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. NEW YORK, April 81, 1915.
sry to the watch merchants that from hi. day they have
formed an association under the Of DELACHAUX &
MARE for the ae Of importation Of Watches that from
this said day they hand and shall receive from their
respondent manufacturers every description Of Watches and
Movements. DELACHAUX < MARE,
No. LIT Fulton street, NJ Y.
A. Delachaux-H Marie. a22 lmsm
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VNHE SOCIAL INSTITUTE, now completed, ready Tor the
reception of pupils situated m Shrewsbury three miles
from the celebrated place four miles from Red Bank
calculated to give sound practical education qualify the stu
dent to business, class College
Terms annum $780, including all mcdenas except beds
and stationery.
female Circulars and interview with the teacher may be had
a 1871 Nassau al2 lm#m
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
LMOND, Windsor Rose, Varegsted, and every descrp-
"A ton Of Fancy Soaps
Cologne Water the most beautiful style of fancy bottles
andkercei and Toilette Essences In great variety
scription Of Perfumery aud Cosmetics.
Walnut Oil; Military Shaving Soap the exquisite Soap
eyer invented 1t makes perfect lather which does
dry on the face.
Also Family Washing Soap Of excellent quality; Patent
not Of JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER
No. Courtlandt st., door to the
ALI lm$m National Hotel.
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NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY.
CORNER BROADWAY AND LEONARD STREET.
MIR. DEMPSTER has the honor that he will
1v1 give his
SELECT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
Thursday Evening, May 18th,
AN HOUR WITH BURNS.
After which he will sing several of his popular compost
tons, including the
"Lament of the Irish Emigrant,"
May Queen"
A Song, in Three Parts
~ Particulars in small bills.
u Admission Fifty Cents.
Books the words OF the Songs be had the door
To commence at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Dempster will repeat the above entertainment at
Rutgers Institute Madison street Friday evening" May 10th.
An active and intelligent coored young wanted imme
diately. myl3rc
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GRAND GEOLOGICAL EXHIBITION.
OGDEN, WEEKS a. COMPANY,
FTER the Great Procession headed by -Four Elephants
n Thursday Morning, the 9th will their celebra
ted MANAGERIE for Exhibition For ONE WEEK ONLY-fu
ture engagements precluding longer stay
At the head of Lafayette Place, Sth street.
This is the only collection of Living Geological Gu
roses in the United States and the finest and
specimens from every part Of the Globe.
HERR DRIESBACH,
The Tanner Of Lions Tigers and Leopards will give his
ishng exhibitions o'clock, AM and and o'clock, M.
Hours Of General Exhibition from o'clock, AM u; from
to 5, r. Nj and from 10 10.
Admittance IS censs Children under years.l2h Mt
M m
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READ THIS

IL CASES in the SURGICAL and Medical line especially
hos. Of Ions stsndns can receive advice and medicine ma
The nrs application, neither name or ssianss qRid At
No. 81 Rsads sfrsst D HElNE, N. d.
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INFALLIBLE BED BUG POISON.

lNtALI.lBLE BED BUG ROBSON.
WATSON'S BUG DESTROYER needs but one applica-
w ton and the bed bugs will shun their former abode Tor
Poprtors Of hotels and steamboats, aud private
who wish to keep free from these vemin, can do u al small
expense and in few minutes Owing TO the great POPULARITY o
this several worthless limitations have been imposed
upon the public The genuine sold only st hpohecsr'es
Hail. Is Catherine street, Maiden lane aud IN Brooklyn by
Mrs Hays 1870 Fulton Price Is and cents per bottle
aOf Inns.
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10 The PUBLIC.
VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR-In offer
- ing this valuable remedy for the following complaints
the proprietor feels confident that the worth OF the Pain
Extractor will of itself be a sufficient recommendation In
instance has il failed the following diseases
Headache, Tic Doioreanx, Feons,
Wounds old, Rheumatism, lnfammatory Rheu.
Pains Of all kinds, Bruises matsm,
Swollen Joints, Chilbains, Black Tongue.
Sprans, Burns Scald Head,
Fever Sores, Eryspelas, Sore Throat,
Salt Rheum, Piles Frozen Feet,
Broken Breasts and Sore Nipples, Pleurisy,
Sore and Infiamed Eyes, &c. &C. &c. - -,
Sold wholesale and retail No i2a Fut, street lSun Build
ngs) New York None genuine without the written mot PRINT
ed;naure o. DALEY the wrapper Of sAch boz. ,e
Frost No. 100 Fulton street. New York. al2 MN
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FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
I'm business pleasure be accommodated during their
~ stay with pleasant and desirable home in the house Of
lady Of respecabty where they will with evory
Apartments with private tables Il preferred Apply
81 BURTON CRESCENT,
a26 m*rc Eusto Snua London.
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TO MERCHANTS

TO MERCHANTS
VISITING NEW YORK CITY.
M. PEYsER, 90 JOHN STREET,
tBETwEEN WILLIAM AN A Ido NASSAU sTREETs3
IMPORTER OF FE e;ER H1RK' AND FRENCH
FANCY GOODS,
Offers for sale by tho package customers
rs wSRsf isTpSs'
Zephyr German. and Tapssrie Chime and Ombe worsteds
Floss, Twisted Plain and shaded silks in Stick. and spoO
Embroidery F RxTT re- RTEEs!~mins Chenille
Berlin Embroidery r cHSyas %c't splendid selection
French wo G.n Sv q &. @ s;., Of
Gold S & Il sidh.:
Gold, Silver. Steel ARD I'd Glass Beads and Buslss.
Embroidery Needles. Steel E Wood.a IVORY Ebony and Whale.
bone Kn fMEsR s9d 6 SEGsh IS Needles.
All Kinds OF commenced and finished such Suspendcs Shoes
'I FA H'fc9' G6 81 Sc
Head e' bl.s sSs Hair Pms Combs:
fs:.s: s'q FRENCH R''S isi '1' Sc
German M' R SsSs w ;gSh Basket yssh sS: s &C.
o,,.,, oIL sG16' Silks He
oso silks d'i'f FRiS sSlSE;s the best French
Fnse' cS s Gaa%ps Tsse all color: and qualities i'm
il3 St&W3m.rc
WILLIAM A. SMETS
w III opsn his New Store 727 Broadway under The NeW
With SG ar entirely a NEW $50 STOCK OF GOODS
81 .'% as5i lfE 81
Rich Embroidered shawls and Mantilles.
" Duchese Porleans.
rnD'p cQaE RI. s!a. HS%siSsis!'zz;ous , ,.,.
CoIonne Point alaveile
fr. Denil :" Espagnoe
ssgd.d BIuaelIs +" g Ga TS,,.
EMBn sgH lHpTS;pe rNR ryci XsIeSe 9sMprs
!" EEis siaa' B B5ss:.r 5ts si;SSs
RICH EM MIR SfS LINEN cAMS SHt!f hDKTs
Very rich a 4, Barguet'e Gam de valsaeiens
s5f,S's sy:ss. fff s%s;i. and o@s,.s''
a a.',, t;s e:
is " Re'7; sis
S So: S. D'siE' Gordon ag s:s.s;:
c,,... '.!s s.s gs5: ass.D
sin. r... ' j55, SILK IN, sis:.
:, Wa!s1ad Pow Dc Sole
/" Taifetas " Pekin Broche
Umbrellas with iyory.andes Umbrellas Marqui.s
with rich gold F III i4S;s nsS"i BIZ TOILETTE
po0d Of superior quality imported t sG order
Cold Cream 10 Otto ne Of ii Roses sasse
''"'a f Fiisfst FOR Efs ssHfa
Rose Mossues Ess ss%esn Msrerechere
price als lm*rc
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
a LMONp Windsor Rose, Varegsted, and every descrp-
4
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.


WEDNESDAY EVENING May will be presented for the
Thaddeas, Mr. Frazer, Deysho Mr. segun; Airline, Mrs.
Seguin
10 the of the OPERA Mons Martin and Miss Julia Turn
bull will Introduce LA POLKA
To conclude With the Comedy of USED UP-Sr Charles
Codstream, w II Crisp.
First Tier IS Cents-Boxes M and Sd Tiers so Cents-P
Cens-Galery IS Cents.
Doors O'clock and the Curtain will pre- csey at
half-past o'clock.
BOWERY THEATRE.
~ Boxes Is cents-Pt i2jl cents. = N
ALL THE OLD BOWERf COMPANY is ENGAGED
AT THIS THEATRE FOR THE SEASON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May ith-The entertainments
will commence with THE OAiNIBUS-Pat Rooney, Mr.
Williams. =
A Favore Dance Miss Cohen.
Rakewell, Mr. Clarke.
favorite Song by Mrs. Fitting
To conclude with the Farce OF the WOOL PEDLAR-Deu-
teronomy Dutiiul, MIR Silsbee.
BUft'NUN's IHEATRE,
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May l4th, lsi5, will be per.
formed the Romantic Drama of WALLACE, the Hero Of
Scotland-Waace, Mr. Conner; Kirkpatrick, Stevens;
Allen Ramsey, Thayer; Marian, Miss Kirby; Helen Mar,
Dancing by Miss h. Moore and Mr. g. Smith.
To be followed by THE INNKEEPERS DAUGHTER
Richard a young Fisherman MIR Stevens; Monckton,
Bowers; 1ekey Thayer; Mary the lnkeepers Daughter,
To conclude with the musical piece of THE SWISS COT
TAGE-Natz Tick, Mr. Johnson Corporal Max, J. Dunn;
Lissette Mrs. w. H. Smith,
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR. HULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPS 'RTEkS.
THIS instrument for the radical Of Prc osus Utar,
Falling Of the Womb by external application suppressed
ing the Of the objectonsl Pesssry confidently recon-
mended the afflicted the Of perfect restoration to
health having failed Of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character EuApps
well this country II adopted the entire dsusx Of
Pessares and all other expeden in the Lying
ed ~ Europe by MEDICAL Of the highest rank IL this eosn
leges and Hospitals and by all private practitioners
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies at No.
Vesey having separate from the business depart
met where ady attendance apply Tsses and
Supporters TO female patients. all I'm re
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DISBROWoS RIDING SCHOOL,
4OS BOwery, ON Aston and Lafayette Places.
MIR. W. II. DISBROW has the honor that his
w Schools open daily Sundays excepsd) for Equestrian
Tuition and Exercise Riding.
Hours for Gentlemen. from to A. M and to p. NJ
QI-Terms made known on application as above:
n B-Highly trained and Horses for the Road and Pa
rade, to let. my6 im~rc
MISS MADDEN respectfully informs the ladies OF New
1 York and its vicinity that her French Millinery and Dress
Making establishment, 1903 Canal street, is open. Spring
ana snmmer Fshions consisting o. SIX cresse ribbon ancy
sian and London styles just received per last
Country Mners and Dess Makers supplied with the
Patterns the shortest notice. Dresses and Robes Of the latest
fashion made to order at the shortest notice.
Southern and Western orders promptly attended to-.
All descriptions Of Bonres cleaned and altered the
style. a24 lm*m
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DAGUEkREOTYPE.
b BINSSE CO., SO William street. up stairs respect
IL. fully inform Photographers that they have on hand
full supply of their Plates Of different Nos and sizes of the
IL d. B. Co mark" favoaby known throughout the Uni.
ted States They hive constantly hand the chemicals and
preparations used in the Daguerreotype process, well as
French Tubes of very superior quality Cast Iron Mercury
Baths Plate Pohe Coating Boxes and Head Rests the best
citv mako mia lms rc
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THE B(EHM FLUTE.
DHLLIP ERNST Teacher of the Flute and Guitar would
inform the lovers Of Music that he has for sale Of
the above celebrated constuctedn respect
accordance with those the Paris and London Royal
Academies. TO be PHILIP ERNSTS Music Saloon,
1875 Broadway Walker street. my8 lm*rc
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LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,
l49 and Isl Broadway, cor. Of Liberty street,

Al the Goods warranted to be genue the PRICES ty
per cent below the market prices and by this you
ton.
You will also find in the BAZAAR, the complete
sotment Of Sugar Pumbs and Candies from 25 50
pound; Jujubs Paste Chocolate &C.
Two large Saloons have been fitted magnificent style
as ICE CREAM SALOONS. A competent person, from
Philadelphia establishment has been engaged take the
management ohe Ice Cream Department and ladies and gentle
will obtain at the Lafayette Bazaar real Ice Cem Pha
delphia style
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22
VOLUME ll---N9. Ill.
New ORLEANS. April IL

New ORLEANS, April IL.
The schooner Water Witch arrived last eve
ming from Vera Cruz, bringing advces lheace 10
he 3la ut, and from The city OF Mexico 10 the
:2H22l. Santa Anna sill remained prisoner a,
Pe'oie, awaiting the action ii his Judges The
treatment he received was much mgaled, and
ms iIieI!d> III The different Departments were sa.
thelin3 strength aud courage 10 degree Thai was
believed Ia cause some apprehension 10 The exist.
