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Lost Or Stnsen.

A POCKET BOOK, containing about $500, and
IA valuable papers, was lost "a the glI OF The 9Th
ecember, lc41, or stoleD by some one, from the sub
'crber, on his return from Petersburg 10 Halifax. The
Pocket Book Is MADE Of blue embossed morocco, and
contained 100 bill on the Bank of Tennessee, which
bill had been into Two parts md pasted with white
paper but had become divided fgain; two or three Sit
Bills on same Bank; 81 bill mnth worn, and pasted on
paper, of some South Carolina Bink and other bills on
North Carolina and Virginia Banks
note for SlIOO, drawn in favor Of John ID. Rag
land and payable a. the Bank OF Tennessee, n, Clarks
VILE, with receipts and other iapers constituted IL:
contents.
Any information concerning its recovery would be
thankfully received and should II lie found the finder
shalt lie literally rewarded. THOS. cox.
HnIlinX. n C., Feb II ls4S.-c3t
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eel Tor

WORCESTER'S PIANO FORTES.
nY The schooner Courier, we have just open.
Is ed TWO more Of Worces,er's superb Pianos,
I, is obvious 10 The general judgment, upon
examination, that WORCESTER is Inrivalled in
,he manufacture OF this delightful aud popular
iuslrumcn; indeed, they possess richness OF tone
and deiicaey Of tOnth peculiarly theiI own. vi
Their durability and keeping in tune, We have The
tnpes, assurance OF purchasers in our own city.
They fully sustain the high appreciation award
ed 10 them by the press and our own citizens, Of
aT,i,s and amateurs. Our prices will be found
rom IS to % per cent lower than has been usu.
aly asked for Piano Fortes in this market, and
even lower than any instruments approaching
Them in general excellence can be purchased in
The Northern cities.
DRlNKER g. MORRIS,
Publishers, Booksellers, and Dealers in Piano
Eortes. Jan. 81
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.

30 0UU DOLLARS!
Susrrchanna Lottery. No II. 10 be drawn at Balii
more on "Wednesday, Feb. IL, l5iS. IS Nos IL drawn
Grand Scheme: SJU,Gin, 81 Of $500 ~ of 900 ~ OF
800, &c. Tickets SD; halves 5; quartcrsa so.
BRILLIANT SCHEME,
30 GOO DOLLARSi Ii OF Is 000 DOLLARSi
Snsquefanna LOTTERY, Class i3, 10 he drawn al BALI
more IN Wednesday, Feb. %, lsIs rs Nos. IA drawn
Grand Capitals S5U,"O0 10 Of 5000, IL of O0n IL Of
5D II of 400, SC. Tickets SIS; haves7 50; qrs u.s.
10000 DOLLA9SI $4,000! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass g. To be drawn at
Wilmington. Delaware, Un Saturday, Feb. %, 1918 -
'e Nos, Is drawn. Grand apiials $40 GUU Is 800;
t6Go, GnnO, 1850. 3,377 Of 900, * 81 500, IS OF
6Ui, &c. Tickets SO; halves - quarters -.
II In purchasing by The package, deduct The price
Of three Tickets.
Sr Orders for Tickets in The above will meet prompt
aud confidential attention, if addressed To
J. b. CUWi.ES, Wall street.
Feb. NIrhmnnn Va.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
TAI es' AZ q ii q Z o u ,
GENERAL AGENTS.

OFFICE Gu SIXTH STREET, &c LsMaN's BumDlSd>)
f1ls GOO,s .EOTia If PeHpSy UIdla irenRe,
~ as Ia ing CON.
beverly TUCKER and JOHN l.. ADDISON haze
- associated themselves tor the purpose of prnsecut
ina claims Of all kinds before Congress and the evrra
Departments Of the General Government.
Al cv,nriunic atoms, post pad, addressed TO the
above shalt receive prompt attention
Reference j. given to the following gentlemen =
Hon. George VI. Dallas, Vice President; Hon J.V Ma
son, Secretary of The Navy; lun. Il j. Walker Secre-
tary of the Treasury; Hon Jno. Mclean, = Suprs
Court; Hon. Il. NJ. T Hunter, U. Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq.,, Georgetown, u. &.
HT John T.. Addison, Auorneyat Law, will continue
10 give personal attention In business before the
Courts of the District Of Columbia. and The adjoining
cnnnIirs Of Mlrylamh and NILginll. Jan. u ely
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ce.ynr:nerss,iD.

