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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-09
by Kent, Kendall a Atwafer
DRY GOODS AT AIrrTroN

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, The 10Th June. COM
menclnS al O'Clock, We shall sell. a, our
Warehouse, a large and desirable assortment M
Spring and Summer DRY GOODS, without re.
serve: 10 close snndry consisnments. Among
them viii be found
Black and ooote1 French and English Cloths
Fancy and plain wool dyed back Cassimeres
Rich croSs-orer Calico ard other fancy Prints
Plain black and fancy Lawns
White croSs-over Muslins very rich
Muslin Ginghams, black and colored Cambrics
Scotch Diapers, 1914 Linen Shee,ings
Irish Linens, Coat Checks, Apron do
Cotton and Linen Drillinss Domestic Plaids
Bonnet Tafsta and Satin Ribbons
Silk and Cotton Handkerchieis, Thread Cam
brio DO
Gambroons Blue Drills
Nankeens, black and colored Summer Cloths
London Ves,ings OF entire new styles
Manchester Ginshams Corded Skirts
Fancy Crava,s, black Italian DO
Ladies black and white Cotton Hose
Mohaif, Berlin and Cotton Gloves
Linen Collars and Bosoms
Fans Spool ColtonS, Pearl Buttons
Pins, Stay Tapes, Patent Threads, &C., &c.
ALSO
% bales "a and A brown Shirtings and
Sheetngs
Ca 10 III bleached and brown Sheeings
Blcached and brown Drillings Tickings
Bleached Shirtinss, assorted styles &c.
ID cases Parasols, Parasolets and Sun Shades
some OF which are OF superb style, direct from The
manufacturer
lERMS.-Four months for approved paper
for III sums over one hundred dollars.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
June 3 Auctionerrs
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Notice TO Travellers,

ANOTHER CHANGE OF FARE.
Passage and tpo Meals, (Brcakfaa and D,nner,)
10 Norfolk, 81.
Passage, three Meals, Breakfast, Dinner and Sup
per- and LodgtnSs, 10 Baltimore IS.
s 20 q The Steamers Curtis Peck, J.
80 Davidson, and Alice, Capt. T.
Skinner, continue TO leave The wharf at Rockets
every morning alternately precisely al o'clock,
for Old Point, Portsmouth and Norfolk, and con-
nect with the Baltimore Bay Boats by 3 clock,
affording travellers, on business or pleasure,
hne opportunity Of viewing The splendid scenery
about Hampton Roads, Portsmouth, Norfolk, Rip
Raps and Old Point Comfort, and arrive in Bal
timore, (c'thout loss Of slecp by o'clock the next
morning in time 10 take any Of The many routes,
leaving there that morning, and arrive in Wash
inglen city TO breakfast at much less cost. than
by any other route.
Passage and fare, two meals breakfast and
Dinner) 10 Old Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk 81.
Passage and fare, three meals breakfast Din
ner and Supper and Lodgings 10 Baltimore IS.
The steamers Curtis Peck and Alice will EGO
ing and Ieturning) touch, as usual, at all the land
ings on the river June
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fsOWI,atan House.

RICHM fond, VIR GINA.
TNHE SUMMER TRAVEL having common
i ced, the subscriber would invite the auen-
tiou OF families and others visiting Richmond 10
Ills popular Hotel.
The admirable location OF the Powhalan
House, and the order and quiet with which j, is
conducted, have often been remarked by vsiters.
Elevated and unincumbered by other houses, it
commands beautiful view ofihe Capitol Square,
public buildings and surrounding scenery, and is
very convenen, 10 the different Depots and Boat
Landings,
In the management OF the house, the subscriber
is assisted by Mr.. JAS. G. BLAKEY, fromery
OF Orange CT. House, well known TO the public
as polite and accommodating gentleman, and
an efficient Hotel keeper.
CHS. L. DIBRELL, Proprietor,
Jt,f.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ely Wellington Goddin, Auc.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST

THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST
HAM FOR SALE.
'lilS Property lies on James River, miles above
i Richmond, on the Canal and six miles by the river
road-perfrctiy convenient 10 market.
IL contains, By survey recently made, 632 acres,
FOODS ant IL poles, OF which $50 acres river and
Creek bottoms The dwelling house elegant and con-
vrnent, containing twelve from cellar garrett
ana all the out houses substantial and in good repair
An old Orchard Of choice rut is OH the land, and a
Well selected young peach and apple Orchard has been
pianedby the present propreiors. The place presents
every comfort tba, ought TO be wished for.
hcsthlm is sold for division. IL cannot be jndicious-
~ divided into TWO parts. II viii therefore be posfrey
sold on WEDNESDAY, the aith Of June, nj O'Clock
T. NJ, II far, If not, The fair day. The promises
wa be shown al any lime, either BY The Undersigned,
or lie overserr, living Tie premises. Entire pJs-e,
sion viii br given Christmas next and In The mean
tine The purchaser will have The privilege of seeding
crop oi wheat. w. ID. SIMS.
sale conducted BY
WELLINGTON GOnDIN, Auctionrer
w Ihe Terms, which viii be made known on the
uay OF sale, VIII be such 10 the convenience of
the purchaser. w GDIDIN Aur,
Nav 5-cids > 80
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Eagle Lottery Office,

d EMOVED TO MAIN STREET, COR
II NER OF 18TH STREET.
Schemes for tie Week!
For Tuesday-Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass
ll3. Prizes: $4,000, 5000, 1000, 5000, $500,
1856, 20 prizes of $50, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn.
Wholes sdolars; halves 4; quarters g.
Also, Delaware Lottery Glass 1876. Prizes !:
5000 dollars 2.49s, 600, $50, of 500 4 OF
400, 4oi 300, &c. IS Nos, l2drawn. Whoes
dollars; halves |; quarters 80 cents.
10000 Dollars! 10000! 100 of l,0O0!!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass "a, to be
drawn on Saturday, June -, 1876, al Whining
ton Delaware IS Nos, 10 drawn. Capitals:
Prize Of 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000,
5000, 2,l5S, 100 oil ,0O0 100 Of 500, &c. Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters 3 so. A certificate Of
Wholes costs Sl20; halves 60; quarters 80.
Orders for certificates OF packages or single
tickets in all the Lotteries under the management
BID. Payne & Co, will receive prompt attention,
and the drawings forwarded when requested.-
Address JOSEPH CHASE,
June Richmond, Va.
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THE VALUABLE FARM, CALLED
cS { II q lM Gotta ge,' y


I'HlS valuable FARM, the property of the late John
n. Jennings Will be sold at auction, AT West
nam, Inc Farm of William ID Sims, Esq, on WEB.
NEsnaf, the oath day ri June next, al O'Clock, r.
M.-immstiar!y after sir Sims Farm is sold. II lies
on James River, seven and a half miles above Rich
ohu the canal passing through It-contains 6le acres
OF winch 100 acre, are valuable low eruunds. The up
ahu Is o. iiEe quality, and III high state of improve
mch. Ihrr are on This Farm about 200 acres Of h,ar-
~ thaosred land within three fourts al nile OF the
canal. well adapted 10 the culture OF tobacco.
ne Improvements consist of Il comfortable Dwelling
House, containing SIX rooms, and all necessary out
houses Tor farming pu poses There is also Orchard
of young ftult trees.
u Is deemed useless To say any thing respecting
this Farm persons disposed purchase will doubt
less prefer 10 view the and Judge for themselves
II Will be shown with pleasure by the Oversrer, Mr..
Howell Duncom, or Mr.. VIM ID. Jennings, living near
New Market, in the lower end of IIenrco
As the sale Is 10 he made for a division among the
desisers Of The late John II. Jennings persons may at
tend the same with the that will positively
take place, i7Hhout any KIND ri reSerpe.
The terms Will be such to suit the purclasrr-say
one fourth cash; balance at one and three years
ior bonds bearing interest, secured by trust deed
III The purchaser desire ii, he be supplied with
every thing necessary 10 cultivate the farm Posses
sion for seeding wheat IN the Fall VIII lie given and
entire possession on the Isl January neat.
May l2-ctds ". GODDIN, Auct.
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS Office.

NJ; T + ! = !" ''" : : = q
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg, &c, June Slh:
SIS 10 Al 73 % SO 9 IL 33 60 rs CT
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass 80,
June 9Th
25 % 65 So 81 l3 10 G. 6 %.
Ticket Nos. 25 65, Capital, sold and paid
BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass %,
June Sh:
As 40 Is 81 "a . 80 &C l3 IS % 81.
Schemes for the Week.
Dra,c,ng reeetccd evSy day al O'Clock, p. M.
10000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!!
Tuesday-N. Jersey, No. So. Capitals: 20, 600
dollars 5000, $500, 1900, S Of 200, &C. IS
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 5; halves 2 So quar-
tiers 25.
Three Capitals Of 10000 Dollars!
Capitals of $4,000, 5000, 80 Of 1000, &c
IS Nos, l2drawn. Tickets IS; halves D so; quar-
ters | %.
$4,000 Dollars! lOOOOl 5000 Dollars!
Thursday-New Jersey, No. N. Capitals:
10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1900, 5000, 25 of
900, &c. IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets TO-;
halves 5; quarters 2 so.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Friday -Munongalia, No. "a. Capitals: 81
600, 1000, GAO, &c. IS Nos, ~ drawn Tickets
81; halves 50 cts; quarters 25 cts.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars
Saturday-(Drawing received BY Sundays
maiD-SusseS, Extra, No. "a. Capitals: S4,
600, 1000, &c. rs Nos. 10 drawn Tickets
/ halves SO CTS; quarters % cts.
$4,000 Dollars 10000! 5000 Dollars
Monday morning Alexandra, No. 3D.
Grand Capitals: S25 600, 10000, 5000, 1000,
l,750 800, 10 Of 1000, &c. Go Nos, l3 drawn.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So
| Adventures should pay particular attention 10
the above scheme as there are more prizes than
blanks in il.
n B-Tickets in all Lotteries advertised by
/ Messrs. ]. G Gregory & Co., the Managers, for
sale a, this Office, and on the same erms.
N. STRATTON,
June s Richmond. Va.
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a. Valuable Estate
CUU Y Of
MA DEET

MARKET.
AN 1ious 10 sell either a portion, the whole Of
my land upon the Rapid Anne River, in the county
81 Orange This Estate j. esteemed by those who
Know H. equal ii not SUPERIOR any in this region: liz
ASSESSED va'ue Is "a high any in the county. Thi.
Tract il supposed to contain about G0 acres, and am
willing In .r either the whole, or 300 acres, without
III. buiidn,s ii divided, full proportion Of timber
could allotted 10 each part Adjoining this last 3O0
cr. there also % OF very valuable timbefed
most desirable Farm Owing Ia the excessive drought
ui the plst summer, my lands do not present their
usual gov III OF grass yet their Be adaptation era.s
all grG crops and Ia tobacco, well known in this
vicinity. There 60 Of the richest low grounds
md On part Of this feposite from the river sui
Gent toenrc nj least 200 IT. qualities have
tcsicd VIII: result altogether satisfactory The dwell
lin. ;ns Farm ha- been consumed by fire. but the
walls sti!l good aud he fully repaired al cost
Of 500, the price offered by an excellent work
man. These walls 8, feet by ~ feet, two story,
with an excellent cellar. The col or wood work must
Genend upon lis execution. The timber, however, is
abundant on the land, and there are two Saw Mills,
stantless than mile The eoniiguty OF these Saw
NILS, TWO Grist Mails, large Flourng Mil and flourish
ng Wdolicn Factory, must add essentially TO the con.
vcn.oncc and yl.ue Of his Estate. The location Is
such, that i cannot Re made piss way and il pecu.
larry renewed from anDnyances OF all Kind The
has been surveyed. and company Is nIW iorm
ing, win most ltierin- prospects OF opening naviga
in from hs Flrc khufri aad us distance
from Go, dGasyr Depot ot Louisa Railroad - only 10
miles The buildings no. st,hdinc excellent
kitcrn. i ith four rooms. Meat House. Dairy.
lre. Frames stable ! BAN Con and Tobacco Houses,
and necessary NEGRO cal!u- BE- ,'ardtn ~ produe-
tipe aud tle YARD heaGuu', "iih an extensive noun
tam view iy term are one,if5 cash, residue In
AMI two years, wdh IL ihcut interest, as may be
agreed between ss.f a.d the pliChasrr An GBques-
,iGnahe tile will oe conveyed.
Orau.e. MAY la--ctf {. {. MACON.
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$4,000! $1,000 so of $500!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No IS, TO he
drawn on Saturday, June 20, 1916, al Wilmington De
rs Nos l2 drawn.
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Fine Western Continent.

