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MERCHANDISE.
EAGLE SQUARE.

RIG MOND, IRGINIA.
LNRESH importation Of Cloths, which have
i been manufactured for me-
Cassmeres ofvarious styles, English, French
and American
London Quiings and English Marseill.s, OF
all kinds
Dandy Drilinss, ofvery desirable styles
Lawns OF new and handsome designs
Silk and Satin Vestings, made in London
SIX Twist, Chinese and Italian Sewing Silk
Stay Bindings and Tapes
English Hose and Half Hose superior quality
Berlin Gloges Of excellent descriptions
Bombazincs and Felvels OF my own impora-
ton
Gloves of all styles, in Kid and silk
CCamhrlcs. Of every grade and quality
Buttons Of various patterns and lower than the
cost Of importation
French ,Cassimeres and Cloth unusually cheap
Parasolells, Of lovely patterns
Prints OF every qualify and design
As my stock is very large and we'll assorted. |
invite country merchants who wish desirable
goods TO examine the assortment, as am anxious
10 SELL D. Fl I.ONDON
March 25-d&c
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LOTTERIES.
!. T.. Words LOTTERY OsI,c
OPPOSITE TUE EXCHANGE HorEL RrcH
~ MoNp, Virginia.

OPPOSITE TIE EXCHANGE HorEL, RrcH.
~ MoNp, Virginia.
Splendid Lotteries 10 be drarn in April.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery Glass No. l6, for ls45, TO
be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday,
April 10Th, lS45 Splendid Prizes: 100000,
10000, 5000, 5000, $500, l,Ol7, 100 of 1000,
&C.. &c.
Tickets SlO halves S, quarters 80. Cerlif-
Gates of packages of 25 whole tickets $780, 25
halves GO, 25 quarters 80 so.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. II, for lsi5 10
be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday,
April 26, lS45. Brilliant Scheme: $4,000,
10000, 5000 $500, $500, $3.50, 5 prizes of 1000
90 Of 1000, 20 OF 500, 90 OF 400, &C., &C. 66
Nos, IL Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40, halves 8, quarters So Cerlifi-
Gates Of Packages OF % whole tickets Si2O, o2
halves go, % quarters 30.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certifi-
Gates of packages in The above Splendid Lotteries
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week,) enclosing cash or prize Tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
ly alter il is over TO all who order from
April 5 J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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XyorfI,am,s Office.

NO., EXCHANGE PLACE. RICH
IN .MOND, Virginia.
Drawing OF The Alexandra Lottery, class No. 10,
April 70:
II 80 81 81 G TO 5 "A 81 30 81 81
Nos. "a 81 4, prize OF $4,000, sold a. this Of
flee
LOTTERY for This Morning.
Four rrizes OF $40 900 each. Drawing comes
Der mail this morning riz: Alexandria. Extra,
Glass No So. Prizes:-l OF $4,000 each. 5,42l,
10 OF 1000, 10 Of 400, 40 Of 200, so Of $50, 2i9
Of 100. &c Tickets only S5-shares 10 proper
lion.
Lottery for This Evening.
600 Capital New Jersey Lottery, class No.
35 Drawing comes per mail to-morrow.--
Prizes so. 600, 5000, 1000, 5000, l,905 80
prizes of 1000 each, so OF 500 so Of 200, IS
OF 100, &C. &c.-Tickets So.
For This Week.
Thursday-S2O,OO 5000, 5000, 10 Of 1000,
FridayMso 900 1000, 800 SC Ticket. So
saurday-s7ooo, 5000, 10 Of 1000, &c
Tickets - 80.
&c.-TicSes SO.
And 10 be drawn soon:
April oG-S30,0O0, 10000, 5000, $500, $500,
2,22S, SC Tickets 10 dollars: 80, -
Nav $4,000, 10000, G,OO0, 5000, 5000, 20
OF 900. &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
MAY 1880 900, 10000. G,O0O, $40, 5000,
80 Of 1000 &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
Nav $50, Oo0 10000, G00O 5000, 1868,
10 Of 900, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries ad-
venised BY ]. G. Gregory & Co, for sale on The
same terms al this Office.
n. B. All orders confidential.
Anril Is CHAS. WOh Iihh'
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MERCHANDISE.
H'rcss. Spring Goods.
L. *. GILBERT

