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ARABIAN HORSE SHAHEEN.

- This HORSE u believed 10 he the hur-l
LS~> specimen of the Arabian ever inporr., u
TN into the United Siales. He was pirchas- 81.
--L-L1urin2 The past year by oar Minister nj ON
sianinopIr after mHc expert IN The observation
the horses Of that country and after long se,rcng and
numerous efforts 10 find ,0nal VI The best blood aud
finest parts. lie bell, tina, he fully succeeded rs an
extract from of his letters hereto appended amply
shows I have also letters from Nj. Porter, Consul ci
the United States THAI city, Ia tie same effect
deem IL unnecessary publish his Arabian pedigree
either In the original translated, IL would be not
very ineligible 10 most persons.
Since his arrival which has been recent, this Horse
has been seen by Of The best judges connrt Il
with the Turf in New York aud Washington aid has
been pronounced 10 exhibit the hghral dre.ee OF beauty
strength and activity, possible for animal Of his
nensions.
lie viii stand the Tesrn. season al Aylet's, in the
county of King William, and al the Old Church IN thu
county Of Hanover. within fifteen miles Of lie Guy ni
Richmond. Mares aud servants can bnd accomm0da
lion nj both places reasonable terms. have been
induced IN order TO hiring this Horse within reach
the farmers Of small means, 10 put the pce Of the
son At the very small Il 500 if paid before the L.,
OF June if moi s2,. In zach case dollar be-
paia 10 the groom lie will he at Aylct's the 9TH 81
March where he will remain Until the ith; then he
will 20 10 the Old Church. and remain there until tie
Eth aud "a on 10 the eud Of the season. remaining
ays al the former place, and four days NJ The latter
making his appearance At each every ninth day.
WIN. BUULWARE
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

NoTTowAY COURT HousE, APTl q, Io45
WAS committed TO the Jail of this county on
w the 18th day OF March, 1916, Negro Man,
who calls himself ALECK. He is bright mu-
latto, about five feet nine OF ten inches high, and
about lwenty-eiyht or nine years old. he says
that he was sold as the property OF Francis EPes,
by the Sheriff OF Noltoway, abont the year 1919,
where he escaped, and has since lived with tribe
Of Indians in Teas. He had on when commit
tel a cows hair hunting shirt, kersey pantaloons,
with buckskin leeginss, black satin vest, a
black fur hal. 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 h'
will be dealt with according to law.
Nav 2~clafiy THOs. w. EPEs, Jailor.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

WE have frequently had occasion to call al
wv ,ention 10 The virtues Of Sands Sarsapa-
rilla, preparation for cleansing The human sys-
TEN from all diseases arising from impurities OF
The blood. The experience Of many respectable
persons has proved the efficacy OF This medicine,
and il certainly is pleasant enough as beverage
to make it desirable. Such combination Of
testimony, together with the reputation OF The pro-
prietors, is sufficient guaranty 10 all who know
them, of its capablily Of performing all i profes-
ses, in curing The various diseases TO which It is
adapted SAT. Emporium.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF it
superior value ind efficacy pamphlets, which may
he obtained Of the Poprrtos and their agents eIais
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and for ex-
portation by A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and Chem.
isis Granite Buildings No. 73 Roadway, corner OF
Chambers street, New York; sod also by DUVAL
PURCELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond, Virginia
Prjce 81 per bottle or six bottles FIR IS. April 10
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The Western Continent.

