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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL %.
High Wafer this day, at d., p. NJ.

I1iSh W dtSt tuiS III ~, Il. vi.
ARRIVED,
Steamer )ewess, Sutton, Norfolk.
Brig Henry Lee Green, Newport, ballast.
Brig Henrico, Paine, Boston, sundries
Schr. John Simmons, Small Boston, sundries.
Schr. James, Barrow, Wilmington, n c., sun
dries.
Schr. Lexington, Vangilders, New York, bal
last
Consignees Of Scar 1hsearora fran Ncm York
Kent, Kendall & A,wa,er, Henry Ludlam &
Co, Wadsworh Turner s. Co., w. Taylor, L.
Robertson, w. Palmer, w. M. Harrison, R. r
Duval, Davenport s. Allen F. Fl. Amidon, T
s. C. Ellis, L. d. Crenshaw & Co, J. Sizer s.
Son, j. Winston, J. D. Stone, J. Pizzini, An,o-
Mo Pizzini, Warren & Faris, Edmond & Da-
venport, Quarles Merwin & Sutton, S. Mrr-
chant, Dunspaugh s. Co., G. w. Cox. Kerr &
Gimour, Brown, Taylor 4 Tucker, Deane &
Brown, w. Greaner, Frys & Co., J. Thompson
& Co, T. Diddep, S. A. Smith, j. Goode, t. r.
Price, o. A. Slrecker, w. Mitchell Jr., G. Gen
neil, A. Barsamin Dunlop, Muncure & Co, A.
Duval s. Co, F. johnson, T. O. Rails Co, w
Booth, ]. F. Allen, Kerr & Bro, Beers s. Poin-
dexter. S. M Zachrisson, J. c. Crane, ]. Bosh'
or, F. ShepperSon F. King, Vanlew. Smith &
Co. w. Ritter, D. Weller. Workman. McGrndeI
& Co, w. S. s. j. Donnan, Gay, Mathews &
Co, j. Farrar, Turpin & iarbough, J. Gill, j.
Bonavita, S Bonavila, Jas. Gray, a. Hill
SAILED,
Schr. Sam' R. Painter, Mershon, West Ponl
Schr Galena, Leeds, Troy.
Scbr Thomas Ireland. SomeiS, New York.
Schr ]. Budd Budd New York.
Schr. A. B. Cooley, Camp Dishon.
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THE RRANDRETH PILLS

a M ENTIRELY Vegetable, and made on
a those PRINCIPLES which long experience has
nroved correct. Ii is now no speculation when
lbey are resored 10 in sickness, iorlhey are known
10 be the best cleanseIs OF the stomach and bow
els and in all dysps' an' er DO0S m eaIrs kee ey
,hsse nils in The hon:e. If faithfully used, when
,here E occasion for medicine, il will be very sci
dom thai doctor vii be required. In all cases
of, cold cough or rheumatism; the afflicted owe
/" Sold s ID a. DR.. BRANDRETH's principal office,
PAL Broadway, New York ca Bowery and sli
audson nrS bo1 Dr. win u directions tn in Engh
Snanisb po1tueueseand French languages.
M. BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. / East Main sleei, Richmond, corner oppo,,
site the Old Marke, where country agents and
planters can be supplied with The genuine at New
York prices. April l7-6t
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a. n;n, and that Capt. VIM. Fl. Brown
va w. VIM I. CropP were not wing IN 3, 70
stHI ,'i Fitzhuyh, ESQ., being nominated BY
c!apa, H. IN meeting proceeded BY r'ra oo,ee
isTe,, -. candidate, which resulted in the
u>n e y'Sn / CHM, Esq. Whennpon Mr..
,st Of JON" ,i;,,ely informed the meeting, that
hash l!l'', Inn srss, pleasure 10 withdraw from
a,a1 sn' ~, III, siye hearty and cordial support
VI ' c" heinz present, accepted me hoi'''n"-
Nr 0n ~ IN, pertinent speech. =,
N "a m DIV ami MAJ. Crop also addressed Inc
W. defining their pos'' n,a anu nr;nc;.
elm asn,erabe devotion TO pemoer ;hsy would
sf aaa msn ana declared, ilelec'ed .hey wou ia
a sTI democrats for the orceS o. 'e'''' '''1
;;rs[noI5' N,ncure, Esq, then in speech 70 hls
!. I i;,Ins urged The support OF Nj. Cnhn.
wei sSrri The following resolutions ""''n were
hgp1 Tha, the Democrats party VIII illus, use
RsSsN';; honorable means 10 secure Inc e'ee,oh
4 taI a1' c Hmm Esq, 10 the next House oil De-
xsaies Tho, Col. James NJ. Smith, The can
Rsiolt' - senate in this district, IS a sterling
as s ne Of M, a9 ys it! sa5e snd
SOL , M, The Jealous support Oh inc ls'N
?ay IN s, MaS ,hsn read, aiiresseaey me Demo.
! COW rnmmi,ee Of FauquieT 10 me pem nsrnss;
.aN .. ~ Stafford, stating, that u i '''.Aps,
a :sa.s:a. :1 s = sa4 e: s ;ss: Oh that
sdaae designated in The letter .ah Ds ' ereisrrns
seine 70 take action 70 "a me- s exercise Of heir in,
T p That The proceedings be signed BY tn, The
3 3s" papers Of Fredericksburg and Rlch-
aoni .,,,,rned
anu '"' : = THOS. TOWSON, Chm,
, % prssDy Secy
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f. REGNAUL.T

