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NEM GOODS.

DY the latest arrival We have recr.ed, and
ID open Ibis murnin9 a large addition 10 our
supply Q! Sprin. and Summer DRY GOODS,
ara have now III Store i complete as>ortment.
Our stock embraces
RlacA, brown and olive Cloths
Green. invisible green and blue Cloths
French. plain ard fancy Cashmere
Doe>kin and other kinds TO-
Alpaca, Drep d'Ere aud Cro,on Coalings
Linen and other kinds do
Gro d Turk. Gambroons, &c.
French Linen, bleached and brown Linen
Drills
Lawns. Baizorine. and Cobalrines
Ginshams Hollands and Sile>iaS
Prints in grea, rarely. very handsome
Nansecns hleachet and brown Domes;ics
SILK ana Cotton Hdkt>, &c &c.
With variety Of the newest goe;s Of the sea.
son. which We will sell on reasonable terms.
RICHARDSON & CO,
March 3I-CJ- 50 Main Street
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cash SALE OF LAND-Bv virtue OF
~ decree Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chanccrv Tor Cumberland comfy. prononn-
ced OF the 29,h March. 1915 at The suit Of John w.
Nash, against Hezekiah Ford, administrator Of
George Carson, decd, and others will proceed
10 sell, for cash, on The premises, on Wednesday
The 18th day Of May next, il fair, if not the next
fair day thereafter lrac; Of land OF Inc estate ct
said George Carson, deed. supposed 10 contain l40
acres-lying one mile below Cumberland Ccnrl-
house, on the Stage road leading from Cumber-
land Courthouse 10 Richmond or so much CT
said tract IS viii raise The sun OF about $50 dol.
lars. HEZEKIAH FORD.
April 2o-clm Commissioner
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Thomas & Charles Ellis,
Dry Goods. Hardware and Cutlery


No. log, Wtst Main Street.
IIAVE received by late arrivals from Eng
i / land and the Northern Cities, a large and
varied assortment Of SPRING GOODS, which
they will offer 10 country dealers, and 10 puTchs-
sers generally, at very low rates, consisting in
par of
Satin stripe Adrianoples
New and rich style Balzornes
Lawns and Mouslin de LANES
Black Alpaccas and Bombazines
Earlslon and other Ginshams
Polka and many new pattern Prints
Rich Barge Shawls
Lace, check and plain Cambrics
Drab d'eie, Croton Coatings
Virginia Cord and Summer Cloths
Fancy and plain Cassimeres and GambroonG
Valencia and Marseilles Veslings
Irish Linens, very cheap
Irish and Barnsley Sheetinss
Table Cloths, Diaper and Towellins
English, German and Silk Hosiery
Rbins, Gloves, Mit,s and Suspenders
Marsbas Seine aud Sewing Threads
Seine and Sampling Irvine.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
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A NEW STOCK OFFSPRING DRY GOODS

HENRY JAMES, e N1mter IT,. Main
IL St7rsf, Ricimoad, W., is now receiving and
opening his Spring supply Of FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. embracing almost
every article both STAPLE and tnnep USUALLY kept IN
similar establishments, and particularly adapted
70 The Virginia and North Carolina lrate. Ha7-
ing purchased them chiefly Tor taA:, b., Is conse-
aeni, enabled to offer great Inducements 10 'ho@
visiting tbs market tor heir supplies assuring
hem TIA, ,hrv wil find goods in the same quanii-
lies, as low with him. as in this or any other mar
ke,. HENRY JAMES,
Nearly opposite lie Exchange Bank.
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TRUST SALE of vALUABLEBAsIN LOTS
pY virtue Of dec, Of irrs'. 70, he purposes
- therein mentioned, executed TO The sutsci-
Der on The Hin Of Nav, 1912, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the Hastings Cour, Of the civ Of
Richmond, shall, on the Is, DAY Of May nex,. a.
II o'clock, NJ, expose to sale, al public auction,
on The premises, three small lots on Tie Nor,h
side OF, and near The Basin numbered 4, 5 and 6,
constituting part Of 10, 10. 42G, according 20 the
plan Of The city OF Richmond, and nos occupied
as coal yards by Messrs. Wooison, Pef!lin. & 20,
and others, tenants.
Terms made known n Inc sale.
GEO. y. JOHNSON, Trns,ee.
April 3-2aItds
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND ENIM-
pR0VED PEAL ESTATE FOR SHE.