'hE subscribers have ASSOCIATED themselves together
- under The name and style ,f DANDRIDGE &
nnhi at the Old stand of :. l. cambridge, on
froan street near the Richmond Frederick, burg and
'"'oi'c lad IIoan i'-poi where Iey wall krrp II gene
raj assortment Of Groceries Th. wiIi also attend 10
the selling "l grain, and all kind. Of produce on com
mission, bring servants any usinrs m their line
by mutual attention TO their bushes, they bope Ia Sc
cure the patronage Of their town ind Country friend
whom they wilt b. always r-aj 10 serve to their sa
tlsfactiOn with profit TO themselves
MN. G. DASDRIDGE,
feb. l0-clm +. Il. HART.
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Grand SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
;l00 600 in 20 prizes OF 5000 each!
RI non MOI ApSI


SnsG ehanna Lottery. No. Ia. to h drawn al Balti
more q "wednesday, February 10TH, 1873. - Nos IL
drawn Grand scheme: SO 400 ~ prizes OF 900, 20
OF 0G, % OF 500 SC. Tickets sic; halves $; quar-
trrs d.
80 OGi DOLLARS! 10 of 1900 DOLLARS
Su,rrfanma Lottery. No. 10. In he drawn at Baiti-
more Wednesday. February ed, ls's. IS Nos, u
drawn Capitals s5u. GaD 10 prizes of 1860 IL Of
600. Of 500, IL OF 40, &c Whole Tickets SIS;
haves7 so; quarters is
1000 DOLLARS 5000! 10000!
Grad Consolidated Lottery, Class Q, 10 he drawn Al
Wilmington, delaware. on Saturday, February 2G. ci-.
~ No, 10 drawn. Grand Capitals: Sib,0n1, l5,GlO,
lp,uuo 6rUl. iGp, 3377 Of 2,oth - of 500, Is Of
b0n & Tickets Sir; halves 81 qaarte!s2 -.
a~r Jriers for Tickets IN III: above viii meet with
pr0mp and confidential attention, II addressed to
e.. q LUCK, Richmond.
To 'ersons ordering by the package may deduct the
price three Tickets.
Ian 7 G.. n. LICK, Richmor.i Va.
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Notice 10 the Public.

THE subscriber takes this method to inform MS
i friends and The public generally, that ne has again
become the proprietor Of The UNION HOTEL, WHEN
has been thoroughly repaired, renovated ana IuIn,s
ed with entire new Furniture from the very smallest
article of the largest, and assures bs
patrons that every e1erion his part and those IN ms
employ will be employed give satisfaction. There
is ne Stable attached that will he conducted In the
very best manner; and, although lasI not me least
charges will be moderate. c. n. HoD11e'
Feb. ll-el&
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ArrsoyEs January "a, 1913.
IprnLic-NO. al

AN ACT to amend an act entitled, Gan act to reor
ganize the General Land Office" approved July
fourth, one thousand eight hundred and thiIty-sx
BE il enacted by the Senate aud House of ReWesrn-
talives of the United States Of America IN Congress
assembled That f at any time the number of patents
for lands sold granted under the authority "i the
United States. shall be such that they cannot ne senr
in reasonable time by the secretary appointed Tor ina!
PURPOSE under the sixth section Uf the above recrd
act that in that case the President shall be, and ne
hereby authorized appoint assistant secretary 10
sign The name hut the said assistant shall be employed
by the express direction of the President, and only Tot
such time as NAV be necessary bring up the arrears
OF patents which may he ready for signature.
APPROVED January 26, 1913.
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hGO asntlars Reward.

DAN AWAY from M farm, in Orange county,
IL about five weeks since, my man, NED BENDER
SON Ned Is about - years odd but looks younger,
fret inches high dark complexion, quite active, and
has q 81 his legs, believed [ be the left
He born in Cuipeper county, and has mo
ther in Alexandra, ani IL probably lurking about she
oil those places. reward OF onr hundred dollars
will he paid If found without, and fifty dollars II with
IN the state, and delivered to me in Richmond at
my farm In Orange. HENRY W. MON;URE.
Euh
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5OO0o DOLLARS, 10000! $4,000!
sAaal. EauTiey's esance.

