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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY
A q Z n "A

LEV phiG = ~ ~ fh ~ - ~
IA THE MANSION HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF
ina THOMAS f. DAYS, Esq and the BELMONT and
lMa VII b Rersmptenly .od public sSesiSp e The
Tuesday the goth day Of March 10 o'clock If pre-
viously disposed Of ut private sale
The Mansion House Of the most splendid establish
meuts 9 he United States. The main building stands the
centre OF four ve enclosed
sye aud commodious the main walls built of be the
whole surrounded by pazzr and all finished the best
The site cannot be surpassed Ii commands view OF the
whole oftne BY of New York extending the North and
through the Narows to the Ocean, and Of
Jersey.
The Belmont Brighton House. both extensive build
ng casualty situated nearly opposite the Steamboat
Landing and well calculated large boarding ho
tells.
II. CURTISS,
n3toMrs6'ec 40 Wall street
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90 RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative MIX.
TURE for the radical Of primary or secondary Sy
phiis and all diseases arising from inudcious use Of
mercury This powerful Alternative is warranted to re-
move all impurities from the blood and esctuay erad
cate all former disease from the system Sold in single
bottles 81 each-in cases Of half a doxen S. Carefully
packed, and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Once and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medi
cine and Pharmacy, IS Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
HJ.DH HUNTERS RED DROP puts all competition
at deance The qualities ofthis article are different from
an other medicines used for delicate diseases The proof
IT'S having cured in thousands Of in the city Of
view YORK gives 1t such success that stand now on
DC careful OF nosrums got up every purpose Of
guiing Them and Of mountebanks taking their money
without doing them any service. II there are any who
doubt ofhe efficacy of this medicine let them call at the
Hunterian Dispensary at Division street. whore certi6
Gates OF be seem OF 10 years standing and
the most astonishing record Price, One Dollar per
VIAL with full directions, and warranted to cure
charge.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE r-famsd and celebrated Pills from Portug, srp
we perceive 10 be obtained in thoounr ny nSss sdvctise
mat on The lsw column. fourth page,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

CONCERT
CLINT NALL.
M and the public intention of giving Vocal and Instru
me lal Concert at the Lecture Room (Cnton Hall
N'''' "Wednesday inG sissDan 'Es vs'EiSrNc Feb 49, 1874
A'' Mss ~ ihs G iIlISyNng musical talent =
MN Mr. fRo99kkbEKLp,
N, o,de. Ard GEMr!E Y. AMATEUR
PROGRAMME.
0verurecPiano Forte. 49,. Mr. Oldfeld
Song-Br ,thef Jonathan, Mr. Cook
song-i he spell Is br ken Mis-, Gion
Song-Why don't the Men Propose Mamma l gentleman
Due.-Come brave the Sea with me ys.:.
song-The Indian Hunter. ................ Mr. Cook
Sons-My Father Land, ...,...... Mus NJ Gloin
PART H.
open ing Choru, 80 go '''' by tie Company
Song-rhe Wolf. Mr. Cook
Song ONE take in the Dor ....Mr De L. Rec
Sonx-B cath cool shades Ieposing G.ntlem
a'-M' f'a' r.s'' and M D. L. ei sss
Song-Huzza for Co umoia .......,. NJ. Cook
SONG uld like to marry tby drsre) Mis-, NJ GIO,n
Song-And " liz til. uwe-p when AN low Mr. De Lie Rec
Fin,le-s tar Spangled Banner b. the Company
" Tickets Twenty-Five eachTo be h d the door
Doors open at half past six Concert to commence at half
y: B.-No los'ponement account of the weather.
The proceeds to be given to the Second Ward American Re-
publican Association fe26 3t'ec
that this Theatre will reopen for Monday
March tth Various novelties are PREPARATION and will
The Ladies and Gentlemen engaged this establishment
requested to meet IN the Green koom Thursdy Feb
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HAVANA SEG1RS
S0 MILE SEGARs, consisting of La Norma and Ten
w cure of best gu y. landns from harque Rapid
for sale ny e. y. GKOSHIiW
81 3tissrc 30 Platt .t,ert
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BY DA VlD RKS,
l54 PEARL STREET,

LAR ~ Invoice Of Fancy Goods consisting of fifty p.
"A Spittfed Pongee do fancy silk Dress Hand
kerches B'oche Sha Spool otton, Corset Lace, Bone
Su'pender Buttons Tin do. Lcn Collars Suspendes Sew
Nett do Bags Paper Hangngs Cloths Cassimees Diaper
Imee
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1874
The deepest interest prevails here at Washington
relative to the Oregon affairs About one third of
both the Senate and the House are perfectly alive
to the whole subject This is fit occasion to pub
lish the names OF those Senators who it is believed
will never ratify treaty renquishing any portion
of the Oregon territory south OF ffty-one degrees
forty minutes
Benton, ~ Mo. Allen. Ohio.
Semple, ~, Fulton lArL
Breese HA' SEWER,
flanagan, Ind Fairfield. Me.
Buchanan, lp Woodbury., Nh
Sturgeon, rem" Atherton ~ !"
| Bagby, ~. Wright, N. Y.
King, Coquitt, Geo.
Walker, Miss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

EREE EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
VIZ :salvstor Rosa Ysros,. Andrea uuerpne, 4c.Ap-
ply a. Walker StrsetsxyJIV = %soelosk rs Nh
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IA TO LET-The HAMILTON HOU 81. situated at
c:H the Nsrows, near Fort Hamilton. This well known
l.1A Hotel and grounds will be much improved since
last and large Stable and sled added the build
The property front the shore has also been
chased-hr bu ldings and grounds will be repaired and inn
proved AID dock erected directly frontthe whole Of
which will he let with the Hotel.
For particulars inquire of the subscriber. the premises
GEORGE 5. GELSTON.
Fort Hamilton, February 18th, 1914. t27 2wsrc
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SEEDS OF EVERY KIND JUST RECEIVED
BY THE
PACKETS QUEBEC AND HENDRICK HUDSON

" OAKNIAN
yzt TAKE this opportunity of returning their thanks
x their friends and the public, for the liberal be-
1870 slowed upon them since opening their Seed Stoe
Consrvatory They have Just received
ply Of all the best known veret Of annual, Bieana aud
Perennial Flove Seeds, Veg table Seeds Of all KINDS
Grsss eed', of the best Kinds srrlog Wheat Potato
order Exotcs of every description suitable for psrlor
green house culture; Bouquets composed Of the most
choice and delicate for srioa other festive
81 dl and Bird Cages Gold Fish and Globes. ocy Flower
Vases aud Stands Of with other fancy articles
all Of which will b. sold on the They beg leave
TO af their fire DIS and the public that they have old
the best seeds of the last MS growth
from the respectable houses and Europe,
all Of which viii be warranted dialogues will be ready Tor
Jstrbu early the ensuing week All those in will
pase aud etamne for themselves biors else
English Split Peas Oatme,l and Fmbden Greats for gue
fruit and Trees Of all kdds Grape flow
eriag shrsbs hsbaceous plant Sc &C. always hand
the Conservatory Seed Store 635 Broadway New
York.
above. f27 lmsm
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WANTED-A SITUATION. AS A GARDENER--A
w steady, active who is well with every
department. Of the business particularly the construction
amusement OF sreea houses aud HOUSES land
So OF the mo,t extensive and best in tins country
ne gvs The most respectable references He also
Understand, farming and undertake tn Of
both farm and gareen Having children, his wife would
iam house sn ness line directed j. W. lpost publ Az
f27 2taw2w M&Wsrc
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer.
(Sfsre No. 30 aan sfreet.)

