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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
General Notices.


~ Rhe umatlsm and All NtrN t,Ise =,
positrve ard permanent for these distressing ana
prevalent complaints, found IN CHRISTIE eri<-
EASIC RINGS and MAGNETIC ELL ID Ne rsa-Tf
rovv chronic or uAy be the disease, readily ir-
10 ihe mysterious power developed oy MS wonaer'i
TS C;siv.r!c Belts Bracelets Carers snl Strengthen.
no ps.,ers sre used IN chronic OF ti.rasc ac
z n. used hy the delicate person wa peTfee'S@ ieS
The Straoriia.ry snd beneficial eject OF ihese articles
ppor the nervous system mas; be Witnessed 20 se De-
uevej -, p,,--
Ssxars Of spurious limitations v men are efe,y " 80
nam phl-ts may ne hsd gratis aaST At III
rr4tvood,s Celebrated Empire Cook stoves.
~. $500 So warranted usual Persous wAot-Hs
t stove. are invited 10 teen before PdTches
- sIssyrb-re Wholesale and retail by Eickok GO -
! Waier-st
| esr Practical Phrenoie8isu and fupnsne ~,
| 96ySI.ERS WELLS, Isl Sasssasi cnee eo2is s uo"
o,rl,rk A N 70 10 P. NJ - 49,
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RI z L NJ a r / 5 "

r Hear Mr. Seth Terry one OF the odes! ant most re-
spectacle Lawyers N Hartford, Coma The following Is
an extract OF .etter received from him c..
De TogSsENu: | have used one bott.e oil your oNsa
para and find II !. excellent in IL effects upon chrome
reum pain winch am subject, from sn hJ4'y -
rn,on.d several years ago public stage Please sonh
nae tygo bottles 70 OF DR. seymour aave con
ver--d with OF principal fhY''Ssns al Syi"
uneuded you! SarsapaT.Aa 9EAH Ah-'A'Ni'
Ha1iford Marcn l., IS4j.
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Datsiit ale6ifinfs.
DR ToWNsENp'S COMPOUND


EXTRCT OF SARSAPAR!LLA-This Extract IS Put
IL up N f,t Soceit ?1sSisssssr, AMI
warranted Superior any sod Il diseases without
;s,itrSe as, rssst.g GeSts.s The pSJseai. AID
Is particularly sdsp;ej FOR
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
The Ereai beauty and sspersorcy OF ihs Sar>SpAr:us
AL o;hec remedies - ~hsle Il eracA,es disease
!rvigurs,es the body.
CONSUMP OPTION CURED
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN
CONSUMPTION CAN "a GgSED.
En.clsis Csaslgsyca Lsrev Complaint Gods Csu fAi
Cat.--6 4s.a1la Sgf;iag q blood. >ss-H<4I u La<
t-Aess Eoile F!lSa. Nigga. SscSts, D.1sea;
p-vy.se E-Jers0-,l;iSa, md par. ~ tx Sli<.
SC i4zv .zd Be- Cured.
Probably here remedy that has been 40 sue
ess,:Gl II desperate Of Consumption 81 this II
eaases ard s;Teng hens The system md appears 10 neal
the Ulcers on lungs ana the patients Gradually regain
heir usl.al h-al;h sn: strength
READ THE PROOF,
Dis TOWNSEND. had seen AFFLICTED ios months By 3
drv hacking cough: al least raised great Quantities OF
bad matter and experienced pain MY lei side,
accom- panied with distress my Gugs-riy cough very
much increased and had cold uSht->weais Learning
thas yuu remedy for snch cases concluded 20 Try
IL; purchased bottle of Extract OF >srszparills
before had finished taxing H. my cough raisEg and the
pain II my side iv and uOSv have reaeu NY gene
raj heath Believing your medicine 20 be yer. vsuable
one cheeriy recotrEieu, /: those who are similarly
si,ua;ed found The medicine pleasant % The taste and
wM. Il. McXINSTRY. 81 Grsad-s;-
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WN X. McNINSTRY, 81 Grsad-si
New-York April sS:h 1910.