MO 10. EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
" Virginia.
SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY, 1913.
$1,000 DOLLARS. l200J! 10000!
Aeyndra Lottery, Class IS, for 1913, to be drawn
Sarrdai, February 10. Splendid Scheme: s"2,00O,
$4,000, 1000, 900, Gus 35S, - cf Gdi, 2uu OF iUn
&c. Tickets so; halves J:quarers so.
$4,000 DOLLAR3 10000 5000!
l.; Drawn Numarr> out Of Is.
Al-yaltri, Lottery Cas- H. fer 1879, - b" drawn
in Alcxaniria, TN saturday, February IS Magnificent
SCHEME: s5U1d0, aO.UOp $1,000, 5000, $50, :',ono
Ais 10 q 900 IL or 500 81 OF ,O00 40 of 500, zI7
of 2UO, e.. Tickets SIS; halves So; quarters 75.
paCkass Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
WM HURLEY Richmond Va.
OrdrrsTor certificates Cr Packages, single Tickets
and Sh ,ss any ni the above schemes, addressed to
The und'rs!cncd, wIi! ;ec-ve The most prompt aiten-
ton, an account OF each drawing forwarded as
soon ~ T. TrCeiv-d. WI. HURLEY.
fnrsnaller ichemes, see NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Jan, " HURLEY
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From the Bay State Democrat, Boston, Nov. A.
REM EDIES.

From the Bay State Democrat, Boston, Nov. a.
REM EDIES.
There many medicines of doubtful character
advertised and pued BY the newspapers at the present
time, that should shrink from the task we have
undertaken, were we not most thoroughly convinced,
from our personal knowledge OF the facts which
we state below.
II Is Of "Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cheny' that we
would speak, and we speak advisedly. A lady Of our
acquaintance, whom We see every day, WIS, 4 short
time since, in what thought prrcarious if not
dangerous of health cnu-h had settled her
lungs: her furm seemed wasting away; she obliged
to abandon her WORK, and We thought not to
sumo il again. Fur about Two months she la, been
taking Wistar's Dasam of Wild Cherry, and already has
she far reganed her health as TO be able to resume
her labors.
This is but single case, but it ia one, at least, in
which cannot doubt the efficacy Of the medicine
Gy Beware OF coun,erfeiis and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and all other preparations Of Wild Cherry. Remember,
they only initiate IN without possessing the viz
tues. Buy hui the genuine aud original DE-. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CiiEtRY-signed ].
Butts the wrapper.
SETH W FOWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
For sale, wholesale and retail by
GAVNOR f. WOOD,
No. AZ Main S:..ei Richmond,
Dec 1877 And by Druggists generally
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MANSION HOUSE.

No. 80 BROADWAY, New YoRK.
VIZ J. BUNKER, having renewed his lease
w OF this well known establishment, re-
specially invites continuance OF The public pa
tronage. Situated in the vicinity he business
district, and at convenient distance from the va
rious points OF entrance 10 and departure from the
city, the Mansion House has also the advantage
OF peculiarly heahhlul location, being exposed
10 the sea winds, and in the immediate neiehbor-
hood of The Battery Such renovalions and inn
provemenls as are required by the lapse of time
and The demands OF an improved public taste,
are constantly effected by the proprietor, whose
aim il is 10 render the Mansion House plea
SAINT and comfortable home TO his guests.
Mansion House, Feb. l4-eod3t
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Observation-Disclosures, MOTTO

