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Tickets SO; halves ), quarters , 50.
5nnnn pOLLARS CAPITAL!
ggs.a. szurley's es9ssce.

Alto. lOt EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
y Vjrgin7o.
$500 DOLLARS! 23,529 DOLLARS!
virs;nia state Lottery, Glass No Il, for ia4s. to be
dawna, Alexandria on Saturday, ti- .5th March. ~
drawn Sns. IN each package Of % Tickets. rand
Schrur: s5s,r2l, 23,52a, II .76i, : Of $500. ! Of ,000.
. ora Cap, : III 2,6i2, iu0 Of 100, l5 o; san. &c
Picket. SIS; halves ! 80; quarters 3 e5. 4 certificate
Of = package Of 70 Tickets SlsJ-shares IN proportion.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets Tor SAFE ny
WM. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
O.drrs for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
,nd shares, in any 81 the above schemes, addressed TO
lhs undersigned, viii receive the most prompt htten-
t,nn. and an account Of each drawing forwarded -
s, ,s Il i received. WV. HURLEY
observation-disclosures see dailysavrrtissineni.
81 .. w. HURLEY
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NOTICE.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUiSA
1 RAILROAD COMPANY, under tie act OF 9Th
March, lei7:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz: In
addition IL Tie rum OF three dniiars called for, five del
lars, payable on the first day ol each of The months 81
March. hpfil. May, August, September, October and
December, aud ten dollars On tho fret day Of each Of
the months o%fjunc, July and November, on each share.
Subscribers IN Augusta viii pay IN the Bank =.
stanton, in Alnemarle, in the Bank az charlottesville;
and those in Richmond, IN Tie Bank of Virginia, IL t"e
credit Of the Louisa Railroad Company. PnneiHG;ly 4.
important, as interest mi bc due on each H5tai1ert u NOT
paid. By order o! The Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Beayer Dam Depot. Feb. 2a-clUrc.l
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ALARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my Farm III The county of Ilcnrico,
: about miles from the Old Market House. The
farm contains two hundred and.si1tren acres, Of which
about Que hundred and twenty arc cleared, the balance
in wood. The cleared lant has all heen highly inn
proved with lime and pnuescent nannres, and pro-
duces very fine crops. The nnriearsd land has on II
a very heavy growth Of weed, which, from iis nearnesS
TO market, is very valuable. On the fam there are all
necessary houses, in good rider, To wit: a dwelling
house with seven rooms, light closets and cellar, 4
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
Of fine wafer. have lived IN the farm for more than
four years with nearly forty in my family, aud there
has not been n case Of serious sickness. The place Is
considered BY those who know il as healthy as any in
Virginia.
My reason for wishing 10 sell is that I may devote
my time entirely 10 my profession. ! wiz sell me farm
for a fair price, and on the mast liberal terms. Persons
wishing Ia buy are invited 10 call on me, either At my
office, in Richmond, or al my house, on the farm.
Dec. 3l-c,f JSO. VI.
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AUCTION SALES.
By n. IS. " D., Is. Hill, Aucts.

Wilt be sold by US This Morning, at 10 o'cls,
three Negro Girls, u, IA and l6 years old, one Ne
gro Man D years old, and enc Negro Boy i6
years Old. n. B. g. G.. B. HILL, Aucts.
March2I
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For NEW

VIRGINIA n LOUISIANA LINE.
FIRST PACKET 10 sail positively on 25!h F'eb'y.
An The regular fast sailing packet baIque
A& PARTHIAN, Captain Cory Willislon,
will sail as above. For freight, cabin or sIeerage
passage, having superior accommodations, ap.
ply 10 The Captain on board, al Ludlam's wharf.
HASKINS s. LIBBY,
DAVID CURRIE,
,Or CHAs. T. WoRTHAM & Co.
P. S. Freishttaken for Mobile, and forwarded
free Of charge. Fl. & L.
March 81
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Esy the Magnetic Telegraph.
Correspondence Of The httcaa"n1 Enqui,er.]
WASHINGTON, March 20-P. NJ.
II. s. SENATE.
A large amount of business was despatched