ts'.@e No. D IS HIM "s sf1sssS
TUESDAY.
'aG y yI sSs % ri
elG%'iSos s f,gSiy plssaia articles.
A;o sxs and y.lasSs o. cotS. and
Also large invoice Of linen muslin Shirts collas, Boz
Also en. invoice superior fresh ea.ouable dryrood
Lonaon and French cloths hosiery gloves
Also alarge lot Of apparel quaint ty of bedding
table linen welyand various other aey order Of an ad
WEDNESDAY
In M M e ,as !. % s Of ali
oas comprising desirable assortment of thing in the
Also saon, London Dock Gin small packages; one
Also large additional lot of second hand furniture carpet.
ing kitchen 81 hand
p. e so OF n and S al ns o
o'clock precisely, without reserve, splendid piano
forte, with all the improvements and beautiful rich
tor I'd suitable either for church p,oMr Rock
w be IN attendance to give description Of the power &C. Of
the Instruments. Sale pgossa 4I,ssn.v
r~ A. AZ lnT O'Clock, t al the sales room e.
families removing aud under other worthy aten
on
s.z will afforded !s II: disposal
this Fl ehsss e.
Richard VAN DYKE Jr Auctoneer
aa 5 0uSSs 81 sss Pad
auction Wednescay 2sth Of February 1884, IL o'clock
at tn Merch ants Exchange
An hse 8vauabe lets Of ground situ1te the northsry
side OF 2Bth street. teween the 2nd and Bird Avenues The
street eqated paved cubed AID suffered and lamp
erected and all assessments paid All the property the
restricted az ,nst nuance' the ground
ent Tor ceers aid the improvements the vicinity
good They object to builders for the Of
block Of buildings.
For further particulars apply the auconeers No Broad
street, near Wall street. f2s Sits
A CARD.
HAVE taken the Store No 81 Wall street. for the purpose
L of transacting a GENERAL AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS. Consignmeu,s solicited. Sales
guaranteed and ca,hed, advances when
JOHN s. BELTS.
I beg leave to refer as follows =
Mess,s l.. ". Hoffman Co. Msssrs, Thompson Adams
Mr.. Nose, Tsy Tor terliman. Nash < Co.
Mes5rs. spohrd, Tleston y" Warren x Brutnail.
TO Mr. 8. T.. Nicoll
p. Harnonys Ne Messrs. Dater, Miller & co.
phews Co - Sturges, Dennet Co
Talbot, Olvphant C. l.. benson X
Co Co.
vietorSDuck. Edward Faie T.
Co
De ieyster K Whit. " Babcock & 20.
marsh. f2S 2wissm
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TENTH ANNUAL
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL

BALL' DALTT
\ HE next Ball tby nvi ston) will be given Tuesday
evening, 27'h inst at TIvoLr SALOON. rain snow
Ticker, may be had Of Mr. r Leurse. 1911 canal rest
Collier. Merchants Exchange; Butler Wsnmakrrs Mas
sr-et Custom ous Exchange; Phenr Coffee House, and
NJ the saloon. Rb Nn'r
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A GARD.
HAVE taken the Store No 81 Wall street for the purpose
1 Of tIansa acting a GENERAL. AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS. Consgnmen's solicited. Sales
guaranteed and cahed, advances made when required
JOHN g. BELTS.
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SPRING FASHIONS
EOR the accommodation of Manufacturers abroad, the
STYLE of enemen Hats for the ensuing Spring will
be forwarded to them by mail sppl pos paid to
LEARY CO.,
Nos 4 and 5 Aston House
N. B.-'entemen be supplied with Hats Of the nep
style, at our counter.
New York, Feb. 49, 1874. f2s Iwissrc
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FOR SALE,
- THE good will aud fixtures of a Baking Business
E;H doing ca h trade a profit Of $40 per wsek-he
rA rent Is now $l75 wear, aud be had for cf
This opportunity that seldom offers
prsng person to ensag" sfs and probe business Th
proprietor He'd dispose Of his business
count # his he h and the health Of hi, family For full in
form,tion inquire at 29 Maiden lane 5fh f27
kA 70 LET-The three story Brick House wit. attic No
c!M Pdrt Row. Of Ann street The pleas 8
ton Of I'll; building froaling the A,to House, having
the Park and the Noh River through Veseyst
makes desirable location for competent person keep
boa and who wishes avail himself off proximity the
business part OF the city.
Also, the dwelling part of house SOL Brosdwsv Apply at
DELLUC & UUPUY'S,
f27 Iwsm 2Park row and 58i Broadway
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BENEFIT OF MR. w. g. JONES
THIS EVENING FEB 21-The performances will
commence vita the
. CARPENTER OF ROUEN.
Horsemanshp, Vruiug Gymnastics and sports oil the Hing
by the Equestrian Company.
The whole o conclude with
BEN THE BOA SWAIN.
u Boxes IS Gents PIT f2& Ceots
Door, open at half past 6reriorm ace at O'Clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

