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TO THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF
VIRGINIA.

In five weeks (lhe 23d April you will be cali
cd upon once more 10 give voice TO your POM
cal sentiments. Though in the last Presiden'i"'
canvass and in the Spring elections a year age,
you placed your principles upon a nrm oa''' .
won The admiration Of the whole on'on- ~
have vet one more solemn duty 10 perform d : 'e
nresent time. When this victory shall have oeen
achieved, you may repose peacefully upon 'e
laurels you have so g%allanily earned.
We pray you not 10 forget that the Legislature
to be elected this spring will be called upon 10
elect a Senate. of the United States tor SIX years,
The grea, principles for which you fousn' anu
CONQUERED in 1874 are not yet fully established
Though we have a Republican Administrator
itsprinciples cannot be carried into effect without
the aid Of Congress. Our majority IN The Senate
is no, so large that We can afford to lose a vote
We urge you then 10 prepare for Inc struggle anu
10 put forth all your strength.
In the closely contested counties, the Repnoii-
cans should should unite upon the strongest man
TO avoid the possibility Of their opponents SIP
ping in, amid the divisions among our own
friends. In many counties last Spring, Inc
Wings succeeded by the skin OF their tee'h-oy a
vigorous and united effort these counties may DC
redeemed.
Ii our friends turn out 10 do their duty, we
have no fear. Virginia is thoroughly Democrat
ic. The course OF events since The last eiecuoh
is calculated 10 confirm our party in their cnef-
ishcd principles. The Presiden', whom virginia
aided 50 much 10 elevate, has, by his wisdom, mo-
,-.. c---... l:-n:.-, f, nd NJ tyi0tiSm nrOVel
himself worthy of the confidence and support OF
the Old Dominion. Under the auspices OF hisois-
erection and vigilance, Texas has been admitted
INFO a full companionship with the States OF our
Union-an unjust Tariff has beer Thoroughly
exposed and the true revenue principles power
fully presented and urged npon the considera-
ton OF Congressman The knotty Oregon ques-
.ion, the source Of Anxiety for 50 long a Time, IS
now, we confidently believe, in q fair way 10 DC
adjusted, amicably and honorably 10 the nation
The President, contrary TO the unjust predictions
Of his opponents, has shown himself 10 be iir
friend OF an honorable peace, and finn and wise
enough to maintain Inc peace and honor ana
rights of The country. In a word, the Admins
,ration has redeemed al! its pledges, and merits
the continued suppor, and confidence ofthe people.
AT the approaching election, then, tne people Of
Virginia vii! be called upon 10 declare, whether
,hey have or have not los, confidence in their prin-
ciples, and in the men whom they have chosen TO
carry them out. If a tull and fair vote be given:
we cannot doubt what the issue will be. We
cal! then upon every county TO do its best. By
union, harmony and energy, The victory will Ca
silly be won. Otherwise, this good old Stale may
be arrayed as being apparently in favor OF all
the Federal heresies which she has 50 consistent
lv repndialed.
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MfeDmromU EmaWtrRr.