| VALUABLE IMPROVED AND ENIM-
I PROVED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
! rT,HE Executors al the la;c ibncr Robinson
offer for sale The whole Of his Real Estate in
The city 81 Richmond, consisting ~ the following
lots:
/. One 10, al The corner ol p and % streets,
adjoining am YES Of Mr.. Mienre's lot. contain
ina 80 feet on d street and running back t!!r
depth 81 a hall acre lot.
one ,no;rtv ii The 10; l;inc IN INC Eastern
corner ok and "a streets, opposite Mrs R"F"r :
property the present residence of \. W. Morton,
Esq. containing 40 Itc on :. street, ami running
back on h street l32 feet which there are sore
improvements
:. One moeiy OF another lot On The opposite
corner OF he same streets, containing % ieet 81
strss Asn arr snnpt nR paG lH4 si y az aux
lying Eas, Of 81 and between X and L streets.
except a small portion sold 10 Mrs. Murphy and
Robert Hill. :.
!. Anlhal 10, Nor,h Of L, and between "a and
81 streets, opposite Mr.. Jos Jacksons properly
containing 100 feet on L street and Running back
on "a street l6S ieer. This IS decidedly one OF
the most desirable unimproYed lots in that part OF
he city.
s one noiety Of two oiher lois adjoining the
Iast named lnt containing | Is On 2 street and
running back 100 lee..
: One 10. West OF 81 street. with hricl; house,
tYo stories and i basement near the late Mr..
Thos Ciarke's property.
:. One lot in Duval'5 Addition, with brick
house thereon, in which The said Robinson Tor
mellv resided, Eas, Of Federal, and South Of 81.
Slephens streets, containing lo9 leet front
9. One 10! West OF ID street and North OF Cha
ry stree, cona ming l29 feet from on ID street
10. One lot No 10 in Smiths plan, South oil
The Hospital.
ANY Of The above lots will he divided 10 sni pur-
chaseIs, and sold on accommodating Terms, OF
application 10 The subscribers.
WIN r JOHNSON Executors
JOSEPH ALLEN,
anr;j l()-2aW3w tut
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BOOTS AND SHOES
BY THE PACKAGE or DOZEN

III III PhChAIE ois DOLE.N.
tn ConriTu Merchants.
r q. HOOVER No. II, Main street, few
j doors Eas, Of Ken, Kendall & A,waer
and WadswoTth, Turner s. Co. solcitS The
attention ot merchants visiting Richmond for
their supplies Of Boots, Shoes ard Trunks,
10 his extensive STOCK Of those articles, lus
iuocfted direct from the best Northern man
ufacturies, consisting Of every style IN use, which
he is selling on The same 'erms 10 be mad al The
North or sewhere, for cash, cuy accapiances or
approved notes.
Boots and Shoes ~ the package or dozen
Trunks bY The nest or single size
Backing BY the gross
Brushes BIZ The dozen
Country merchants would consult their interes,
BY examining my stock before purchasing, as
shall offer ,nducemenl 10 purchase.
J. D. HOOVER,
No. Il Main Streel, South side.
April 25-3m
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DISSOLUTION
THE Copa',nershp heretofore existing under
i the firm Of Garrett s. Dandridge is lhis day
dissolved BY mutual consent. All persons in
debted 10 The late concern are requested 10 make
speedy payment, as il is very desirable that the
business should be closed as soon as possible.
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
WILLIAM 6. cambridge.
Richmond, March 9th, 1915.
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1.-THE subscriber will continue The Grocery
and Commission business, al the Old Stand ofG.
& D., where he will keep constantly or hand
full supply Of Groceries, &C., which ne will sell
on very accommodating terms tor cash, or 10
punciual customers; and attend 10 The sales of
wheat, corn, tobacco, &c.--or any other articles
that may be entrusted 10 his care.
WM. G. CAMBRIDGE.
April 9-2awIm
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slr Of tninaGie 7'5opcr'y Mar Ricamor6.