l.. ~. dl14i. I.tl
JJTOULD invite The attention OF purchasers
w TO his new stock OF FANCY and STA
PIE DRY GOODS-among which will be
found
Rich Satin Stripe Balconies and Bareges
Plain black and satin stripe DO. do.
Black and lead do. do. do.
Organize Muslins and French Lawns
Black and cold Gimps and Gimp Cords
Parasols, Sun Shades and Parasolelies
REVERE and Hem Stitch L. G. Hdkis.
Black and white silk Thnle I.aces
Do. do. and cold Silk Milts and Gloves
Do do do. Hoskin Gloves
Rich salin-striped Barge Shawls and Scarf,
Do. Hernanni and Ambra Illusion DO.
Silk wark Alpaca and Orleans Cloths
New styles Of plaid Ginghams, very handsome
Tarletan Musiins, Ribbons, Laces and Etgings
Black. white and cnlored Grapes
Irish Linens; Birds-eye Diapers and Linen Drill
in5s
Cloths, Cassimeres and veslings; Croton CIo;hs
and Gambroons
Kremlin Cords, blcached and brown Shrtings
and Sheetings, Apron Checks, Tlckings, &c &c,
with general variety Of new and seasonablc
Goods, which he offers al small advance Tor
cash'only. f. X. GILBERT,
No. III Main ST., 3 doors above VIM. Mitchell
April IL
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r. Russell Bigger.

a GENT for The Managers, %. Paine &
II Co.. Richmond Va.
Schemes far The USck.
Splendid Scheme:
$25, 900 ,-25 Of 81 ,000!-75 Nos l3 ballots
Drawing 10 be received by Wednesdays mail
Capitals: IS 600 Dollars, 5000. 5000 1000
l,iOO, $50, 25 Of 1000. 500 80 of 300, 200 of
200, &c, &c, &c. IS Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets
only 50.
Splendid Scheme-2 10000 Dollars 20 Of 1000
Drawing received BY Thursdays mail. CAPT
,a>: Of 100000, 5000, $500, 2.373, I,75O,
1900, 20 Of 1000, &c. IS Numbers, IL ballots.
Tickets only 50.
Splendid Scheme-l20O0 80 prizes Of 1000! /!
Tickets only dollars.
Drawing received by Fridays mail. Capt.
tails $4,000, 1880 Of 900, &c, &c. Eleven
drawn ballots. Tickets dollars.
s-'s.SG,00O!-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Drawing received BY Saturdays mail. Capt.
,als: $4,000, 1000, 500, 200, l,l9G, &c, &c.
IS Nos, IS ballots. Tickets 81
Aiso fer So'uydov Night!
r S p e d IA Sc e!..Cx
Capitals $4,000, 1000, 5000 1000, col
20 Of 900, 800, 100, 300, &c. 10 Nos. - bal
los. Tickets 4 dollars.
Grand Schemes 10 d,a,c sior.,v.
Magnificent SCHEME:
$50, 900 sis ,000!-I00 OF x 000
Drawing received BY Mondays mail, A pril 81.
Grand Capitals: of $500 OF ! S 600, Of $500,
OF 5000, Of 5000, OF 1854, 100 prizes OF 1000,
besides many prizes of $50 500, 400 300. 200,
&c, &c. IS Nos, 10 ballcis. Tickets sic.
Splendid Scheme
800 900. 10000 $500 lowest 3 No Prize j
Drawing received bv Wednesdays mail April
23. Capitals $4,000, 10000, 1000, $500,
500 l,40I, = of 200, LOO, 1000 900, 800
100 GOO - 100 prizes o 500 * &c, &C.
sc Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets IS.
Grand Scheme:
$4,000 Is drawn hallos.
Drawing received by MONDAYS mail April %
Capitals: 100000 5000, 5000. 5000 $3.50, 5
of 1000, ) Of 800, 10 Of 1000, 500, 400 300,
&c, &c. rs Nos, Is ballots. Tickets $40.
g-r For other Schemes, call atthe Office.
gi- Packages of whoIes and shares, single
whcles and shares always on hard in The usual
great variety; and, as usual, prizes paid al sight
Immediately after The drawing.
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will he promptly attended TO, and drawing sent
when requested +. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
Apri II
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RICHMOND, APRIL g. 1915.
To the Buyers of Boots, Shoes, Trunks
LEATHER, dc.
WHOLESALE OR RET A ]