not claim The proud honor OF being inc ann
county Of The district, VIC think We meiIo aons
brethren The cheering approval Of wen uusd
good and faithful servants"-that ouI uheNPsS
victory in our county election IS a ples CSC,
greater triumph on a more extensive 'ha snh.
Time will moi allow us TO enlarge upon .ne -
ject. Our justification in The course
adopted, will be best afforded by q s'n'p.e 800
menl of the circumstances under Wh'en narai
A Convention Of Delegates, nom .hs onaon
counties uithe district, was held al h'nss - -
Court House on The 9th instant, %nlcn u ~ ,h;s
The nomination OF Mr.. J. l !. oeamen ao.an,
county. The refusal Of MIR. Sea~en - ,. HSr mas
The nomination, indeed, the nominaslon issIi ""'
mol generally known here until last Saturday:
The friends of Mr.. Seawell-and all OF inc De-
mocratic Party in this county, are sucn, po'h1a-
~ and personally-on consultation WIN nlul,
thought + it incumbent upon them 10 nominate q
substitute in his place, in order 10 mee. u Ia
talions OF the Convention, that a uioucesVei sa"
didaIe would be broughtout.
II being late in the day when IL became sehc-
rally known that MIR. Seawell deciiheu 'ne noinl
nation, il was irnpTacticable 10 nave d gene,a'
meeting OF the people al an cary uay o,a.,;on
substitute. The near approach OF ."e ,Ia
rendered it important TO deleinn'he upuS
conrse 10 pursue, at once. All Mtn a III
house conquered in the propriely OF calling a
meeting 10 day, even though maj llJe.."S m ~ -
moi be nnmerously attended; IN olueI' "," m,S =
carry Out The views Of your Convention, W. =.
the still higher object, 10 prevent a aivls,on :. o.'
ranks, a respectable number OF your Pdl'J "a
sembled to day al Gloucester Courl-house' si'
unanimously recommended Colin CLARKE, rsq,
OF This county, as our candidate-a gentleman ~
whose moral worth we can all TESTIFY, anu VI
whose political orthodoxy and abilities we heeu
nc. speak, as he will soon afford you an opPor'u-
nily Of judging for yourselves.
MIR. Clarke has reluctantly accepted Inc noun,
nation thus informally (f you rlease,) rendered
him, and we beg you as our associates IN a COM
mon cause, 10 give him a warm and hearty sup
port. Success, we think, depends upon a gene
raj concurrence in our nomination. I,
Our enemies, in the exercise oil their haoi.ua'
policy, may get bring a candidate into Inc hed;
II on The eve OF The election they find us divided
with a number of candidates before the dislfiet,
We may be defeated ever in this Democrahc as
trict.
In The hope that you will sanction The course
we have adopled-a course adopted with much
hesitation anddistrusl, but with a sincere ana ear
nest hope that ii would ensure the success OF .ne
great principles for which our devoted parry (In
This county, are contending-we have The honor
10 be
Your fellow.cilizens and brother Democrats,
WILLIAM B. TALlAFERRO,
JOHN r. SEAWELL,
JOHN w. C. CATLETT,
ALEXANDER G. TALlAFERRO,
GEORGE E TABB, Committee.
Maicl 10th.
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Spring Supplies, 1916.

CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, &c.
nEING in daily expectation OF receiving
d from the Manufactories in s'afioIdshire, via
Liverpool, per ship HotlinsueI, at New York,
and ship Madison, 10 James River, my Spring
supply OF China, Glass and Earlhenware, con-
sis,ine OF new, superior and desirable Goods;
and BY the packets from the Northern and Eastern
cities having received in part and now receiving
nv supply Of Glass, Looking-Glasses, Fancy
Goods, &c, many articles of which were bought
at unusually low rates, and all upon The bes,
FERN | am enabled TO offer 10 my friends and
the public generally, one Of The best assorlments
| have ever had; and as ! am much in want Of
tina, very scarce article ready money, | invite all
in want Of any articles in my line 10 give me a
call, being determined TO offer as great II not
greater, inducements Than any in the trade.
Bear in mind, that China Hall, NO. ~ west
able styles at low prices. u.rr
March 20 HUH n. WALL
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Spring, Clothing,