PARK BENJAMIN AsD WM T.TiiOMPSON, EoiToRs,
Is family newspaper, published every Saturday III
Baltimore, Mary and, and devoted TO the pfcseVa-
ton Of the Union and the best interests OF the SCUM,
Of no party in politics, but independent; containing
the most novel and pleasing literature, and in'i epi-
tome of all the current news Though established but
little than three months, IL already has weekly
circulation Of FIVE THOUSAND coriES-lulte shmceht
Ia insure its permanency. This number Is Increased by
daily accrssions of subscribers from all parts OF the
country. Specimen numbers, containing prospectus,
&c. are always sent 2ntuiousy 10 any one applying
by letter. postpaid The terms OF the paper are as ol-
lows:
For subscriber, 81 year in ndvanc-.
For three subscribers, 81 year in advance.
For club of ten subscribers, Is ayrar III advance
For club of IS subscribers, $40 year IN advance.
Postmastrrs all towns aud villages are requested
TO act as agents. and VIII he allowed handsome dis
count on any number of subscriptions obtained and for
warded by them Money may be RENTED to the pub
fishers always their risk and expense. The bills
of any solvent Bank in any State received their home
value. Address the Edi'ois or Publishers,
WILLIAM TAYLOR & CO.,
Jarvis Building, North Street, Ia fillmore, Maryland
~ b. Agents Ia obtain subscriptions, and sell single
numbers of the Western Continent, wanted in Mary
land, Virginia, and all tlir Southern and Western
towns aud villages. Also travelling agents, To whom
comprn -aton will be allowed. Please APP
ply by letter, postpaid. Aprii l0-s"Sm
NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.
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WOrahasas,S Office,
MO. I, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND VIRGINIA.

MO. I, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND. VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
10000 dollars Capital! New Jersey Stale
Lottery, Glass No SO. Drawing comes per mail
10 day. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, $500, 1900,
1884, of 300 5 Of 600, 10 OF 300 10 of 2O0 20
of $50, 400 Of 100, sc. IS Nos, and Is drawn.
Tickets 5; shares in proportion. Sales close al 4
o'clock, p. Nj.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
Capitals: 8 prizes of $40 00.-DeIaware State
Lottery, Glass No I5-drawing comes per mail
Tomorrow. Capitals: prizes Of 10000 dollars
5000, AIS, 80 OF 1000 10 OF 200, 20 OF $50,
l55 OF 100, &c. IS Nos, ~ drawn. Whole
Tickets s.; shares in proportion.
Lotteries TO be Drawn nj Alexandria Soon,
June l0,n-Jersey CITY Lottery, Glass NO.
600 dollars, 10000, 5,000 1000, $1,000 22O5, 2
of 1000, 3 OF 800, OF 1850, 25 Of 1000, &C.
Tickets 10 dollars.
June l3lh-Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 90
25 900 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000, 1885, 500,
10 prizes OF 1000, sc. Tickets 10 dollars.
June 20lh-Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. "a
so 600 dollars, 90 900, IL, 600, 5000 5000 1858
50 prizes of 1000, 100 Of 500, &c. Tickets ID
dollars.
Shares 10 each Lottery in proportion.
II All orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums Of s. OF more, al this Office, without
charge. Address 10
CEAS. WORKMAN,
June 9 Richmond Va.
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MES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM
PANY.
Richmond Dock.

TINE Board Of Directors, learning that errone.
Gus reports are in extensive circulation, 10
the effect that changes have been made in the
mode OF collecting dockage, which will cause in
convenience to persons concerned in the busl
ness oflhe Dock, have instructed The undersign-
ed 10 stare 10 the public, that for The purpose,
solely, OF avoiding what hey deemed an unneces-
sary expense, !hey have dispensed with The seryi
ed The same 10 he collected by the toll saihefer
on the canal at Richmont bu; lha, no change
whatever has been mate in The mode OF collecting
such dockage, and no change j, intended 10 be
made which will not be alleasi equally convent
ent for masters Of vessels shippers and consgn-
ees, with The mode Of collection hitherto prac-
liccd. w. b. CHI lE-'pI'.''
Rishuord, 9Th June, l64S.-dG
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Old Point Comfort.

THE subscriber having taken he convenient
i iwo-story Dwelling neares' !hc Landing Of
he Baltimore Steamboats, at Cd Point Comfort
IS prepared 10 accommo ate a limited number
Of Boarters, and transient Visiters, who may Ia
9or him With lneif patronage this season. De-
'ernincI 10 pare no PATS 10 render the stay OF
his guests while This delightful watering place,
as agreeable IS pc>sbe-and intending 10 be rea-
sonable in his charges, and relying on the preie-
renee which many nave Tor comparative retire
menl, be expects, as he hopes 10 deserve, share
oil The public patronage.
June 2-3awlm WILLIAM M. TABB
II Richmond Wing will please copy three
times re4L L, FIR ono month
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[ From tie Cincinnati DAILY Times, of May %
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

From he Cincinnati DAILY Tines of May 20 !
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
WE would advise our readers who are abor-
w ing under an affection Of the lungs, 10
make immediate trial 81 This truly excellent med
icine. The mos. intelligent, ami respectable IA
miles OF our city have adopted il as iayorile
family medicine, and persons predisposed 10
consumption, who have used il, speak in the high
est terms Of t> efficacy
Scores ofindividuas have been cured OF As,h-
ma, The early stages oil Consumption Bleeding OF
the lungs, obstinate cough, ETC, by his Balsam
aler hope had well nigh yielded 10 despair. We
say this in al candor. Il is indeed melancholy
truth that thousands fall victims 10 Consumption
every year from no other cause than neglected
Colds; yet We ind hundreds, nay thousands, who
treat such complaints with the greatest inditirr-
ence, and lei them run on for weeks, and even
months, without thinking OF Tie danger.
tJ- a flesh supply of the above valuable Medicine
constantly on hand, and for sale by
June GAYNoR 4 WOOD, Druggists.
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sPiN's oFFICE.-New Jersey LOTTERY, Class
.-Drawins received This Afternoon. Capital
i. Is drawn Nos Fine for Packages. Tickets
TX on Package of quarters only Sl4. Sales
/ io'c'ock.
.of Sussex County Lottery, Extra, Glass 90:
y q % IS 60 % 10 10 Is 6 %.
"a e.. ano,aer Capital, sold ana paid nv
w p TURPIN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice.
BROOKS, BELL Il HUDSON'S