w III o LES a l. h OK X L a l..
THE subscriber having just returned from The
l. North would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has now in store
a large and general assortment OF Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Leather, &c. His stock having been Sc
lecied with great by himself, direct from The
manufacturers, he lailers himself that ne can OF.
fer as great inducements as have ever been offered
ia Richmond, both at wholesale and retail. he
also keeps on hand, in connection with his North
ern and Eastern work, a large and general assort-
ment OF Boots and Shoes othis own manufacture,
which. for neaness and durability, cannot be sur
passed in the United States and far superior 10
any work sold in Richmond that is made al The
North, 10 V hich be would call The attention ofcoun-
Try Merchants, and all others in want OF Boots
and Shoes By the package, dozen or single pair. as
they will find them al prices that cannot fail %
please, and certainly as low as any other house in
the Slate. aLEA. HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Leather, &C., Wholesale and Retail.
P. S. Ladies' and Genilemen's Boot. and
Shoes made to order, in the best manner, as usual,
ApriI4-9m,
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JOHNSTON'S MEDICAL EMPORIUM.
Drugs, Medicines, Painis OILS Dye SlaTs,
Fhncg GOods Sc, Sc
SPRING SUP l. 7.
TIME subscriber is now in receipt Of large
and we'll assorted stock OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
sTUFrs. FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
per late arrivals from the Northern cities, com
prising every article in his line, which beng
bought on the most favorable terms, is prepared
to offer country merchants and dealers induce
ments which cannot fail 10 please.
He requests the attention of Physicians ana
others in want 10 his extensive assortment Of
Medicine Chess, Medical Saddle Bags Sursi,
cal and Dental Instruments Of The most approved
patterns and styles; and also 10 bis stock OF pure
Medicines, which have been bought from me
importers under his personal inspection, and
which he can confidently recommend as the best
that can be procured in this country. Physicians;
merchants and all others visiting the CITY, VIII
find an extensive assortment of every Thing 10
his line OF the best quality and on very reasona-
HE terms. PEYTON JOHNSTON,
Apolbecary and Druggist,
Anril s No. ll5, Main 81.
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Hardware at Reduced Prices
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS


Importers of Dry Goods. Hardware and
TLERY,
No loo, Main Street, Richmond,
HAVE now in store their entire Stock OF
IL NEW SPRING GOODS. They are pre-
pared 10 offer unusual inducements 10 Mer.
chants 10 purchase; as their stock is 100 large
Tor the present season, they will sell any Goods
now IN store at very small advance on cost:
Ellwcl!'s Wedding and Killing Hoes
Do. Spades, fine article
Rowlands 81 Ames' Spades and Shovels
Trace, log, OK, and halter Chairs
Anvis, Vices ard Smith Hammers
Bellows and Screwplalcs
Bed Srsws, Squares and Hat head
Sofa Springs, Glue and Casters
Knob, chest, pad, trunk and close, Locks
Stock Locks Of all kind, from 6 10 IA inches
Sheet Iron, Tinplaie and Wire
Files, Pasps, Saws and Adzes
Mill, Cut and Circular Saws
Fryingpans Rat Traps and Sleeves
Horse Shoes and Shoe Nails
Wrought Nails Tacks and Brads
American Door Locks and furniture
Naylor Il Co.'S Cast and Shear Steel
Pen, pocket and dirk Knives
Table Knives and Forks
Rogers 4 Sons Pocket and Table Cutlery
Elliss and Butchers Razors
Chisels Gouges and Drawing Knives
Scylhes 81 10 81 inches
Wagon Boxes and Castings
Brushes Of all kinds
Bed Cords and leading Lines
Engish and French Percussion Caps
Double and Single Guns and Pistols
Bell-metal Kettles
Tea-keules and Sauce-pans
Shoe Tread all kinds
Strap, Hinges and Butts
ScIew,, Ciiniblets AMI Augers
Horse, Cotton and Wool Cards, all OF White
more's make. April II
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Marshal [. S. F. D. ' ard L1....lissi oner.
March 25-c;h