INK government, and 10 innce the DELAY and he
station which are g inceJ in dispoSins Of him.
Indeed, II i not considered improbable thai IN
der The pieenct o prosecuting Il war with the l..
STATES, he may Vet he invested with The command
Of Tie army, and through that means rrin.latc
himself in power.
The BRUSH sloop Of war Eurydice JAILED from
Vera cruz on The :i.hh uli. for Galveston. with
dispatches for lie British Minister in Texas, AMI
also, IL wa> reported, icr the Texan Government
y great many iulnois prevailed with regard to
The nature oi these COMMUNICATIONS. Tie most
probable Conjecture [mos: probable from The lact
thai a British vessel OF war would be hardly en-.
pIoyed 10 take dispatches OF a less definite char
acter) is that the MeA lean Government proposes
formally 10 recognize The independence ii Texas,
on condition that The latter will not consent 10 an
Incorporation into the Federal Union
The whole press al Mexico are extremely
pusnaclou> as was 10 have been expected Is
pcclal.y III view OF the encouragement, which
their warlke propensiies have received from his
county. III .lhGt0r C0RSitntond, a journal
commenced Immediately after HE last rcyolu-
ton, IL support OF The existing Government in
dulges IN philippe. particularly violent, !, j,
sadly al a loss 10 know, how q. miserable malo-
tiy oi Two votes, IN The Senate. should be al
lowed 10 plunge The nation into war wilh % re-
douhiahe country as Mexico Nothing j!
decaie>. can prevent ho>tiles ana i. according
yeNhors all MeScans lodir together. rather than
snller degradation ana loss OF lcaor-:ays III.
Monitor:
The moment could nol IT, mere fortunate
The Government having settled her lale dill
culIies with France and England with prn.
dence and harmony, has nolhins 10 absorb
her attention but this one point Texas viii
: be from day 10 day. more and more our mi,
and exclusive Thought. Texas is The anxious
object OF every good Mexican. Texas, in.
deed, we all demand with one voice and one
thought
The manufacturing Interests ofiile ccu:.,iv il !.
stalled, have suffered severely icm The late change
and many English ind American mechanic. alc
Iernln. from The great cotton spinning anu other
establishments in different parts Of The Republic
ana The hatred and j"aluuSy Of The Alcsicans 10
every description al foreigner seems 10 have i'm
bibed fresh visor.- BnictR.
The news received Yesterday from Europe had
favorable effect npon the cotton market A houl
1000 bales changed hands ~ tull pricc. The To
hacco market was alo brisk. About 5GJ Ind.
were s,id- H.
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richmond Enquirer.

Terms y : published DAILY ana ssMi
- me EnaHn. n,;y Paper, seven dois's pc, aa-
|cfEkLi Z" ~ ri richi dollars IL takem WI s" g..
:. and a; The f"' ssY Fur The semi" eeks, ivy
,-roA than w. and Three Dollars '"' sA "' -,
,> pct aana". :, Ne pl,d IA ne elhff, .. md :,
C.,,bit ~ sa>A". ~ Dollars per anhu'i' - - -
al, pSs, pad : ,,,,,ua ,sr mail,
h- yr,r ,, ,his Office ~" -. ~. ,,sk III the Edo
fs.,a All S'sN 4, mr., beng p"nd og ."t .,,,
=, yss"st q - Itl,f = scarcely oi any a'.""".
\ ~ .>ssr q A'u's" Atom 81 postage :" W.
\. liz "ri'r'. - wh,cu operates ~
'a,ss iau" .,,.us OF ADVERTISING. sonar. If
.,s i nIlY GSorlsEE-t%I 80! NV ,r s" and
IS TUT 49, -. d,st ,n,ef."a, MY !, inssI,-
tea 'ne>, 49,, ,n.rt;,un twenty I'VE week,
49,, nc ' go. ,wicr a week, Of 'i'''e wa
even and hai Nod iii, dollars iof th.ty
Aou"a' - r,,l proposition .t NJ, NJ. and Auction
-, a".,h--r,crPt I."it-'s 'ili,r; ,pa,rr IN
g,aitt are ,laf.ed onr h"""''"
taaej.l Se>a WEEKLY ,anais ~ cn ,,,.
