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Letter from Gen. Jackson, in reply.


My DEAR SIR: Although greatly afflicted and debI''-
taled, 81 that scarcely WELD my pen, cannot
forepo an attempt to acknowledge the receipt OF your
now before me- with the copy of the act which passed
the Two Houses of Congress, and was so promptly ap
proved by you restoring the unjust fine imposed oy
Judge Hall The kind expression you have been
pleased To employ in conveying them, receives, US II
deserves a tender of my grateful thanks.
feel grateful to my country for the unsolicited appear
10 Congress perform this act of justice 10 me feel
grateful to you sir for your bringing TO the notice oil
Congress- in your official message the justice OF remoV-
mn The stain upon my character by the imposition OF
Tins unjust fine for using the only in my power
70 defend the City of NV Otl-ans, by declaring mar
ual law, which the Judge, nhen declared, approved
With uohited hands, saying:-"Now The country may
ne sayed-without IT, il Is lost And Tor THIS act,
the Judge sitting in his own cause, and refusing |"
hear INV defence rendered under his rule, imposed
thus fine
feel grateful to Congress for removing this unjust
n,pntaton my memory, by The passage OF the ao'
vou have enclosed me- and with these grateful fee ngs
am now prepared to 90 hence whenever an all-wsr
Providence NAV will il, riihom nerts Of airy AAd, bu'
with oyer1owlnp rfatltuae 10 the American People for
The generous support they have y'-ied me through all
the official stations which they have been pleased u
call M,
have lust received from that faithful and trus-wo'
thy officer Of yours, Mr. McCntock Young, h's letter
o tn. 9Th and from The Secretary Of III Treasury
dyisinr me that the amount Of the fine, Nc, &c
would be RENTED To al NASHVILLE, soon as the
warrant passes the usual form For this evidence Of
your kindness, again thank you
Very respectfully, remain your most obed'en ser
want. ANDREW JACKSON
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7. P. c.
"aucH YEr REMAINS ussvSc."

4. I. Y.
There are n few TRANSACTIONS free,
OF the initials, z. L. G.,
Some saying, that when callers come,
And Won in bed, and 'nol at home,'
Your visitor leaves in the hall
A card conveying, "Prdy, pray cal"
Again. there are more strict translators,
Despsing English imtators,
Who swear the letters have meaning
OF quite cut-acluantance leaning,
And they their P. p. C.'s receive,
As saving plainly, "To take ieape."
Others there are who as they please
Translate their little z. 7. C.'s,
And many are the meanings iound,
AS these three letters pass around;
Funny enough, a Frenchman, now,
Will read them for you, "For take 6ono."
In business matters, 70 he serious,
They have q meaning more mysterious,
And creditors. I've heard them say,
Sending their T. p. Co.'S away,
Present them with sentence rash,
Something resembling, "Pcase pay eash''
Editors, more than all of these,
Receive most curious Z. T. C.'s.
Along with pumpkins, mammoth beets,
Fish, flesh and fowl and other treats,
Cabbares flowers, and pickle jars,
One box was marked "PIf, puff cigars"
We send out r. P. C.'s to debtors,
And the rogues backward read the letters,
Sending them hack transposed to US,
Entreaing we won't make fuss.
And with sang froid rs cool as Winter,
Bidding us read them, Can't payprinter."
To all such customers we say
Most soberly, "Poar poadre congs;"
And we their best convenience banter
To cut their sticks from us instanter;
For we will print It, and We'll i,
Such persons are "PGst proper ered8'
And SO enough of p. 7. e.,
These most mysterious letters three.
We have been taught Of old TO use
Regard about our P's and as,
But we mus, learn in days like these,
To look out for our r. P. C.'s fhazMA
Nep Orleans PiodyREe
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HOOK Err a. OSBORN,