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIN-
PROVED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TIME Executors Of The late abre. Robinson
i offer for sale the Who'll Of his Real Estate il
the city @! Richmond consisting oi The following
lots:
|. One LOT at the corner oil D and 81 streets,
adjoining and West OF Mr.. Mieures lo;. contain
ing so feet on street. and running back tie
depth 81 a half acre 10
,. One moieiy Of the LOT lying on the EaseIn
corner elk ami 81 streets opposite Mrs Ropcls
properly, the present residence of a. ". Morton,
Esq containing 50 fee; or - street and running
back on X street l32 .ei, on which there are so.;.:
improvements.
8 One moiety Of another lot on ~" orrosi;r
corner Of the same streets. containing G6 ieel on
X street, and ruurin2 back 100 lecl 10 an alley.
L. Al that entire lor, containing bali an acre,
living East Of q, and between K and streets.
except small portion sold 10 NJ. .Iarphy an
Robert Hill.
5. All tina, lot North Of l. ana between 2i ap;
81 Streets opposite NJ. jos. Jscksons property,
containing $50 feet on L street aud rnnnias tacs
on 81 stree, lS5 ieef. THIS is decidedly one Vi
The most desirable uri.nprored lots iii tha pr. o!
The city.
6. One moiety OF two other lots adjoining he
last named lot, containing ll3 On }! street, and
running back 100 feet
:. Ore loi West Of 81 street with a bricl; hous-
two stories ana a basement near the late Nj.
Thos. CarHes PR perry.
$. One 10, il DuvaI's Addition, with bric;
house hercon, il which lie said Robinson for.
merly resided, East OF FeicTa, AMI South G. g..
STEPHENS streets, conarirs lo9 ies, 'front.'
Q. One 10, Wes OF "a street and North Of Cha
rily street, containing 1919 f"c! front on ii street.
TO- One 10, No. 10 in S,nil..'a r!ag. SoL;s :!
The Hospital
ANY f;he above lots will &c divided ic suit ru-
chasers, and sold ca accommodating terms 81
application 70 The subscribers.
WIN. r JOHNSON rr.cu,o-
JOSEPH ALLEN, ~
m ", o., ,,,b
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A MEETING of The Trustees Of Marshall
II Academy will be held in Stanton on The
first day Of May next This being The day fixed
upon BY the charter for The annual meeting Of The
Board, il is earnestly hoped that majority oflhe
members will be in attendance.
JAMES A. LgITcH, \. c. KINNEY,
JoEL McPHERsoN, a. II. II. SrrART,
JoHS S. GALLAHER, CHARLES II. LEWIS.
The following gentlemen compose The Board
John r. Purdie, Hugh Patton VIM a. Pate
son, VIM. Mitchell, Jr., John Dove, n. c. Kin
new, Charles H. Lewis, A. II. II. Stuart James
Points, Thomas j. Niche, John S. Gallaher,
Joel Mcpherson, r. G. Scott, James B. Green,
Oscar NJ. Cruchfeld, James II. Piper, Morgan
Nelson, Edward Cos,on, w. G. Sing lelon, A.
r. Givens C. r. Harris, kenton Harper. VIM
Kinney, VIM. Frazier, John B. Baldwin, George,
NJ. Cochran, D. w. Pa,leson, John G. Fulton and
James A. Leitch.
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PUBLISHERS U. S. MAIL.
Bulletin, SATURDAY lan, and SUNDAY -

