but from Ii higher law that the CONSTR
TUITION and the State-Rlghts party have al
ElGNS, have a right to &c b ID Z whenever
we feel tramnelled /, for one, protes, against
any Clique TO disiranchise in my NATION
that have battled for the last nineteen years,
without office or emolumeuts. now call on my
NATION 10 susral2 me FROM any stigma W hich has
been cast. l now announce myself q candidate
for ALDERMAN for Jefferson Ward.
JOHN HAGAN
ap l-2th Greek Nation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-01

ne Second Large Auction Sale of New
AND ELEGANT IMPORTED DRESS GOODS, ON
THURSDAY, APRIL aTH 1851,
at one of tie NEW STORES. under the
SpOTSWOOn HOTEL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-01

LOST, STRAYED &c
SERVANTS FOR SALE = HTpH

FOX hihE-A SERVANT ROY about IL veeru
i old, raised on farm, but with two years. az
perienoe In a tobacco factory, aud some littie ~.
qaaintsne with general house work
Also. SERVANT GIRL ~ about the same az
MONIES, terms will be made very liberal Apriy
10 CHARLES II. WINSTON
ep is Hlehnond Female Institute.
EoR HfhE-A smart MoLATTU hoy, who
Il very handy in the dining room. Be wouiSE
gentleman. Apply st PUiifiTS,1 !,
Ia lets Office fifth IT betur Main snd III I,