A large amount of business was despatched
By the Senate to-day.
Tine morning hour was devoted to the recep.
ton Of memorials and petitions, which were ap.
propria,ely referred. Several bills from The
different standing committees Of the Senate,
were likewise rsportes.
On motion Of Mr.. Atchison, The Senate took
I'M the bill TO provide for Deficiencies in the Re-
venue for the current year. The question pend.
inc was the motion by Mr.. Benton TO amend
the Hill. by striking out s22 600, and inserting
s3I 600 for the mission 10 Rome.
MIR. Ashley spoke warmly in support Of the
motion of Mr.. Benton.
Several Senators participated in the discus
sicn which cnsucd
Mr.. Hanncgan offered an amendment, proyid-
inn Cor a resident Minister OF Rome, which was
put TO the vote and lost.
After further discussion, the amendment ef-
fered BY Mr.. Benton vas put 20 The vote ana
re iected by a decisive majority.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. SAWYER moved to take up the bill, which
he had previously introduced, providing for de-
fraying the expense of removing from Mexico TO
the United States, the remains Of distinguished
soldiers who had fallen or should fall IN battle in
Mexico; and the House agreed 10 take up the
bill. !,
Mr.. S. spoke briefly in support OF the bill; and
Mr.. Haskell replied to the remarks OF Mr..
SAWYER, and spoke against the bill. The mat.
Ter was then referred to the committce on Mill
tary Affairs.
MIR. Clingman moved TO suspend the rules, IN
order tina. he might offer q resolution OF enquiry
as TO why the correspondence between Mr.. Trist
and the State Department had not been commu-
nicatsd TO Congress.
The motion 10 suspend the rules was mega
tivcd.
A message in writing was received from the
President Of the United States, commune atlnS
the correspondence asked Tor.
On Mr.. vinton's motion, the House then re
solved itself into q committee OF the Whole
and took up for consideration the Indian Appro-
%priation Bill.
Mr.. Sawyer spoke in opposition to The bill,
and pointed on, what nc conicndcd were us de-
fect.. He particularlzcd one item lJohnson's
Choctaw SCHOOL, as peculiarly Objectionable
and charged fraud and swindllng SOMEWHERE IN
connection with this school.
Mr.. Johnson of Arkansas lwhoso seat in The
Hall 10 next 10 that occupied by Nj. Sawyer
rose and proclaimed Mr.. 5. : declarations 5asely
false.
Great confusion prevailed for some time. After
the Chairman succeeded in rcsto ing order,
Mr.. Jacob Thompson entered into an cxPla-
nation relative TO the Choctaw Academy
Several members addressed the committee in
succession, and numerous motions = amend the
bill were made.
The committee rose without any d%efiDitiyc
action on the bill, and soon afterwards the
House adjourned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice 20 the b

'I'nE subscriber takes this method 10 inform his
: i1iend., aud The public generally, thai he has again
become Inc proprietor OF The UNION HOTEL, which
mas been thoroughly repaired, renovated, and furnish
ca WIN eh'He new Furniture, from the very smallest
article oil housekeeping 10 the largest, ami assures his
patrons tiiat every r1ertion on his part, aEJ those in his
employ, VIII he employed 10 ,ive satisfaction There
lisa hne stable attached, that will be conducted in The
very hest manner ard, although last, not tse least,
charges VIII be moderate. &. A. DGE
-
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80 s'DnfcIriAya.

THE undersigned vii receive sealed proposals un,ii
i IL O'CLOCK, on Friday, thr 3l-t day o! Aarca l-i-,
for the erection Of two additional buildings 81 the West.
ern Asylum, n Siauntoa. Pans and specifications
Will be ready for the ms Dec;inu al contractors on the
a,Ilil day of Ndrch, 1873, and can be seen N application
10 Thomas X Blackburn, Architect, residing al the
Asylum. TIE sam OF S}r,iaD has been Appropriated
Tor the erection al these buildings. We are authorised
TO advance 81 200 10 The contractor wro undertakes
the whole or a sum In pT"po.tion 10 the amount al has
contract, "a ms entering into bond with security for
The faithful DISCHARGE I'll his contract. The subsequent
PAL meats VIII be- prompt.
ROBERT :. q
LEY L, STEVENSON, tx. Committee.
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THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
80. T.tis .N4,siai of The Eastern Dls