Bulletin, SATURDAY l2th, and SUNDAY 1911
Awii-l2 o'clock
TIME following new Works received so hours
u in advance OF any Express in the country
By this Days Mail
New Orleans as found il, BY H. Didmus, IS
cents.
No. As Lil,els Living Age, l2s cents.
The Warwick Woodlands, or things as they
were there len years ago, By Frank Forester, an
thor of Cromwell, &c., IS cents.
Helen Howard, or the Bankrupt and Broker, a
Mysterious Tale Of Boston, by Professor Ashby,
l2a cents
Rafael or the Twice Condemned, Tale Of Key
West, by Prot. Insraham, 12a CENTS
MIR. Midshpman Easy, BY Capt Marryall, X.
n, % cents.
The Mysteries OF London translated from the
French by Henry c. Deming, complete without
abridgement 81.
The New York, Philadelphia and Boston week
" newspapers
Lately Arrircd, and for Sale.
Godey's Magazine and Ladys Book for May,
25 cents
The Gamblers Wife, by the author of the
Young Prima Donna, The Belle of the Family,
&C.. - cents.
The Gentleman in Black, with illustrations, BY
George Cruikshank, % cents.
No. % Harper's Pictorial Bible, % cents.
The American Review, Wing Journal, for
| April, 1915, so cents.
| No. l, The O'Donoshuc, a tale Of Ireland fl
| " years ago. with two engravlngs, by Charles
/ Lever, ia cents.
/ Ancien, Egypt, her Monuments, Hieroglyphics,
! History and Archaeology, By George K. Gliddon,
/ late L. s. Consul d, Cairo, % cents.
The Book Of Chemical Amusement, a complete
Encyclopedia Of Experiments in various branch
pc nj Chemistry &c D CENTS
Emily Mansfield, or the Gamblers Fate, Lost
but not Won, by The author Of the Mysteries vi
Boston, &c, l2t cents.
No. , Sequel 10 The Quaker Ciiy-l2l cents.
Nos. ii and Is Sketches OF Irish Character,
by Mrs. s. c. Hall-25 cents.
The Foster Brothers, Romance by MIS-
Emile Carlen, author OF the Rose OF Thistle
ISland-25 cents
London Lancet for April, $3.50 cents.
The Last of the SaxoDs. Tale of the Times,
Of William the Conqueror-25 cents.
The Ancien, Regime, Tale, by G. ?. r.
James, = volumes in one-25 cents.
Frankensein, or, the Modern Prometheus, by
Mrs Mary W. Shelley, wife Of Peacy Bysshe
Shelley, the Poets cents.
All The monthly Magazines for April.
No. , History Of the Consulate and Empire
under Napoeon-25 CTS
No History Of France, by NJ Michelei-25
cents.
The Labors Of Hercules, BY Punch, with 10
ilustratons-25 c:s.
Knowlson's Cattle Doctor, or complete Cow
Doctor, being plainly written Treatise on the
diseases OF Horned Cattle and Calves-25 cts.
Domestic Slavery considered as a Scripnral
Institution, in correspondence between the Rev,
Richard Fuller Of Beaufort, S. c.. and the Rev.
Richard Waylaud of Providence, R. l.-37! cts.
HALPIN & KELLER,
Conductors ofthe Publishers U. S. Mail,
l05 Main ST., corner of Main and l4lh
EVERY Periodical and work OF merit Tor
sale April II
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W.P. Turpin's Lottery Office

a FEW DOORS above the Union Hotel,
II Nam Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Saturday, 10Th Aprl-Alexandra Lottery,
No. &C. Prizes: $4,000 10000, 5000, 1000,
$500 100 prizes Of 1000, &c, &C. Tickets $40
Saturday. 26;h April-Alexandria Lottery,
No. II. Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 5000 $500,
s prizes of 1000, 20 Of 1000, 90 OF 500, &c !,
&c. Tickets $40.
II Orders for Tickets in The above scheme,
and all others advertised by Messrs J. G. Gre
CORY & Co., will receive prompt attention, and
drawings forwarded as soon as received
Tickets in smaller Lotteries, Capitals ranging
from 10 2O,0O0) which are drawing daily, for
sale in Packages or single wholes, halves or
w. P. TURPIN'S OFFICE.
Aprl No. l0s East Main street.
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New store.

AT no. 90, WES1' MAIN STREET,
JAM ES A. S y f L l.,
MOST respectfully informs The citizens Of
lll Richmond and lis vicinity, thai he has taken
the store No. 30 West Main Street, where he will
be happy 10 see his friends and others favour
ing him with a call. He will be receiving in The
course OF The dav a large supply Of Goods from
New York, which will be sold on the most reason
able terms. April ll-eolm
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S0iree Musicale!
F. w. ROSTER

