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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %.
SENATE

A communication was received from the Score
tary Of War, transmitting The information re-
Gently called for, in relation 10 the copper mines
on Lake Superior.
Mr. Jarnagin, in pursuance Of notice, intro
duced his Joint resolution 10 establish a home
board 10 adjust The claims OF our citizens against
Mexico. twas referred TO The Committee on Fo-
reign Relations.
The preamble to the resolution, after setting
forth the conduct OF Mexico, says that our Go.
vernment has now no other alternative but TO
make peremptory demand for settlement
On motion OF Dir. Morehead, the Committee
on the Library was instructed TO inquire into the
expediency Of distributing the copies Of the Ame-
rican Archives belonging to the Government
among the Literary Institutions OF the country
The Senate then took up the bill granting al
ternate sections OF the public domain 10 aid in the
completion Of certain works of Internal I'm
provement in the State OF Michigan.
Mr.. Calhoun said it was not only The right, bu,
the duty of the Government 10 afford aid 10 works
running through The public lands, by which the
value Of those lands would be enhanced
Mr. Niles opposed the bill and expressed his
surprise al the new doctrine to which the Senator
from South Carolina had so recently become
convert
Mr. Calhoun denied thai he had become re-
cent convert 10 any new doctrine, but tnal he had
acted npon the principles he now declared upon
many occasions.
The debate was continued BY Messrs. Cass,
Miles, Breese, Westcolt, Archer, J. M. Clayton,
Woodbridge, and Benton.
The bill was then ordered 10 be epgrossed and
read third time.
Mr.. Speighl gave notice that he should offer
bill OF similar nature Tomorrow.
The Senate then adjourned.
yY0rrcr an rUrvyrc
The House went into Committee OF the Whole,
MIR. Burt of S. G. in the Chair and resumed the
consideration of the bill TO establish the "Smilh.
sonian Institution"
Mr. Hamlin, Of Me-, addressed the Committee
in favor OF the BILL and in opposition to the substi-
tuts offered BY Mr.. Adams. He had no doubt
about the constitutional power of Congress 10 ac-
cep, the trust, and he hoped the present oppor-
tunily would not be suffered 10 pass, wilhoutsome
Steps being taken TO carry into effect the express
ed design of the tes,ator MIR. H. commended that
the money should properly be considered in the
Treasury, aud that it could not righlfully be any
where else. He suggested some notifications
ofthe bill, but would support any measure that
would give a start 10 The noble design OF Mr..
Smithson.
n Y, Giles OF Md, and Wick of Ia, until the
expiration of the hour, when The Committee pro.
ceeded to vote upon the various amendments
which had been offered.
AAer spending some three hours in acting upon
the amendments, the Committee finally adopted
substitute for the whole bill, proposed on the
2Isl inst by Mr.. Hough Of NJ, with some mo-
and reported the same 10 the House.
The bill as amended was then passed yeas
IS, nays76.
The House then adjourned.
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MIISIC STORE
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,

[SIoN OF THE GOLDEN LYRE,]
NJ Isl Main Street, Richmond Virginia.
WIN L. MONTAGUE would respectfully
w call the attention OF those wishing 10 pur-
chase Music and Musical instruments, TO The
fact lha. he has always on hand, al the above
named es,a blishment, large and beautiful assort
ment, and of almos, every description, which he
offers for sale upon the very best terms.
Hi. collection OF Music is as complete and
varied as that of any other establishment in The
State. He has also made arrangements with the
principal publishers in this country 10 receive from
them as soon as published all ,,e,r Music which
may hereafter be published by them, SO that siran-
gers and citizens will find his Store the most de-
sifable establishment in the city for obtaining all
ne most fashionable and latest as well as all the
standard Music Publications.
g+SUPERlOR PLANO FORTES constant
" Tor sale. both OF Rosewood and Mahogany OF
Northern and Richmond manufacture. Those
wishing TO purchase Pianos will find il greatly 10
their interest 10 call here before purchasing else
where
Also, very beautiful assortment of superior
GUITARS and VIOLINS, Of the first quality,
may be obtained Of w l.. Nj. upon the most salis-
factory terms.
Teachers and Professors of Music, Schools
and Academies supplied al the lowest possible
rates. All orders from any part of the Southern
States attended to faithfully aud with Dispatch
Catalogues sent when desired TO any part OF The
NEW MUSIC RECEIVED EVERY WEEK
n Pianos tuned by csmpeten. hand, AND
Music bound in superior manner, at the short
eN notice.
rT A share of patronage is respectfully solicit.
ed. Don't forget-eall at
WIN. L. MONTAGUE'SM Music STORE,
No. Isl Main 81. Sign Of the Tyre.
Nav
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w. p. TurpiM's Lottery Office.
MO. l0i MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vir-
CAPITALS FOR MAY, 1916.
n

CAPITALS FOR MAY, 1876.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, No. II, TO be drawn May
,, 1916. Grand Scheme: $4,000, 10000 5000,
5000, 1000, $500, 1000, I,769 1000, 500, OF
l $50, 2 OF 200, 20 OF l,o0O 20 of 500, &c 10
Nos, IA drawn. Whole Tickets So halves S:
quarters 2 so. Certificates OF packages Of 26
proportion.
d 10000 DOLLARS!!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10, for 1916, 10 be
drawn May tho 9th. Prizes 10000 dollars,
10000 6000, 8, I40 900, 500, 1000, so of 900,
&c. IS No. Lottery, IL drawn Ballots. Tick
els TO- halves 5, quarters so. A certificate Of a
package of 25 whole tickets costs 100 dollars
Shares in proportion.
1924 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Glass 10, for 1916, TO be
drawn May TO- Very Splendid Scheme IS ,294
dollars, 10000, 5000, $685., Of $500, 10 of
1900, 80 of 1900, SO of 1000, so of 500, &C. IS
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets Slu; halves s. quarters
9 So Certificates of Packages of 20 whole Tic
kets $685. shares in proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 90, for 1886 10 be
drawn at Alexandra. D. c., on Saturday, the ODD
of May. Capitals: $4,000, 10000 5000,
$1,000 $780, l,Ol7, 100 prizes of 1000, &C.,
sc. IS No. Lottery, IL drawn balols.-
Tickets 10 dollars, halves 5, quarlers2 so. Ger
lifcate Of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets 5i3O ;
IS halves 65; 25 quarters 80 so.
THE MAMMOTH $4,000 CAPITAL
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, for 1916, TO be
drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, May
Both. Most Splendid Scheme: Grand Ca
pi,al Of $4,000, splendid prize Of 10000, 2splen-
did prizes OF 10000, 2 splendid prizes of 1900, 2
prizes of 5,0O02 $500, of 1885, 20 OF 2, 000
20 Of 900, 20 Of 600, 40 Of 500 so q 300, 200 Of
200, &C., &c. 70 No. Lottery, IA drawn ballots
Tickets Is dollars, halves so, quarters rs.
Certificates OF Packages Of &c Whoes 1870 dol
lars; halves go; quarters As; % eishtbs D So
Remit,ances received free Of Postage. Drawings
For smallerschemes, see daily advertisements.
April 81 w. p. TURPIN
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Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToNs The man.
The $4,000 Prize Paid!
II Whole Ticket Nos. IL So So, the Capital
Prize OF 10000 DOLLARS, in Lcesburg Lolle-
ry, NO Is, drawn The 23d March, ult., and sold
by STRATTON 10 one OF his city patrons, has
SINCE been presented and cashed al STRAIT
TONS Prize Office.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, Extra, 100, April "a:
81 IL "a 81 II IS 50 GO 20 IA 10
Ticket Nos. I 81 63, prize Of $500, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, Ex, lOl. April IS ::
u 50 IS 80 II 81 l2 50 SO 81 5 % 63.
;, Whole Ticket, Nos. 63 G. IS, and Nos u 3s
63-sold and paid by STRATTON.
Schemes for the Week.
DTGioing rece1ucd crs7y dan al 0'cLOck, p. M.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Friday-Monongalia, No. 49, Capitals: ST., 600
1000, GAO, 2 Of 800, 10 Of 100, &C. IS Nos, IL
drawn. Whoes 81; halves SO cents; quarters
IS cents.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars!
For Monday-Sussex Lottery Extra, No. 20.
Prizes 1000 dollars 1000 3i3, 10 Of 100, &c.
70 Nos, IA drawn. Wholes 81; halves SO Cts !;
quarters IS cts.
10000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars,
Monday MoIning-Aexandria, Glass ~
Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 6,0O0, 5000, 5000,
$500, 1000, 1000, 500, 2 Of 1850, Of 200,
90 OF 1000, 20 OF 500, &c. 70 Nos ID drawn
Wholes $40; halves 5: quarters so.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly atiendedto, apddrawings sent when re-
ques,ed. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
April 81 Richmond, Va.
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BY Last Evenings Mail.

II BY last nights ma il we received no New
York papers, but find the following in p S. of
yesterdays Baltimore American While We do
not pu, great confidence in its statements, we
learn from Washington that the news by The
Great Western is regarded as pacific. We give
it for what it is worih-expressingo our surprise
that the Journal of Commerce, seneralya cool
paper, should speak with so much warmth and
confidence. There may be some probability Of
the prospective realization OF the settlement de-
scribed:
From the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce Of Wednesday.
THE OREGON CONTROVERSY SET
TLED.-Letlersb by The Great Western, from high
sources, say that the Oregon question is settled,
and give the details, viz: latitude 40 10 The
Straits OF Fuca, and thence through said Straits
to the Pacific, leaving the whole OF Vancouver's
Island to Great Britain the navigation OF the Co
umbia for term of years, &c. We understand
the fact 10 be, that the arrangement made through
the medium OF several gentlemen in Washington,
and which we announced perhaps TWO months
ago, but which was retarded by the uncourteous
manner in which the offer OF arbitration was re-
Jected, has now been recognized and confirmed
The forms OF diplomacy will be gone through
"ANiA a. " oSuihS % VIC PiSSuWS ahS 49,
NAL negotiation has never by our Government
been committed to Mr.. McLane, though the ge-
nervous confidence existing between him and Lord
Aberdeen has doubtless enabled him TO render
important aid in bringing the controversy 10
favorable issue.
The President, we have reason 10 know, is
ready and will be prompt 10 accept the terms sta
ted above, and the Senate not less prompt in con-
frming what he does Let The dogs of war bawl
and go TO 81 i0-lhe prey has escaped them. The
national heart" needs not now TO "be prepared
tor war"
A paragraph from a Liverpool paper OF The
llth, mentions the above intelligence a. having
been rumored on Change, bnt docs not speak con-
fdently Of its correctness Our regular cores.
pondent writes US, under date Of the 10th instant,
that the war party in England, as well as here,
was completely down; but he does not appear 10
have been aware that the terms of an arrange
| ment had been agreed on.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Evxo soIcmdid stations,

"A lst-STAR OF THE EAST. YOUNG
EAo>TELEMACHCS Or, PERFECTION M
<rA PROVED, will stand this Spring, eommen-
L1-Lcing at Diana Mills, thence by Duckins-
ham Court House, circling from thence 10, aho Nv
Cumberland Court House, thence ny Trenton 10 to-
iunlba, crossing James River travelling The man
ridge road, the canal, To Srottsv:ie. Aihen'are,
again Ia Diana Mills crcrg IN nine days. unless
disappointed by unavoidable occurrences
ai-STAR OF TIE SOUTlI.-The above Aonpa
rcl OF 4 Horse will have in his aliache the latter,
Star of the South, beautiful dark Archer, or shark
hay ty star OF the West. dam by old FelrmachS, tine
finest nd best mare ever saw grand dam General
Cocks CamprarIrr Knebuck ttc hest ni the RoeoucSsl
great grand dam Madison out of full hioofed gray
maze (MrIy Cray This splendid yonng Horse mas
not white spot about hn, The offer Tor the likeness
Of Star of The East toOd, action aud beauty, mas
been accepted. In the oer there vas no l'ni'a-
ton in The confines OF this wide and extended slops,
and ii is Withdrawn.
c>J- See handful. for blood, and other particulars.
IiIana Mills buckingham. &. K. FOSrAtNE.
&c star Of the East had upwards IL 2OO offer
ed him last year ard served something under lID =
From dlca,ions there viii be upwards Of 500 offered
The horses this year, and those wishing had bet
ri make IL known early, rs they will be limeI.
star Of the South rides we'll as Star OF The East but
indomiIhlr be made 10 pace unless lie chooses
Ills dam II will be perceived, was by Od Ieitndrhas,
and such i. my opinion Of him. tina. have bed equal
u from both I. H. /.
Ma
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
NE

BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK, VA PORT WALTHALL.
HSaT q psga'inse Changed 10 81, A; NJ, md
0Ec leO7lar Only.
fe Z TEE PUBLIC are hereby in
formed, thar on and after Wet
aesaau, The 29h inst the line will be inter
Iup;ed for lew days, with the view Of et-
ecling some slight alterations in the Augus-
la but will certainly be resumed on MONDAY
next; on and AFTER which date, the price Of Pas
sage, including Meals, between Richmond and
Norfolk will be One Doiior oEly.
The service on the route being found some
what onerous for single boat The Line will be
henceforlh run on three days OF he week only
viz: on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, I'M
Ill second suitable boat can be procured. On
these DAYS the Cars will, on and aer MONDAY
next leave The Richmond and Petersburg Depot
al 81, A. NJ, passengers bIeaklasiins on board
the Augusta, and reaching Norfolk between |
and 3 P. NJ; giving persons visiting Norfolk on
business an opportunity of lfansacling their bu-
siness during tho afternoon, and returning 10
Richmond by the same boat, which leaves Nor
folk al 8, p NJ SO as 10 be in Richmond 70 break
fast the next morning
The public may rest assured, that il is the de-
termination of the Proprietors 10 keep up this
Line permanently, and to accommodate travel.
lcrs between Richmond and Norfolk ia The best
manner and al the lowest rates.
For further information or Tickets, apply al
the Depot of the Richmond & Petersburg Rail
Road to the Ticker Agent April %
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, APRIL 80.
ARRIVED

oval Boa, Ohio, S. Scott, with 64s tons md.c.
SsJ' ynrtburg, 10 Williams & Robinson, L.
i II cren.haw, Bro hers s. Co, Shields & Somer-
l y a Ludlam & Co., Lee & Tinsley, and
J'r ps,, pr.sz., E. Henry, with IS tons mdse
oVT' vucbburg 10 Lee & Tinsley, B. Peyton,
S Ss,a,t y & Son,ervlle and H. Ludlam s. Co.
s' Ro,, Nanuy Perkins, J. Cabell, with 4st,on.
,nds. from New Market TO A. T. Harris, and
'', pa., Phqnix, A. McRae, with al tons mdse.
,,on Columbia 10 L. w. Glazeb:ook, A. T. Har-
=. Bridges Mckinney & Co., and Williamson
i Sheppard. ,,r.,rn
Boat Holker, P. Morton with IL. tons mdse.
for Sco,isvlle.
Boat Abingdon, S. Mays, with tons mdse.
Tor Scotlsvie and Lynchburg.
Boa. Buchanan, M Lenahan, With So tons
mise. for New Canton s. Scoltsyillc.
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FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE
- - Z,