HAS Just received the larger portion Of his
Il Spring supply of Paper Hangngs and Bor-
ders, some very beautiful, and al low prices; six
hundred Fire Screens, which will be sold one
hundred per cent. cheaper than ever offered be-
fore; also few splendid patterns for Teaster
Tops, made express = for The purpose On hand,
and will also be made 10 order Beds, Cnrled Hair
and Shuck Mattresses; also a few pieces of snpc-
rior Mating Country Merchants wanting any
article in my line will find it to their advantage
10 give me call before purchasing elsewhere,
Paper Hanging and Upholslering done in the
nealea style, and with all possible despatch.
No. 1872, West Main 81, square above Inc
Virginia Banks. April ls-c & ot'
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CHANCERY SALE or REAL ESTATE
IN MISSISSIPPI

DY virtue oi a decree Of the Chancellor, en-
ID tered al Jackson on 18Th FEBRUARY, 1913
will sell, rs Commissioner, on THURSDAY,
2i'h April, at The office Of The As>ignecs OF The
Commercial and Railroad Bank Of Vickshur..
al The railroad Depot At VicksbGrs, for one nth
cash, balance in l. =, > and 1 years in equal pay
mentS, a large amount Of REAL ESTATE. le-
longing to SAID As>ighees consisting Of about %
lots and parts OF lot, in Vicksburg, many Of them
improved, with stores, residences and hotel;
over 1000 acres OF land in Warren county
houses and lots in Clinton $500 acres ot land
in Kinds county, $500 in Rankin, house and
lot in Vernon, and 40 acres Of land in Madison
county; 640 in Holmes, C6O in Ya2oo, 1000 in
Carroll 100 acres and town lot No 81 III Gle.
NADIA, in Ialotusha county $50 acres in ITALIA.
ha,chie, 1000 in Sunhowrr, 6i0 in Coahoma,
l,l00 in Bolivar, 1000 in Washington, and 5000
in Isseqnena = some improved, but The greater
pan nnimproved, aud fertile lands, detailed Int
Of which is published in the MlSslSSIPPlAN
al Jackson.
Information, d 10 titles, quality, &c, can BE-
had by application at The ciice Of The Assieners
who will have maps, certificates, SC, prepared
for inspection; or by application 10
J. ROACH, Commissioned.
March 23-dtscwrG'
81 Wing will copy 10 the amount Of s.. alb
send bill 10 this Office
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uARXARD UNIVERSITY.