Ds- TOWNSEND; make the following statement IA or
der 20 express my gratitude yCg, and recommend
yo,r Sarsaparla your Compound Extract OF Sarsa
parii to those who unfortunate ~ 10 have Lung
Complaints Consumption. While residing in the SOUTH
several years sgo hal ong and severe sickness, which,
with subsequent exposure, very materially injured my CON
suiion being able however mech OF the tune ~ woss
alIhou. nv lungs Affected and had cough cE
the last year grew much and the last Winter
shi a cold The pain breast. distress IN
breathing ard coughing very much increased. icoS a
number Of popular remedies for Consumption. but they
failed TO relieve me. Al las; confined my
AMI was so bad with the Consumption thsi did not tx
rect TO remain long sent TO Marcus D. Moore who
resides al the corner Lydius and Grand ss twho VIII
coudrrn this siaiepani and made disposition OF my
property days ser this, friend sent you to see
me you ordered bottle OF your Extract OF >sFsspara
ooS IL according your directions, aud mn-dlsicy
felt recveG-Iny pain gradually leit me- soon Dreamed
freely-uiy hacking cough subs1ed-i raised easily and
slept soundly-and astcutshuent and delight when
had taken tie contents ,he bottle Was able IA you we'll
remember walk from Ferry ~ Seaver>L 10 ce.sn inort
have continued take IL, and about my business
ahog IN than TWO months since couiiencts
with your redicJnesand am thankful 10 the Lord mat
iuducei them SAM. H. STUART, % Ferry ST
Albany May 10th, 1874.
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DROF. BAsSET VIII open his Evening" Glasses n

Frercn for the ensuing season. the following places
N-chancss institute Schoo, No. II ChafHosr--si 90 the
2sih sept s+d or inionnsuon inquire OF M barn
aruarv CIV Hall or 81 the school class Is already
formed Tor those Lat advanced n Inc language Z"
Mondays and Fldays Of each week, E. o'cIocA
NJ Charn5erIAin- School, 40 broonest Norm Broad
wsy on ne sa Sept Th book opened for SUBSCRIBERS
Church on te Sepciih MS n-R aif Improved sys
ten oi l-zeing Frrc without study; The plp can e-l
y. ~ -ins, =. u.ua-be vii TOT lie DE charged IN
t -k o! committing lesson 10 memory al nt VII Ie
i 's1.s' - =. .Tcisfn-J g TThkSGw
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NETWORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
NNETEENTH WEEK-CvlIIrH 30

Land Tenures-LeaSes-Rey Of the whole
British Chancery and Common Law-Clinton's
Advice taken al Last-Perpetual Allegiance, or
Swearing Foreign Born Citizens on both sides
Grants and Charters-The Elective Fran
cfSe
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General Notifies.


surance ompany OF New YORK, No. % WsItst-Th's
nsulyn during me month Of September issued ninety
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rS- Applications 10 WILLIAM Il NORRIS, AI.aaEc
g-l - :i- hcsrs y. 10 si eococs, OF ~ Gfsr-
VIA !: g.! other hOJ-s- -
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cCUOOL--H-mpstesd Seminary IL e.7 Boaru1ns school,
>a-rrstesc L l. % nils from he City on branch 1i
~. l. Railroad The Winter term WI commence q OF
%o~rrbr Circulars ii J. Charabercs, q Cecarst The
1r,ncipal this month q BrosdSsy
7-7-cs y a
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NNANTED-By a respectable Young Woman situa-
w ton in priv ate fsI:y rs chsm6crmald waiter
nurse Can give best oil city reference Please inquire
- h
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NNASTED-A situation 10 cook, wash and irou. or 10
w general homework. by Young Woman with good
City reference. Apply 2s2 Mulberry. from, ROOM up
.,.trs OF n
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XEANTED-In Female Seminary, near the Guy Of
w Nr-Ynrk TEACHER OF drawing and pAinting also,
In French and vocal music. Address A. H. nj saSton
Mnr.'s Rrnniwhv. o. "
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Loco-Foco Nominations.

WIN Congressional District Hcrkimer am
Nr:yomery CosN AnRAmAM WV ALsIYNE of NJ
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GREAr FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsend's SafsAParia Is a sovereign and speedy
cure for gruient Consuin pon Bagrenness Leucorrhr
Whites Distracted or Difficult Menstnation lnconunenc-
OF rn involuntary dtscnr thereof and for The gene
"a, rn.,rron of the sy stein no whether the result
OF Inherent produced By rreguarity III
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\NANTED-By u respectable Protestant Young Wo-
w mRn. situation chambermaid and " aitcr
in respectable private family Good reference from last
place Please inquire No, 1872 SCxlh-avenue. OF IL
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tNANTED-By q respectable Young Woman, sisas-
w lion A. chsInhermaid waiter 10 do Tho general
No,tst in In, Tsar OF n
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~ $500. n =
w ECr SCUOOY. OF Txerty five Young Gen
- r-rr-r-Tu M SiNtsrfr-st Church, nsar tse tigts-
s--n1. n L. MYRICK- Principal, assisted 5y eiIi2sri
a..cal and FrsreI Terms for boys nrcer IL
en- os-r eleven years 81 including nsrlc-
Cn n zay Of liz Engh-h s.ties, TlIl ae Hfsss az LIZ
II la-gzases Y required % ,aNS~
n JENKs'- Select Sctoo. for BOYS, 81 sc9adsag
Il freariT opposite Bcnd-sij VII reopen on Tuesday
The 1t u September a.. !.
DI-BROW,S RIDING SCHOOL, No: &c %"
IL r-g r-ar a1d i-aizye+-r-P PAGE New iosA-
NJ D. IA. the honor s1oCCacr Laa AZ >cco" = opsa
a.fiy for Eau-syiaI Tzii.oa and Exercise H-ing
,.c---uyrrsso.s EXERCISE RisfSe,
Is ca Month 90
10 30 ..-..... 10 ~ % Rlc-s--.---..-.-.- " %
Ia ...... ) o. 10 30 ----.------- 70
snrIe Lessons ....... - single aides %
Rosd DO $500 %
g E.yhT --sa-d AID quiet Horses, t1f he road or
2.rads, 70 Il II Lt,- --
40 Lessons or Rides pad for CO commencing;
- hou- allowed -ses Lesson or Rce n ne ,cnco-
3 Clnf. hour AID half 10 & L-sson % ne Hoed-
8 Ho1r. for Ladies' from g A IL &c : p NJ
FfO-s for Gentlemen. from 10 - u a=t 70 2 "a
No gentleman sdaiIied tsrng he hours Appropriated
20 LADIES'
card Of address requested pr-Yous 10 commencing
r~ Gsr,,eueu keeping their horses q tLs est25lse
80. - sI7 in
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ATANTED-By Young Lady Of good address and
w education. situation attend fancy store having
had considerable experience In thai business The best o
rl,.rcnce civen Address O Y B a. This Office. y. So
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J. Coleman, Exehanas bao lse "a 20 81, =
god snd silver exchanged notes sid afsfs 80 u ~
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PRINCIPAL oaee Us Fa!.Onst SssI0I R.:4 saa 70
soe.a pesr.; AbsT As-a: Tor iS ya1,s seeoo.
GO 10. : 20 s Esner Draggt.s sauraore r A
80 fEer.es:cu Joan Wright %. "a.
1880, AID ~ principal Dr1zsAs1 Throughout
Shi - srsl-s " ess indies snd Canada
So1e genuine e1csp. PCT up u ne szSs ssosts ogass
80 SS TOWNSEND, xnd his name blown n ths
- - ~ - all 5ssw2nTh2kT1'
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S.
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE

BASEMENT ROOMS UNDER THE EsGLE
CoHsEE MAIS AND l3rH sTRIEr.
Unparalleled Luck LUCKs Lucky one The CIV
what's the matter The people have found out h.,
all prizes are in the hand Of LUCK.
there any heretofore been un6,,,.t. nv d..
ing IN Lotteries let them LUCK as he Ia. show
by his great success in selling PEs his oase was
ed for all such.
Lucls's Schemes for this Week!
Tuesday-Delaware, Ss-ss,oOO. Tickets s. so.
81.
ThursdAy-Pokomoke 49-si7ooo 10 OF 1000 &c
Fnday-Pokom1ke. So-sl4 OO0 20 Of 1000 &C Tieks 81
satutay-PokomoEe Sis OF 1000 &c tickets -
Also fokomoke' Ss-Sls'Ooo 1000 &C. Tickets So
Another Grand SchemeI
$4,000, 10000, 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery No. 10 BE- drawn al wlmn-
ton, Deaw Saturday March 10 drawp Grand
Capitals Of $4,000 10000 lOOOo 5000 40 Of 1000
500, 400, &C. ckets sic halves 6 ou,rte co.,
uheale OF 20 whoes Sl+i &c hives a. quarters
$4,000. $4,000, 100 OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery L. to be drawn on satur
March 2isi, ls46. IS Nos. drawn. Grand Cap,a.
10000 600 5000 5000 1000 2SO 24S3 prizes Of
% OF SOC 90 OF 300 ke Tickets si= halves qr- CERT
heae OF IS Nhols 35 CO. IS a % 90
5,00O-lOO OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery to be drawn on Saturday
March 2sh 1916. Is Nos - drawn. Capitals $50 100
$4,000 1902 5000 30OO s3si 100 prizes &c Tickets
Sl2 halves qrs Of whoes costs sI43 40 I'd
halves II 7C. 20 qrs IS IS
~ Persons ordering by the package any or the above can
deduct the OF thfeS tickets every day Lotteries from
10 50 ard when remittance made
viii always invest IN the popular Lotteries The
drawings whea requested order om M, Tie eash
for all Capitals be had letters enc os
leg cash prize tickets the postage paid The Tek
cts IN the above Lotteries orders Addressed c
LUCK meet the most AM Confidential Persons
tom the county visiting the should that al
prizes are the hands OF LUCK For Prizes address
mig c. b. LICK Richmond
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lotteries.
STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let ali the world az wat they eas,
Fur seuins Prns. Prn.

ssy wat tnsy ess
FVf selling Prizes, sTRATTos's the man,
Drawn Nos OF Mononraiia Lottery No Io-Mareh 9Th.
10 81 IL 81 IL 25 63 10 IL 30 - 81 "a 50
Ticket Nos a o. prize Of.................ss $500
Nos. 10 - ~ rve NOR, Capital. .oli and paid in on.
Nos. 20 ~ 81 Lottery by sTRATroN
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, Class Io-Mareh eth
~ SO - 81 Is 60 ~ 81 46 CT
Ticket No. 81 - g. prize of so9 sold and paid by
$1,000. 1000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50. Extra C,pitaI.: $1,000 eOOo
1900 1000 BOO 500, TOO COO rs Nos 5dra~a-hol..
" So halves IS quarters g. cts
$4,000, 10000!
Thursday-A-Iandria 60, Extra Caytas $4,000 TO- 900
&c - Nos IL aawn-wboes $40 halye. s. quarsr, SO
$4,000. 1000.
fnday-Mononsaa ~ Capitals tOoo 1000 $40,
zoe Sof $780, &C rs Ncs IL drawn whoes 81 haysi Soc
quarters use.
$1,000. $3.50.
6aiurday-AhIanda EItra, Capitals a. 600 9oss Of
1000. Of 800 &C. GO Nos 10 whoes az So halves
rs; quarters GO.
$4,000, 10000
Monday hornng-eI aBdria Class CapaE OOD 90 900
10000, 5000 Of 2osn, 5000 1000, 10 No. IS
whoies si3 halves so. grs. rs.
Buyer, referred my Prizes which are eri.r,d
al the once, PROOF OF been done aad even
dra~ns continues TO paid BY me-
Schemes and in all Lotres will be promptly TO- and
drawing wien rsqu-F.sd.
Please address oraes 10 n sTRATToN
dsoo Riehmo,d v,
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Z, BURRUss' PRIZE OFFICE, South IAN
~. Street, RICHMOND, "a

BuRRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE, South I4th
~. Street, EICH.HoND "a
Lotteries for this weekI
Two Magnificent Lotteries wedne sday-Grard Can,,.
sa50OO sOCO 5000 1000 25UO 1890 20 Of 500
10 Nos ID drawn ballots. Tickets 81, halves 4,
Aso, the Dollar Lo'tery-Capiias 5000 1000 $50 ke
60 Nos 10 drawn ballots Tickets q cent.
For Thur-aya grand seheme-Capas: sI7soo 5000 ss O.
l7OO 10 Of 1000 10 OF 500 &C Nos drawn
Tickets 81 halves $50 quarters LES.
Two splendid Lotienss for Frday-Gand Capitals, s4 OOo
1000, 3OOO 1000, 1900, ll2o 90 10 Nos. IL
ballots Tickets Z, halyes ,, qrs. 4.
Also, the Peoples Favorte-Captal $1,000 1000 GOO
rs Nos l3dravn ballots Tickets o. halves Soc qr- 95 e
For Saturday Morning ane seheme-Capta, $1,000 pom
1900. 1852, Of 1000 Of 400 &c. drawn baos
Tickets 81, halves !, qrs. so.
For Saturday Evening splendid sehe.es-GrarS Cspa
si4oeo 1000 3oOo 2UOi 1890 Of 1000 u drawn
bllOts Tickets 4, havcs =, grs /.
Also, the Dollar LottsTy sgain-Capa.: $4,000 ke Ike &C
Nos IL drawn ballots Tickets 81 halves soc, qu. 9Se
Another Grand Scheme for l4h March
$4,000, 10000, 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Cas- No H. Ratur
day eif, al Wilmington, Delaware - Nos drawn Grand
Capitals OF $4,000 10000 10000 6sOo Of 1000 90
81 500, 100 Of 400. &C. Tickets e2 halves O. qt2
cate OF 90 whoe costs lii 20 hives ~ &c quarters
20 Orders for package Certificate OF single
IN any Of the above Loueres will be promptly and
the drawings sent To al who order Large
eashed al sight Postage paid by SUBSCRIBER All
communications entirely Confidential.
tor Persons sending in any OF the above Lottsr
should in mind BURRUSS ALueky Prize Office Il The
place 10 send II they want money Address,
CICERO BURRUss
mis- Richmond 4,
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From tho Alexandria Gazette.
sen MoSpAY. March Q.