AT No. l02, MAIN STREiT.
WYE are now receiving orr S ring stock Of
w Ready-made Cloihlns, consisting in part
Of
Superior Trench Clolh Dress Goats
do do Twill.d do 90
Fine Black Cashmere Pan,s
Fine Cord do do
Fine English Tweed Sacks, a new and ceauli.
lul article for Spring and Summer wear.
Spring Tweed Coals-D'Orsay style.
do do. do Yorkshire do
do do do French do
Also, a great variety OF Spring and Summer
Pants, Fine Silk, Satin, Bomba7ire, Valenia,
Mohair and MarseilIes Vests %o!eyery quality and
variety Of style and cut.
Also, Scarfs, Stocks, Crava,s, Suspcnders, lalt
Hose, Gloves, White ard Cold Pocket HanGhe!.
chiefs, Shirts, Drawers, &c.
In addition 10 the above we shall receive sna.
plies twice every week. KEEN 4 co.
March 90
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The Committee on Foreign Relations in the
House OF Representatives have, in justice 10 the
claimants, reported a bill for The payment Of The
VOL missing Mexican inslalments, amounting 10
s275, 500. In an exchange paper we find the FOL
lowing history OF The matter. i strikes US lha'
the bill shonld pass:
"The Two indemnities were iuc in april and
July, 1913. As late as The 9Th OF August, 1914,
Mr.. Voss, the agent OF The Government, gave a
recent Tor lie amount. The English house OF
I. J%ennison & Co. had contracts 10 a large
aD,cant wilh the Mexican Government, and was
responsible. With This house The Mexican Go
yernment made an agreement on the 18th Au-
sus', 1914, to pay the two indemnities, and 10 al
low Them Ii per cent. interest per month on the
amount, and cave them orders on various sources
FIR 1850 600 10 S400, 600, out OF which they were
IN reimburse themselves. The money, ii is
,houoht. went 10 assist Santa Anna in the revolu-
lion against Gen. Paredes-Voss, Harseuse ami
Tresarez being ~partizans in the revolution with
Santa Anna. Gen. Paroles succeeded in putting
Santa Anna on; 2fpower, and The speculation OF
Voss and J~ennison & Co. failed. Aboutlhe 20th
Seplember, 1914, Mr.. Voss gives another receipt
for The amount OF the indemnity, 10 commit The
Mexican Government for the payment OF the
amount 10 the United States. The Mexican
Congress now refuses to allow this, and refuses
10 annuI the transaction with Voss and T. Jenni-
.ya a CO. . i.ne soln and 9th August, ls4i
and nos Mr.. Slidell insists, in his lelterln T. Jen.
nison & Co, that they ought 10 pay. The CUES
ton is. whelher the Government Of The U. States
ough, 10 pay the claimants The two indcmnilies
and the Committee on Foreign Relations, like the
Two Houses Of the lasl Congress, have decided
that The money shall be paid"
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j. WiIlingharm.

WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
rs now in receipt Of an almost entire new
L stock of Goods, which have been selected with
much care and will be offered upon accommo-
dating terms, a, such prices as Cannot fail 10
please. He s~olicits call from his acquaintances
and the trade generally.
March 20 No. So West Main 81.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME Firm Of TEMPLEMAN & RAT
i CLlFFE was dissolved on the 9th inst, by
mutual consent. All persons having claims
against the concern will please present Them Tor
settlement, and all persons indebted 10 us will
oblige US BY calling and making immediate pay
menl Of their respective accounts 10 either Of US.
The name OF the firm will only be used in liqui-
jalion. Fl. N. TEMPLEMAN,
March 20 WIN. B. RADCLIFFE.
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DEATHS.

Died, at his residence In Chesterfield county,
on the evening Of The 18Th inst, JAMES WILEY
WIsrREE, in the 65rh year Of his age Beloved
and respected through a long life OF virtue and
usefulness, his death will be lamen'ed in The cir
Gle in which be moved and was best known, as an
irreparable calamity. In him The virtues OF in
dustry and rigid integrity were ennobled by the
practice Of The kindliest charity. just, humane
ard philanthropic-had human worth suthced TO
save, he had not died.
His friends and acquaintance are invited 10
attend his funeral this morning. FRIDAY at II
o'clock.
Died, suddenly in Washington, on Wednes-
day afternoon, Commodore WILLIAM NJ. CRANE,
ofihe Navy, and Chief OF the Bureau Of Ord
nance and photography.
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Mr.. J. Nj. Shively, who owns the site OF Astoria,
in a late numter of The Union presents The follow
ing striking sketch OF lhe natural advantages .
Oregon:
al was two years at Astoria, End never saw
the thermometer al The freezing point, nor did
experience any oppressive heat in the summer.
The Columbia and all its tributaries is alive
with Inc most delicious salmon; The plains afford
food for all kinds OF stock equally good through
oul the year. Men and animals are free from
disease. Oregon among The States, is like the
locost among The forest trees though for many
wears a hated thorn, it will grow The pride and
bulwark OF a great and happy nation. Keep i
all together"
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Remoyed! Removed

TAMES LIVINGSTON has the pleasure Of
j informing his customers, and The citizens &c.
%neralIv. ina, he has removed to No. ia, Main
Street, directly opposite his old stand, where he
intends keeping always on hand a large and
IA fashionable assortment oil CLOTHS, CASSl-
MERES and VESTlNGS, all OF fresh importa-
lions, and selected with great care expressly for
this market, within The last fifteen days, which he
intends to make to order, on the most res sonabl
terms. at the shortes, notice. A further c%oniinn-
apee Of patronage is solicited from all, as ! shall
spare no pains or e~xer,ions on my part TO give sa-
,~isfac,ion 10 one and all. J. LIVINGSTON.
March 20-dlw
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MARINE JOURNAL
PO RI OF RICHMOND.
High Waller this day, al 9 O'Clock. AN,

ARRIVED,
Schr. North Carolina, Croker, North Ca,,i,.
lumber. "s,
Schr. Delos, Cole, Auakapas, sundriss.
Schr. Leniiy, Smith, New York, suGtr;..
SAILED,
Schr. Flor Del Mar, Han, Boston.
Schr. Mary Elizabeth, Appleearh, BaIri,.c,.
Schr. Volant, Matthias, Norfolk.
BOSTON, March I6-An'd, schr. E..u.,.
Baker, from Richmond, and schr. Fawn, Roge..
from Norfolk. osest
PHILADELPHIA, March ls.-arriv..
Wallhall, Va. 10y
LEWES, Del, March l6-schr. ca,bs,-.
Amanda, fer Richmond, wenlto sea Yesterday
NORFOLK March l7.-Arrlyed, schr. Fr.,.
ces Ellen, Pa;ons, fiom Richmond. Ri.
Tweed and Argyle, from Baltimore. wen, m
James River o-day. Barque Harmony. Mac.
duck, went TO sea to-day.
March lS.-Arrived, srhr. Robert Henry n.
Wis, from Richmond. Also, schr. Jim p1I.
Lonsstreei, from New York, in ballast; bonn =
Rlehmond-in distress 10 Myers & Co. The j y
when abreast Newport News, on The evening .,
Inc l1th inst, was run into by the schr. Giecn.
way, i'm. New York, I'D. 10 Richmond. and Ls;
her oulwaTks stove, bowspri,, jib-boom, hest
cutwater, ETC, carried away, besides being mad.
10 leak very badly.
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R. L; !, M0ST.orE, Secretaries.
KIxo & QUEEN, March 10, 1916

KING * QUEEN, March ~, 1910.
Dear Sir: As The organs of the Convention
which met on Yesterday at King & Queen Court
House for the purpose of concentrating The De
mocralic Republican strength OF this Senatorial
district, and recommending some suitable person
10 represent US in The Stale Senate OF Virginia,
We take great pleasure in announcing 10 you that
you have been selected b. said Convention as a
proper and fit person 10 be voted for al The next
election for the district, 10 I'LL the vacancy occa-
stoned by the expiration OF the Term OF service of
our late representative, Or. John R. Taylor.
Allow Us TO express our unfeigned personal
qualification at the result Of the deliberations Of
said Convention, and 10 entertain the hope that il
will be your pleasure a tonce to place yourself be-
fore the district as a candidate.
Be pleased to lei US haye an early response,
and accept assurances OF our sincere considera-
ton. JAMES M. JEFFRIES,
WM. L. GATEWOOD,
K. L. MONTAGUE,
COMMITTEES
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MARRIAGES..

Married, al Oakland, Louisa, on Tuesday
l7th inst, by the Rev. James w. Goss. MIR. Ro.
BERT NJ. KENT 10 Miss SALLIE G second daush-
Ter Of John Hunter, Esg.-all Of The county Of
Louisa.
Il Wing will please copy.
Married, in Lynchburg, on Tuesday. The lOih
cf March, BY The Rev. Edmund Withers, LuDo-
VIC CoLouHous TO FRANCES A. w, third daush-
Ter OF Thomas Colquhoun, decd.
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| 4 6 !.

VH7E are now receiving and oPenIag .I
w usual Spring supply Of BOOTS, SHOE
TRUNKS, &c., which we have bought Is ."
as can be bought from The manufacturers, al,
we can sell them by the package or dozen as loS
thew can be sold in Baltimore, Philadelphia, q
N. York. We have almost every thing thai csa
be called for in our lire, and will take srtal
pleasure in showing them 10 our customers aps
the public. Our goods in quality will be ioufa
very superior. PUINEI q WAITE,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Boots, Shoe
Trunks, sc, Main street. March ~
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The Great Northern Remedy

nor THE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS,
i ASTHMA, Whooping. Cough, %lnfOelza,
Bronchitis, Bleeding al The Lungs, Group, "a.
tarrh, CONSUMPTION, ana all Other diseases
of The Lungs.-N. n. DOWNS VEGETABLE
BALsAMlC ELlXlR-A fresh supply Of hi.
invaluable Elixir Just received and for sale blythe
Agents, GAYNOR & WOOD,
March 20 No. az West Main Street.
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NEW CONCERN.

The subscribers having this day formed a CO.
partnership under The firm and slyleot TAYLOR
& RADCLIFFE, for The purpose Of conducting
the Grocery and Commission business, in The
house ornlerly occupied by Templeman 4 Rat
cliae, and hope, by strict attention 10 business, 10
have a continuance OF The patronage SO literally
extended 10 that concern.
AUGUSTUS w. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM B. RADCLIFFE.
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Having sold my interest in the concern Of
Temnleman & Radcliffe TO Messrs.. Taylor &
Radcliffe, take pleasure in recommending my
friends and acquaintance TO them.
N.roh On Fl. N. TEMPLEMAN.
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For the Enquirer
uENRrCO COUNTY DELEGATE.

A DOLL will be opened, at the ensuing eleca.o w.
for DR.. Richard S. Caulhorn 10 represent m
The mex, House of Delegates OF virginia. 80
Caulhorn will serve il elected, ana VIII rIJcS
poried hy MANI
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Il III Il.

Second night OF Mr.. RICE, The original jim
Crow, ami only acknowledged representative OF
Negro character in The world.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. HOWARD in a new piece.
On FRIDAY EVENING, March 30lh, vii.
be performed a new military vaudeville, caNsI
The TruTnpeter's Daughter.
Madelop, with songs,) Mrs. C. Hovari.
Phillipol, Mr.. G. Howard,
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In "W. Ms" interesting description of the
huge sea-monsiers caughton the banks Of Worm
ley's creek, two errors OF the types occurred, viz:
'Celadinus" for "Cetaceous." and "young bucks"
for "youns ones"
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CITATIONS OFFICE, No. s, sourh /;

CITATIONS OFFICE, No. 5, sou.h In
~ Street.
Let all 1.-The world say VIA hey can,
For selling prizes STRATToH's The man.
Drawn numbers OF Monongalia Lottery, C!ass
III, March 10:
81 AZ 81 81 IS Is 8 Ill 80 25 -
Nos. 80 AZ 81, aprize OF $500. Nos ls g.,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn numbers in Leesburg Lottery, Glass II
March lG;h:
40 10 . &c 40 SO 81 4 rs 65 IS 81
Half Nos. 35 10 rs, and Nos. 10 &C 20. Two
more prizes sold and paid by STRATToN.
Drawn numbers Of New Jersey Lottery, Glass 81
March 10th:
81 : 81 IS SO SO % 81 50 DC IS G
March %
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AT a convention composed OF ueiesd'e' i'oi'
the counties Of King William, King x Queen
Middlesex, Gloucester and Mathews, heid d.
King " Queen Courthouse, on The 9Th day OF
March, 1876, 10 select a suitable candidate 10 DC
voled for al the ensuing election for a seat IN Inc
Senate OF ViIginia-On motion, DR.. +. Gregory
OF King William was called TO Inc chair, K. L.
Montague Of Mitdlescx appointed secretary, and
James K. Howser of King & Queen assistant
secretary. 80.
All the counties composing The district being
represented, except Mathews, il was moved thal
Or. VIM. L. Galewood Of Middlesex vote ioi
Mathews, which motion was carried
After a discussion upon several propositions
as 10 the mode Of voting, The members proceeded
10 cast their votes.
The names OF the following gentlemen were
presented 10 the meeting.
David P. Wright, Esq, OF King s Queen, oy
Mr.. Summerson;
Col. B. F. Dabney, OF King William, by Mr.
Gregory;
John w. C. Ca,leil, Esq, Of Gloucester, BY
Dr.. Eubank;
Vim. Fl. Roy, Esq, of Mathews, by DR.. Gate
wood;
John T. Seawell, Esq, of Gloucester, by Mr.
Tricc.
Alter The first ballot, they were all dropped, ex'
cept Messrs. Wright, and Seawell; whereupon
M1. Wright's name was withdrawn, and c. M
Braxlon, Esq, OF King s. Queen was nominated
by Mr.. Roane OF King William; and upon The
second ballot, John T. Seawell, Esq, OF Glouces'
Ter, obtained the nomination. =.
On motion, it was then ordered that James M
Jefries, VIM. L. Gatewood and R, L. Montague
inform Mr.. Seawell OF his selection BY the con-
vsnlion; and that It's proceedings be published in
the Richmond Enquirer.
F. GREGORY, Chm.
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. conclude with The huileua CT
Here's a Go.

Here's Go.
Sip Larkins, Mr.. Rice.
u Prices Of Admission-Boxes Is cts. p!
80 cts; Colored Gallery 25 GEMS. March "
GRAND EXHIBITION OF lLLUMlNA.
VI TED CHEMICAL DIORAMAS At Oh
Fellows Hall, on Monday Evening, March lG.
l.. Milan Cathedral.
.. Crucifxion.
3. Holy Sepulchre.
4. Belshazzar's Feast.
X. WINTER begs leave 70 inform The eli.
zens Of Richmond and lis vicinity, that Es chi
lion will be open on 1bnd0g Ercning, March
10th, and continue for a shorl time only, when H.
trusts that his endeayors 10 please may meet vii!
a liberal share OF patronage.
Fl Admission so cents, Doors open a, Z, cy.
hibilion commencing al s o'clock precisely. Far
full particulars, see programmes.
II Day Exhibitions, on Wednesday and Sa-
mrtay Afternoons, at, 81 o'clock.
March lp-tl
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eaten up all the meats, and when about 10 remove
The empty dishes, | were TO look around for poor
Jack. / reckon he would, like Colonel Dabney'
come up missing" What do you think Of y,
dear Mobby Z Let me say 10 you, as ! nave
heard several Democrats OF Gloucester say, MI;
Ca,leuts own friends cut his throat. II is true, ana
the sequel has proven ii. | am done, lear JACK
Mob. No, Mob Jack, Esq, and shall leave me
field entirely 10 You, and if you choose 70 con,
linue The race, you must be a slow horse u you
can't win the race. ALftia'
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HOYT'S OFFICE Lottery draws at the
II Exchange Hotel this evening al 5 o'clock.
Capital $1,000. Tickets only , SO; halves and
quarters in proportion. Packages Tor sale cheap
until 4 O'Clock, at HOfTS OFFICE,
March 20 No. 3 Exchange.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-The sub
i scribers, intending 10 close their business on
the Ist of July next, will sell their stock Of HARD
WARE and CUTLERY. which is large and
toners. Country Merchants, and others visiting
the city, will find ii greatly 10 their advantage TO
give US a call before purchasing elsewhere.
J. A. GARRISON & CO.,
No. III, Broad Street, between 9Th and 9th,
Shockoe Hill, sign Of the Hand Saw.
March 20
DATENT MEDIClNEs.-250 Dozen Patent
i Medicines, carefully prepared from The ORR
ginal receipts and for sale low 10 The trade by
GAYNOR & WOOD,
March 20. Druggists.
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nITMARsH's JOURNEY, &c.-No,es of a
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performed in the steamers OF The Peninsula and
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ate and humorous, by n. P. Willis. SIKH edi-
lion, for sale by DRINKER s. MORRIS.
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