S,sle Of inihoLic F5opcrtv Mar Rictmor6
PURSUANT 70 the authority vested in he
l. undersigned, IS adtcrce ri the County Court
OF fIenrico, rendered upon The -rh day u April
SIS, in the suit Of Enrnughtv -. HinrhTnaa =
a.. appointing and substituting him Trus,ce. il
The decd Of Trnst. executed BY HinchmaD = p.
10 Charles Wills. since deceased, recorded in H.
Clerks Office Of said rour--hc will proceed H.
sell, upon THURSDAY. ihe lj'h .! Mas mex, M u
The premises al public auction he propen, ooa-
yeyei br said deeds 70 secure certain monies
therein men'ioned. Sand property co.siS'ing II
Tract Of I-an nj. containing. ~ estimation. I've
acres with i comfortable house thereon, and IL
ing upon the stage road from The city of Rich
lnond 10 Williamsburg aboul three miles from
The first named place N TIC COUNTY oi Henri5o.
adjoining The lands Of Shelion, Mayo, and oihsrs,
and also certain articles 81 ho.r"h~i5 - '-;'-'
IN furniture enumerated IN said d9rTs.
fFRMs-Onr-nail iIir pur, base money in cash,
The balance secured " bond with approved s..
curity, payable in six month, from he dar II
sale, the lille reserved until The whole purchase
money is paid
The title is believed 10 be niispnlabie hnl ac,-
ing as Trustee, such tile Only will be conveyed a.
is vested in The undersigned " virtue OF he
decree Aforesaid.
WM W. CRUMP. Trusiee.
April 9t-aaw,ds
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NEW CIGAR, TOBACCO AND SNUFF

STORE-.No. l65, VS. MINI .Sbeo.
DO NJ ZIMMERMAN has opened an
II Establishment for the sale Of the above arf-
Giles, where may be found IIavanna Cigars, oithe
i.,lowin. brands Washington La Norma, Es-
peronga, Tres Cerones. Reiorma, La India, Ce-
rome, O>eola Tacon, Cuba and Castillo. Prin-
c;pe, Of lie Ju>o SAM, STEAMBOAT. kev and
Perez bvanis; Plantation, Campcchr, Merida
ard Others Al prices varying from . 70 70 per
l,o,I,ani Iianiham's. I.andy Foot, Nacog-
doches, Maccabam, RarPec, Scotch, and other
onui>; pound and nalf pound lump tobacco, in
10, Is, - ami 100 pound packages, Of he i!rst
quality; hnc cn,, cut and dry, aud other smoking
tobacco; pipes, cigar cases cigar holders. and all
other articles usually found in a Tobacconis; E
adjustment which are Offered for sale upon
pleasing terms, al wholesale or retail.
April lJ-eo. CT
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April 2i-c&d2aw;d
i. F. Words lottery Office,
HPPOSTTE TUT Ek'H'Not TI'EhT' III
I Mnsn Nirnini3.