TIME Second Term of the LAW SCHOOL
i in this University for The present Acadenr'
cal year. viii open on February Is, lHi5.
The design oiihis Institution is 10 afford a com
plee course of legal education .of gentlemen in
lending 10 practice in any OF the United stale;
and systematic course Of studies in commercial
Jurisprudence for merchants ami men OF business
30 puGir instruction is :iyen in The loca !" Pc
culiar Jurisprudence Of any particular Stale bur
the Library consisting oil nearly 1000 volume,
furnishes ample means for the slndy oi local law
and practice and the students are privately a.
sisted in these studies, by the Professors, AS coca
sion NAV require The active lators oil ineiruc
lion are shared equally between MIR Justice Sic-
" and Professor Grecnleai, who has The in.u.e-
diate snpsrinieDatnce ofihe Law School.
No particular course Of previous sandy - fe-
uuiSe for admission, bnl every student : re-
CURED IL produce testimonials OF hls good moral
character; and 10 give bond OF 200 dollars 70
The Steward, with surety resident III Massachn
sets conditioned Tor The payment OF all College
dues; or, instead OF bond, he may deposit $50
dollars with The Steward at The commencement
Of each term, 10 be retained BY him till the end
of the term and then 10 be accounted iot. No
student is matriculacd, until such testimonials
are produced and security given, The uiiioii
ices are 80 dollars term and % dollars Tor halt
or any le>Scr fraction OF term which entities
Inc StlUeUl 10 Tue U>c vi iHr tblIcSc isd =
Libraries and Text Books, and free admission
10 all The public Lectures in the University. ln-
strncion NAV be had in any Foreign Language
taught in The University, for Tie additional fee ct
10 dollars year Tor each language studied The
necessary expenses OF a student who resides al
the wear in Cambridge vii! mol exceed The iol-
lowing: Tuition 100 dollars; rent and care OF
room, with nse ol furniture. averaging about 20
dollars; board, from 81 10 lS2 dollars; inel, from
Is 10 80 dollars; washing, from II to 30 dollars.
Total 300 10 i2o dollars, exclusive Of clothra
and what is termed pocket money.
In regard 10 The amount Of pocket money,
neither expediency nor The usages OF society re-
ouire that il should be large
Students who have pursued their studies in this
School for three terms, and Attorneys al Law
who, alter having been admitted to the bar in
States where previous course Of study for II
least one year is required, have pursued their
studies in this School for Two terms, are entitled
upon the certificate and recommendation Of he
Law Faculty, and after passing a salisiaclofg
examination, 10 The degree ef Bachelor OF Law
yJ Applications for admission are TO be made
10 Professor GREENLEAF, at Cambridge.
April l5-I0l
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, April 10, lS45.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Flying Lucy, j R. Station, master,
win ili tons mdze. from Lyhchburs, 10 L. D.
Crenshaw Co. and Preston & Enders.
Boat Old Dominion, J. Fl. Mcbride, with 10,
tons mdze from Lynchburg, 10 L. D. Crensha "
y Co., Jones & Blair and VIM G. Crenshaw
Boat Charles NJ. Mitchell, ]. p. Yeatnan
with 81 tons mdze. from Lynchburg To Frys g. Co.
and Wren & Macon.
CLEARED,
BOAT Vevetdeer, L. Dunn, with 2Gt tons mdze
Dover Pitts, charlottesville and Lynchburg
Boat New York, J. Nj. Tapscou, with 4. tons
mdze. for Lynchburg
Boat Commerce, J. f. Beal, with 35 tons mdze
for Lock No. Q, Columbia, Lock No. l6, New
Canton, Scottsyille and Huwardsvile
Boat Tennessee, D. Crumpacker, with 30. ions
mdze. for Lynchburg.
Boat Ohio, Jas. Gilmore, with tons mdze fol
Lynchburg.
Boat Red Bird, B. Goolsby, with 2es tons mdze
for Lynchburg
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Ptbiic Sale n Iainabic Rtoi Estate, aad Old
LpmeS Rrer .Stoek.
DI virtue OF a decree Of the Superior Courl oi
- Chancery Tor The Richmond Ci,c;it, pro
nouncei on The 3lsl day Of March lasi, in a cas-
therein depending between I.iulcberry Caring
ton and others, plaintiffs and Samuel W. Caring
ton and others, defendants, the undersigned, The
Commissioners appointed By said decree, will
sell BY public auction, 10 the highest bidder, on
The 10Th day Of May next al 1 O'clock, p. NJ
that valuable lot near the residences Of Mrs
Wickham and Judge Nicholas, upon which Mrs
L. J. Darlington formerly resided, upon The fol-
lowing TERMS, viz one-iourlh 81 the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash and the re>;!i, ii equal
payments at;he expiration oiG l2and Is months.
The purchaser giving bonds, with gooi security
Tor the deferred payments and The title 10 be re.
tained until The purchase money il paid.
The 10; will be laid OF into suitable binding lot,
Of not less than forty feet front.
Immediately after the sale Of the lot, we viii,
by direction OF tie same decree, sell 10 The highest
bidder, for cash. iour shares ot stock Of the @J
Ltmcs R,r1 CompanN paying dividend Of $50
per share forever, for which the SAFE Of Virginia
Is bound by the conlrac. with The stockholders and
The present James River Company
JAMES LYONS,
Ll1'TLEBERRI CARRINGTON,
April l5-dlds Commissioners.
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]. r word. LOTTERY Office

hPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE floTEL, Ken
~ MoND Virginia
$4,000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. II, for 1918 Ia
be drawn in Alexandria, -. G., on Saturday,
Aprii III. 1915 Brilliant Scheme so. 900
10000. 5000. $500 300, 2,2SD, prizes oi2 0o0,
~ of 900. 20 Of 500 20 Of 100 &c, &r. 1T;
Nos II Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40, halves 3 quarters , 80 Cerlii
ra;rs ol Packages ol - whole tickets Si20, -
halves 60, - quarters 30
.Sp.ndid Lpiic,lcs 10 b. dynrn M Nan.
The subscriber begs 70 call The attention Of per
sons in the country 10 The following list Of spead,d
l.aieries L. be drawn in May. Capital, OF $40
600, 100000 &c. &c, will b. distributed lhi-
month Money sent from any part OF The coun-
nv. no matter what distance, will be invested in
any scheme named; and The tickets, OF their mum
beIs. as preferred will he forwarded bv first mail
Certificates Of Packages in these schemes are
particularly recommended Please address, (posl-
age paid OF nol) D. +. WoRD.
Richmond, Va.
10000 Dollars,
Alexandra Lottery, Class Is, Ia be drawn Nav
3D. Grand Scheme $1,000 l2ORl, first and
second prizes prize Of 10000, 5000, 5000,
$500 1000 |, 100, % prizes Of 600, 20 oil SUI,
20 Of 400, 40 of 800, &C. &c.
norton. A certificate of a package Of III whole
tickets will be sert 10 any part of The Union, free
NJ riA ar crpcnsc on receipt Of Sl3o; halves and
quarters in proportion.
10000 dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10, 10 be drawn 10Th
Nav. S30000, 10000, first and second prizes
Also, COCO 3,li0, 1000 $500 so prizes Of ,O0O
20 prizes Of 500, SC, &c
Tickets go shares in proportion. ceTtlh.
cafe OF a package OF 25 whole tickets in this
scheme will be sent for Sl30; halves So; qnar,
tiers S32 30 Ii you want 10 get capital, send
ro,,r orders IN j. +. WORD,
Richmond Va
81. Orders Tor Tickets and Shares and CeIiil-
cafes 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
IL after il is over 10 all who order from
nrl r. WORD Richmond. va.
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Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery,
No. LOG, JEst Man Street.
TTAVE received by late arrivals from Eng
II land and the Northern Giles a large and
varied assortment Of SPRING GOODS. which
they will offer TO country dealers and 10 purcha.
sers generally, at very low rates, consisting in
part of
Satin stripe Adrianoples
New and rich style Balzorines
Lawns and Mouslin de LANES
Black Alpaccas and Bombazines
Earlslon and other Ginghams
Polka and many new pattern Prints
Rich Barge Shawls
Lace, check and plain Cambrics
Drab d. etc, Croton Coalings
Virginia Cord and Summer Cloths
Fancy and plain Cassimeres and Gambroons
Valencia and Marseiles Vestings
Irish Linens very cheap
Irish and Barnsley Sheelines
Table Cloths, Diaper and Toweling
English, German and Silk Hosiery
Ribins, Gloves, Mius and Suspenders
MarshalPs Seine and Sewing Threads
Seine and Samplins Irvine
THOMAS s. CHARLES ELLIS.
April LIT
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Man SrRrEr, BETWEEN 7rn AND SrH

MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 7rn AND STH.
TINE subscriber is receiving from The best I'M
i porting houses Of the North, good assert
menl OF pure and fresh MEDICINES, DRUGS,
&c. &C., which he offers for sale at moderate pr-
ces in The new building, west side Main ST., Sd
square above The Banks
He has engaged The services Of his brother,
WIN. II. SEABROOk, and as they are both
practically acquainted with The business, Ply
sicians and the public generally are assured that
allcompounds and prescriptions shall be faithful
" and accurately prepared
They respectfully solicit, and will cndeavor 10
merit a fair proportion Of favor and custom, from
town and country. N. b. SEABROOK
April 22-d2aw3w&cwiw
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Hardware at Reduced Prices
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,
Importers of Dry Goods. Hardware and
CUTIE cry,