HAVING Hssocialtd with them IN the Coach Business Mr.
George w would respectfully inform their friends,
friends &C Mr. AID The public Genea tina they intend
Keeping constantly hand assortment al Aoern and Rich
made CARR of their mannarte. our Car
RACES will made and OF good materials,
and warranted tind equal work III the Mr..
Hooker III superireud The business of il"oker Usbo
tia, en-, Connecticut and furnish with such
NAV have urcasion Ia order.
We t- ourselves from The advantages We now that
shall the best
oieren this market which vi" sell at pro 10 >it the
times, oT cash. approved papr we sia' arrays Keep on
Harness Mounting consisting pat f AXe,,
Springs Steps, Bands Lamps. Leather. Ice, oiled arpet
Frnscs Tassas Tuf Iames, Hooks, ierrr BrrNes,
&c, SC, which wit sell
Q Reparnn NJ the shortest notice with and
on the most favorable terms corner Eighth and Main
Richmond. Virginia. HENRY HOOKER
JOiIS j. OSBORN,
Jan. l3 76-3: W.T. GEO " cox.
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xr.rr,etr MANUFACTURING PROPERTY FOR SALE:
Wi he sold Ia the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY the
ls day of Nav 1914 that valuable properly IN he town OF sh
Nih belonging the Milton Manufacturing Comps
ny, viz: p,;,d,r and IN ma r,c,;r.,,, = n
; H. -, hrouplpr TO The building, which nearly
Is of brick 81 feet long by 40 iret we iouf stoe s'
and resting on ve,y superior and costly hewn stone oundato
~ ,,I buiIar constructed IN the best sly o workman
shin of The very materials and Is covered wh metal root
% yurLuey ade by Mesrs NJ gers ketcum ri GrosScn-
- If New Jersey in their best style, and the most
modern pan is nearly ncw and in excellent order
~ n.ds Pickcrs Speedcrs Drawing Frames Raj road
I'D IN Frames containing az Warp Spndes, Frames
i1S Filling Spndrr, Double Reels Spuoins Frame
~ Looms Dressing Frame, warning Frame Lathe ana
Fools &c with all the various Gcerng, Machinery and a
| nurtrnanrcs necessary 10 operate The saline ,
81 m. ,;r.t Mills and Cotton Gin The Grisi al
nuildinp long by 10 wide, three soes high
and ,u,I ri excellent materials. II contains OF bun
sn,as IN, rheat and Of Cologne Stones for cowul
manfcturnr mills. TIE Saw Mill Adjoining the Grist Mn
and i constructed two saws Beth OF The Mills have ali ea
| celeni custom. c.., $50. -,
cn,,n GIN are driven by water power belonging lie CoMpa
nv and winch is relieved 10 be equal 10 tits 'econo
country. -, p.;,,na. t.;,,. -. -. 49,.
tacbed to each, the families Ia r III whose members are
mn,oyed in the estabiishmen-nchy all al which have been
@ ;. but n few years-n addition which, there >ut
cencv f unoccuped ground belonging Ia the Premises which
=, ,.rt n. many such a. may be- Berdrd.
L. il nre .uinei would purchase such Yana
ma n,n.,,v yithou personal examination, further dcsciip
n de.ne unnecessary; aud The Directors Agent al ir
mn,uy ~ M al all times with plrasre show the property Ia
those who may wish 10 purchase, or give any information WHICH
IN prope:t, W.! lie sold credit CT one, two, three
Ian, ,nJ I'VE yearsegla plymensand the whole 10 rcar IN
c, osc year the dag Of sale The title To the above
property Is unqnest;onahr =, p,.,..
J. WILSON, Agent ". VI 60.
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Bl,3gG Prizes, amounting 10 SG65, 6Ij
Tickets sl2-Falves s6-Qrarters So.
Certificates of Packages of &c Whoes, $50 co
26 Halves. SO 90
20 Quarters, 40 %
NJ tickets and shares and certificates n packages
in the splendid schemes sill receive prompt attention, and
The drawing will tc SENT Immediately after il Is
over o all who order from Is. AGdr.sst
]. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers
No. o3, South Main street, Richmond, Va.
March lOJ-wT
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,,,, y {. PL 81 1874 9l-w'dS
,7EW H00KSIhe Tnioved one, a domestic .to!, by Mis-

NEW BuokS.The unioved One, domestic 'tos' BY MIS-
" Holland o
the tnmhIcr a Novel, by Miss Ellen Pickering
Neal, IIi.tory of the Purtans part ID
Mctulioch's Gazetteer part YIN ~ .
Tse LIE and Adventures Jack Of the Mill. reside Story
Th. Hereto translated from Russian, by Thomas b. Shaw
san o b- fist rate. -.
tnn hy George W. Kendall vos II mo Received aud for
sale by ''''''''N - ~.
M.rLhl
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: OTICF-Rv virtue at n Bred OF Trust, ~ rr,ori a
County CGurt al Prince Edward, rSecu ed L. ~ 'u &
therein CIfrd by JACK Vaughan ~" shall on mo ta
March l-i nj the tnurt house of Prince Edward cnnD
coed -e l. Tor cash. the balance of Tract o Land H Ds
county of ptincc Edward. containing originally iH t-
yh hundred which the aih JACK vaughan fr-
Joining the lands the Estate of Thomas H. lgau- &C." "
Others. particular fe-cr the land - deemed hn'
We SILL - Irt-fer- nn dciht = ent+Tdn~d u NE JUICE
we sLa convey uuty such vested r-'tf
SAiii.. -. ANDEoS'i ~, Z rr.....
HENRY " WATKINS,
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o,sr,op Of all our forces, the danger OF any s1ch
has been guarded against by timely under
,sud;no and reasonable compromise OF differences
We shall beat these gentlemen we feel sure oil oea''g
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MIR CALHOUN.