r. w. ROSTER
HAS the honor to announce TO the citizens OF
II Richmond, and lis vicinity, that he will give
a VOCAL AND iNSTRU MENTAL. CON-
CERT, at the Exchange Concert Room, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April lG,
When he will be assisted by Mr.. P. ii. Taylor,
Mr.. Dunderdale, and several gentlemen ANA.
tours who have in the kindest manner volunteered
their valuable aid.
ar The Piano Forte TO be used on this coca.
sion is from The mandatory OF Ndnns & Clark,
New York, and has the lEoI.IAN ATTACHMENT.
PROGRAMME.
OvERTrRs-Piano Fore, Flute, and Viooncel-
lo-Messrs Dunderdale, Taylor and Roster
GLEs-"Hail, Smiling Morn'-by The gentlemen
Amateurs SimforM
"SoSc WITHOUT WoRps, rthe Violonceo-Mr.
Roster.
soSG-"The New Years Come"-Mr Dnnder-
dale, knight
FaNTAsIA-Flute and Piano Forle-Messrs. Tay-
lor and Dunderdale.
men Amateurs, Philips.
HUNTING CHoRrs-"The Suns Gay Beam" from
Uryanthe, Hf6er.
FANTasrA-Flne and Piano Forte, introducing
Favore Air-Messrs Taylor and Dunder-
dale, Nicholson
Soxd-"The Serenade"-Mr. Roster accompa-
MED BY Two Flutes, obligato-Messrs Taylor
and Dunderdale, arranged by Rosier.
AIR, with varialions-V ioloncello-"Hope tolda
Flauering Tale" (by reques,) (.nnni=brrser.
IRisu BALLAD-"Molly Bawn"-Mr. Dnnderdale,
Locer.
FiSALE-Laughing Trio-by The Gentlemen
Amateurs, Martini.
n The Concert to commence at o'clock pre-
eisely.
scr Tickets 50 cents; children under 10 years
years old half price-to be had at the Book Stores,
The Exchange Hoel, P. H. Taylors, and at The
door on the evening oflhe Concert
nril 11-3t
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A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.-A
II Lady, who can come well recommended,
as good Teacher Of French and Music, may
get a situation as Instrucress in private family
in one of the most agreeable and healthy neigh.
borhoods in Albetnarle county, Virginia, in a
letter, postpaid 10 A. B., Charlottesville, Virgi-
MIA, stating her terms, &c March 7-c,l5A
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cpRING STOCK

". e. T.. p. CARPENTER = CO.,
MANUFACTURERS ASp WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STRAW GOODS,
LEGHORN AND PALM LEAF HATS.
No. /, Exchange Bloek, Richmond, pa
HAVING made extensive arrangements for
II the SparSo trade, they are prepared 10 ex-
hibI large and we'll assorted stock OF
BoNNETs. LEGHnRN AND PALM LEAF HATS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &C.,
10 which they invite the attention OF purchasers.
March 7-dtf
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TN pursuance OF decree o. The United States
i Court, fourth Circuit and Eastern Disuic, OF
Virginia, pronounced on The b day Of Deem
Der, 1911, in the name Of The United Sites Of
America, plaintiffs, against John O. Lay Ct aIs,
defendants, will I've sold Is the undersigned, Com
missioner, al public auction, 10 The hsats, Nd
der, on The l6!h day Of April, 1915. at The Dei
Tavern, in The city OF Richmond between The
hours OF | o'clock, 4. NJ, anG 3 o'csck, p. NJ,
the following property % vii a cer:ain tract 81
land situated ia Madison County State Of Virgil
mia, containing 237 acres, more or less, adjoining
the land, Of Thomas Bohannan and o;arr> puf-
chased by The sail Joha Q. Lay ci Herbert A.
Claiborne and WIN. L. CDan beI!ayne, trustee.
for Benjamin Duval Also, certain lot Of
ground situated in the cily Of Richmond, rear
uayos Warehouse, purchased By the said Lay
from VIM. Mayo.
The sale will be made upon The following
terms, 10 w.t. One-third Of the purchase ncacy
10 be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal
insialnen,s at SIX and twelve months ,ro.n The
lay OF sale the purchasers giving bond, with ap-
proved security for the deferred payments, and
The title TO the properly 10 be retained until Tho
whole OF Inc purchase money is paid.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal T. s. f. o. V ard Commissioner.
March OS-r.i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
Thomas a. Charles Ellis,
IMPORTERS or
Orv Coods, Hardware and Cutlery,

80. l06 H,s Nam Street.
TTAVE received BY late arrivals from Eng
II land and the Northern Cities, large AID
varied assortment Of SPRING GOODS, which
they will offer 10 country dealers, and 10 purcha-
sers generally, at very low rates. consisting in
part Of
Salin stripe Adrianopies
New and rich style Balzorines
Lawns and Mouslin de LANES
Black Apaccas and Bombazines
Earlslon and other Ginghams
Polka and many new pattern Prints
Rich Barge Shawls
Lace. check and plain Cambrics
Drab d. etc, Croton Coalinss
Virginia Cord and Summer Cloths
Fancy and plain Cassimcres and Gambroons
Valencia and MaTseles Ves!ngs
Irish Linens very cheap
Irish and Barnsley Sheelings
Table Cloths. Diaper and Towel!ing
English, German and Silk Hosiery
Ribns, Gloves, Mus and Suspenders
Marshals Seine and Sewing Threads
Seine and Sampling Irvine.
THOMAS s CHARLES ELLIS.
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