{ ,s.L ~ TSth .ue'sia!oftt "a Eastern Du-
}rHE couar.} r4a Of P'g'n'a-greeting:
szyE command you tha,. You attach, .eizs and safely
w kcen III. schooner Ophir, her tackle, apparel and
c,rrt,",c. whereof oue Loring Ballard is master, and
NON wang in James River, within the Eastern District
NJ yjrsInii. I" answer lie libel Of Christopher B. Pat
isr.on and Godfrey liooipn, mariners; and how you
.h.lI eIecul. this pree-pt you make known 10 Us, In
our District Court Tor the District aforesaid, al the Count
room, IN the Ci,y of Richmond, on The ss,h day Of
March, lSie;-and have you then aud there inns wrti.
Witness tie Hon. lanes y. ilaIyburlon, Judgr OF our
said District Court, ,hi. l1:h day Of March, leio
p. MAYO, Clerk.
In pursuance Of the foregoing process. the schooner
Ophir. therein mrrtioned, was itfr-ted ny me on inc
Iii, dan of IN. present mo.ih-,.n March and the said
Lnriur Ballard, master, and al other persons Interested,
are hereby notified, that the 2-th day OF this month IA
The ,,me fixed upon b. the Judge Of the said Court for
the return day II the .aid process, on which day the
cause Will ~ heard.
e'N ROBERT WALKER, Deputy Marshal,
For Edmund Christian, Marshal E.. d. Va.
March 20-diise@t
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p JOHNSTON

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
No. lis MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, Va,
II AS now in store and is daily receiving a
IL large and ful! assortment Of DRUGS. ME-
DICINES, PAINTS, OILS And DYE
STUFFS, comprising every article in his line,
which he is prepared 10 offer country merchants
and dealers at the lowest wholesale prices.
March OF
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w. B. PEASANTS, NJ. D.,
FIST

No. 1919, corner a6orc Farmers Bank, Main Street.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
REFER E n & E:
Mr.. James A. Seldom, James LYONS, Esq.,
Wood Bouldin, Esq, MIR. w. c. Darlington,
Gen. E. Darlington, Mr.. James M. MoTson,
Richmond.
MIR. James C. Bruce, Hon. Robert Gillian,
w. Fl. Clark, Esq, Dr.. Hicks,
Hon. It's. Fiournoy, Hon. A.. w. venable,
Halifax, Virginia. Granville, N. Carolina.
March l0-itd&c6m
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18th Street, Richmond, Virginia,
A RE now receiving their Spring stock Of
II BONNETS, LEGHORN and PALM
LEAF HATS, RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
&c, and are prepared 10 show as
large and complete an assortment OF Goods in
their line as any house South Of New York, and
offer them as low as they can be bought in
any OF the Northern cities. Merchants are re-
quesled 10 give US a call before purchasing.
March 2l-d&c
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q For SALE.

WILL be sold at auction, on Saturday, the
w 18th March, al O'Clock, P. NJ, one lot
on Union Hill, fronting on 25lh street l36
feet, and running back 1872 10 an alley. Also,
several other lots in The sam neishharhood.-
TERMs:-Negoliablc paper at3 and 6 months,
TOLER & COOK, Agents.
The sale of the above los is postponed 10
FRIDAY, the 3lsi March, al Inc same hour, IA
o'clock, P. Nj TOLER G. COOK,
March 81 Agents.
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TO CANAL CONTAGIOUS.

TnHERE viii be a lrtung in the town Of Fsrjericks.
L hnfa, on the alsi March, 1913, uf the work r-uain-
ing 10 he done on the lsppeliennnck Canal, anon wing
III value IL :.b0it righiy Thousand dollars. aud cnn.isi
INK ol fuu.teen Lock-, eight Dams, aud Gambling
The Contracts viii vary III amount from five 10 eight
thousand dollars IL = The wish oftl- Company Ia let
the Locks and Dams 10 practical mechanics, who pos
sess sufficient capital 10 prosecute then contracts with
energy. No proposal from 4 contractor WAC has not vi.
sitrd The section Tor which he bids VIII be considered.
Blank forms If proposals. wili be obtained At III. Count
ing Room Of Ball a Scolt.
SAMUEL GORDON JR.,
President OF Rappillannock Company.
March l-3taW:W
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J. S'TEBBlNS & ELLIS,
MACiINE
EgDssG, Sash and HeGOT

MANUFACTURERS AND GLACIERS,
Mex, Door 10 he Virginia Wcolien Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A RE prepared Ia execute all Orders 10 thrlr Inc on
"A reasonable terms, and IN a satisfactory. manner.
Ord-.s rs letter promptly executed, ana WORK war
rantcd 10 pleas.
Ready Made Work always on hand.
NOTICE.
N consequence Of The death Of The senior partner oil
/ The concern. aud being unable T. sivs the business,
,u,srlf that personal attention winch IT. welfare de.
m,nd. lam distressed 10 sell all IN STOCK, hS,lires ana
annm,,rnaures in and belonging L. the store lately oc-
cmpird nv ~ at the Gordonsviiir Depot, Orange eoln-
~ Ia any one wtlIin. Ia embark IN such 4 business
S,,,rb an oppodmuily To a young man OF nsoderat- means
I'M, rarrly occurs. IL is no mere experiment, which
80 he uusuccessfnl-hnt having been established
""ys man five wears. the store has a good run Of Gus
tom ha, 50 far proved profitable, and only needs indus.
~, !" nj attention 10 make II continue so TO be. Per-
:, willing 10 purchase will find me disposed TO make
,hs terms as favorable as possible.
u s r. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton & Williams.
Richmond. Dec. 4, l9i7.-ci
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IHanici IL. EcndGm,
DNPp 0F MAIN AND l3ru SHEETS

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale the largest stock 0f all styles OF
Spring and Slmme. Goods usually kept in Johbin I
Houses, Of hotn Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, he
has yer had, ana II prices Ear below any sales he has
eyerb.en able heretofore 10 MAKE.
The stock VIII consist Of al! kinds os i!leachrd a:d
Brown Domestics, Pr.a:s, Ginslans, and r1nv ot6cr
new and handsome styles Of LADIES Dress Goods; Cam
bricks; silk AMI Cotton Ilandkerchie;s; T%icEings; ii.
men and Cotton billings; Linens Of all kinds, Mr., Nh,
lucky Jeans; rich aud fancy Cassimefes; Cloths 81 a.
shade and makes; aud, in 4 word, OF a.! s;yit.g -" :,
To be folnd in the iarses. and best assorted -
which he asks the particular attention - :" - !"
Virginia and North Carolina, feeling conh'rn.u y o..ns
able 10 make sales 10 all who may si"e mr. ~ ans'-
amiuation-h,. terms being the usn's - ne
usual discoGAts f"r cash hllls. -
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BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
a PROCI,A NATION.

BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.
IMPORTATION having been received by the Execu
1 tive. that JOEL A. MOTLEY, charged, in the
county oil PltsyIyania, with murder, has He'd fiom jn..
tice, and IS now going 1T iargr-l do therefore hereby
offer n reward ofonr hundred dollars 10 any person or
persons who shall arrest the said Joel A. Motley ana
deliver him into the Jail Of Pitts.lvaaia county; and |
do moreover require nil officers Of this GoEimonw ealiI.
civil and military, and request the people generally, .
use their hest ~rNeilions 10 procure The arrest oi;ae sald
Motley. ,ha' he may he brought u justice.
Given under my hand a Lieutenant Governor, .4:i
ins in The ABSENCE al The Goyrrnur faW inr
fsE.L.i SEAT of Conveniently and under i!r Lesser
Seal Of The Commonwealth, n iiirhmpnd, thls
eth DAY of :iarch, IL tle scar lsis
Il. +. DANIEL.
AZ MOTLEY il about - years oface.5 feet - ineh-
es high. of Il rather bal colntruance, wears reddish
wits eIs, and las d iioiid compilations.
Anrn, It-cEf
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LOUISA RAILROAD-NOTlCE TO
by II LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PR0GI.A NATlGN