SENATE, MosDAr. March Q.
Tho galleries crowded early hour this
Ing and hundreds left unable obtain single nook from
which they could either or hear was evident that
another Scene was anticipated.
After appropriate prayer by the Rev. Mr. Tustu, in
which he invoked the Divine aid in behalf love- harmony
and good will and the reading Of tho jouinsl.
Mr. CoLoUrr desired to call the attention Of the Senate
for few moments to article which appeared the Tunes
Qse u s. JournaD few days SINCE reference his 10
solutions. The thoughts there expressed he said were
never conceived but by scoundrel written but by a
Slandcrous pen-and the Editor tchoertr else may be
the author OF the infamous article, could think him
har sh in saying
MIR CULoUIrr SAID that he had consulted no one except
Mr. Crittendcnno member Of either Housc-and had had
no meeting. formal informal relative his resolutions
and 80 lar from their having been concoctcd the BRUSH
Ministers table, stated in tho article referred to- he did
not even know him. and had dued in his company
where He pronounced the hole article base tissue
ossehoods, and tho writer (be he editor,
occupying niger staon) a'skinang such will not
forget Ho said he should send him forth the world
branded Us liar and be!ler OF the Senate.
Mr.. CRrrEspES said few words in confirmation Of Mr..
Colquitt's statement.
After the presentation Of large number of petitions and
memorials subjects and the Of Reports
from Committees the Senate proceeded the special
OF the day, ard the Oregon debate rcsumed.
Mr. EvAss, who was entitled to the floor, said that tho
measure OF Notice before the Senate one OF a We
decided character, and which might lead the
important consequences Il the duty of the Senate
therefore TO weigh well the consequences which m
from II, and u consider well whether IL is measure de.
friends OF the President, upon the floor the Senate differ.
ed IN the ground which asked for passage
the Notice Some Of them asked for n weapon with
which he could and demand the whole territory up to
% deg 4om-othcrs ss prelude compromise 40 deg.
NOW IN tls state OF affairs might well be prOperto pause
aud wait until should be known what the President
would make OF the notice before passingit
MIR. EVANS said he knew well the predicament in which
Senators would be placed who should dare to act nde
IDENTITY add presume to doubt the validity our tito TO the
whole OF Oregon-bu fear Of denunca,ion should pre-
from doing his duty and endeavoring the
country from the consequences which must arse from the
headong course which some Senators were pursuing.
Mr. Evans then the question OF title and do
ons,ra'ed that our title to the whole OF the territory
not "clear aud unquestonabe."
But li,ue Of interest occurred in the lower Hous.-the
greater part OF the session. being occupied in
on the River ard Harbsr Bill.
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WARD ELECTIONS.

OF The Election for nine persons from each
Ward OF this City, 10 Couneincn Aldermen
sid CITY, will be held the first "WEDNESDAY In APRIL mont
at the following places wt-For Jefferson
!, At ihs Union Hotel for Madison Ward Ward at
Columbian Hotel: For Monroe Ward Ward No. the
shoekoe hin Tavern. The Polls opened oeoet
NJ and closed Al sunset OF the day.
mo 81 FERGUSON, serrt
March ID. IPs6-,d NJ he aty Riehf nd.
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ComInissiOner's Sale Of
THIRTEEN VALUABLE NEGROES


PURSU ANT to the provisions of a decree ron.
dered BY the County Court Of Henreo upon m. Sb d,x ~
hafeh 1870, IN the suit Of Wasey wasey. H1eer :,
ais ne appointed thereby for cash on MON
DAY the loih March at 10 oeoek Auction House Of
Dickinson Brother In the City OF Richmond thirteen kry
negroes belonging IN the Estate wasiey dec
OF men, women and boys The negroe. erespyv vain
WN. w. CRUMP Cem'r.
r. II. DICKINSON L. BROTHER
Auction
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by IniOes a Brothcr.
g.

by IniOes a. Brother.
No Main Street
BOOTS, SHOES, &c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY Morning, March 18th At 10 O'clock ,t our
sto We WIN sell At Auction without for y Pack
ages Boots and Shoes, consisting Of
Mems and boys thick BOets
BreglRs
Slippers
Fine Cali
Kip
wonaBs Kid Slippers
fegTed- Lace Boots
Quarter sewed BusEins-Mses sewed Lace Boots ke.
,,,, COGNAC BRANDIES, GIN, &C.
VIII be added, without reserve
o. Pipes "A seigneue" Cosnae Brandy
2 HI y. J. Dupuy~
"PeIevoisin"
l "Dubroea-
/ "B0nnemort A. CO.."
Pipes swan Gin
hid ST. CroiI Rum. Sale per emptnry
NH INL1Es & BROTHER Aue,s
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]. NJ. Due,