y.
We are glad In be abb 10 INFORM readers. thai
from information received IN TN city, there is bur 1T
tie douh thai NJ. Calhoun will accept of the office al
Sacretiry OF State. TIE counsel of his frencs h :
been indeed unanimous and So Urgent, as 10 leAvt
INN but hull opt on 1t Their opinions ana wishes could
affect ms Determination. Bat We .uht no; that hghrt
considerations than his difference 10 his friends
Nhan whom in the Union has more stannch
and irur) will control his The country is
critical and dangerous suatlon as the debates To-day
IN the SENATE aud House have shown, on the Ofego"
QUE tron whilst Texas, unahla sustain her ndepeG
dence amongst the of the EARTH stands between
the Unit States and Great Britain Tor dependency
one or the other ofthem These weighy foreign qnes
tons which, settled IN way he other, mus be-
big with after results. II he adjust them well, and
the satisfaction OF the country, rs gra"iudr and al
rnatgon Will be due In IN; but, which by
mprobabe,) if lie adjust neither successfully he
will have the consolation OF good conscience, which
must follow patriotic and vr;uous efforts; md his
happy home will soon again receive hun, with that
admirable equanml,y and cheerfuness which has ever
characterized him, more 10 be lis grace and life
The extracts we annex from the press to-day, Will
show how universal is It's voice in approval OF his APP
ponment Wings and Democrats, in the Senate and
out of the Senate unite in the wish that he will accept
of 1T WASHINGTON Spectator, .Uarch Is.
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SPRING DRY GO0Dc-MARCH, leii.
tTJ o. CrNAINCAM'S, II street, Shockoe ILL., The fol
- lowing articles:
Ca,cocs, various styles and prices
BiIzo,ine Lawns
Printed do.
Cambria, and Book Muslin
I.Isle Lace aud EdgingJ
Georgia Nankeens
Ticknrs Apron and Furniture Checks
Brown and Blcachrd Shirtinys and Sheetings
IRISH Linens, Diapers. &c.
Cotton aud Silk Hosiery
Black and Bue Black Alapacha
Furniture Calicoes
DO. Dalty and Fringe
Manchester G.has, with variety of other Goods, which
viii he sold very iow.
March N-wt
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By Mr Goo,raor # rirgina

WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred ~ the House ~ Y.
w srn.tives Of the United States, by the igna,a @
Honorable Henry A. Wi~r late Representative for The
onrre sonsl District, composed of the cnTntes Of i"
mack, Northampton. Elizabeth ely, Warwick, Jamt> co.
of William burg, the conntles of New Kent. tiai
Mathews Guuccsttr Lancaster and Nofthumto fianf I
riffs of the said counties, and the Mayor of the cts
burg are, Therefore, hereby reqnred ~ iir 90
monweah, To hold elections N ;eir respective ,unrun
corporations on the fourth Thursday IN Apr next. tf H.
for the said District 10 MI the airr.f
Given under my hand, Governor and under nv 't,'''
, of tue ommonwt ain, al Richnoni, iai. uiHt.et
Js MeD VEL
reh ~ Hl sos
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SPRING GOODS

IN No 10 Jtc1 Nam street
GEO ". FERRY. having recently r,s
EA3.ss from the North, Itfe be has made arran., +.
T. &c with III. nulacturrrs b. Which he viii be- ne,
yy.S Is receiving fch supplies OF Goods eve.
G<aeetA srFption usnaily inunl Hat SD,
- that VII enable i'm 10 sell a ,heap a, l.e a.
EST, hegS leave 10 n'om The pubic. iht hr his st
schooner Marietta BUR tnit 81 his Sirns >uppy ~ a A
Caps among which vii te { and genrmrn You'd = ats
dren'- Cloth Velvet ana Glazed CAPS some ne, and al.
patterns, PaIm Lent latS, toHntr Merchants 81 f
Their ad,aniag- "a evan h Stock before purchasing =
wi lie able TO oi.r' teen bargains.
5iaioh a. ,
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SPRING IMPORTATlON OF EARTHENWA
CHINA