PARK BENJAMIN A>D WIN T. THOMPSON Ep,Ioss
rs n family newspaper, published every Saturday IN
i Baum.re, Maryland, and devoted 10 The p.csriva.
lion of the Union an The best Interests Of The South
of no party In politics, but independents containing
the most novel and pleasing literature and full opt
tome OF all the current news Though established but
little more than three months II already has weekly
circulation of IHousAsD curEs-Gute sufficient
10 insure permanently This number Is increased b.
daily accessions Of subscribers all parts
country. Specimen numbers, containing pI,spertr.,
&c. arc always rent 2ratuiiousy 20 any applying
by letter. postpaid The terms nf the paper fol
lows:
For one subscribrr, 81 year in advance.
For three subscribe :, s. year 10 advance.
Fora club Of ten Subscribers, SIS ayear In sdvsnos
For club Of fifteen subscribers, $40 year ~ al
vance.
Postmaslrrs In all towns aud villages srr requested
to act az agents. aad will i've allowed handsome '.is
count any number &c subscriptions obtsGed and Tor
warded by Them. Money may lie rrmlttrd 10 ths pub
fishers AWAY. Al heir rsk and expense The bt-
nj any solvent Bank IN Slts received al their homo
valur Adde'S, tic Edno,. nr Publisher.
'a''' WILLIAM TAYLOR & co,
Iaryi, Building North STREET, Baltimore, Maryland.
M. AGENTS u obtain subscriptions, and sell sing
numbers II the Western CoItinrnt, varied In Mar
land Virginia ard all the Southern and Western
town, and villages. Also, travelling agents 10 hon
tory compe nsaton viii he allowed. Pi-as- sp-
DIV BY letter, postpaid. April lo-cw3.4
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WALKERToN FOR SALE

TNHE subscriber Offers The shove place Tor sale IL IL
situated II the Intersection Of the Fredericksburg
Rail Road, and the road leading from Richmond To-
Louisa Court House, nine miles from the iorint
place. II con'IHs Two hundred and sixty fur acres
one hundred of which cleared, and SUBSTANTIAL,
enclosed There are thirty seeded in wheat, and
twelve in rye, all of which look well; twenty acre,
were seeded in Herds Grass aud Clover last Spring.
There is good meadow o! several acres which yields
abou, fifteen thousand pounds az Hay, coed natural
grass, annually. There Is small Orchard OF bearing
trees aud large one Of the choicest fruits from Sin.
tons Nursery, sr ont by the subscriber last yrar.
The improvements are i large Brick Dwelling
l!onsr and the usual Outhouses all in good repair.
Tavern was for many years kept nj This place aud II
ofirrs many Inducements 10 disposed 10 engage
that business This place Is remarkably healthy, and
thr water quail 10 any in the country.
The terms will be very lib1rai-say onc.fourth cash.
the balance in three equal annual nstalmcnis With In
te!cst. JOHN =. COPELAND.
II the above Farm should be- sold privately bsforr
FRIDAY, the 18th day of May next, II viii on that
day. at o'clock, r. 81. be sosd al public auction up-n
the terms above sisted. W. GODnlS,
Richmond, March97-ctts Auctionesr.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Richmond Medical College,

SUMMER COURSC
THE Summer of Lectures In this Institution
L will commence on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of April,
and terminate on the last nf July.
R. l.. Bohannan, NJ. D., Professory Of sidV uiy, and
the Diseases Of Women and Chili.n.
j. Cullen, NJ D., Professor OF the Theory anu Practice
of Medicine.
l.. W. ChambsrIayne, NJ. D., Professor OF Matera
Medica aud Therapeutics.
a. l.. Warner, VI. D., Professorof Surgery.
s. Naupin, NJ. Professor of Chemistry.
J. Wyman VI. D., Professor Of Anatomy and rhy-
s;Oiogy.
Each Professor will deliver three Lectures week
throue the Clinical Lectures Medicine and
Surgery will also be delivered twice week At the COT
legc lnlrnary and Aims House. During The course,
The Student will hus have ample opportunities oil s,Ic
Ing by the bed side The diseases peculiar TO our climate,
and oil witnessing almost endless variety of slhsi-
cal operations and II IL by such opportunities only and
they property applied, that minute and practical know
ledge Of disease can ever tc obtained. Theoretical
Physicians and Surgeons may be nude hy reading and
lectnres-pIaciieai ones by such means alone, never
The fee for the entire course, including Clinical Lee
lures, will he $50.
Good Board, including every thing, may be had for
from 81 so 10 So per week.
March 27-tf a l.. WARNER. Dean.
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= Word. Lottery Vender,

Opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND Posi-
OOrFIcE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under the management OIL. q. GRECO
nv & Co., on The same terms that they are sold at
the Managers Office.
CAPITALS FOR APRIL, 1916.
u 10000 DoLLARs!l
Alexandra Lottery, Glass l6, Tor 1916, 10 be
drawn April 25ih. Splendid Scheme $4,000,
10 OOO G6OO, 5000 1000, $500, Is Of 900, 25 OF
500. &c rs No. Lottery, 10 drawn Ballols.-
Tickets 10, halves 5, quarters so A certificate
of package OF IS whole tickets COSTS 100 dollars.
Shares in proportion.
Orders for tickets, addressed 10 the undersign-
ed always come safe Please address
]. F. WORD, Richmond.
r1 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certifl-
cafes of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
FOR smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week,) enclosing cash or prize Tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and az
official account OF each drawing sent immediate.
10 AMER il is over 10 all who order from
]. F. WORD. Richmond. Va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets
the postage Gas usuaD need not be paid.
March 81
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Richardson & Co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,

No. SO, Main Street, Richmond, Virginia,
TAVE received, by various arrivals. a
II large stock Of entirely new SPRING
GOODS. Their assortmen, this season Of FAN
CY ARTICLES for both ladies and gentlemen
surpasses any they have heretofore had, and their
stock Of STAPLES will compare with any in
the city.
Merchants from the country are requested to
examine the Goods, and are assured they are Of
fered for sale on moderate terms
March 27-cI0s
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2. S. You may expect TO hear from me al the
election.
.lour correspondent evidently refers not TO the
present Editor but 10 the late acting Editor.l
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April 81

MASH s. WOODHOUSE have just gotten
IN into their new and spacious Store, next door
10 their former stand, No. l39 Main Street, Eagle
Row, where they expose for sale, upon feasona-
BILE terms, large collection OF Books, in the
various departments of literature, Mercantile,
School and Fancy Stationery, Music and Must
cal instruments OF every description.
In their Wareroom will be seen stock Of SUI
peror Piano FoRTEs, as great as were ever ex-
hibi,ed in this city. 1t is their aim TO offer 10
purchasers equal advantages tolhe best establish
menls North. The character Of the Instruments
they offer is established-for beauty and roundness
of lone, as we'll as great durability, they are un-
surpassed
Piano Fores and other Musical instruments
Tuned and Repaired by a skilful hand in our
employ. NASH & WOODHOUSE,
April2l l39 Eagle Row.
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[FSom Sundays Ne,o York Herald

IFIOHt SHHuuyS 1NcD IUTh dcTafN.l
FROM SOUTH AMERICA BY the arri-
val Of the fine barque Eunomus, Capt. Mansfield,
we have few days later from Rio Janeiro and
the River La Platte. Although The arrivals a,
Rio from Montevideo were almost daily, no news
Of any importance could be obtained by them--
The English and French squadrons were still
blockading Buenos Ayre.. u S. store ship Re.
lief commander Robb, arrived at Rio, and would
sail for New York in few days.
Files of the Jornal do Commerce. and o Mer.
cantil from Rio Janeiro, 10 the 28th of February,
are among our papers. They contain nothing Of
interest. On the 26,h OF February, the Imperial
Government of Rio de Janeiro acting in the ab-
sence of the Emperor, transmitted passports 10
General Don F. Rivera, Minister Plenipoentiary
from Paraguay 10 the court of Brazil.
General Paz, who commands the forces OF Cor
rientes, Uruguay, Paraguay and Entire Rios, is
accompanied in his camp by the English Admi-
raj Hothom and Captain Trennart. He is al
the head Of 10000 we'll disciplined troops.
Among these, the soldiers Of Paraguay, who
amount to 10000, are highly spoken Of II is
said that out of the whole number Of the men in
the Paraguayian army, only three or four can be
found who canno, read or write.
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FoR THE ENQUIRER.

FoR THE ENQUIRER.
To tie Voteys Of tie Gooehland Senatorial Dtsrtct,
and TO those Of Louisa in particular.
Louisa, April 20, 1886.
Fellow Cizsns--Thursday, the 23d inst, is
the great day Of baltle-one Senator and tour
REPRESENTATIVES are to be elected from this dis
.ric.. During mex, winter, an q. S. Senator will
perhaps be chosen. Your representation may
turn the scale in favor of one or the other OF the
lwo great parties in the Legislature of Virginia.
In LouisaIwehave Two Republicans in the field,
which, tits ersaty feared, will cause lukewarm-
ness in the Republican ranks, and thereby cause a
risk OF losing our Senator and perhaps of both
OF the Republican candidates for who knows
what The day OF the election may bring forth2 So
well organized are The Wing party, that they can,
~ concert start candidate on the day OF the
election, and take us by surprise. Fellow-citi-
zens, warning voice has said-that voice still
speaks from the consesraled shades of Mount
Vernon Eternal vigilance IS the pr,ce OF Li6er-
H." Think not because you succeeded in "A in
elsc,ins man 10 carry out into practice the
great principles of the Republican party, that
your work is accomplished. You, in AZ, laid
foundation deep and strong, upon which TO rear
beautiful edihce, OF which posteriy will be
pfood Fellow-citizens, be at The polls-wateh
the enemy-be on the alert-for we know not al
what hour" the Wings may start candidate
All the foreign vote that can be commanded Will
be brought into requisition TO bear upon The Sc
na,orial election. Only present bold, united
front, and victory will be ours. II.
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Isy Last Evenings Mail.

FIRE AT THE RIP RAPs.-The dwelling
Of Captain Laughton, and the Observatory, on
Fortress Calhoun, were destroyed on Saturday
morning about o'clock, by fire. So rapid was
the spread of The flames, we regret TO iearn that
Captain Laughton was unable TO save any por-
ton oil hisfurniture. His loss, we fear, has been
severe one, as we hear that in addition 10 his
furniture he los, all his papers, and considerable
sum Of money! Norfolk Beacon, April 90.
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Commission Business.

TINE undersigned continues The business here
i tofore conducted by Mnge & Russell, on his
own account, and under the same style and firm,
and ,olie,ts the patronage Of his friends and ac-
quaintances planting in Alabama, and the North
East portion of Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention TO their interests and all the bene-
fit OF ten years experience in selling The staple OF
our State. COLLIER Fl. MINGE,
Mobile Alabama.
Er Refers to: Gen. John II. Cooke, Edmund
Ruffin, Hill Carter, John Thomas Smith, Ed
mund Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minge,
and D. G.. Randolph, Virginia.
nr;l CI-d&cEm
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The $4,000 Prize Paid