REMOVAL TO No li3, EAGLE SQUARE,
LIST June, 1916.
NliE subscribers have removed their Stock oi 81 a.
L PIE and FANCY GOODS from No. 81, Main ST.,
next To Bnford Ninmo,l 10 their new and elegant
four story Building, just erected on the ruins OF the Ia
pie oIe where they respectfully ask call from Their
friends and the public, having great Inducements TO Of
fer in the way Of new and cheap Goods.
Within the last days we have received about
Si5,OC0 worth OF choice Retailing Goods, winch VIII be
found unusually pretty and cheap: Splendid Canton
Grape Shawls, at SIS; also, new style French Work
Scarfs and Shawls and many other new and desirable
Gonds for ladies' wcar-be>dts large stock Of bleach
ed and brown Shirngs and Shc.tinss, lrlsii Linens
bleached and brown Danask, Linen Shettine, Mar
sailles Quilts, &C. &C., which viii hr sold cheap:
BROOKS, BELL HUDSON.
r. S.-Wc EXPECT large and elegant stock oil s'ik
and Staple Goods Tor The early Fall trade, TO when We
ask the attention OF merchants. B., Is. & Ii.
June 2-clt
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c. Rurruss's Lottery Office,
MO. 6sOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
p;cbp,ond Viruinia

MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
IN Richmond, Virginia.
$4,000! $4,000 100 OF 81 900
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. "a, 10
be drawn on Saturday, June 3D. 1876, at Will.
mington, Del. IS Nos l3 drawn. Capitals /
prize Of $4,000, | OF 10000, of 5000, OF a.
600 of3,OOO, OF 2,l5s, 100 Of 900, 100 OF 500
&c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So
A certificate Of Wholes costs Sl20 90
A certificate OF Halves costs 60 90
A certificate of Quarters costs 80 90
Orders for packages certificate of packages
and single tckels in all the Lotteries advertised
BY Messrs. d. PAINE & CO., Managers, will
be promptly and conhdenlally attended TO- and the
drawing. sent when requested if addressedto
C. BURRUSS,
June 8 Richmond, Va.
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Paints! Paints -!

WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OIL, &C., &c.
TNGLlSH and American White Lead-dry
Il and in oil
Linseed OIL warranted pure
Spirits Turpentne, Spanish Brown
Chrome Yellow, Paris Green
Red Lead, Tena de SIENNA
Chinese Vermillion, Paint Brushes
Venetian Red, Eng. Chrome Green
Imperial Green, in oil
Lilharge. Verdigris, in oil
Turkey TIMBER, American Vermilllon
Whitewash Brushes !.
And, also, large and we'll assorted stock Of
The best quality American WINDOW GLASS,
embracing great variety OF sizes, OF ine ceieora-
led "MulicaS brand. This Glass has been long
and extensively used in This city, and gives UNI
versal satisfaction. Our stock is large and COM
plete and is offered at low prices, at wholesale or
retail. DUVAL q fChCELLs
NAV 30-3m Druggists, l47, Main 81.
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Columbian Hotel.

TnE Propr-tors take pleasure in announcing TO the
9loc that the extensive addition to this establish
-.n, lately erected, and the manv alterations ana I'm
1ytuen made in the former building, are completed
~ ina, thew are now prepared accommodate travel
.. IN The mos, comfortable manner. The rooms are
~. and a,ry, and furnished mostly with new furni-
n. Arrangements have been made To accommodate
i,s and they now invite their old friends visiting
!, eiy with their families TO call on them.
j. NJ. SUBLETT & Co., Propretors.
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40 a!Iwhom il may Concern.

by decree o. the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield, pro
ID no,nceG on The IS h day OF October, l6i5, In the
case Of Mack Goode plaintiff AGAINST John b. Goodies
administrators, and Robert Goodies administering, de-
PENDANTS j, was among other things ordered that the
upde.lgIsd Commissioner " directed to give notice, by
publication for four weeks some news paper Of The
C,y Of Richmond all pers2n havlG: claims against
the partnership of John aud Robert Ioode TO produce
them with The proof thereof before n,n In pursuance
whereof hereby nciily ~ persrs having such claims
10 produce them before me before the 10th day Of
June l5-6, with the proof thereof
Nay l2-cw4w T.. NuEEALLY, Commissioner.