Wholesale md Retail Dealer In
ESruiurs, Chatrs, FsaLAsrs, Liitt5as,e, DC, Sc,
Nos S. 81, So o. 90 and % Cosnhn Boston Mas.
IUNHE subscriber ~ every way prepared to fur
u nish the shortest notice and
terms orders from any the county every
shape offurnure, &c Those wishing find mNde finished
and extensive OF above
call on the subscriber. noII-Gm
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~ Hodges * PuIIiam.
REAL ESTATE FOR MALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
not sold before viii be sold public auction At Earezrovs
ASern IN the county OF Hanover MONDAY IN. I'd dv ~
March nett that valuable trac Of ,nd Ix,,
ing he county OF Hanover formerly property Of Mrs
tanes Iimeeflke deceased 1904 acres aioiang
~hd OF archibald Undertake Austin Talnum Absalom Jones
and Reuben Meredith and others from IN. eiy
OF Richmond sad land will be tact or in three o, 10
sun purchasers The buildings ordinary. 90 acres of
u Ani cleared ard the balance wood and-a large propoon
OF wAeh Is well nmbered- There Is on said and VARIETY
OF fu Trees and two Springs Of good water There was mil
Poha on Sd Aet which now hay MEADOW said
and Is well eaeu aed for gardening purposes well sd7u 10
% euNaon OF early vegetables The are reaons Die and
time payment made to suit puhaers For terms. apply 10
fe 3-cwtds HODGES a pIrTTIAu
GT OAee-Ben Tavern Alley.
POSTPONEMENT.
u In consequence Of the incemency of the weather
NE above sale postponed until SATURDAY the i4h inst when
Il will lake place.
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EAGLE HOTEL,

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
/ HAVE this day opened The EAGLE Hor,x-
which have hued out with Furniture and every como
ARE for Bosrder BY the Day Month OF year a.
also for Transient vters As every srsrtion Win b. mad. ~
give au.aeuon hope to be literally Patsoned Persons vs-
lng the Cv would do well TO Eagle triaI-a.d
those having horses made IN,
AfransemeH'ior having them well taken
hss-d6m MARY 2 cRUMP
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Anrtiou Sales.
rRis DAY.

II
ny william. A H.xaii.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING S-II II,e ~.
~ih Be sold, In front ~ w 'e's~
Cuoa. hu-covsto and Porto RICO sa~.,.
West India Sugar House Aol.--..
Prime Rio
PHms do Cuba do
Superior ohJava do
Do old Noncussh-la whi.s.v
Do old Reetned do
Pure Cider Brandy
Baltimore Cured Bacon Hams
do do do SIDES
do do DO Shoulders
No. Mountain Butter
No North Carolina IIerrinr.
rrime Goshen Cheese IN e..l.
PRIME Pine Apple, bone.
sunpowder Tea n smanp aek,r..
Mason superior Challenge Bl.eknx
Winter Bleaehed ElephantoI
Neiy superior Indigo n ker-
49, No Family soap &c
VIII be added TO the above sale-
10 uereesstrieily prime Rice Of the aew.,o,
10 kegs Goshen Butter oP-
proved paper "eA' ehed' for ap-
mn WILLIAMS q HAxaII. Ans,.
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EOLlAN PIANO FORT
NEW
LIV cry STABLE.

TINHE subscriber having leased the Livery Sta.
Hs on between i7th and 18Th foscfy occupied
by hr joe Patterson deed would INFORM public
g'neay hatie s prepared 10 accommodate their Hoes Mules
&c on The most reasonable To
Ne would state that he will receive such r,rv eli
ny unfemied oierons and business hopes
merit a share Of pubic Patronage. r. IORsON
Richmond. Mafebs 1915 a..
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JOHN CREME,

pEALER
Teas, CoSees. Sugars, Wines, Liquors, Sepdrs.
PTsser1ss JeiIies, Cordiais. Sauces Pickles Ss Sc
l53 Main Street corner Of 18Th,
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