NJ ,C y, ., ~ = e -
Lei aIlthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArroN's the man.
The $4,000 Prize Paid!
AZ Whole Ticket Nos. II So 81 The Capital
Prizc Of 10000 DOLLARS, in Leesburg Lollc-
ry, M. l3, drawn The 23d March, nlt., and sold
by STRATTON 10 one OF his city patrons, has
SINCE been presented and cashed al STRAIT
TONS Prize Office
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia, Glass lG, April II:
SO 80 6 Z SO | "A So FL so SIS
Hall Tickets, Nos "a SIS. Nos SO SO,
and Nos. Sail sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery, Glass Is,
April 49,
IA 46 70 25 a SO Gi 81 Is so 81
Nos. 25 "a 50, prize Of 1900, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass 81,
40 70 &c SO Is 40 SO - 50 81 % IS
Drawn Nos. in Leesburg No. II, April 20:
10 40 II &C 81 26 Sc u 10 SO 80 % II
Schemes for the Week.
Drayinp received eve7y dap al o'clock, P. Nj.
$4,000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
Tuesday-Alexan.ira, Extra, No. "a. Capt.
tails: $4,000, 6,oOO 5000, 10 Of 1000, &c. 10
Nos, IA drawn. Wholes .; halves : So quar-
tiers IS.
5000 Dollars! 1900 Dollars!
nesday-Alexi ndria, Extra, No. IS. Ca
pitfalls: 80, 1000, 1900, 100, 1850, Of l,000 &C.
IS Nos, Is drawn. Wholes 50; halves / 25;
quarters &c.
$4,000 Dolla.s! $500 Dollars!
Thursday-Alexandria, Extra, SO. Capitals
25 900 dollars $500, 1000, 1000 10 Of 500, 10
Of 900, &c. 20 Nos, Is drawn. Wholes 8;
halves 1; quarlers2.
10000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars
Friday Misunderstanding, Glass IS. Capt.
tails: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 40 Of 500, &c.
IS Nos, II drawn. Wholes 4; halves 2; quar-.
tiers !.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars
interchangeable, No. II. Capitals 1000
dollars, 1000, $40 2 Of 300, 10 OF is0 &c. IS
Nos, IL drawn. Wholes 81; halves SO cents;
quarters 25 cents.
1000 Dollars 1000!
For Saturday-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No. Ga.
Prizes: 1000 dollars, 1000, GAO, , of 300, 10 Of
100, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Wholes 81 halves
SO cts; quarters IS els.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent when re.
quesled. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
April 20 Richmond. Va.
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Mr.. HUGH BRAGG:

Vt z.
nEAR SIR You will pe,se take notice that shall
~ on THURSDAY, the o3I day OF April next. he
tween ,ir kcrrs of 10 A. VI. and sunset OF the san
day, ut the Office OF Mr.. lanes j. Watson Market
street, in the OF Petersburg, proceed 10 take the
the a5th Of the month"; nj Moody's Tavern IN the
county OF Chesterfield, between the hours aforesaid
shall proceed to take the deposition Of Samuel w.
Cousins, to be read evidence In certain suit mo-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for the town of Petersburg, the Chancery side
thereof, in which plaintiff and you are defendant,
and if from any the taking OF said deposition-
should not he completed on the days above mentioned
they will be continued from day 10 day Sundays ex-
crptrd) until the shall have been completed; at
which times aud places you can attend ii you think
proper. STEPHEN n. HAMLIN.
March 0t--rwJy
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virginia Military Institute.

TN pursuance of.he following order OF the Board
/ OF Visitors, applications will be received IN
III the 24th day Of June next, 10 fill The Chair OF
PHYSICAL SCIENCES, in the Virginia Mill
dissolved, Tha, The Board will proceed, at
lis next Annual Meeting, 10 appoint Professor
Of the Physical Sciences, and that The auprrin,-
tendent be directed 10 advertise The same in such
newspapers as he may deem expedienl."
Signed, F. Z. JoHNSION,
President of the Board Of Visisers
Persons DESTROYS OF making application, may
obtain all necessary information by addressing
the Superintendent, BY letter, pos, paid.
FRANCIS Fl SMITH,
Superintendent Va. Military Ina,I'ute.
March Is -3taw3g &iawi94Ju.
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VALUABLE LAND
Ann nWET TNr nftfTCE ron 1, A.

Anu nv ELl.tNI HOUSE FOR SALE
| y pursuance OF decree of The circui; Suprri,r
! Court of Law ana Chanctry Of ALeinatl- county
pronounced on the 9Th Of October, 1915 VIII otr for
sale the premises, The highest Bidder on SATJR
DAY, the lGh day Of May next, III IL o'clock NJ the
Dwelling House and Land belonging TO Tho Estate oi
the late Professor Emme and situated in The Immediate
vicinity Of thr University oil vr.iaia.
The Tract oil Land consists II about Jog acres all
enclosed. The House contains eight rooms, besides
four closets ard g.et, and has attached il every
convenience required ior large family 81 boarding
house. including oat houses. aud Vineyard Of excel.
lent Grapes. There is good supply ~ Water bn the
premises, convenient TO the House, and lce-house
A credit OF one, Two and three y-ars will DO given
the purchaser giving bonds and approved personal
ry and The title 10 the premises being retained sd
Giiional security.
The title !, believed 10 be objectionable; hut citing
a. Commissioner, shall sell such only as by tho suid
decree am authorized 10 sell
GESSNER HARRISON,
April H-cids Commissioner.
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NOTICE