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
III. persons having claims against the Estate q
~ Major John WYATT, deceased late of iian"ve
county are requested 10 them properly anthem
tica-d To the undersigned, before the lhth q
the pre- sent month. On that day mertng NJ the lraa
tees and settlement OF the Estate will be had NJ lay
Iorsyiir in the County of Hanover; and this ruct
will b. plead bar against all such shall be pre-
scented at mat Tine.
WI. Z. y. WYATT, ..u,,,
Feb 6--cit IENLY Z. boswell, """ ~
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IPuaLIc-No. 81
AN ACT 10 authorize the issuing Of register TO the
barque Canton.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Represent
,atiye. of the United States OF America in Congress
assembled That there be issued, under the direction
of the Secretary Of the Treasury register for the
baroue Canton, formerly n liayten vessel hut now
owned by william 4. Sayward, ]. Z KimbalI and II.
c. Lowell citizens Of the State Of Maine; and which
said vessel, having been wrecked and condemned on
one Of the Muscle Ridge Islands, purchased by
Them and which they have caused be repaired and
rrftted for again Provided II shall he proved to
the satisfaction of the Secretary Of the treasury that
the cost of the repairs made in the United States after
the purchase of the said vessel by the present owners,
three ourths Of the original cost OF building
vessel OF the same tonnage, in the United states.
APPROVED January IA, 1913.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Acts and Resolutions passed Mt tho First
Session OF the Thirtieih Congress,
fpr,,,c-No II

tPubLIc-No. L.
AN ACT making an appropriation 10 supply, in part,
deficiency In the appropriations for subsistence in
kind Of the army aud volunteers during the year
ending the 30th June. 1918
Be II enacted by the Senate ard House Of Represt
tatves of the United States of America in Congress
semb ed That the SUM Of one million of dollars be,
and the same Is hereby appropriated TO supply, In part,
deficiency in the appropriations for the subsistence in
kind of the army and volunteers during the year end
ing the thirtieth June, thousand eight hundred
and forty eight to be paid ont of any money In the trea
sury not otherwise appropriated.
ROBT. G.. WINTHROP,
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
G. NJ. DALLAS,
President of the Senate.
ArrRovrp January 4, 1913:
JAMES X, POLK.
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C,syHes' a.0tseTy Office,

WALL Si., OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL,
(LUCK'S OLD SI'dND)
EllE subscriber has oprnrd Office for the sale of
Tickets IN Lotteries under the mana. menl of the
old Managers. ID. PAINE & co. Tickets in the Ma
rsland and Delaware Lotteries, Of which they have
tie sole control, and drawn under III. superlnend-
ahcr Of Commissioners appointed by the STATE al
ways Kept constantly for sale For large prizes call or
send to the vi be lucky ciicr al
JAMES l.. CDWIES Richmond Va
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NOTICE.

IN consequence Of the death of the Senior partner Of
the concern and being unable To give the business
my,llf that personal attention which s weliire de.
m.uds am disposed To- ,eli ~ the St"ck, Hxures and
appunrnances and belonging Ia the S,nr. lately &C
cnpipd hv ~ 1T t- Gordonsviile Depot, Orange com
w. 10 anv one willing To embark in such a business
such opportunity To young man oi moderate means
but rarely occurs. IL IL experiment, winch
may b. unsuocesSfTl-hut, having been established
more than tive the store has good run Of cas-
toI has far proved profitable, and only needs indus
try and attention 10 make 1t continue 70 he. Per-
sons willing purchase will find me disposed 10 make
the terms Is favorable As possible.
u. 4. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner nj Hamilton & Williams
Rirhunnt jIec. :. lsi7.-rG
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lPuBLrc-No. 3 !

AN ACT authorizing The Secretary OF The treasury 10
grant a register To the baIqne Sarah and Eliza
Be il enacted by the Senate and House "i hrpresen-
tayes of the United States Of America in Congress
assembled That there be issued under the direction OF
the Secretary OF the Treasury register for the haque
Sarah and Eliza, formerly British vessel, but now
owned by Joshua T. Jones, Charles ii. Jones and
Thomas Bell, clzens Of the State of New YORK; and
hch said vessel having been wrecked aud condemn
ed on the coast of Maryland, was purchased by them,
got Of and lowed to New York repaired, and RENTED
for sea Provided II shall be proved To tile satisfaction
OF the Secretary of the Treasury that tho cost thereof
after the purchase Of the said vessel by the present
owners exceeds three fouuhs Of The original cost OF
building vessel OF the same tonnage III The United
States.
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AN ACT TO provide clothing for volunteers in the
vice of the United States.
Be |, enacted by the Senate and House Of Represen
tatiyes OF the United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That in lieu Of the money which, under
existing laws, Is allowed to volunteers as commute
ton for cnthing the President he, and he is hereby
authorized TO the volunteers To be furnished with
clothing IN Kind al the same rates accodngo grades
rs is provided for The troops OF The regular army.
APPROVED January 96, 1913.
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II. CAREY CALLICOT,