WILLIAM BUTLER d co, sign Of the Cold Pr
w receiving per barGpe John CasSie. are riIr
vas, their Spru. supply of Chua, EartheEwafr ANA I
chased az the lowest cash prices which iey ohci 10 ia
upon The accommodating terms Having ORDERED VIZ
vy for the Spring trade. Hiil be enabled tn W
and fashionable goods troustn We
son. Purchasers respectfully nvied 10 give ~. cell
WIN. +. BUTLtR IS t"-
Three doors above The Bel If"f
b.
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IARLES LfMS3EN,
aud ,Jeneifrr. Pcifrsburp, Ia

As well as Spectacle Classes every 10 Il, in frames
M mains the selection Of his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures hi. friends his Glasses Of the very best
qualify well ground and perfectly from his know
ledge of The crncr Optics and the structure OF the he is
prpared 10 give the proper advice 10 choosing Spec
tares or Glasses All of which will be disposed of
HE terms y- Old Gold aud Silver taken 10 exchange.
=. ,s,,,,g Oct I-i3 I3--wif
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no extra chlrge.)
THIS collegiate Female School will be opened On ~
April next. The plan fr placing II uDon prIhinrhti
IS explained IN the act of Incorporation lately passed. ~
aturr, and has met WIKI the cordial approval OF "'f .
men Of intelligence aud distinction IN Virginia i'tt
larry Of the Bishops and Clergy OF the P'"'-,"u H..
Church IN the state 10 whom Il has been is'bi'f"
institute may Immediately 90 into operation. The eo."
beautiful and airy aud grounds of the klos I"a '
minay have been obtained. the hoaSe furnished iof W.
Of pupils and able and cOmp,lshrd Instructors n-'' ~
situation j. remarkable tr IL heaiiaibe>s, ni i'i i
wild and beautiful mountain aud wood aid sc"
minds Ever thug that refinement, ndieinll A. ,B
a:tainnenis and luns experience ~ the instruction ~
do, will be- exritsd 10 mike the young ladies - ii
happy and insure TO ,lem sound religious aHG n"'"
ton. Is
There wi! be 4 vacation Of two months IN Jet an
and lwO recesses of a eek each Al hri-tna' a' H.
year there viii he a vacation Of only one month from
August 10 the sh of September and the charges 20 aud
gust IN the above proportion, for fonr m"nis p.,r 70
ton, for each half session, PAYABLE IN ad'aisf. E,.
nation may b. obtained BY L. ter, post PAID, 10 "'-
Secretary Of the Board, Rev Mr. McElfoy ot.Tgr
~ ORDER OF TIE BOARD " IN nv.
Stanton, Va, Jan. - leii 49,
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RID HoCT AGAIN