pursuance of the provisions of Deed of Trust
the subscribers Edmund Barbour and duly recorded
the Clerks Office Of Orange County Court they will THURS
the said Edmund BarSaa county Of Orange near the
Liberty Mills offer Tor SALE TO the highest bidder at public
and children eight head of Horses head Of Cattle
his flock of Sheep stock OF Hogs Plantation Utensils int dng
Wagons Carts Wheat Fan and Corn Shelter his Household
Kitchen Furniture except such required he apart
the wife under the act Of the General Assembly Of Virginia.
his years of Corn conveyed by said deed Hay Fod
der Tobacco and all the interest and SAID Edmund
Barbour in of Mountain Land conveyed by
father which is great deal Of very valuable timber
Of sale arewelve months for all of ten
dollars upwards the purchaser giving bond with approved
security bearing interest from the dae but puncay paid
the viii be remed II under that cash will be
required. RICHARD II. FIELD, lr,,ssas
LEWIS u. WILLIAMS, 'iu'ee''
Feb. l3 S9-oawtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1874

NoIlCE-By virtue of Deed of Trust of record in the
County Court of Prince Edward purposes
therein Sprcihed by Jack Vaughan SHALL the 18Th day Of
March, 1884, at the Court house of Prince Edward county
coed TO sell for cash the balance of Tract OF Land lying the
COUNTY OF rInce Edward containing originally by estimation,
hundred acres which The said Jack Vaughan resides a
Joining Inc lands Of the Estate of Thomas Lgon decd and
ohe particular description land deemed
ny. we sell as Trustees; tlc
we SHAH convey only such Trustees
SAML. G.. ANDERSON, ro.
HENRY n. WATKINS, iiu'e'.
jan q 7a-wtds
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TTON'S OFFICE,
on l4TH STREET.

For Trlzts, call NJ SIKATTU LUCKY UHltc.
Splendid Sokene.
To be drawn at Alexandria, March 1874, ALEXANDRIA
LOTTERY Class a.
capta- coo I5Ooo 10 OOO scoO 6oOo 1885, aoOo
750 prizes of 0OO IS Of 500 25 of 400 100 Of 20O
100 OF 100 IS Is drawn.
Whole Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
~ Tickets by the PACKAGE certificates Of packages and single
Tickets above and in Lottery advertised by c. Gre
CORY & Co. for sale al S1'RATTON'S LUCKY OFFICE.
N Ticket, Nos. 10 6a ~ entitled Capital prize of
sl2 0OU sold and paid by STRATluN.
Ticket IS capital prize of oOO sold paid
BY STKATTON.
Ticket Nos IS So prize OF 300 Ticket Nos
&C. prize ol SilOO, both sold and paid by STRATToNbe
100 other good three number prizes making 0i three
Prizes sold and paid by srRAfToN, from 18th May LIST Of
January.
AIso twenty large number prizes sold the Isl of
January, 1874, at STATIONS.
Feb II ol-t2N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20
Taiuabte Land on James Rioer For Sale

TaiuaWe Land on James Hcer For Sale
Under decree of the County Court of Chesterfield
u case of Manove &C Manove, &C.. we SHALL on SA-
TURDAY the ah day of February next, premises sell
highest bidder tract Of land containing 4 acres
without improvements being the land Thomas
Lyon died seized II lies James River, contiguous the
lands of Randolph Turner, Charles Others
opposite Mr. Atkins plantation called vrrna.
TrRAsonenuh of the purchase money will be required in
cash; remainder credit of o. 10 The
chaser will be required give his negotiable weendor
sed and also deed Of purchase
money. DAVID MAY, -,
jan % SO-tds r. K MEADE Iomrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

