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Ohio river. either by canal or railroad The e..
he says. viii only cost TEN millions and n h.,ss
(Which rs a spaall matter far a compano ~ sn''
nnhouIded resnorccs as Tins y the latter ,ih
single track. he estimates at IS piliions, wih
duuble track. ~ ~ millions.
The Presi'icnt. says the Whfc from whom,
chiefly draw tus i,sfi,rrna ,ioe urges tb, i,n
dts'e c'npfe'h'o ~ The line from Lynchburr
the N",h River. the construction Of the lid.
wstrr. South side and Rivanua connections
the rn~r''" vi Dam and lock acro,s the Kanawh'
rivrr--'hs c,r,t ~ which ~ estimated ss follow.
B"rw"rn Lynrbtmrg and North
river, 9G4t dsS ~
The Tide, W ster and oiher con-
:, n'r''."s; 5O925l 27
wa Gam sha lock, 10000 90
:, Making IN an si.2lo 1877 50
T" raise whirh susn. be- recommends an imr~
drarr aDrliraf"n Ia rhe f1ayislatnfe for the e,ss
tlo@ ri a De" capital, tn the amount of 81 ,2fOOm
TO he appIie'' ,o those purposes,
The Presidents RerIt was referred 10 n cor
mi'tee. consisting vI she ElTuwisg sen,lsnen:
NE NJ; " yen p%y'"'' Stat. ,,,x,.
Q. NJ. c f""g'f. o'''' proxies
Judge Edward Johnson Of BotetouIt
James Lyons al R,chmond
Sidney s. Baxter g
Gustayus A. Myers g
Joseph Mayr -
James NJ Wiekham..
George N Johnson 90
Fleming James
Thomas Fl. Ellis :.
| We do now know exactly what the Preside,
means by an application for the creation Of
ne,c copifaf. How is il tv he crested: nv
hrced draft npon the pockets Of those who ara
unwilling 10 sink their money in an eR,eypri1o
that has already swallowed millions, r by an
'h'rizing voluntary contributions from those VIII,
are more Immediately interested in the work. and
are wiling To invest their money in its compile.
lion In other words, is 10 expected that bis
creation is to cpme from legislative approu,i,'
ti"n of the public fund or an extension of ,bs
capital s'eck of the company ifrhe latter, there
ca" he no objection To the proposition bui if, in
lieu OF this desperate chance for individual sph.
seriptirn. it is proposed. as we shrewdly suspee,
that the Legislature should make an investmeo,
of the peoples money in scheme that priva,.
capitalists turn away from with fear and suspcio,
we say, we hope that it will be promptly reject.
ed We know of no right that the I.episIa,p,s
have To invest the peoples money for the peonl.
themselves and, even If they were called on to
DIS o. they could find many opportunities ofinves,.
ment that would pay better Than either ruad o,
canal tr"m Lynchhurg To The Ohio RIVER
we Know that we very bold in expressing
THESE bpinIons, and we aware thar they will
oe esteemed very imPertinent in certain quarters.
we KNOW, too, that we can expect no suppor,
rom the press, because we are perhaps the sole
representative IN this State of the minoyity 10
whom these doctrines are acceptable bat, belev.
ing them to be founded in justice aud wisdom. Ne
"onid uphold and maintain them, il there va,
not another man in the Union To back u.s.
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THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA


We give to day an article from the Richmond
Standard ON this subject since that article was
in tyne we have received the Report of the
President of this Company, Major Gwynn, with
a summary statement of the Receipts and Expen
dilurcs fur the past year. We shall take further
notice Of this Report, when we have peIused IL
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ont; and do, whal all mus, admit every ps,n,s
should do. who wish To he free and prosperous.
namely, place power only in the hands of those
who are responsible to The people Cor its prorer
exercise Tho holder IS office. or the aspiran,
to."ihce, who asks mare than This of the People.
cannot be a friend To civil liher,v
LOCKER ON.
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STRANGE iTEMs..-lt is estimated that the an
nuaI amount expended in New York CITY for CT
CARS is not less than S730,000 The annual cost
OF feeding the dogs in the United States is said
10 ne seven millions OF dollars IT is said that
1900 sacks Of saw dust are annually consumed
In London for stUfipg dolls alone.
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ANOTHER AMERICAN STAR