No. ., Main Street, opposite the end If the 0d Harha
7 EFT me once rc:nd the citizens Of Richmond Of al
@ She orr IN I'M, ar any other cry Sou 1T the Potomac.
My Stock large aud complete selected hy s ." The
,,nac,uers do ll who may wrl call tat
s,,. mo pans give genera satisfaction have
,,,r assortment Ladies Boots, SHOES Snpefs, Gatrr Hal;
I,,s ru.k,us c. Also assortment ut thiGrts
and lnt,s, Boots Shoes of all kinds Their win
t.m. N. Buoi- PUMPS aud Gttrr al al winch wi be
soI,i ,ow for Cash only. Tail aud Tor yourselves.
so''' " = A. SMITH.
p : Fif>t rate backing only five cents per bon.
p..,,, .j lat, ;l,rfb Sli leo VII
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EsiRptk>' nAGNlFii ENr EigIE valuable ana t.,
Just published, sale, ant r-aiy "f de- VERY e
Der ut II tfc's' Illuminated ana New Pictorial Blne
THIS Greet aud Magnificent Is urk VII te tmb,ltss-4
sixteen hnndrtd t>uTl.ai Eueray u.s usiyc 81 All m
bitter 10 each chapter by j. 4. adams than fg,a
dfrd III which ru original su- bl J. g. Cia,...
VII be printed iru.a til tauras cop. % The amer tau
tl-;i a.d cuwai" Ma sI'ai Referee thu Amt d..
c"T':a.ce, chronological "hlr lst %, Ftcpu %tul, -.-
Index, ao's 0t Weights N,astlcs, Ihr lle- r. ID.
pieces, 7 Les I" tG Oh aud Nrs ics,atrns. tu i. E
Presentation plli-, iil>io'ta lu,rauon lati t,...
he hapieis. Ornaments honlrr.. U'J NJ from .
SIGNS, mad eNIfr>- ~, etlou by J. T. Chapman
NV SotL; IA a,iiiti u ~h cn there n o. u.4ss.a. n
gra,Irg> ron de>i:u ly Distinguished moatfa b., a ;
LnelaId-tu 81! Oh ts index wi be III TIN i,.i K,
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~ \DER HJED. JOHN II TERRELL,
frankfurt, NJ - - - w hs ~ eo,, ~.
rr,lJ son RESIDENT WNtES or LAND ~ KEN iIthf.
The Undersigned wiil JOINTLY undertake Tie agency Inc
prosecution tr recovery Lands owned lay non r.
.idus in Kentucky aud VIII particular attention " The m
vc,te o Land the pisitict ST rafl IL Tie OH
or. and Sold rrs tin Virginia STATE Continental lncs. l.
Iiod Attorney Law, ldr- Frankfort, Kentucky, "her
liz has at AL tunes puhlc Offices o the STAT ant j.
II Terrell resides Ballard county, Kentucky West :" the Tea"
neS.er river and has extensive knowledge OF the land tues
IN ii,at section ,f the Stats.
atom addressed In either al icH posi- Pa"
wil! receive Immediate attention.
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HOYT ~ CO.'S OFFICE,
Under he Exchange H.'ei. Richmond, Yrginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MARCH, lsii.
S3u,0OO Capral!
ALEX aNDRIA LOTTERY Glass No H. for 1874 to he drawn
at Alexandria, d. C., on Saturday 23d OF March, 1874
Splendid Prs;es.
prize OF si 49, 900 prize of sI Is9
Z" 5000 100 prizes of 1000
Tickets o-Ilayss s. oO-ouarters So So ,o -
Certificates OF packages Of - Wholes S20 90
" Sc IS Halves G5 r.
I" - Quarters 30 81
Capitals of $40 400 amounting 10 100000!
ALEXANDRla LOTTERY, Glass No. 10, Tor 1884, TO be
drawn Alexandra, n -, SATURDAY, of March.
Brilliant Scheme.
b prizes of $1,000 25 prizes Of $1,000
/ s ssaS 60 g !" 900 900
Whole Tickets $40 oO-FIalves SIS OG-ouarters 50 So
certificate Of package of 25 Whole Thkets, sl30 90
d. do. IS Han do IS ~
Do. do. % Quarter do y so
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages
the above Splendid Lotteries viii receive prompt
IL over to all who may order tickets ircm Address
March5 9G-vu b. NJ. HoYT s co Richmond, Va.
MORE LUCK AT srRATToN'S.
DH" Nos oil aeAandra Lottery No 3 drawn 9Th Mareh:
70 50 10 81 Il - p 50 5 80 a6 o.
sight BY pa. STRaTTON.
Drawing OF Grand Consolidated Lottery No Is drawn 9Th March,
% GO 10 So So IS II /.
ise Nos 20 IS co. still Prize of OHO sold and
paid by sTRATToN.
Drawing Of Mononcalia Lottery. No TO- drawn 9Th March,
81 IS 81 e3 20 50 % % 81 II.
above, sold and paid by STRATToN.
Packages certificates of packages and single Tickets in all the
Lotteries and the really lucky numbers, for sale
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
March ~ 9e-it
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CONSTRUCTION CoNSTRUEp.-Consim nm ','| <
~ and Con .,tutlons vindcaied BY John Taylor,
Enquiry and Arater This and valuable booS On
}. w hh""N ~
-
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1r0 na0 REWARD.-The above reward viii be paid in
w.. oft Rank ofM

c.rn na0 REWARD-1hc above reward win be- paid IN
- ,OOU of the Brandon Bank o Mississippi, any
Establishment the OF Richmond Texas who VIII
and shoes cheaper than = ~ Smith, the sign o the
Boot Main street. opposite the end oi the Odd Market,
loi,r terefore my establishment is The cheapest
in this Texas invite all Nations, Languages and Tongues
from Speaker Of the Jewish Sanhedm the Flax Head lndl
ans bargains am determined To- he beat
in dg.in for selling cheap Boots aud Shoes have Boots
81 - ST. and Shoes from si 81 50o can
prices. Just call and look for yourselves and
very difficult without purchasing. III?
y. u. forget the Red Boot. :. 4. SMITH.
Dec. ba-wu
NEW STRING GOODS.-Nc receiving gud npeuing thi.
morning variety desirable SPsINC amt
SUMNER c. OS which respectfully nvte the attention
Of county merchants and the trade generally.
LONDON, WliLlNGliAM ( DREWRN,
No. s. West Main Street
March
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE LADIES SHOES