" MuSp. Virginia
Splendid I.oerrifs 10 y d'crn ~ 'hg
The subscriber t-,s- - call ID. attention u per
sons ia he country 10 The following isl II sptada
I.,t,sr;., 10 te drawn ii MAJ. Capitals OF SO
900. $50 900 a., &c. viii D. 'iistnonrh ini>
month Money ser: from any pant OF The coan
iry no matter " hat distance, wall ne infested il
any scheme named; ami ,he tickets, or their mum
hrr.. as preferred, VII r. i'fma 'ed ~ inst mail
Certificates Of Packages IL these schemes ar
particularly recommended. Please address post
age paid or not) ;. r. "otp.
10000 Dollars,
Alexandria Louery, Glass j., 10 b drawn Mas
, 81. Grand Scheme $4,000, 1000. INST and
second prizss prize Of $4,000, 5000, 5000
;, 500 900 ..io. % pr;z.s OF 900, 20 OF 300
20 oil iOD, 40 OF 300, Sc, &c.
Whole tickets go halves and quarters in pro-
portion \ certificate Of package OF 20 whole
iirsgI. will he >eri 10 anr par OF the Union, ire
~ as! 81 .fyrasc. receipt Of Sl3o; halves ana
quarters i'll proportion
10000 dolace'
Alexandra Lottery, Class ~, 70 T. ira':n ION
Nav S30o00 10000. fif- AMI second prizes
AS 5000. 3 ~, 1000 800 10 prise> Of 900,
~ prizes al $40. Sc. Sc
Tickets 80 shares in proportion. a ccriif-
Gale OF a package 81 - whole tickets IN This
scheme will be sent Tor $50; hilves 500 !; quar-.
rers go 20. Ii you want 10 get capital, send
vour orders 10 ,. T. "ohp.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. ~, 10 be !rawn
Saturday. 18th Nav, 1913, at Alexandra, u. e.,
i Nos. and T.; drawa ha5tt,. Capitals: 80
600. 10000. 5000. 5000 3.tjs. 200, 100 prizes
II 600 100 o! .,E)
Tickle, 80, halves > quarters ! -. \ ceriii-
cate IT. Package ii 81 Waole Tickets 10 -
ha!re, Is - quarters - %.
Alexandria Lottery, Class u, Tor ISIS, . BE-
,,rawu in Alexandra. D. G., On SATURDAY, May
9Th ISl5. - Nos. T. drawn ballots. Prizes .
$4,000 10000, 5000. 1900 $500, l,olI, 100 oil
900 &c, &c, &c.
Tickets 10. halves s, quarters , 50 CeT'iil-
cafes OF Packages Of p Whole Tickets $3.50,
halves Us, quarters y 80
Alexandria Lottery. Glass No. p Tor l5l3, 70
be- drawn in Alexandria, ID c. on SATURDAY
MAY 3l,r.lSi5 - Nos. - drawn ballots. PF!-
zes: 80 600. 10000, 5000. 1000. 1000, $500
1000. La, y Of 1000 - o. 800, Is Of 200
200 81 200, &c, &C., &c.
Tickets $40, Halves 3 Qnarrers % Cet'Il-
cafes oi packages Of - Whole Tickets Sl!o, -
Halves 10, - Quarters 80.
s-fOriers ior Tickets and Shafes and ceiiiii-
cafes OF packages in the aho:e Splendld Lotteries
for smaller ones that are drawn every day II
the week. enclosing cash or prize Ticke'S
will receive The most prompt attention. ana an
official accoun, Of rach drawing sent Immediate
lv after i, is over 10 all who order from
April ~ j. +. WORD. Richmond, va.
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T IaUoRs.-olard another superior French
800 ;n n;,es. Jamaica ID Antigua Rum, ve-
p.e ia .nj nt bioh aayocylass and Stick LEO
~" I i filled SaiTar in barrels; Ship
IT, =, srsrv size in buches and loose. For
ia bv JNOA. LANCASTER.
Alec Lumber Of ever description.
Apr;l os-ciw
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THE public are informed, that MIR. Wileman
L Thomas IS no longer our asen; and attorney
= N sale of our Western lands; the contract
N: agreement between us being dissolved by
lN1al consent; I, is due 70 Mr.. Thomas 10
Ea.s ma, hi, settlement with US is satisfactory.
CHARLES F. OSBORNE.
WILLIAM GRAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

VALUABLE MEDICAL WORKS.
SX sets Dunglisons CyclopHdia Of Practical
- Medicine, vols, comprising ireatises on The
nature and irea,men, Of Diseases, Materia Medi-
ca and There n,;ea Medical jurisprudence
etc. ETC., just published.
Watsons Practice Of Medicine.
McIntosh's do do
Quain's Great Anatomical Work, large quar-
TO, between 700 and 500 splendid accurate en-
cravings.
Moreau's Midwifery, 50 beautiful quarto plates.
Pancoast's Operative Surgery, 4s7 finished H.
Illustrations.
With many other valuable Medical Works, Al
The lowest Northern prices.
April No Medical Journal, quarterly, ,, per
year.
Medical Examiner, monthly, SO.
Bells Select Library Of Medicine, quarterly,
doars-including Bulletin OF Medical Science,
thly-which, separately, is dollar.
London Lancer, monthly, dollars.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the above HERE, or
through Agents in every county Of virginia.
D. C. KING,
Agent FOR Northern Publishers,
April 23-eo,i Powhatan House
NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
Capit0i-2, 500 900 Dollars,
THE above Society, empowered by act OF Par
Il lament, effects insurance on lives at the
lowest rates and from its high standing, offers the
strongest guaranty 10 the public Of the security Of
all investments made in its funds.
The following is list of the Directors OF 'hls
Institution resident in London =
1. LAME Murray, Esq, Chairman.
J. Ellio,son, NJ D. FRS.
John Griffith FIRTH ESQ.
Hunter Gordon, ESQ.,
John Rawson, Esq
Clement Tabor, Esq.
Joseph Thompson, Esq.
A Report and Prospectus Of this Society, ex-
planning its principles, table Of rates. distribution
of profits, and the facilities afforded BY its Loan
Department, may be had on application to The
sss Of mas s Gsfu 1 aP Ptav s Furnish
licies from $500 to $4,000
HENRY LUDLAM.
Physician to the Society, Aug. L, Warner, NJ. D.
April as-d&c2awiw
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.nn,r,oyAL srppLlE-BooTs, SHOES, &c.
81 M IS Hsa Nam Saret, Wholesale and Retail.
ruE subscriber is receiving By different arri-
rsls,lrom the manufacturers, additional sup
ri;ss If Roots and Shocladapted 10 the present
PM nS .nnroacbins season which will be sold BY
,hs cass dozen or pair very small advance
on manufacturers prices
Country Merchants, nd buyers generally,
wishing 10 buy cheap, re invited to call and
e"'''''"0 ~ DAVID BURLINGTON,
..;1oo No. 35'West Main Street
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WE have in store, and for sale, 80 hams
w country Cured Bacon which We believe
n be very superior. Call doors below the Bell
Tavern. GaE ! h y uaE 4 En-
April 2-6t
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April IS EDMOND & DAvENPORT.
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STEAMER COLUMBUS.