FINEwATcHEs, JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE.
SAMUEL w. BENEDICT,
No. 5, Wall 81, Neio York,
VTTOULD call the attention OF persons visit
w ing the city TO his large assortment ofChro,
nometer, Duplex Lever and other fine Watches,
imported direct from The best makers in Europe,
and will be warranted perlec, in every respect
and correc, time keepers. Also handsome pat
tern of Anchor Escapements. Watches for ladies
Mr. Cotier who has been at The head of the re-
pairing department for the last FIVE years, will
give his personal attention 10 the repairing OF all
fine Watches.
Spoons, Forks, Cups and every description o.
Silver Ware, April 2a-3m
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yrFAIRAT POWHATAN COURT.
BCUSE.-The Ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church, in Powhaian, will hold Fair at the
Court House an the Isl Monday in May (4th,)
when they will offer for sale great variety OF
fancy, useful and valuable articles. The proceeds
.. The sale will be appropriated iothe purchase OF
parsonage. They most respectfully invite the
public generally 10 attend, and they hope 10 meet
with share OF that encouragement which is
usually extended TO Fairs for commendabe and
useful purposes.
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6. Burruss's Lottery Office,
NTO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,

MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
IN Richmond, Virginia.
LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Pokomoke River Lottery Class No
81. Prizes: 5000 dollars, 10 of 1000, sc. &c
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets2
Also, the Dollar Lottery. Capitals: $4,000,
&c. Wholes /; halves so c; qrs. 25 C.
Saturday-Pokomokc Lottery, Glass 81. IS
Nos, 10 drawn. Capitals: 10000 1000, 1000,
&c. Tickets 4.
Also, Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 49,
To be- drawn at Wilmington, Del, Mayo, 1916
70 Nos. 10 drawn. Prizes 600 dollars, 5000
5000, 5000, 1910, OF 1000, OF 1900, 10 of
1000, 10 of 500, 10 of 800, &C. Whole Tickets
10; halves s; quarters , so.
Another Grand Scheme tor 2la May
10000 DOLLARS 80, G0O!!-l5OCCu!
Is NUMBERS, IL DRAWN.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class II, 10 he
drawn on Saturday, May Dist. Grand Capitals:
$4,000 10000, $1,000, 1900, 1886 so OF 1000,
so Of 800, 80 Of GOO, &c. Tickets 20; halves 10;
quarters S. A Certificate OF wholes costs 5205;
halves l02 SO; quarters 81 %. y package OF
tickets in this splendid Lottery may draw The first
FIVE prizes, amounting 10 over one hundred and
sixteen thousand dollars.
Orders for certificates of packages or single
tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash or
prize tickets, will meet with the most prompt al
tention, and the drawing forwarded Immediately
10 all who order from c.. BURRUSS,
April % Richmond, Va.
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VALUABLE LAND
AND DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

H.NU NV EI1I.INU TOTSF. TUX SHLE.
I y pursuance N n decree Of The Circuit Superior
Cont of Law and chancsry Of Albemal- county,
pronounced on The 9Th Of October, 1915, VIII offer
salo on the premises 10 The highest bidder SATUR
DAY, the 10Th day Of May next nj 10 O'Clock, ~, The
Dwelling House and Land belonging 10 the Estate al
The late Professor Emmett and situated In the immediate
vicinity Of the University Of Virginia.
The Tract OF Land consists ct about loo acres, all
enclosed. The House contains eight rooms, besides
four clu-ets and paret, and has attached IL every
convenience required Tor large family OF boarding
house including out houses and Vineyard Of excel
lent Grapes. There Is good supply &c Water tho
premises, convenient 10 The louse, and lce-hcuse
credit of one, TWO and three years viii be given
the purchaser giving bonds and approved seen
rty, aud The title TO The premises being retained al
dHonal security.
The lille is believed 10 be uBguestonaLe hut acting
AZ Commissioner shall sell such only as by the said
decree am authorized Ia sell.
GESSNER HARRISON
Anil li-cihe
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New Music---Nay list.