4 PROCLAMATl0N.
IMPORTATION having been received rs the Exccu.
I tive, that Robert Afford. 4 free MN oil color, con
victed, in thr county Of Stafford, 81 fluny, has broken
jail, aud fled from justice, and is nov III larcr-l do
therefore hereby offer a reward of hfy dollars TO any
person or per ons who shall arrest the sald Robert Al
ford and deliver him into The JAN ii Stafford county:
and do moreover require al! officers sf this Common
wealth, civil and military, and reqreSit!ir people gene.
rally, 10 ns- their hest eIer;inns 10 pfosure the arrest II
the said Afford, that he may he hrnu 2ht Ia justice.
Given under my hand a. Licutrnan. Governor, fact-
Ing IN the absence Of the Governor from the
(sRal") seat of Government, J and under the lesser seal
ofthe Commonwealth. At Richmond this l7th
day of March, in the year 1913.
March al-rGr n. II. ME
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
L uc X & q q q i $ o IA


-Four doorS .Nont Fl Pennsylvania irenac,
sh!ngf
TUCKER aid JOHN +. ADDISON have
~ associated themselves Tor tho purpose ii pl">ecGt
ing claims cf al kinds ut fore Consress and the several
Departments uf the General Gorei nmeRt.
All communications, pos, pad, addressed 10 the
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference Is gwen 10 tir following gentlemen =
Hon. George VI. Daias, Vice President; Hon ~. Ma
son, Secretary fthc Navy; lion. 4. }. Walker, secfr-
tary Of the Treasury, Hon. Jno. Mclean, I : supreme
Court; Hon. K. II. I Hunter, w. Senate; Ciemen,
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, II. T..
" John L. Addison, h,lorneyat Law, will continue
TO give personal attention 10 business before the several
Courts Of The District Of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties Of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-ciy
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
i PROCLAMATION

Il PROCLAMATION.
INFORMATION having been received By the Execn
L tive, that WILLIAM COLE, who was confined IN
the Jail Of Ca:rphril county On the charge 81 murder,
has broken sdii jail and escapad, and Is no" gong al
llrue-l dnthcrclurr hereby oiirr a reward ., one hun
bred dnlars To any person or persons who shall arrest
the sand WiIlIaf! Cole, and deliver him INTO the jail OF
Campbell COUNTY, and | to moreover require ali aHi trrs
of,his Commonwealth, civil aud military, and request
the people generally, 10 Use their best cNrrtinns 10 pro
cure ihr arrest OF The SAID Colr, that hr may be brought
10 justice.
Given under my hand a Governor. and under the
lesser seal ol the Commonwealth, n Rich.
!sfaL.i mond, TINS 81 day of Matcn, in the yelr Isis.
WM. SMITH.
* Cole j. described a. about thirty years III age,
and five feet e,cht or ten inches %high-has rather dstk
complexion, black hair and blue ryrs, high cheek
bones, and j very large mouth-had on when he broke
jail a brown frock coat and jeans pantaloons.
Mach --rht
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A IN JAIL.

A RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
WAS committed 10 The Jail Of Hanover county. on
w ,Ir 18th day Of December, lst7, 4 Negro Man
n,u.d PEYToS HASNISS, about ~thirty-fiye years Of
= five feet eight inciIes high, yellow complexion,
n.,,hh n HUSKY head of HAIR. Had On when N
= h,own Virginia cloth coat, hue pants. and a black
-, bar, SAID 4. gro says he il free. The owner Of The
,sovr described negro il desired to come and prove his
o,nn4riy, nav charges, ard take him away, or he Will
Ia deall win as the law directs.
JOHN II. T~ALIAFERRO,
N,,rb 3-c6w For BenI4ain Hingield, Jaiior.
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Correspondence of tic Enq"'w.]

lC0FTeSpoNNcF.s y nc T"Y"V"'J
BALTIMORE, March 2t-P. NJ.
The New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
markets remain unchanged. Tho steamer's
news has not had tendency TO alter the quota
tons for either Bread.,ufis or CottoI.
STEAMER BrRsr.-The Steamboat RaFiian,
living al one OF the New York wharyeS, took lire
this forenoon, aud was consumed.
ACCIDENT "A distressing accident occurred
in Philadelphia this morning, By the bursting Of
a steam boiler in DIlHin street, a woman was
instantly killed and q Boz had his head iowa OIL
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BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR Or yIKUisIA.
j Proof IL 1InN