The theatrical armament for some time b,s
exhibited evident signs that a new planet was
about to take its course therein, and ACCORDINGLY
we lind the papers Of the North, announcing the
name ct Mr.. conner as a candidate, TO contest
the well won and worn honors of the STAGE with
Forrest We regret that good theatrical corps
cannot he sustained among us, that we mipht
enjoy few Of the mental treats that exhierate
our Northern and more favored neighbors We
have become so "unco' guild. and riridIy ripbte-
Gus" in our town, Portsmouth, that our Theatre
has been sold, turned into a saw mill, and finally
old Neptune and Boreas became so inJignan, A.
the dissertation, that they both came and swe,t il
from the face of creation-our neghbors of Nor
folk still retain the Temple of the Muses. bu,
aIas' The Muses. are not worshipped there's
we have no chance TO see and iudue fur ou,soivo,
The Philadelphia Keystone thus speaks of Mr.
Conner. We like movements of the press IN do
justice to our own native talent.
CONNER THE AMERICAN TRAGEp1AN-Tb;s
gentleman has been playing highly successful
engagement at the Arch street Theatre lie
stands first among the fine actors of the AGE. al
though this roth may sound strange To some per
sons who idolize anything that is foreign, and qo
into strong commissions at a wandering fiddler. or
vagran toriurer Of the piano. But Conner is
emPhaiically great actor. His personal appear
ance his him for the higher walks Of the drama /;
MS iace IS susceptible Of the finest and most i'm
passioned Phazes Of expression. To a thorough
knowledge OF the mechanical portion ofthe drama
he adds vigorous enumeration, delicate per,
ception, and refined taste It is lrpe. he is M,
altogether, rant and Drawn and muscle ~ liz
acting, but in those parts Of the dram. ,yb;ob
demand intellect, he stands pre.emiDent W.
have witnessed the Iate dellneations Of the most
difficult characters Of Shakespeare, and rnns, n,.
Tess our surprise. at the and nerve viii
which he embodied The thought Of Hamlet. The
mingled ambition and renorse Of Macbeth, the
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SECRETARY OF STATE

The Legislature of North Carolina have unani
m"usly re elected William Hill. Secretary of
State, for the ensuing two years
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THE SOMNIFiC GAS.

We fiCd statement in the Salem Register of
two surgical operations while the patients were
under The Influence of the gas. Thursday If last
week, railroad accident occurred at Wenham
Mass, in which young Irish girl was so much
injured as 10 render necessary the amputa,ion of
an arm. The Register states that
1.-The operation was performed by Dr. Pierson,
accompanied by Dr. Fisk. who administered TO
the sufferer. with perfect success the new prepa.
ration lately made kn"wn by Or. Charles L. Jack.
son and DIR. Morton, Dentists of Boston, the in
haiaiIon ui which pr0dures nsensibility To the
pain ot Surgical operations. The unconscious.
ness nf the girl continued undisiurhed until near
the close of the dressing, when she simply in
CURED what they were doing. hut with another
inhalation. Immediately relapsed into nsensiblily.
and upon coming To herself, supposed she had
been dreaming
The Register relates another accident which
occurred on Saturday, in consequence of which
ampnia'on of leg was perfnrmed by the same
operators. with the same successful result
:" MIR. VIM. A Osborn, son of Mr. Jonathan
Osborn. of this city, was badly injured on Sa,ur
day forenoon, on the Essex Railroad, in Davers.
near his tan yard He was endeav0ring to turn
his horse and wagon from the track, as the loco
motive was approaching, and unfortunately put
passed over it. crushing the lower part of his leg
s" badly that amputation was necessary. The
operation was perfnrmed in the afternoon, by DR..
flerson, and DIR. Morton's preparation was ad-
minisIered by DR.. Fisk, with entire success"
LETTER FROM JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
The following letter from John Quincy Adams
is given by the Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore American:
Quincy, Mass, November 9, 1916.
DIR : In answer 10 your letter ofihe Sd instant,
have no hesitation To say that | hold the act re-
tIoceeding the county of Alexandria to the State of
Virginia as unconstitutional and void. How the
Supreme Court of The United States would con
slider IT, cannot undertake to Judge; nor how
they could carry it into execution should they de-
tertnine this act unconstitutional. The Consl,u
ton of the United States! Stat magma nominis
umbra.
am, very respectfully. &c.
your obedient servant,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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MORE ABOUT THE HASI'Y PLATE OF
SOIp

Much to our regret, and il true we think do
ing great injustice to the gallant Cen Taylor.
we see that the Correspondent of she Baltimore
Sun insists tina, Gen. Scott is destined for the Ar
my in Mexico. 1t is remarkable, however, if'this
is so. that the Union is silent on the subject, but
as 1t has not conradicted the rumor. we feel com
PEELED to give II our credence. We copy from
the Sun such Of the letter referred to as alludes
to our movements in Mexico, Army and Navy
The Ledger in,mates that this move is made at
the suggestion of Gen. Taylor, himself
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Gen. Scott has left here for New york, whence
he will go West, then Southwest, and at last
SOut southwest. to take command of the army of
occupation. After the bungling before Avarado,
and the maraudlng expedition to Tabasco il is to
be hoped that something better will be undertaken
on the coast of the Gulf Indeed | feel sure of
IT. for the administration, impeled by patriotic
ardor and sagacity, cannot but perceive that the
men whom it has thus far hon0red with its conf
dence have either been signally unfortunate or
not quite equal TO the emergency | mean 10 cast
no censure on any department Hon Judge Ma
son has, no doubt, done his duy but he has no,
yet come to the terminus of his official career.
and There Is, consequently, room TO do mnre He
must make proper appointments in the Gulf, and
the war IN that quarter, will SCUM assume diff
teren' aspect. The country expects The navy to
do lis duty, and the navy has not as yet had
fair chance of doing it.
The appointment of General Scott has given
rise To various comments. II is admitted that it.
is the best appointment which could be made I'M
der the circumstances, and with a view to spee-
dy settlement of the Mexican difficulty. On the
other hand, the politicians are not quite satisfied
with ii alleging that il is gi wing new shuttle to
the cards and calls for a new deal "Is il unite
sure" they ask, that Judge Mclean of Ohio
is going TO he the Wing candidate for the Pres-
dency q :" May not after all, Gen. Scott come
forward IN haste, and, while driving the enemy
OF the country before him, open a fire in The rear
upon the favoTite candidate of Ohio o.
Nothing is now wanting hut that Commodore
Stewart should be called 10 the command of the
Gulf Squadron, TO make the measure of iudicious
appointments complete and venture TO predict.
that before another month 81 Old ronsides" will
take peep at " that Castle down there
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ARKANSAS u. S. SENATOR
Mr. Ashley. who held The office las, winter,
has heen re elected u S SENATOR for Arkansas.
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The Baltimore Patriot has received for publi-
cation, the following letter from Gen. Worth, re
latlve to the death Of Capt. Ridgely, dated
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CONGRESS-.
SENATE-Mo,D,v A,,, ,,

StNAle-moNDAy, APRIL -.
Petitions were presented by Messrs. ArcnI,oS CoRwis
DIX, and JOHNSON, OF La.
Mr. NJ CLAYTON oereda re- solution directing IN. Sec
rotary OF State to furnish the Senate any OF de
csions ot the COMMISSIONER sitting under tho Treaty of
Pans, OF 1884, by which any claims for spoaions p,o,
10 leoo were rejected dsaowed and the ground.
which said decisions made.
After explanatory remarks from Me.srs Wrrsrrr
and CLAYTON, the resolution adopted
Mr. ALLEN saId he believed might be assumed a fac,
That sometimes during the present week. the debate on the
Notice resolutions would be terminated and would great
promote he convenience OF Senators have day red
Tor taking the vote. tie also gave notice that when the
senate should come voting he would move 10 Law the re.
oluon reported from the Committee on Foreign
upon the table, aud take up tn. resolutions from IN.
House. IN order that they might be first acted upon As
some Senators would be unavoidnbly absent one ar IL,
days tins week desirable their absence should
not TALL on the day when the vote should DO taken
MIR JOHNSON, Of Md. viii the Senator name a day7
Mr ALLEN For the purpose OF starting 1t, will name
wednesday, or, IT that is too early, Thursday
Mr. MoREHEAD said he had objection 10 fixing N dnv
Tor this particular II twas understood that II was moi
10 be deemed n precedent
Mr. JOHNSON, OF Md said he presumed that # any Sem.
Tor wished To speak ON Thursday and had not had nm on
poitnni'y before. he would not be prccuded
Several voices; Certainly not.''
After some further conversation betwe,n Me.srs U.,,
gan, Aen Morehesd aud Webster the sub,oct ,,s J,,,
ped with general understanding that the vote sbould he
taken Un Thursday "
mr. housToH gave notice that should II not Interfere
WI" he convenience Of any other Senator who desired "a
speak he would Wednesday address the senate and
state the which would influence bs vote MN h.
Oregon resolutions ' WV
After some unimporant business tho Senate proceeded
10 the special order
Mr.. HUNTINGTON addressed the Senate in n very ,blo
speech IN favor OF accompanying the Notice. If gwen with
mise. A'P'o
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrival and Departure of The Norfolk Boats

Arrival and Departure Of The Norfolk Boats.
The Steamer CURTIS PECK leaves Richmond for
Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. ut
O'clock A. VI. Returning. leaves Norfolk every Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday morning, at o'clock.
The Steamer ALICE leaves Richmond for Norfolk
every Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday. ut O'Clock
A. NJ. Returning. leaves Norfolk every Monday, Wed
ne-day. and Friday morning. at 6 o'clock. These boats
connect with the Baltimore boats, JEwESS, GEoR-
GA, and HERALD, by which passengers are enabled
to 20 through TO Baltimore without detention
Passage and Fare from, Richmond to Norfolk 81 90
From Richmond to Baltimore 90
Forward CABIN To Baltimore s 90
HAsKINs & LIBBY. Agents.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
EAZs ABLE CITY PROPERTY.


IN IiEsDAf the 2isi clock ON The nr.m,s.. Will
o. SOL thai valuable hl 10, known by the No
30 according 70 the plan NJ the CITY situated At IN.
conner 81 OF Gary ans 6th Of
ay3r ms prnse-y will be i've lot from ing on SIN
% aHd m deph 20 feet sy 10 IN rear The h-
ot irrns 9th inches and embraces n,t r.
go onhnE with AZ necessary ner win be d.
'lsa mt Iour lots each % feet font
Ihhs-By ent-sBt -nld for on. third IN
AMI The hlnee 10 two ~ months fo not.
neeoabe satisfactorily rhhe tall payment b.
mao" IN iul CHARLES ?. NONCURE. Trustee.
SALE conducledhy prx,op Noxrrvx a 20 60.
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EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Arrival and DeDo,,ure Of Me Care


RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG, AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
The Cars leave Richmond for Fredericksburg and
Aquih Creek every morning. O'Clock, and connect
with the Steamer PowHATAN, or AUGUSTA. on
the Potomac River. Returning. the Cars reach Rich
mond, daily. at G. o'clock, p NJ. Thus cnrbling pas
sengers make the trip between Richmond and Wash
ingion City in Daylight
Passage between Washington and Richmond SIS 90
Do. do. Richmond and Fredericksburg 3 so
The Cars for Charlottesville leave Richmond daily at
s O'Clock. a. NJ. Returning, arrive daily at 60 p. NJ.
Passage either way IS 90
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road.
Leaves Richmond daily at PPM
Leaves Petersburg daily at 53A
AccoNNoDArIoN TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays eHcepted) at ) A VI
Leaves Petersburg daily Sundays eScepted) at p NJ
The Cors leave Richmond for Petersburg with the mai.
raln daily. at o'clock. p. VI.
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REPORTED FOR TuE UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
Philadelphia Market.

Saturday Evening, April IIth.
The market for Cotton is without essential alteration
and sales OF 100 bales reported chiefly Uaiands
ntc1a eicls cash and { mos. Flour cxhib, rather an
improved feeling to-day. and several offers for export at
SI7J have been refused; the only sales are about 75a
SO0 btls ordinary brands at SASH which is now gene
rally askedstock hPt. Corn Meal steady at So sales
exceed zoo bbls. Wheat IL inquired for, but sales
made public Corn rather dull, with some further splcs
OF Southern yellow 64c Groceries and Provisions
We hear Of no in the maNct for either; sales
very limited Whskoy IN bbls, sold at 22c. Wool-3UOO
lbs No. pulled, brought &c.
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE


No g. EXCHANGE PLACE, RICHNOND VIRCINI.
hpfT ~ conslabuy selling Przrs Within a C4g d,y.
the iobo~ng have passsd of he custna os
% IS, p 65, CT G5 Is. and 60 with
larFe capitals you know, lly iase in IN. scheme.
TO- Aprt are rich Tho Amongst IN. IN i. e,,j,,I q,
sSuo"" 10 De -od BY hpyt The only -
he hots 10 receive that their Iek In lo
sss - THIS capital TO pocket Max
remittance for the above and capitals for An and b.
'u'' :" h1oiess d NJ HOYT.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL, 1876.
$4,000 DOLLARS 30. 900 !-I2 900
AsIandl Lottery Class u.s. fst drawn A.r 9Th
Magnificent Prizes $50 600. 10 O0O ooo ooo
600 Sl7s Of 5000 Of 1000 40 Of 600 40
S"o &C Ie Nos IL draw Tickets IS: halves So quarter.
Shares In proportion
10000 DOLLARS!
Ahfandua Lottery Class &c. fo drawn Ami och
Cap"ae $4,000 10000 o0oc 5000 500 25 Of 1000 rs If
300 &c % Nos - drswn Ticses havr- S oa,r.r 90
certificate OF package Of 2j whos eo.t 10 d'ab,r..
proportion. '"''''
W Make remmittanees Immediately fats distance II in town
appH IN persona" D. NJ. HOYT,
No. ? Exchange.
W Tickets IN all Tho Lotteries advertised by J. G rry A "a
constantly on hand Oters enclosing Tie
eu l" VII" pr"npiness aud the nuerie. sent bB
i,tuereu' ~ -" WHO oTieF 81 n VI HOYT. Richmond.
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Aurtion Sales.
This DAY

Ny WILLIAMS. a HaxaIi
OnwEnNEsDAY rsI the Ism n.t.n, a, Ia ,,,,., -, =,
.o'd IN front of Auction STORE N. WI %
frini- Porto Rico Sugar.
RIM" Englsh Island Noia.--.
Do Green RIO Coffee
DO do Iaguyra do
10 a. Cuba do
Do do Odd lava do
do dry Bacon side.
Do do Shoak.r.
Philadelphia Buti-r, in a,si,,
os'd Dupuy a Go. Cosn.e Brnav
J. Dupuy's a.
Inita d -
Holland Gin. pipes
Northern Apple Brandy
Pare Cider do
ID Tuscaloosa Whiskey
Do monot xsbea do
Pure New gland
t.tHa fine Gunpowder Tea, IN hatf rh..,.
county paek.d do IN an -
so' leather branded Damaged
superior Indigo n Kegs
'ia-Dh superior Challenge Rl,esi,g
tVIERMS-Una-f Sion cash. sISo ~, 49,
49, ~ 10 WILLIAMS A. HAWAI-
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By iniOcs n Brother.
Groceries. Iiouors a.

~ ahiocs RrothcT.
Groceries, Liquors, &c.
AT AUCTION.
On sArl RpAN MORNING, Apu Isib At 10 osoes at our
S'f We Wi ell Al auction without rssce vanety ofGtoer
rERNs-sim' untsr 500 cash sloo ,nd upward. month.
sf'''' 77''ovedraper tNLoEs q BROTHER Auet.
Hy Kent. Kendall & Atsater.
OBN GOODS an AUCTION.
w '' NsNh 'ne ioh iu-t'uL AZ our Warehouse tu A.
e'n"tneirg ~ nees ~ sh1 sell without fcssrvc age
and valuable ssu0rtmsnt
sraIN. ,ND sIuuER eoODS.
particularly suited t1 The city trateeonsns I'm s.r
French and American Dioth- ana Ca..n,erss " ''9 w
brown Linen IuHirrs. Gsu.bf,ou.
N1ts.nes NrsurEs, Ese Drills
tororsdcs. PLAID Co1lurs
ir-n Linsrs Scotch Diapers
%. 4and 10 Dlmssk Do
MousfiuF g. taues
l'ngse md uaH's'k s,is uHa
'nlh.,"a I''i' 10 great variety
h,niacsy Jeans Apron Checks
fHrlfurr PRINTS, Bed Ti-spys
la'.'s -up " = Cloves. bask IN Cf,y,ts
a'iese hni Hrl'Jt shewls ant scsrt,
Non'H and N'auun
cay md raGeis Ribsnfs nney Nss.r..
faces tai7 Thread Edrrr.
hc'ota Quilted and nustic Bast strs
mh.e ani BLACK cotton ii,-r ,ut uoss
hlick ara cold CaubfIcs tasnans
spoo Couons. Pssut fhssd
rms se~0s sis- suT-pser. A.,
also,
. Gases style srnE Prn o. bs.utf,i d..t,n. to be-
fod Without Iiat
10 eases LADIES urrss Goods, s,n.ruins o.
girh puntri Lawn
EchFreseh IA .l'rinss and Rarsses
VAL. f1H Lawns tsInghHm
trrucb Fruied laconsts &c
ALSO.
Aaeu,is pyoee Of Straw Co.st such q,
Lace Nssp titan Bon,,sts
Aler Rfad ~
New sty.c stuhd straw DO
Cypses, funec Abens &c
ALSO,
An nv'ee % Parasols aul Pa. manufactures bv Woo,
nh o. Nsw fon-wh variety q Other s,.o. .otss a. h,
spuug AMI suulaeg trade 49, "'' W w
bytERNs-usdsr $780, cash over 300. month. ,,.sa a
aipscved segotiabie paper ~ wv" +"
PH KENT, kendall a ATwATEa. Aues
DLACK TEA,-IS 4 49, -, -, 60
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ID DUNLOP MONtURH 4 co. Al
GREEN CORNEK An ,IIsr1o>

"''pNh iic zhfn tn~'an,, Z on he
WI Dc sod that vauab. half ae,e vt OF ground d.
Woo INTO orr building lots ~ - each situated on The
corner and lin fronting said street rs feet aut
m depth On "A q I iih feet
third cash, the balance equal paym.nt-
and y mnaths for negotiable ensorse or :,
W. ~'inh' u AL PNymcnt he made IN fun
hHaa'ely heE thu sas Of tic Lots for cash al
me ~ dns- HENRY w NoSCURE Acting Trusts.
nh un.ifr tb. IiofC h,,,.. 80 - -.
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HENRY LUDLAM q
Canal Packets.

The Paeket-BoNts SKINNER and JOHN MAR
SHALL leave Richmond for Lynchbury every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday at o'clock in the morning.
RefuTnrng-Reaches Richmond Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at 2! o'clock, P. NJ.
Passage and Fare sc co
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Hy Beverley nIair.
tIES OF RANK s-ros,.

VIII se,i at my Reading room on 18th street
on WEDNESDAY III. 18th instant 81 o,,o.. 1893 '''e''
90 shares Of Farmers' Bans stoek
lt-gt
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New YORK MARKET. April Ia-aIp NJ

lottOn u very quiet
There IL rather moro demand for Gonoseo flour for home
use at S544 but shippers only offer S53S.
COrn-l5O0 bu mixed Orleans sold at &c Sc lbs IN
store. No sale Of wheat rye.
Whiskoy 2lc IN drudge casks sellers.
Provisions-No change IN any thing and no large sales
Exchange Hat Panic has returned upon Wall street, but
from essential change IN any ptospect.-JoUE Cow
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/ VALIABLE AND Most ATTRaC
Tls Z uARENET FARM

~ FRIDAY, the 18th dav Of May next. will
- D. sold at ~ O'Clock premise. that very valuable
ta ct 100 acres the north Westham Road about
Ss above the CITY of Richmond adjoining the westha N
Meeting Mouse Lot There land neat new Fran. u
lhR oy and half high, basement above
Two gafret rooms soss house perfect order The
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
Boats for Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA.

The Steamers COLUMBUS aud POCAHONTUS
leave Richmond for Baltimore every Tuesday and Sa-
iurday, ut o'clock. =. NJ. the Columbus running on
Tuesday, and the Pocahontus Saturday afternoon.
Passage and Fare SIS 90
HENRY LUDLAM q CO.