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COMMISSIONERS Off, E,

s,r-pstrAN1 10 an ~ De. Of the Superior Court Of
Ch,,rrfy fo The Richmond Circnh, made on the
,werty min sy OF F@.,uary ls46, The creditors Of
james scrug.s deceased re hereby notified to produce
hG.rs me- # INV orc. in the city Of Rirhmond the
,n ,v ~ lime ne their claims AGAINST the estate OF
The said jaime. serugss decra1d with hs evidence In
support thereof ~ '"ohL, ~" .
April 7-csw
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TO FARMERS.
So - ll

TU FARMERS.
WE have on hand good supply Of Rich
w mond GROUND PLASTER of the best
quality, which we are willing to sell on reasona-
ole terms Our Plaster can be procured Of
Messrs. Deane & Brown, Workman & McGruder,
Frys & Co., and several other merchants in
Richmond. Fl. L. & E. S. TALIAFERRO.
April Gift
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GEALED proposals win be received until the
- 18th day Of May for repairing the wood
work upon the Capitol, and as the quantity and
kind oil work cannot be known until the repairs
progress, bids will be at - per diem for each
good workman employed, and -- per diem
for superintendent. The materials TO be fur
nished by the Commonwealth. Bids 10 be made
TO The Executive CHAS. DIMMOCK,
Apri2l Capt. S. P. E.
II Wing requested to copy.
"ANOTRER, AND STILL ANOTHER"
NOTWITHSTANDING the great demand
IN Tor NUNN'S & CLARK'S Pianos, the sub
scriber is happy to inform the public that he has
"a few more left of the same sort" which are al
present open for inspection. What Is it that
causes the great demand for NUNS & Clarks
Pianos7
THE REASON!!!
The public have tried them and find them TO be
the most superior. The public are invited to call
and examine tor themselves, at the Piano Forte
and Music Store OF P. II. TAYLOR,
April 81 100 Main ST., opposite the Banks.
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TIVE subscribers 10 HENING's JUSTICE,
are respectfully informed that The pubica-
lion Of Inc above Book is postponed, in conse-
a,,e a &C. Of The proposed revision OF the laws.
when revised the Book will be published with
some valuable additions. The above cause Of
delay. feel assured, will be sufficient apology
for mol furnishing a work which the con'empla-
led change in the laws would make useless:
April l7-c3l&dlt II. u. ShNAAi'
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LOTTERIES.
Eagle E,ottery Office.
D ENJOYED TO MAIN, CORNER OF lsrH
~ STREET.

| p EMOyED TO MAIN, CORNER OF 18TH
II STREET.
Schemes for tie Week.
Observation-Disclosures River Lottery, Glass
No 10. Prizes IS 900 dollars, 6G0O, 1000,
5000, 1870, 1910, 10 of 1000, sc. u Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets 8.
-Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass
No. 70. Prizes: $4,000 dollars, 5000, 5000,
$500 1868, 10 Of $50, &c. CG Nos, u drawn.
/ Tickets S.
Also Delaware LOTTERY Glass No. IS. Prizes:
5000 dollars, $50, &c. 10 Nos, IA drawn. Tic
kels !.
Thnrsday-Pukomoke River Lottery, Glass
No. 80 Prizes 10000 dollars, G,00O, 5000,
1000, COL, 20 Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, u drawn.
Tickets 4.
Friday-Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass No.
81. Prizes: G,O0O dollars, 1900, l.GOO. $40,
&c. - Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets ..
Also, Delaware Lottery, Glass No.97 Prizes;
1000, 900, 600, 300, &c. IS Nos Is drawn.
Tickets ].
sa,urday-Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass
No. 81. Prizes: $4,000 dollars, 5000, 3,0OO,
1000 sc. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 4.
For Saturday Misunderstanding received by
Sundays Mail. Grand Consolidated Lottery OF
Delaware and Georgia. No. IT, Prizes: 1000
dollars, 10000 G,OOo, 1000, 200, 10 Of 800,
&c. is Nos is drawn. Tickets 10.
Also, Delaware Lottery Glass No. 80. Prizes:
5000 dollars, $50, DC. &C Nos, IL drawn.
Tickets l.
Orders for certificates Of packages or single
tickets in all The lotteries under the management
OF d. Payne & Co.. will receive prompt attention,
and the drawings forwarded when requested-
Address JOSEPH CHASE,
April 20 Richmond, Va
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Observation-Disclosures.

BEAU 1'JFUL AND CHEAP.
NTE have just opened beautiful lot OF gen.
w temen's handsome dress Morocco Bools-
splendid Boot, at FIVE dollars only
April Is PUTNEY g. WATTS.
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To voters i'm Hanover.

A N Extra Train of Cars will leave the depot
n Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company in Richmond, at IL
NJ, ON THURSDAY, 23d inst, for Taylors-
vile. Returning, will leave Taylorsville al Al
P. NJ, and arrive in Richmond by 6 P. M.
II Fare for the trip one dollar.
THOMAS SHARP,
April 81 Superintendent Transportation.
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El,ract retcrr,d 10
tI ECATION OF THE limited STATES l

'CONSTASrISOYLE.
"D-ar Sir: Your Horse, Shahe.B, i. .:
the hest Arbian r, aud the finest Horse In ih,s
CIV His Majesty, Satan, has not his equal In his
numerous stud He j. the subject Of general admia.
lion on The part OF Tie Turks whenever he is iaksn
ont. deem myself exceedingly Fortunate in having
obtained hun, sc..t.c. Very nniy yours, &c.
March 3-ci3lstNa, "DAHNEf :. CARR"
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X, WOrsilaIn,

RELIANT TAILOR
and Ma'mfaeturer Of ersvy description Of Fashion
allie ClOthing,
No 155 Main STREET,
COLLECTS the attention OF his customers
- friends and those visiting the city, 10 the
most extensive assortment of New and Fashion.
able Goois for Spring and Summer Wear, he
has ever offered for speclon-comprisins En-
slish and French Cloths for Dress ami Ffock
Goats, Zephyr Cloths, Cashmerelts, Tweeds, &c,
for Business Goats, Cashmere in various new
styles, Silk, Sain, Marseilles and Chally Vest
ngs in great variety, which will be made up TO
order at the shortest notice. al prices and in style
which cannot fail TO please
April6-d2awlm cSt
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AT Is the boundcn duty Of every true Souhernrr I,
.uhsc tbe forthw nh a newspaper which nobiy de-
frnd. Southern rights even IL II were not what IL IL.
the able 81 literary journal IN America"
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e.. Burruss's Lottery Office,

e.. Burruss's Lottery Office,
MO SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
~ Richmond, Virginia.
LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.
Observation-Disclosures LOTTERY Glass IS. Pri-
yes: $4,000, 5000, 1000, 1900, l,72O OF
1900, 10 OF 1000, 30 OF 500, &c. y Nos, II
drawn. Tickets g. halves 4; quarters
Also, Delaware Glass 81. Capitals: 5000
dollars, 1000, 1000, 444, 5 of 200, &c. 10 Nos
Is drawn. Wholes ? so; halves %; quarters
&c.
Observation-Disclosures Lottery Class %
Prizes: $4,000, 5000, 5000, $500 1863, 10 OF
$50, 10 OF $50, 10 Of $50, 10 Of $50, &c. &c
Nos, IL drawn. Wholes 5; halves 2 So quar-
ters 25.
Also, Delaware LoIlery, Glass IS. Prizes j:
So 900, $50, &c. IS numbers, IA drawn. Wholes
!; halves 30 c.; qrs. % c.
Thursday-Pokomoke River Loaery, Glass
No 80. Prizes: $4,000, 5000. 5000, 5000, Col,
20 OF 1000, 10 Of 500, 10 OF 300, &c. IS Nos,
- drawn. Whole Tickets 4 halves =; quar-
iers |.
Orders for certificates Of packages or single
tickets in The above Lotteries, enclosing cash or
prize tickets, will meet with The most prompt al
tenlion, and The drawing forwarded Immediately
10 all who order from c. BURRUSS,
April 20 Richmond Va.
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ID. Paine 4 Co.,

I'D. Paine Il Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE business of the agency Of Mrssrs D. PAINE &
i CO heretofore conducted under the iirm of T.
RUSSELL BIGGER L. co will hereafter be carried
on By The subscriber agent for the Managers, and all
orders addressed 10 them, 10 myself, will be prompt
" attended 10. C.. w. PURCELL,
Agent for ID. PAINE Il Co,
Managers of Lotteries.
$4,000, 10000, 5000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. II, 10 be dawn
Saturday, April 18th, loiG. IS Nos, IS drawn.
Prize Of sso,oOoI i Prize If 81 900
l0.000 1900
6O00 10 500
Certificate of 25 Wholrs cost s9a 80
Certificate Of - Halves cost 40 80
Certificate of 25 Quarters % 81
G-- Orders meet the must prompt attention. The
drawings all who order f.om and the cash for
oil Capital Prizes he had usual at sight, the mo-
ment The drawings received.
For large Prizes address ID. PAINE & CO.,
March 81 Managers, Richmond, Virginia.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT,
a, On Maddox Hill, near Towards Grove,
Tim a House containing eight rooms, with
asaiM a kitchen, smoke-house, barn. carriage
house, &c and a good garden. Price $3.50; APP
ply to GEo. W; !OLEh,
Agent and Collector, Lisle's Row.
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HANDSOME EMBROIDERED ROBES.
WE have some super Embroidered Muslin
wv Robes. white and c,lJred
Bingham Robes
Muslin Robes
Muslin Robes, new styles
Embroidered Barege Scarfs
Hernana Silk Scarls
April 90 CHENERY e. HARTWELL.
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COMBINED ATTRACTIONS
A T ODD FELLOWS HALL, for six nights
a. only, (by particular request) the two Do
RAMAS:-
l. Crucihxion;
2. Holy Sepulchre;
With 26 DIAPHANOUS PAINTINGS,
Comprising views Of Cities, Ancient Ruins,
Landscapes, &c.
To conclude with grand display Of six GRO
MATROSOPIC VIEWS.
IT Admission only IS cents. Doors open at Z,
exhibition commencing at 81 o'clock precisely
each evening, and on Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons, al o'clock April o0-6t
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Yy0rehasn,s Omce,
E6 III > 6vEsENN9
MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.

VVOrefaM's Office,
MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
$4,000 dollars Capital! Alexandria Lottery,
Extra, No 81. Drawing comes per mail TO-
day. Prizes $4,000 dollars, 5000, 5000,
/, 555, 10 OF 1000, 10 OF 500, 10 Of AGO, 10 OF
200, 10 of $50, 60 of TO- 80 oil l00 &c. rs Nos,
l4drawn. Tickets s dollars Shares in proper
lion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
$4,000 Capilal Virginia Alexandria Lottery,
Glass No. 95; drawing comes per mail to.mor-
row. Capitals 1000 dollars, 1900, 100, J.. 10,
1856, LOO, 5 Of 1000, of 300, I'D Of
200, 10 OF $50, 10 of 100, &c. IS Nos Is
drawn. Tickets 2 so; Shares IN proportion
Lotteries 10 be Drawn at Alexandria Soon.
April 18th $50, OOo 10000, G, 600, 5000, 1000
$500, 1900, 25 OF 1000, &c. Tickets 10.
May N-SiOOO0, 10000, 5000, 5000, 5000,
$500. 1000, l,7G9, 90 Of 1000, &c. &c. Tic
kets 10.
Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
N. B-Tickels in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. ]. G. Gregory & Co., the Managers, for
sale at this Office, and on the same terms.
II All orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of IS or more, al this Office, without
charge. Address 10
CHAS. WORKMAN,
April 81 Richmond, Virginia.
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AUCTION SALES.
by Thomas III. TaliafcrrO.
NEGRO MAN

sNiSNNo MAN
VIII sell, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
at my Auction Room likely Negro Man, 25
years old.
AN excellent nurse and chamber maid agedlo
will be added 10 our sale 0flhs morning.
THOS. Il. TALiAFERRO,
April 81 an,,
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Legare's Writings.

nRlNkER q MORRIS publish for the pro-
u prielors this day the Writings of Hugh
Swinton Legare, late attorney General, consisting
Of Diary Of Brussels and Journal of the
Rhine; Extracts from his Private and Diplomatic
Correspondence; Orations and Speeches, and
Contributions to the New York and Southern Re.
views; prefaeed by Memoir Of his Life
Edited BY his sister, 3vols. Svo. Portrait Price S..
Of this eminent American j. may be said,
without exaggeration, that while as an orator and
politician he rivalled the splendor of Burke and
his flashing reach of thought-as scholar he
entirely equalled Gibbon in labor and in learn
ing. and would have placed himself in parallel
with Mansfield as lawyer.
Copies now ready for delivery at the Bookstore
OF DRINkER & MORRIS,
April2i 81 Main st.
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M CHANCERY-VIRoINI,:-Pa County, 10 wit /:
1 The Commonwealth of Virginia, Conplanant

In CIlANCEn1 -NikoINil :-fHnc COuHly, 10 WIZ
The Commonwealth of Virginia, Complainant:
asnnst
Charles n. Finn, administrator Of John D. Richards,
deceased, defendant.
Ala Cont held fur the county of Page At the
Court House, on Monday, the 23d day OF Feb
ruary, ls46-sltng a Court Of Chancery-ihis
day came the complainant by Francis h. Jordan,
LII, the Attorney for the CUmmonweal h. and filed
her bill against the defendant Tor the recovery of The
rcsiduum nj the PERSONAL estate OF J"hn ID. Richards,
deceased in The hands Of the said administrator, unad
mnispred for the and benefit Of tile Literary Fund,
being within the Jurisdiction Of ilIs Court And II M
bearing by satisfactory evidence that there is person
entitled take The residnum, under the Laws of ihis
Commonwealth, directing the distribliinn of iDtrs
taes estates, il Is ordered that publication he mado
for three months in newspaper published al the
srnt az Government Of this Stne, and III some Hrws
paper published al The seat of Government "f the
United States rs the law requires. The sad John D..
Richards, deceased, was a native OF Tue county nf
Frederick this STATE and died ntestatc az far as s
hnnvn and believed, abou. iia year 1873, snmewhere
near uscalbosa in the State of Alabama, leaving nc
SUN OF eight hundred and my dollars III the hands cf
the aid Charles II Finn, when acting rs Utrn'y
sheriff for the county Page md who has since qua
llti.d rs the administrator oi The SAID John Richards
drct ased.
Aud it is further ordered, that all persons claiming an
interest in the said undsposed-of fnsdnum ~ disr-
bntcrs Of The deceased do appear hore the first day
Of the next Jnne IL this Court, being The fourth
Monday in the month"; and make themselves defendants
10 the said bill aud If person shall accordingly ap
the Court will decree the undisposed of rrsidnum aforc
said to the Commonwealth, Tor The bsneht Of the Lite
rary Fund. A rc"y. Ics,r,
March l0-,v3in WIN. e.. I,aECk, CLERK.
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FoR THE ENQUIRER,

II he House Of Delegates, february 5A, 1910.
The following resolution, which lay on the
table was taken up, 10 wit:
"Resolued, That the Office OF Commonwealth
Attorney, either 10 The Inferior or Superior courts
o'ihis Commonwealth, is lucrative office; and
'aa' al persons holding such an Office. are dis
qoallhed by the Constitution, from holding seat
IN this House.
A motion was made to amend the said resou-
no6 by striking out the words, either inferior or
ana the question being put upon agreeing to the
sa, sc amendment, it passed in the negative"
!. Inc question being then put on agreeing to
me said resolution, it passed in the Affirmative"
solomon Juneau, the Democratic candidate,
mas been elected mayor of Milwaukee, by large
majority.
u Among The passengers who sailed from
view York on Thursday las, in the ship New
iofs Tor Liverpool, we notice The name Of our
w~hsmao, Washington Greenhow, Esq.
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NV ANTED, first rate Cook and Washer
w woman, Tor gentleman in this city, for
which first rate price will be given. Apply 10
GEO. w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Lisle's Row.
Apri! 81
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TLoRA's DICTIoNARY.-A large and
splendid assortment of Floras Dictionaries,
10 fine and common bindings, from SIS to 10, on
''a''N' ''N A. G. PENDLETON,
ApriI 20 No. l6 Main Street.
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HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
Il Agents for the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company Of Hartford, Connecticut;
Howard Insurance Company Of New York;
Franklin Fire Insurance Company Of Phla-
delphia;
Insure against losses BY fire, on Buildings, Fur
niture, Merchandise &C., &C., throughout the
Stale, on favorable terms All losses adjusted
with prompiude. Office No. Ill, w. Main ST..
April 20-lt
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VERY SUPERIOR OLD APPLE BRAN
v DY.-We have in store The above named
article, which has been pronounced TO be OF su-
perior quality by most competent judge. Call
and try it. N. M. MARTIN 90,
Next door 10 the Columbian Tavern.
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE EJN1PANf
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Agenty al Richmond, Frsinia.
THIS Company was Incorporated in the year IBIS,
with perpetual charter and capital OF $3.50, 900,
and insures against loss damage rs Sc en- Dwelling
Houses, Manufacturing Establishments, Household
Furniture and Merchandise in general, on The most
favorable terms.
ANY losses which the Cnmpsuy nay sustain on
6. this agency will he adjusted with promp-
tiluie and literally
applications .or insurance. the ren.wa! @! policies,
may be made TO The subscriber. who has been duly ap
pointed agent for the City Of Richmond and vicinity.
b.. 6-c6m w. BALDWIN, Agent.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND SAD
II DLERY.-By The ship American" from
LIVERPOOL, direct, we are now opening large ad-
ware ware Cutlery and saddlery. In order to dimin-
ish our stock, these Goods will be offered re al
small ., advance. THOS. g. CHAS. ELLIS,
'i, al isN3w No LOG Main Street.
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April 20

Urine ST. CRoIX sUGAR.-We are this
L day in receipt of a LOT OF prime ST. Croix
Sugar, 10 which we invite the attention Of buy
ers. For sale low, wholesale and RETAIL BY
N. M MARTIN e. CO.,
Next door to the Columbian Tavern.
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THE NEW YORK CoNTRlBUTIoNsHlP
Eire Insurance Company

JNsuREs Buildings in general Merchandise HOUSE
hold Furniture, and every description OF feisoha'
Property, against loss or damage hy n5a; ,.,.
r. w. MARTIN, Secretary. 49,, ,.,,.,
j. Smith Rogers, hem9en Si.nes'
IAN. asams Ferdinand Suydan,
y y,.. tia,r.r,v Pete |. Nevins,
C S".n 20 r Ve,nansk, Richard Irwin,
I Il, Iohn.,on Z. D Hurlbut,
yonm Ka,nochan George P. Pollen,
J }os,pI psim., william Colgate,
I pn,., ar,ia,d Lowell Holbrook,
eto. i SnaII Caleb Barstow,
y ye psrr,sh Thomas p. Morris
sry ,,;hn,ion,h,p Fhe Insurance Company Is re-
ure,ented in this City the sub,erb'r who wiz issue
sne loli0'o' O. 10 ID. c. RANDOLPH
Fob 27-e9kwts
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e.,. =. herein extended over the

.,,;on Of the laws herein extended over the
he described in the frs, section OF this act.
tcaNu!e And be II further enacted, That the Pre-
So. 50 and he is hereby authorized to cause 70
.lish such block-houses. stockades, or niii-
X ss',s nc shall be necessary to protect emit
ia'f W ssrlers and traders on the route To- ana IN
gam, ,-,,ory Of. Oregon, agains, Indian depreoa'
ae ~. ~; aroressions, and 10 furnish such amino-
ueas and Supplies as shall be necessary 20 'h0''
dsfeLce. -, ). ), h,ylh., enacted, That a post
SIC. : os,.hl;>hed from Fort Leavenworlh, via
!oue Island. on the Platte river, FoH Lara mie,
GraGa , ~ pass of the Rocky Mountains, Fort
The S3 Tnr, Ro;se. For, Wallawalla, and Oregon
han ru Tho Willamette river, 10 Astoria, al The
Guy, ou :, The Columbia river, on The PACING
mouth OF 'ae
ocean ], e,,,5,, enacted. That it shall
Sc , :. If The Postmaster General to cause
DC " T,r,,eJ States mails 10 be transported on tne
Inc onn .s from Fort Leavenworth to Astoria
sa1 .on.e, >, ieas, once a month, by such means
anI Va. :. as he may deem most advantage.
o. con, -. while service, aud on the BEST terms
Gus - w y. ATTAINED by contract, IN The mode now
ma hv LAW for the Transportation OF the UNI
pos,a, mail. PROVIDED, That II, IN Inc opln-
Ho ,hs presiden, Of the United States, II be e1
leu y. ,"e oonse The mail on the route aforesaid
peG.em . - hy deachmen,s OF mounted men IN
70 oe cal,.I II The United States, ne may order
me ssis maj; 10 be carried in that way, instead
ls 6sy;ng i, transported by contract, as above
provided. !. :, h..,,., .no.,.d Tha, The
.,r, or one hundred thousand dollars be, and the
s,ms ia hereby appropriated TO carry the proVi'
CONS Of this act into effect.
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Fashionable Millinery!
IN MRS c. PHILIP would call tho alien
~ tinn Of her customers and The Ladies in
general TO her late selection OF
FASHIONABLE SPRING MILLINERY,
Which will be open on Wednesday next the
Odd inst, NJ her store No. % Main street. : doors
below her old stand. April 20-d2w
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Handsome Spring Goods.
T INVITE the attention Of the public 10 my
i stock Of
Gentleinens Cassimer Caters.
Do Dress Channel Bootees.
Do Imitation Channel Boots al So
and So
Genllemen's morocco and seal and call cheap
Boots. All Of which am selling very low.
L. NJ. LEONARD.
Main ST, one door above Gay, Mathews & Co.
April Is
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POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
OF the HARM ONIONS in Richmond. BY
" request of numerous individuals, the Har-
moneons will give one more of their Vocal and
instrumental Concerts on this Tuesday evening,
April 2lst at the Exchange Concert Room, being
positively the last they can have the honor of
giving in Richmond, and, on this occasion, their
selection will be such as cannot fail to please.
II For particulars, see small bills. Doors
open al 7-commence at o'clock. April 81
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND
High Wafer this day, at lit o'clock, A. M.
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NEW ORLEANS. April l3-Arrived, barque
Par,hian, Williston, from Norfolk.
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Handsome Dress Roots.
NILES MAKE.
WE have just opened 4 beautiful lot Of Miles
w handsome Dress Bools-hey are some
thing exira-fOr sale BY
April IS jPUTNEY & WATTS.
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus Parrish, Baltimore, sun.
dries.
Schr. Thaddeus, Hudson, N. York, sundries.
SAILED,
Barque Bachelor, Horton, New Orleans.
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2stcDtorot11 gEat1ttfrfr.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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