INFORMATION having been received by the Execu-
! tive, that James w. HOPKINS, charged with 4 nilr-
der committed IN tie county of Nelson, has He'd { ON
justice, and Is now going ~ large: do therefore here
ny oifrr 4 reward nf one hundred dollars 10 any person
ar persons who shall arrest the said James ". Hopkins
and deliver Tim I'M" the jail oil Nelson county; and 10
moreover require all officers If this commonwealth, Ci.
VII and military, and request the people generally, 10
use their hest exrrlions 10 procure the arrest Of the said
Hopkins, that he may lie brought To justice
Given GIisr my hand a Llrulsnant Governor, TACT
iGs in the absence Gf The Governor from The
SEAL seal Of Gu.rrnnirnt, and under the Lesser Seal
Of the commonwealth, Il Richmond, this 9Th
day Of Marcl, in The year lei-.
X. 4. DANIEL.
VT HOPKINS j. about q years Of are, Of spare
frame. and alb NJ ) Zee. ~ inches high, with iirit CO.
loGcd hair, grey eyes, and broad, long teeth. Hr IS j
physician by professions. March lg-cGt
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n. l.re. .pae. occupied by the foreign news, pre-
>" ~. ,n..r,ion Of much matter intended Tor
'+a .,,n,n,,. paper. We are compelled also to omit
,.,.y,s proceedings OF Legislature. The Senate
S n. hul establishing a Bank al Weston IN
't' .,rn,y. The House was principally engaged IN
..n, = bill 10 re apporiion the representation OF
c~smnonwealth, which was reeousidered. Inc
INK amended, so az 10 allow the representation 70
- :, At present, and give a separass delegate TO
=. town and county of Alexandria and 'he o'll ORDER
. : .p,rossment-79 to 80. Details hereafter.
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NEW DRY GOODS,
STAPLE AND FAsCYD

FOR THE CITY AND COUNTRY IRhDE
,T,aE Subscribers have commenced opening, and will
L cnntspua Ia receive during the next lew weeks,
their Spring supply Of Goods, selected expressly Tor
retail.
Their facilities for obtaining the best Goods, OF The
most rare STYLES, and upon The best terms, are EEsur-
passed, anu ll,sy can WIKI great confidence invite Inc
attention Of buyers in town ani country. They have
opened already a choice lot o.
Lawns, Ginehsms, Prints
Mode co!or.d Mouseiine de LANES
Mode rc'ored Bar-srs, Pole de Cherre
case Mc;a!l!qIe, Rich Giaee Sins
Mohair Alpaca LGstres
Fancy Nett Handkerchlels and Scarfs
SILK Mit,s and Gloves, Black Bareges
Colored Printed Bareses, White Grape shawl &c.
March lT-cat fHOst Il. PHiCE q W.
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: .nnce,t, among the city papers, to all0"
=! in the different Offices 10 par'ic'Pa'e
n@" a.r,, ceremonies Of today, no Enquirer
" ..l a. ronrrOw,
.,,ur OPERA.
TO morrow.

,.n.6, OF Mr.. sssuln, on Saturday
.N...n,.,.ly successful. Indeed, IL gave "
ni.a'' Ill. !, pleasure to hear 90 dimeult an Open
- 1aea'.,,.d In Richmond. The duc,t between
50 se" ,,,n aud Miss Liehsens.sin In the sssond s''
Mo .,,husiasisaily received. sssuin's dssp'
wa' ~ ,,vs y splendid effect to all the scenes IN
'isa ~ :. ,pp.ared. Mrs. sesuin, who vas hand'
~h''' : we have ever seen her, sang, "Were my
some ,",,.d, with brilliancy, sweetness and powet'
'0. '. n,,n, Will be presented the sparkling ana aenen..
in..,,ts of Fra Diarolo-wth a seieceon %
: s,ou,.i.e passages in Norma. tbs iof INC n,,h,
J" s.yuin. and, much TO our regret, the ias' n'e".
q ga. We know tina. Richmond will turn ou'
y s. , rare entertainment, and to show It's app',.a.
= 'ay% -. m,r,,, Of a beautiful actress aad accomplish
a rncaliSt. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-21
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