1896 prizes amounting 10 ss90,Gs9
Whule Tickets SIS 00-IIaves 81 5G-ouarters 50 Is
certificate of package 26 Whole Tickets, sa3N co
Do. do. 90 Half do. Oh
Do. do. sc Quarter do. so 90
Do do 26 Eighth do Is 90
Orders for Tickets Shares Certificates Packages
Splendid Scheme will receive prompt
ton of the drawing will be Immediately after
il TO all who order from Address
j. c. GREGORY CO, Managers, Richmond, Va.
Feb. IL Sq-2awfd
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ny THOMAS RICHIE & SONS.
-. of the Richmond Enquirer.

pusllsAea 0sek e. ssss'on
sue and o is', suas sen -
,,,,rs rrr ssnxm Three Dollars for six months,
ivance, 70 bepH'd tas once or fsmea W a'' po''
y si' office may be remittedper mall IN good ana
bana ,t r,.sY-( The postage of single letter
s account the writer II the aeeahuia,o. ol
,ses ,;ensive business which 'aA
,r EiSf raw for nine papers annually shailhavethe
,,.ta sras TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ism lines, or less, hrstnsertion, IS eents;for
ao ssa must be accompanied with advance
dT&stSt .,ory references, TO insure execution
g sNisa' ~. dsng may amountto SOO per annum,a
II these of 20 per and to $50, of 10 per cent
Is DUN, WA s,nes solicitation OF several OF our Guy nsnus
- Atthe eaii ~ take limited number of yearly adver
" determines oreher unnecessary say any thing in
,ets likely 10 result 20 IN, ,S
"a, teae! from Nv fac, ,ha, annual advertisement twice
Ven viz s'sTy RGR be- strictly limited however
ape Such IN cur general TO sngs s.
they must pay pre- M sa arvsSe fchsngns their adver
quae-eu' ts they please, without any adoitional COST
rStsl,risg et'' 'e'As % W stIva $50
Fol square, 40
twice week, 40
and Marriage. from me county,
IL p he ofthe Postmaster in the
ssy be published hvs,y
been must therefore, insist IN such case upon
alton certified by Inc name OF 'ne
nm ~ n. hack al hsletter .,..-.a :. ,ncrrrad
Al, Subscriptions shall hereafter be considered as
advance and years publication, unless
r shorter time and paid for in advance Tor
tnas when orde.ed observation-disclosures, nd u n.
nbcriher unless paid for i'll advance or satisfactory
h made 10 some known and accessible person regard
r,h. or his payment But in case OF an orcef of pun
on without payment from new subscriber " no Is una.
- with the conditions single number may oeseh'' eoH
a,rr cr sccor,panei by, copy Of this regulation.
t he names al subscribers whose ability 20 pay y w
eowu 10 the publisher and who may remain ="
i - the end of years from the time when t!e ),
,,en was due shall be erased from the iis, oil w.
- Resolutions of the EDITORIAL CosoeH,.pay ~.
Thee. Resolutions of the results OF tue H,;;,a
m and IN. hitter experience of the Edorai Ioips
I'M; were assembled Richmond, an the !tn ny
~ these Resolutions determined 10 a'iae nc
prssS recommend ntersstsrediire an inne1-
49, adherence TO them Of the
10 the English custom of Cash Payments NO Grass OF e
nv an abuse the Credit System than the Eaos oil
sasnansrs The great difficulty consists in the transition from
system 10 the other No,whstandng the Resolutions oil the
r nton have been induced TO continue several
~ subscribers on Book who are IN arrears to his once
G mt change our The OF every subscriber, VINO
nh. pfrGcameni will positively stricken OF from our roll
a. n. commencement Of our ne Xt volume -,
R,rea recommended To the Editors OF Ne~spa-
. throughout Commonwealth, to publish ~ the head OF
MIR ,apers Advertising anu that they strictly al
m same; and that these prices be always such as 10
I've fair comre nsaiion for the labor performed"
iResoiuton 0fthe Editorial Convention
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

DOOT FNU4FAS3 W.
WE have added former Stock 100 fresh packages and
w Offer at the lowest cash prices the most general assert
meat ladies' genemen's chdrens and servants Shoes,
boys and mems Brogans and TO be the CITY,
Ao superior and plain Trunks Carpet Bags and Vaices In va
ey Those buying for Cash. by the package or single par,
will please give us a call LEONARD co,
.S-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20
Kaiuabie South. West MOunlain Land for Sale.