Attorney and Counsellor mt Law,
COMMISSIONER FOR VIRGINIA.
OFrcE-54, WALL STREET, New YoRX CITY.
ID EFERENCES:- Daniel Bryan, ESQ.,, Alexandra,
H Va; James NJ. Buchanan, E-q Baltimore, Nd;
Hon. BENJAMIN F. Butler, New York City; Hon. ogden
Hoffman New York City. Feb e-c5n
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IN Observation-Disclosures Rules held IN the
C!r,k's Once OF the superior Iouu Of Chanc-ry for
the Richmond Circuit. the 18th day Of D-6emter isi7:
gichir: + Hundiey and Sarah E. e. Ills W.T.
against Plaintiffs;
Robert - Macon, and other De endaDIs.
The defendant above named not having entered his
APPEARANCE and given security according the aei of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence thai he s an nabtanf of
this Commonwealth II II ordered that the said defend
ant do appear a; the rules br held Tor the said CGnh
on the first Monday in March neai and ans"sr The
bill 6f the plaintiffs and that copy Or tbi- order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published In the
city of Richmond for Two months .UCces,ively, and
posted the OF The Capitol IN The city
Copy. Ts-t-,
Dec lg-cwnm POWIATAN ROBERTS Ch
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EIEJSH,s seFEFsCsI,

NC. 5, EXCHA NGE PLACE..
FjCrS FOR TUE .UiLLIO.r.
no yOU TAKE?-LCCK sets Tickets only in
~ PINES Lnf:erirs. They now the oldest
Managrsin Tie United States.
NOrCE, that u Pane ca. have sent more large
Prizes Richmond in the lls. year than all other Ma
nacrmets put together; and
II Pres wanted il Is necessary he rtrY pdr'i-
enidr a1ut the NUMBER and, tn prevent any mistake,
and 10 is!e of rai5es Tickets. call at No 3, Tx
change lace. LCCK'S OFFICE.
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NATURE, FROM HER MYSTERIOUS LABoRA.

NATURE, FROM HER MYSTERIOUS LABoRA-
TORY, has furnished combination for the removal
OF human ills univ sally successful than THOM-
soH.o COMPOUND sfEUr or TAR AND WOOD
NApTHA. This medicine, prepared especially, and
great Tor diseases of the Lungs, Throat and
Breast has by its sauary effects .llenced all cavis at
its virtues, and secured the recommendation of many
Physicians Of this city, and the appreciation Of all who
have employed il.
Prepared only, and sold by ANGNEY L DICKSON,
at the North corner ol Fifth and Spruce streets,
Philadelphia Snd also, by ALEXANDER DUVAL,
Richmond. Va. Price 50 cents. or 81 per bottle.
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PATENT OFFICE JASuAaT2l le4s
~ ~ o.,;,irn or r. n. : cCormics. q Ste-i's TIA.
u vefn r o. virsinla p,syTt for ,hs extension of
pa'en. ~ ss,ning machines, for years from
. eInration of said patent, which lakes pace the
2ls, day of lane. le'e-
II o,fr. IN the third Monday In Fehruar, at l2 o.
1"st NJ and all persons notified to npear and
sh"~ rausr il any they have, why the sad petition
on Oh, not TO be granted
O,dered also, that this notice be publihed In the
t-ninn and National Democrat, Washington Enquirer
R,ehmond Post, PitJsburg; Statesman, Columbus; In
opjrer Cinc!nnat; Sentinel, Indianapolis; free Press
Detroit once week for three successive weeks pre-
vious 10 the third Monday In February:
EDMUND B,RKE,
Feb s-sw3v conmisHoHer otPatslu.
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THE Co.Partnership of BAUGHMaN, TIFFANY
1 & co being this day dissolved by mutual con-
cent the h .in-ss will in future he conducted under
The firm Of GEORGE BAUGHMAN L co. In the
same Ware ouse, No. asa, Market Street, Baltimore.
who vite an examination OF their stock which VIII
very complete in MEMS WEAR, DRESS GOODS; and
in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
generally , ,,-,,,>c,
and LINEN DRILLS, will comprise large assort-
ment Of nep styles.
The ssrori.ty" department continues to be In the
charge of Mr. George r. Armor
We respectfully invite Dry Goods Dealers TO give US
q call when they visit our market.
GEORGE BAUGHMAN,
JOHN II. YOUNG,
ROYSTOS BELTS,
REM. C. HARRIS.
EnI.in,orc las l. 1Sis. Feb. i-cGts
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10 THE AFFLICTED!
E1r e.. ID. penhIsasnaa.