PURSUANT 10 the provisions of deed of uust Ia
i me, executed by Augustine N. Braaton ON the III,
day of July in The year 1884 for the benefit Of Christie
phtr TompSins, Of record in the Clerks Ofrr 81
Matthews county, conveying three parcels Of land
called IIrsse, Fleets and Gwynns, situated In said
county, shalt on the hrst day of the Court 10 BE-
holder for said county, In the months of June next offer
for sale, al public auction the highest bidder for cash
The remaining nifty of Tie Fleet Tract. This
piece Of land Is principally IN wood and has Oh II some
valuable pine timber The title said land Is supposed
Ia he rnquc-"nable but The subscriber will only con
vey such title Is vested IN hun by virtue of said deed
JOHN DAlNGERPIEID,
Egh On
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BOSTON

- This distinguished HORSE, whose per
Es-I> formaacrs on the turf We're un-quard, and
TCS whose colts have, M fnr az irird, been IN
-A-L commonly successful, so much 20, that eve, !,
hui une that has been Trained has been u n,rHfy
viii stand tins Spring n my plantation, Oakland, IN lno
county of Chesterfield, Rhont twenty five miles from
both Petersburg and Richmond, and Is now ready Il,
serve mares fifty dollars the searon payable at liz RI
plr.rioa which VII. be fifteenth Juy neat; Servants
teui with will Be buardrd gras, and mares e 6,
and well ted i! wished, nj reasonable pfcepasturago
u:d lots extensive, and excellent.
Feb l7-ctIstInne w. II. JOHNSON.
H. The Richmond Wing and Petersburg inelligen, RI
90 in rony and continue I'M fri lime.
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MEETING in THE COUNTY TO-DAY.

MEETING In THE COUNTY TO-DAY.
Messrs. John M. Gregory and John A. Lam
caster, The candidates 10 represent Henrieo, and
Messrs. Mayo and Brooke, the candidates to rep
resent Richmond, in the next Legislature, are ex-
pec,ed to be at Spiing Hill Garden, in Henrico,
Che late residence OF Frederick A. Mayo, Esq,)
to-day, at 10 o'clock. The place Of meeting be-
ing so convenient TO the city, (about half mile
below Rockes,s.) large gathering OF the people
is anticipated
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u The Harmonious who have afforded our
citizens so much pleasure and amusement for Sc
veral evenings past, give their last entertainment
this evening. All who can enjoy good singing
either sentimental or comic, should not fail to
drop in al the Exchange Saloon this evening.
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MADAME ACHILLI

MADAME ACfILLE,
IRON New York, will commence her tuition
L in DANCING on Main Street, next door
above Seabrooks Apothecary Store, on Saturday,
25th April.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4 till S
o'clock P. NJ, Madame Aehille will instruct the
class of youths under twelve years of age, and
from TO 7 o'clock the class Of young ladies. On
Saturdays, at half past 8 A. M the class Of
young ladies', and youths under twelve.
The class for gentlemen will meet at o'clock,
P. M, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Terms: -Sl2 for twenty -four lessons.
April 81
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
TINE Subscriber has removed his Watch and
i Clock Establishment, TO The house on l4h ST.,
opposite the Post Office, and street leading from
the Exchange Hotel to Mayo's Bridge, and few
Fire Insurance Company, where he will be thank
full TO receive The iayors Of all his old customers
and as many new ones as may feel disposed 10
encourage him. JOHN HILL.
Apr;l 00-dGr