r w. RANDOLPH s. CO. have received:
). The Opossum Finder; being no Of Phil
lips Songs OF the Wild Sports of the West
Eigh! new and fashionable Polkas, for 10 cts.
Oh, Summer Night; the celebrated Serenade in
The Opera of Don Pasquae, b. Donizet,i; 10 cts.
Il is better to laugh than be signing, 6 CTS.
With silent grief and care oppressed; from Tor
qua,o Tasso Opera, by Donizeiti
Polski Mazurka
When thi. enchantment behold
0uadtilles composed Tor Queen Victoria, BY
Musard
Say wha, shall my song be tonight
The Indian Girl
Blue Eyes Waltz
Agricultural march
Angel Of peace and gIadness May
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

NoTrowAy CouRr House., April %, ls45.
WAS committed to the jail Of this county on
w the 18th day OF March, ls45, Negro Man,
who calls himself ALECK. He is bright mu-
latio about FIVE feet nine or ten inches high, and
about twenty-eight or nine years old. He says
that he was sold as the property OF Francis Epes,
BY the Sheriff of Nottoway, about the year 1923,
to Mr.. Rogers, who carried him to the South
where he escaped, and has since lived with tribe
of Indians in Texas. He had on when commit
ted, cows hair hunting shirt kersey pantaloons,
with buckskin legginss, a black satin vest, a
black fur hat, and black silk cap, fringed with
Indians hair, SO as 10 cover the forehead and
temples. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, and pay charges, or no
will be dealt with according to Law.
My 2-clafly THoS. w. EPE6, Jatser.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

WE have frequently had occasion TO call al
w tention 10 the virtues Of Sands Sarsapa
ria, preparation for cleansing the human sys-
tenn from all diseases arising from impurities OF
The blood. The experience of many respectable
persons has proved the efficacy OF lnis medicine,
and it certainly is pleasant enough as a beverage
10 make it desirable. Such a combination OF
testimony, together with The reputation OF The pro-
prietors, is sufficient; guaranty TO all who know
them, Of its capablily oil performing all it profess
ses, in curing the various diseases 10 which i, is
adapted.-[ Sal. Emporium.
For further particulars and conelnsv. evidence Of n.
superior value and efclcy pamphlets, which may
bx obaiasd OF the Prnpriecrs and their aSeht grnts
Prepared and sold, wholssae and retail and FOR ~
portation by s. o. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chem
ISIS, Crnnis Buildings, No. 73 Broadway, corner OF
Chambers street, New York; sold also by DUvAL 3
PURCELL Asent,, Main street., Richmond, Virginia
Price 81 psr bohio. u SIX battles m S. Arm 10
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GRAND SOIREE
AT Practical Lectures,

TN EGYTlAN MYTHOLOGY, Hindoo
i Miracles, Asiatc Jugglery and Venlriloquism,
at the Exchange Saloon, on MONDAY, TUES
DAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, 4th,
5th, and 9Th Of May.
HASKELL, the celebrated Magician and
Venriloqust, has The honor of announcing TO
the Citizens Of Richmond, that his beautiful Rep
reservations will be given as above, with SIG.
VERONIA'S Italian Fanoccin.
g~Ticke,s so cents; Ladies 25 cents. For
particulars, see small bills. May
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Richardson Il Co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,

No. SO, Main Street. Richmond, Virginia,
uAVE received, by various arrivals, a
II large stock Of entirely new SPRING
GOODS. Their assortment this season Of FAN
CY ARTICLES for both ladies and gentlemen
surpa.ses am they have heretofore had, and their
stock Of STAPLES will compare with any in
the city.
Merchants from the country are requested 10
examine the Goods, and are assured they arc OF
ferea for sale on moderate terms.
March 21-clOts
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM
paNH

NOTICE is hereby given that law suits will be
IN commenced against all persons who shall,
without leave from the Board Of Directors, quar-
ry rock on the premises OF The James River and
Kanawha Company, or take rock belonging 10
the Company, whether lying on lis premises or
elsewhere.
By order Of The President and Directors.
w. B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary.
Richmond April %, lSi6.-d&c3!