NEW I'M + ASFIIUNA DIE Lh DIES SIIUES
rI,E subscriber wond respectfully ask the attention Of the In
compsc of Ladies' Misses and Chi
dren'S shoes Of h- latest and most fashionable style
Ladies' Fancy Caters
Do ta!f d..
Do. LISTING do, thick sole
DO. Whit. Satin Slippers
d.. Black do do
DO do English Kid do, very pretty
Do French Morocco Dress Slippers
Do do to Ties
d., do do Buskins thick sole, stitched
DO de-. do do soes
Do Cater I}uskias, Lasting, very pretty
Do do. SILK, do.
Misses Fancy Buskins, &c, &c.
J. f. WATKINS.
. doors below Messrs. Wads.spFth, Turner * Co,
And sign OF the Mammoth Boot.
March L. 9s-wtf
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either of them, post paid.


JDilN II TERRELL
head q > Senate, Hon Garrett Dav, t.. ii"i'e ot Repre-
srutaiyrs; honlas Eche R'clunond Va iiwm Cp-hiw
Eel VI "5m
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HOYT g. cos PRIZE OFFICE

DEESTURERS in The country have the opportuD
" of making $4,000. oyt Co. have determined 10 sci
this Grand Capital be- drawn the Goth Of April All old
Patrons hope will drop order for chance in this truly
magnificent scheme. brilliant have never had
Therefore, without delay forward the lucket Office IN the
remittance 4 chance for FIFTY THOUSAND Dol
LARS. ID. NJ. IIOYT & CO., Richmond, Va.
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30 900 Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class b. for 1914, 10 be drawn
Alexandria, D. c. Saturday. the Goth ofApr lsii - mum
hcrs--la dawn haIlnis
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ID UgNS CLARlNpA The correspondence brtwten Buns
ID and Clarinda win memoir Mir, Slcchoga, Car
arranged edited by her grandson W lcIeh"gi This
mes: and interesting work Just published and for sale hy
j. ~. RANDOLPH K CO.,
Feb >. Gift l2 West Main street. Richmond.
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Enronragc The -nRattctureS ~ your 0rn Statc
THE FRANKLIN MANUAL 7 uRiAG COMPANY hav. on
hand y good Supt Iiue, hn- and common
letter iul-d rape t, and PLAIN Also, medium
u,ina envelope wrapping Papers 4" varons the
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as rrd tlrt IN quality and price their manufacture w hea;
comp rison nh In, prducIirn any Northern tcluy The
are urrred orders lT description Of Paper ihht
the market nv cure Merchants and dealers requested Ia
call nj III Paper iliilaud examine Tor themselves.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26

Refer to Mes.rs Scrn Dubois Co., N-Y York; aeh Cope
Ed Phlalclpl,a Lows Webh, EI, Richmond; Wy'i Cad
well. Esd thaotr e. H., William Kinney, Ed, Stluni"r,
Mayo Cah-i E Nelson; Judge iirny - Geose ae"r Uni
vcfsity OF Vagina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-26
J. &. GREGORY N Coz, Managers,

oU prlzes OF I,UUU do1rs are 5UUUU dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class d, 1884, TO be drawn at
Alexandria, D. e. Saturday, Goth April leii. 7s nos Is drawn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
n-nr. E.ll. Gonramd,s por.lre subtIIe

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haI females pppr ps, the hair ccnc"alins broad 1d
elevated forehead the stubborn beard Of man. OF any kina
superrous hair 5e get the al the original
Office o. Waller street one door from Broad way
81 per bottle; directions French and English
Agents Guthrie Maiden lane, Albany Myers, New,
Haven; Brown, 10 Chestnut street PhIadephia Jordan,
Misreet Boston; Gray, Pouehkeepe; Green Worcester
Carleton Lowell; C. Dyer Jr., Providence; Matthewson
Norwch Tousey Rochester, y. y; Gud, b'ng"ri Whits
Can be seen and tesed befo bnyns Proof positive this
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