: il TIE StM' .,,., - cent, iuT each c"h'ihu'
ace 'a,e'p distance mu-r he a''"nip'n.ea WV
,,!fi> iram f,ry references, IL insuie tNeeu-
~ ,..,,. and Marriages from tue county
~ VI up''hs hand Nriiins = unknown !, tiis
satarsr' w ia tt Inc endorsation ~ th
Q'.,s. hi'i .isnn,ii,od. The! WI ~ "" sa,e
i,si1,a'"' r,rn nira.nIc. ihat mas p'rn 'anen y
te ea'.'N" .,,n. aud qGlhrs, has proved he'e'o,'e
pir'rh' '"l "A. must thrrei"ir, laSiS', ~ suSn ''
pniVa,.'"A np,unCsion being c-iiiihro ny '"e " -
lio q, ,,,r..,rr, ,crtttta on fis 'deS !" '''
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GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJCrANT GENERAL. OrFtCE.
RIruAioN a pril II lSl1 {

TN order 10 preserve The public properly, 10 IA
L miliarze those Corps which have been armed
with the essential duty Of keeping their Arms in
good order, and 10 ascertain the precise condition
OF the large amount of Ordnance, Small ms
Announcements, &c, which have been distributed
from time 10 time 10 The Militia, the Commanders
in Chief requires that the Commandments Of Re
Gimenls, ann portion n Tdici iarc rcCcirrd AIMS
trom tie STATE, shall, al least once in every period
of six months from This date, Inspect The Public
Arms, Announcements, &C. in the hands Of any
Company or Corps under their command, or in
store, and rcpo'i Men nnm5or, dtSuaptioa aa@ enn-
d'tion 10 This Department. or, il hy reason Of
more that one such Company Muster occurring
ON the same day, 81 that lle Commandanl cannot
perform this duly in person, ilcn he shall require
The assistance al The other Field Officers oil his
Regiment. This o.der was originally i>,I,rd ON
the Isl June, lSi0-bu, having lien into gene ral
neglect, snow repeated and every omission 10
comply with lis acquisitions will be reported, ac-
cuniing 10 The l3lh Section Of the Acl ior The bet
Ter organization OF The Militia.
By Command.
w. II. RICHARDSON,
Apr lS-c.t ALiutaut General
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aud water are hurrying 10 and FRO. Ever anti
ice and iElr.ue-everv device and stralaSem Of
diplomacy Is rcsorled lo--pfomiseS, and threats,
and brides, are alternately presented. But have
We rot had enough OF British mediation and
friendship This mediation was once sought
lor; II : nav forced upon uS. When II might
nave gwen Us relief III lime .! distress, II was
Withheld except upon conditions dIsh"notable 10
our country. Can we forget The Arlni>ce ,nrti-
alcd ~ England, and pesiidiunslv violated by
Mexicnl Can we forget The cold-blu0icd Slausi-
Ter ul oar cllzenS, iheir lingering su!lrrngs,
ami The brutal ciucitics inflicted upon them?-
And has The friendship OF England ever vet ran.
Solned ok American Citizen! The simple ques-
non 10" presented j. whether We shall abandon
'hc hf"a,, proircln, shield ul Ilie American E::-
s'r, ana accept 81 recognition oota.hei ~ Bit
t>i diplomacy, and offered Tor no other purpose
bate cart "ul British policy, and crush ltr a me
! iicah Union This tender OF independence at
ms unr, IS The legitimate result al tie Offers o.
friendship and fraternity upon a footing OF cqua-
by hv The American Union. For this ulier Of re.
c"slitlon, We are therefore, indebted 10 the Uni
led SIal,> ana mol 10 England Had wc been
repused by The United States, this offer would
mol have been made and We should still
'e subjected 10 The hafri.>iiis and prri.tn-
~ war III Mexico The whole operation i
The result Of foreign intrigue ana policy, and
Mexico has no more free agency or rulilon in il,
than The Emperor Of China or The Pope OF Rome
Was il not the irst declaration Of Iltrera's Go
vernmenI 10 renew The war uroD Texas with re-
doubled visorl Whence comes this sudden and
unexpected change, after nine years OF empty
threats, ana abor.ive attempts 10 invade u.s. Do
we want Independence under Sici dnslIee>,-
This KIND Of Independence paiakes 100 much Of
,.a.t.. ~
emaaritat,op, which ransolnS the ircan from
HE name ol bondage, but subjects him to actual
Servitude under the authority u MASTER during
all he years Of his strength and physical ener-
gies, then throws him Iriendless on the world
Such independence The people OF Texas do mol
want. Already has The American Constitution
made them more independent and tree, Than any
people have ever yet been made by The iayors oi
Great Bli ain"
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ARABIANs!! ARABIANs,,

a Richer than the Godolphin himself,
l ~crossed with all the great crosses OF
II ~ England or America, and from 60 10
50 times running back 10 The Godulphin, Eclipse
OF England and Flying Childer.--ot course
RICHER THAN THEY.