PaiuaHe South Vest Mountain Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for TRACT OF LAND, situated
in the county Of Orange and containing six hundred and
ihyfnur adoins The Lands Of John Taafrrro Dr.
Te and others and distant 80 miles from Fredericksburg
and from Orange Court house, and is within hafa mile Of the
Turnpike leading from the latter the former place About
half the Land cleared the balance heavily mbered The
soil fertile and well adapted 10 The staple Of that
but particularly wheat and tobacco of
portion of the land having Southern The
subscriber confidently that there rarely offered
favorable opportunity for capitalists invest money, than this
land affords.
Persons wishing purchase referred to Mr. John F. Italia
eo who lives adjoining the Land and any communication ad
dressed the subscriber the Rappahannock Academy Ca
Ioine county, VIII receive prompt attention.
IL the above Land is sold previously will be exposed to
public auction the premises the 9Th Of February If fair
If not, the next fair day thereafter
JAM l6 lids BENJAMIN F. TALIAFERRO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

.tNCEL WINFREE will sell Tobacco, Wheat and Flour,
> commission aud will give particular attention TO all pro
Jrf'y entrusted 10 his management.
IAN @ fly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

Dry GooDs.-Closng of, very reduced prices the follow
- ing Goods:
LADIES' Dres. Goods-Mousns, black coloed Aapacha.
Bombazines, Silks, &c.
iiosery-Slk, Cotton aud Worsted
Ginghams and Caicoss
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestngs
Brown and Bleached Sllrtings and Sbeetincs
Irish Linens, all qualities
Ingram Carpets and Rugs
Linseys krrseJs Blankets and Sattineus
Fancy Dress Handkerchirfs
WI" va:ie!y Of other Goods which will be sold very low at
J. B. CUNNlNGnAM'S, ii street, Shockoe Hill
Feo 10 s9-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

INF!RMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE
'HS ms tuition for the SICK following charges
l. payable in advance for the frst week)
White patients, S. per week.
4
These charges every for medical attendance
gica operations board, medicine and nursing -
The accommodations Tor the ck ample and conpee in
Two Professors of The Medical College vis, the
Institution daily for prescribed periods rotations and In
Of difficulty all The members OF the Faculty are called in consul
tation, without additional charge To the patient.
An obsercal ward been prepared the receu,on of H.
at the rates fixed above for medical surgical
Patients abong under insanity contagious diseases will moi
be received into tile Infrmary
MAUPIN, NJ. D.. President.
Aug. 10 s-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

,-lgGtNIA CONVENTION, 1899 800. W. RANDOLPH &
sale, Proceedings and Debates Of The Virginia
safe Convention of l930; which subjoned the new
r.h - Cliff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

MOOD n0ULDiN arTORNEY ar L9H, has removed to
" tas city Richmond and will attend all the Courts held IN
~ Office Main street, front room over Tue store
49,. IT, - $500 G5-oawtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20

PAINTS, OILS, &c.
WHITE LEAD, dry and In oil Venetian Red
w I.inssed Oil Red Lead
Spirits Trrpenine Spanish Brown
Chrome Green Vermiion
Chrome Yellow Puiy
Varnishes, all kinds Verdjrrs in oil
Painters Brushes Lilharre
With Paints and Painters ar,icies-and large and
well assorted Stock of WINDOW GLASS Of superor olatv
for sale low by ALEX. DUVAL Co
Main street, Richmond, Virginia
feD 10 S9-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-20
J. C. GREGORY q Co.. Managers,

J. G. GREGORY & Co., Managers,
Office Main I'd door 6eop .an l4.h streets,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
$4,000! $50, 900! $4,000!
IS prizes of 81 900 are S73,000!!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY (by authority of Congress- Class
for 1874, to be positively drawn Alexandria, D. C., Sltr
day March 1884, under the
appointed by the Mayor and Common Council.