WHO has been successfully engaged IN thc Botanic
W Practice al Medicine Tor nearly thidern years 10
still! relirvin. and positively curn;f Tie following
forms Of dS-a-c--i.ht on; OF ten VINO apply 10 han,
aud who have been pronounced iRcufable-Sci Olule
While Swelling, DrDpsy, Dyspepsia, Hh.umaLlsu, Al
lections of the Liver. hgI" and Fever Seat lead,
Ulrerous OF tong Standing, letter, Cancer, rT-
rosy Palsy. 81. WINS Ddnc-. Wcns. Coughs. and ~
feclion OF the Lungs, supposed TO br Consumption
Asthma, Syphilis, Gonoi'tGi, Structure, Mrronrlsi
Disease aud all forms of tI-rase peculiar Ia iemarsi
such As Fiuer Albus. Piolapsus Itrrl, &c. lie has
treated several hundred cases "f rheumatism, aud
failed IN live oGy wh-Ie th- remedies were energetic
ally applied, IN rilrct:n. entire Persons sU
frrug from the effect OF mercury speedily relieved
Reference. the most satisfactory, can br had. Once
No 3, Wall street, under the CITY Hotel.
NV
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yVire.ClOlia and sleeves.

THOMAS G.. MOORE, No. log, Hickman street,
New York Brass and Copper Wire drawer, and
manufacturer Of Brass, Copper and Iron Wire c,otn
sryrs safes Cages, Coal and sand Screens, wire
Window Blinds Brush Wire, Locomotive and Stfaine'
Wire. az Cylinders covered at short notice.
Yeb T-e5tAd3,s
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Correspondence Of the Enqurer.l

Correspondencc OF The Enqurer.1
BALTIMORE, Feb. l4-5, Pm.
FLoua-The market is steady, but not active.
Howard Street sells al SIS CIT per bbl.
WAEAr-Prime red sells a; I24 a l27 cents per
bushel.
CoRN-Sales of prime yellow al 50 cents per
bu.hel.
NEW YORK, Feb. I4-P. M.
FLoya-Holders are Stiff and the market con-
sequenlly dull. Gcnesce brands sell al S6a6 Is,
and Southern at 6 3Ii.
WHEAT Prime white sells al 1872 l35 cents
per busbel.
CorroN-Wilh heavy market, the transac-
lions are limited.
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Mrs. l.AWRENCE5
s.? n q n, al . ca 49, SS "a IS 4 - .

AIRS. n G. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
IVA commOd!Ous Tenement, tie stores Of Messr!.
Brooks Bell Hudson ard ;srssrs Biniurd Il Fry, on
the Eagle square iian street, nearly opposite her Old
stand, and prepared L. entertain boafd-r- bY hs
day, we'll yearly aud monthly boarders, IN gond
style Trrus moderate. The location FOR persons VI
sitting Richnond hasiurs. IL one Of the best N 'h-
civ Juiy 2-rwly
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w. ". Dabney,
HAVING associated with him John ]. Will
IL son, will hereafter conduct the GROCERY AMI
COMMISSION BUSINESS under The firm and style Of
DABNEY & WILSON, they intend TO keep al
all times well selected slock OF family Groceries
TO which they respectfully solicit call from their
friends and The public generally, as they are de-
,ermined to sell low for cash on The usual lime to
punc,ual customers. Each partner will give his
personal attention 10 the sales of all kinds oil pro.
duce entrusted 10 their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN J. WILSON.