ls STAR OF THE EAST, or YOUNG
TELENACHUS, Will stand at Buckingham
Cour, House, and particularly during Courts
and range from thence 10 FarmvilIe, Prince Ed
ward Couu House, Cara, and other places
vide handbis, perhaps New Store plencz
guarde--perhaps this is The last opportunity
Young "Star Of the West" will probably ac-
company him. | should like 10 get lie elder
Star OF the West in good hands They are
unqueslionably more richly ,nieTtpriAcd with the
best stock in England or American, than any
others. Ii any one doubts lei him trace The
handhills, and he will find il true. The pcdi-
gree of all will be found shortly in The Turf Re
gisler They transcend in the Saddle Horse ac
lion, but Young 'Star Of The West is too ndo-
milable 10 pace, as he can pace.
BIZ THE AGENT FOR c. r. FoNTAlNE.
P. S. Cmrsn'c col0mo.-l am not dependan
on these Horses for pro6t--lhe public who have
them not, are more interested, and they certain
lyplaced at lower prices than such Horses, il there
is any such combination Of stock: they are said
10 descend from Solomons Stable. | repeat,
am not dependant on their profit, if forty or fy
thousand dollars can saliale mans appetite for
riches; for, what is riches only that which de-
slroyed Babylon, and Thyalira, and Ninevei,
and which is cursed in almost every page Of the
Holy Book. And here would give my compl-
men,s 10 the wrcched villains who would have
affected my credit ct distance, il they could,
and this they may carry as 4 ranking thorn in
their bosoms.
would SELL or farm out, one of these Horses;
or hire first rate Hos,eT, one that | conld trust
al distance.
will also say, that "Star Of the East will
make Fall season at Goochand, Louisa and
Fluvanna Court houses, and other places in the
above counties; in the two first oil which counties
the "Dunganoa" Stock (Shellon's Dunganon his
grand sire) are highly appreciated; and those
wishing the stock can reserve their mares, as due
notice will be given in The papers when The time
arrives. But Dunganon never had the beauty and
sRpr-e1celeat saddle action OF 'Slar of the East.
c. X. FONTAlNE
ANY friend Of The hlooied Horse, or mine,
Wing OF Democrat, when convenient, will please
cut the above out Of the papers, and put Il UP al
any public places in the district Though which he
passes, and oblise I. L. +.
April S--cw4w
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cgaScERY-V VIRGINIA In Hal

M cnnr, February 25;h, lSl5:
l p Win Eimondson, Eliza +. Edmondson;
,,i pus,IW Ednoadson. Horace Christian and
t ia az, CHRISTIAN. infant children OF Sarah D..
S raSl who was Sarah b. Edmondson oy lhelr
,.m friend, Joseph Stake, trustee Irr Inc sa'd
Ca.lien,
w,,iam A Eimonison, John 5. Edmondson,
Berry. and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
- - %, - Defendants.
' TD;S 1ay came the plaintiffs by their attorney,
IND their bill, and the defendants, john >
T.m,nlson and - Berry and Mary his VIE,
- h,yn. entered their appearance and given Sc
',,i,y according 10 the Ac, OF Assembly and me
e NM. j; hi, Court, ana it appearing to the
, ' by satisfactory evidence that they are not
.-,shi;an,> oihis Commonwealth II is ordered,
.a,,he >oid defendants, John 5. Edmondson and
= Berry and Mary his vile. do appear here
+, rae hrs, day Of MAY Court next and answer
NJ p,sniris' said blk and that a copy OF Tins or
i,r i, forthwith inserted in some newspaper pup
.sh,, in the Civ Of Richmond, for two months
,lrce,,ively and that another copy be posted al
n. lrontdcor 3, The Count House OF this county
A Copy. Tesie,
WM. o. WINSTON, d. {. IL. Z.
March lS-w2m