Eltim0re aud PhHdGelpfld.
b The Steamer COLUMBUS,
.sriss Captain Parrish, is ready 10 day 10
receive freight for The above places and will leave
isnorow morning "wednesday at9 o'clock.
Passage and fare 10 Baltimore, SIS, through to
Philadelphia bv Railroad, 81
HENRY LUDLAM g. CO, Agen,.
Anri oo-0,
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- FINE MOLESkIN HATS.
= Ju>t received light beautiful aricle19
Il Moleskln Hats OF Inc latest style. Gentle
mn are invited 10 call and examine them al NO.
5 Man street next door 10 MesSrs. Van Lew,
snilh i Co. r. NJ. ALLEN & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
THE building OF new Jail, will De let al
L Buckingham Court House, on Friday Inc
ahia- Of May next: plan aud specification o.
III oailiins will be exhibited 10 contractors, ny
ne & 81 Inc month. by application 10 the Under
.-ns. WILLIAM P. MOSELEf,
NATHAN n. THORNTON,
JOHN MORRIS,
WILLIAM HOOKER,
ROBERT SHAW,
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LITTLEBERRY CARR
SaLc 81 a TolOnble Fun, n,oy P,,5mo.3

NUIIIITIsNIIiIlrI5.
81 Safe conducted hy Inloes * Brother
April 2S-clds Auctioneer,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

n I1AiSGS-373 barrels North Carolina cut
i. M nasFrlnss, of superior quality, Tor sale on
Al Al. ..o.tay. Call soon.
"HH@ JNO. WOMBLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
), 10 E,chanoe Concert Room

Al the Exchange Concert Room,
on TUESDAY EVENING. April 2oh, 1915.
DY MADAME AI.BERTINE MARANO
D naive 9; Berlin. Germany, and SlGNOR
FRANCOIS MARANO, a native oi Italy
Nsssrs OIL vandenbure and Rosen have kind
l. consen:e.i i assist on this occasion.
FOR Particulars see small bills Of the day.
yTTicse,s so cents. Tickets that will admit,
I.aGy ana Gentleman IS cents Children half
7-ce To DC had at Inc Exchange Ho,el and a,
M Door
Is. Doors open al nall pas, o'clock; Concert
Z commence ats. April 20-l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

+ fQUOR!CE We hare in store a supply
L. o! he above article of various kinds and
7ricss. an! shalt continue 10 keep suPpy OF Il
IN hand: Tor sale a; our Warehouse on The Ba-
.in. or a. our Office near Shocsos Warehouse.
ao-iI M-u HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
WATSON g. DlBRELI,

WATSON & UIBRELL.
'OMMlSSION and FORWARDING MER-
- CHANTS. opposite the Basin Sheds, Rich
WW .,,, will advance literally on TOBACCO,
" YEA and FLOUR, consigned 10 their care.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
Exchange Hotel. Richmond.

WIS establishment, is being thoroughly re-
=. paired and painted. Board per day 81 IS
nv, week $40. The proprietor takes this oppor-
my 10 return bis thanks to his customers for
~. NJ IoeFai support, and will endeayor to meri,
''s'' future appreciation.
y, FREDERICK BoYDEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

hoS-l-A.L DiN'p 80 = - -
i !. Ing OF the Grand Consolidated Lottery,
" ~
Il % 50 u 5 50 s. 60 G Sc II % 6s 25 Al
$4,000 Dollars Capital,
Drawing OF fine Lottery is received BY We'd
nssiay's mail Capitals: 5000, 5000, 5000,
1000, $780, l,l.0 &c, &c.-Io Nos, l3 hallols.
Tickets j. A certificate Of 25 Whole Tickets
oely s. dollars, OF 25 halves 81 so, of IS quar-
e, Is IS. For sale By T. r. BIGGER,
Apr! 20 Opposite Eagle Rains.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