Importers of Dry Goods. Hardware and
TLERY,
No. log, Main Street, Richmond,
ii AVE now in store their entire Stock Of
IL NEW SPRING GOODS. They are pre-
pared 10 offer unusual inducements TO Mer.
chants 10 purchase; rs their stock is TOO large
Tor The present season, they will sell any Goods
now in store at very small advance on cost
Ellwell's Wedding and Killing Hoes
Do. Spades, fine article
Rowland's & Ames' Spades and Shovels
Trace, log, OK, and halter Chains
Anvils Vices and Smith Hammers
Bellows and Screwplaies
Bed STews, Squares and Hal head
Sofa Springs, Glue and Castors
Knob, chest, pad, trunk and closet Locks
Stock Locks Of all kinds from 6 10 IA inches
Sheet lron Tinplalc and Wire
Files, Rasps, Saws and AIDES
Mill, Cul and Circular Saws
Fryingpans, Rat Traps and Sieyes
Horse Shoes and Shoe Nails
Wrought Nails, Tacks and Brads
American Door Locks and furniture
Naylor x Co.'S Cas-, and Shear Steel
Pen pockcl and dirk Knives
Table Knives and Forks
Rogers u Sons Pocket and Table Cutlery
EIlliss and Butchers Razors
Chisels, Gouses and Drawing Knives
Scylhes - 10 81 inches
Wagon Boxes and CASING
Brushes OF all kinds
Bed Cords and leading Lines
English and French Percussion Caps
Double and Single Guns ana Pistols
Bell-metal Kettles
Tea-kelltles and Sauce-pans
Shoe Tread all kinds
Strap, Hinges and Bnt,S
Screws, Gimblels and Angers
Horse, Cotton and Wool Card, all Of White
more's make. April II
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New Store.

AT 40 %, VEST MAIN STREET.,
IA NJ T. s 4. SHELL,
MOST respectfully informs The citizens OF
lfI Richmond and lis vicinity, that he has taken
The store No. % West Main Street, where he will
be happy 10 see his friends and others favour
ing him with call. He will be receiving in the
course OF the day large supply of Goods from
New York, which will he sold on the most reason
able terms. April ll-eolm
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Esovt,s L0sicty Office.
MO 3, NGE PLACE, RICH
IN .MOND, Virginia.

MO Z, NC d a No Z FLACE, Ut n
IN MOND, Virginia.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No II, for 1915 10
be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday
April &c, 1915. Brilliant Scheme $4,000, 10
600, 5000, $500, $500, $3.50, 5 prizes OF 1000
20 OF 1000, 20 Of 500, 20 Of 400, &c, &c. to
Nos, II drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, halves5, quarters 80. Cenlti,
cafes OF packages OF y whole tickets Sl2o, y
halves CO. % quarters 10.
P. S Persons from the country should always
call at Hoyt's, when in Richmond, 4 hey sdonM
maut Prise The 9Th OF April is close al hand
A remittance should be made Immediately no
time 10 be lost.
g-T Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Certi-
ficates OF Packages in The above splendid L-olte,
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, to all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, April :. ID. NJ. HO1I.
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VALUABLE MEDICAL WORKS.
ok sets Dunglisons CyclopI1ia OF Practical
- Medicine, 4 vols, comprising lrealises on the
nature and treatment of Diseases, Materia Medi-
ca and Therapeutics, Medical Jurisprudence,
ETC.. ETC., just published.
Waison's Practice Of Medicine.
McIntosh's do. do.
Quain's Great Anatomical Work, large quar-
to, between 700 and 800 splendid accurate en-
cravings.
Moreau's Midwifery, eighty beautiful quano
plates.
Pancoasts Operative Surgery, 4s7 finished il
Illustrations.
With many other valuable Medical Works, at
the lowest Northern prices
April No. Medical Journal, quarterly, 30 per
year.
Medical Examiner, monthly, S3.
Bells Select Library Of Medicine, quarterly,
Notwithstanding Bulletin Of Medical Science,
monthly-which, separately, is dollar.
London Lancet, monthly, dollars.
Subscriptions received for The above HERE, or
through Agents in every county of Virginia.
d. C. KING,
Agent for Northern Publishers
Auril 22-eolt Powhatan House.
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New Spring and Summer Goods.

DEERS & POINDEXTER, MERCHANT TAT
ID LoRs, are now receiving rern eao,te and
extensive assortment Of The most fashionable
GOODS in their line 10 which they most re-
speclfuly invite the attention OF their customers
and The public generally. Most of them have
been selected in Europe with particular regard
10 our sales) within the last Two months aud land
ed at New York but len days ago.
April 14-eoCt
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XTANTED, BY middle-aged man, sitna-
w lion as Teacher, who is qualified TO teach
The usual branches of English Education and The
Latin Language. He would be willing TO 90 10
any healthy part OF The Stale Satisfactory ,eier-
ence will be given. Address w. II. W., Rich
mund, Virginia. APrii 22-A'
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TO he Hers and Creditors oj Re Eaate u F,e-
derrick Richics 1el1nNd

This is 10 notify the heirs and creditors inter
j esfed in The estate OF Frederick Rickes, a'f
Of Oglelhorpe county Stale OF Georgia, 10 come
forward and prove their claims as legalees 81
said estate, as am now readyto make payment
to snch as will establish their claims 10 said estate.
in terms OF the law. WM. LANDRUM,
Administrator, Athens, Georgia.
Feb 25-2am4m
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POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT.
VOCAL AND INSTR EMENTiL

TMurslap Ereaing, April Pm, al he Exchange.
DY the lule Queen ofthe Piano, Miss Joseph
ID inc BramSon, in which she will be assisted
hy her sister, Miss Harriet Bramson, aged, The
one nine and hafyears, and the o;her six years.
On which occasion, they Will be assisted by
Messrs. Cpl and Vanden BerS, having kindly
rendered their valuable services.
II Should The weather prove un'avorable, The
Concert will be postponed until The first lair eve
ming. April 2i-td
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NOTICE.

TINE public are informed that MIR. Wileman
i Thomas is no longer our agent and attorney
for The sale OF our Western lands; the contract
and agreement between Us being dissolved BY
mutual consent Il is due 10 Mr.. Thomas 10
state, thar his settlement with us is satisfactory.
CHARLES F. OSBORNE,
WILLIAM GRAY.
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NEW CIGAR, TOBACCO AND SNUFF
ST0RE-No lbs JFfst Main Sheet
uJ1RRARD GARDINER & CARLTON

HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON
HAVE received their usual LARGE supply Of
IL SPRING GOODS, and now offer one Of
the best assortmenis OF Boots, Shoes, Leather,
Hats, Paper, Shoe Thread, Cotton and Wool
Cards, &c they have ever had Tor The season. al
unusual low prices, and invite their customers,
and BUYERS generally, TO give them cali before
purchasing. April Scott
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ORANGES. 100 boxes Sicily Oranges, in
~ fine order, receiving per schr }. VAIN
" anr i y" - " JAMES SIZER " son.
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Exchanse Hotel. Esich,nond.

THIS establishment is being thoroughly re-
i paired and panied. Board per day ST rs;
per week $40 The proprietor lakes this oppor-
UNITY TO return his thanks TO his customers for
their liberal support, and will endeavor 10 merit
their future appreciation.
FREDERICK BOYDEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22
SPRING FAS H | o n 5
Mrs. e.. Viglini,
NJ. l0I. MIN Street,

RESPECTFULLY announces 10 her Gus
n toners and The Ladies generally, that she
will omen her SPRING MILLINERY on We'd
.ssn4y next 2S1 inst. April l9-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22

NOTICE-An extra Train Of Cars viii leave
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company's Depot in Richmond, al
ouar,er before II. A. NJ, on Thursday neSi, the
18th inst. for the purpnse Of conveying persons
Who NAV wish 10 attend The elections in The coun-
lies of Hanover, Caroline SPolsvvana. or
Stafford. This train will reach Fredericksburg
about 3 P. NJ, and returning will leave there al
at4P Nj.
Persons wishing 10 vote in Ibis city or county,
who take The above train, must OF course vote be-
fore leaving here
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