- PEARL CASHMERE AND
DRAR BEAVER HATS. -
WE would invite the attention OF Gentlemen
w Is very desirable article OF Pearl CasSi-
mere ami Drab Beaver Hats for Summe. wear,
;,ri, % R. NJ. ALLEN & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

X EXPRESS, THIS DAY-Twenty-five
eases different styles OF Straw and Lace
"4es, received as above, and Tor sale low, BIZ
". s. E. P. CARPENTER & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
April ,
gsOYl'. Lottery Office.

MO .. EXCHANGE PLACE. RnCH-
" HONH. rHsiaiG.
~ On1 Dollars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

April 2i-2aw'ds
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WM r JOHNSON, E,.crtors
JOSEPH ALLEN,
Arril l0-2aw3w III 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
Movements OF Travellers.

There yesterday limited number of travel.
ers The hotels fast losing the and hustle Of
active seasons.
AMEnIcAS.-Mr. Handle, West Point; L. Norris Phila.
dephia George Rawson, U. 8. N ;Mr Ogden Montreal;
X Remington, Philad; j. kirtland Waterford George
Leonard, U. s. Al r. A. Kennedy, Pttsburg; Geo fie
worth Philad; Thomas Hogg, n. CT II. I. Kendrick
West Point
Asros-F. C. Moore, Boston; w. Doyle, Norfolk; p
Mccormick, Pittsburgh; s. d. Vose, Albany; Charles
Jackman, Boston; w Landon, M. Crosswell Albany; L.
Woodhouse, do; II. Page, Lynn; James Talbot Yer
planck; A. Blanchard, Albany; w. f. Allen Oswego;
Charles Morgan, New Bedford; T. d Hathorne Boston;
w Freeman Morristown A. Hunt, Phiad; g. r. Smith
Pittsburgh; g. NJ Harris, A. Greene, Phad
Cry q. l.. Harrison, Baltimore; 3. Colwell, Phad;
r. II. Adams, Pa; A. Amor, Portage; ii. +. Warren
Troy; j. w. Pine, NJ ii; Joseph v. Onatna, Aiayaguez
Porto Rico; 3. Vanschant Troy; Captain SIN tn Balt
more; w. Tony X. Tyler, do; T. g. Martin, Richmond
Va; j. Hoyt Boston; w. Fitzhue, Philad.
FRASKLIr-C Ward, w. /; J. Manu. do; G. ID. John.
son. Conn; NJ. X Browne, Pittsburgh; Captain Squres
Troyi j.. y. Bishop, ~ u; G. Piumpton Boston; H.
Mosely, Albany A. II: Waters, Mass; ~ Cole, Burning
ton; George Metlar, Philsd.
Miller. N. Y.
HowAsD-J B. Wilcox, N. c; I. s. Medic, Boston, IT,
nanderveer ii IL Hullch, Wisconsin, T. Speller NJ C.;
sanford HAVANA; q. Mcleod, Bangor; N. Patterson
MOUNT MORRIS G. Ellis Waterford; w. Bradley, East
bioomheld O. b. Hall, VT; W. II Brown, II; r. III
Pittsburgh. ' ~ ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02
Sporting InfelllUence.

The EXPECTED SECOND RACE BETWEEN FASHION AND
LATusAHThe sporting portion Of the community have
been the tp,oe Of expectation for days past in
the hopes that there to be another match between
these two splendid animals in this neighborhood this fall
Mr.. Van Leer, the gentemanly trainer Of Mr. Krkmans
stable, had just received letter from Mr. Kirkman to
return Immediately to the South but crafty the pub
Trenton 18th his stable to New York, and run a three
mile race with Fashion, but much to the surprise ami
chagrin of great number although Fashion has run
bu this fall, her owner and those connected
with her. ecned running with Liaunah until FASH Oh
had had rest than could be possibly afforded
the rest OF the Thus this affair ends and with il
racing, it might almost be said, in this vicinity.
CRIcKET- THE NV YoRK CRIcYET CLun-Yesterday
very interesting match came of on the ground Of this
club, Hoboken, between eleven married and eleven sin
gle members being the closing game Of the The
result was as follows: