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March 6
J. C.. CRANE d son.

No. 10, 18TH STREET.
HAVE received by recent arrivals, their usual
II Spring Stock Of Gcols, and offer for sale
$500 sides red and oak tanned Sole Leather, SO
dozen American and French Calf Skins, together
with the usual supply OF articles for Shoemakers,
Carriage Makers, Saddle and Harness Makers,
Tanners and Curriers', and Machinisls al Of
which we will sell on reasonable terms.
March 3l-3taw2w
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T UCK's OFFICE, No. ., Exchange Place,
IL Richmond, Virginia.
This Day-Capital Prize $40, 900, l of 10, GOA,
4 prizes OF 5000, &c. 10 Nos, 10 draw D
Tickets IS.
Also, IS 900. 1891, &c. IS Nos, adrawn
Tickets ST.. For sale at No. S, Exchange.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass 20:
% 81 IS % 60 40 10 80 l3 81 IS %.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated Lottery, IA:
rs 70 Ga 80 IS 6 l9 SO So 46 b3 Is.
April 4
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10000 DOLLARS! 1870 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Lottery, Class No. 81, 10 br drawn A.
Baltimore on Wednesday, April l2lA, IoiS. IS MOI,
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lCoALPIT HANDS WANTED.

lCOAL-PIT HANDS WANTED.
WISH to hire for tho balance of the wear tw.n,v al.
oit'onal hands for my op~e rations AT m, couri.
momes; About half of them viii be required for under.
surface only. Applications can be- made al nv shin,inu
baia, opposite Rockets, at the mines, or through The
fos. ohiee, to my address, Richmond.
April 4-c6t JOHN wroru
wANNERY FOR RENT OR LEASE.
IhE subscriber offers for rent or lease, on favorable
buildings, including cnnying, and located in III. ei,s y
tn. WA peing the only one in that section of country.
De-, NStioIk market affords a plentiful supply of most
suon,u = nloes, and the adjacent country an ample
Dark. Possession given Immediately.
AMI, ua,ess JOHN z. DOYLE, Norfolk, Va.
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March Adm

ToWLEs' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wal
~ street, Richmond, Virginia.
Lat Lottery Vendors do and say what they may,
For selling prizes COWLEs carries the day.
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke, Glass l3:
63 4 80 62 % 20 40 IS % 10 SO 81 33
For This Day-Grand Consolidated, Glass
IA. Extra. Capitals: $40. 900, 10000, 4 OF S, 1000,
20 of 900, &c, 70 Nos, l3 drawn. Tichc;s5.
Same day-Small Fry Lottery, Delaware,
Glass 81. S.. 1000, l,40O, 4 Of 200, &c. IS Nos,
IL drawn. Tickets l.. April 4
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SCHEMES FOR APRIL, 1913.
10000 DOLLARS: IS OF /. 500 DOLLARS,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. Is, 10 he drawn
az Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, the 9Th April,
1913. IS Nos. IL draWn.
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Greek Nation a'PIZe Office,
MO. loi EAST MAIN STREET, ae4m.aa
IN FrgtnlG.

luSaahUEs n akLS vsSaSS3
MO. l0i EAST MAIN STREET. aie!mead
IN FirstalG.
SCHEMES FOR APRIL, 1915.
5000 DOLLARS! 1900! 5000!
Is drawn Nos. in each package of 90 Tickets!
Saturday, April 9Th, 1913 Grand Capitals: $40 ,CoO,
IL, 900, 5000, 5000, 10 Of / 500, 10 Of j 200, &C., &c
Tickets sl0; halves S; quarters J 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class Is, for 1913, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria on Saturday, April Is Grand
Scheme s35, 900, $4,000, 10000, 7,uOO, 100 OF Goo, &C.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Glass l6, FOR 1918, 10 he
drawn Al hIe1andria, on Saturday, April 2ad. l5drawn
Nos. in a package Of IS Tickets. Magnificent Scheme:
500, 400, 10000, J., 000, 10,ueD, $500, 8 Of 5000, 3 Of
1000, 4 of $500, 90 of 1000, 20 OF 600, &c. Tickets
500; halves 10; qnarters5. A certificate Of a package
Of 25 Tickets will be sent for S aD0-shar.s in propotlicr.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburs Lottery, Classl II. for lsis, 10 be
drawn at alexandria Saturday, April 2yth 65 40 Lot
tery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: $4,000,
o,Ooo, 1000, $500, 1882, &c. Tickets Si2; halves s;
quarters 3.
JERSEY LOTTERIES FOR APRIL, 1915.
April 5-Capital O,OCo. Tickets $40. &c Nos, II
drawn.
drawn. :.
April ls-Caplal $40, l4s. Tickets $40. IS Nos, 10
drawn.
April a6-Capi,al $4,000. Tickets $40. 7s Nos,l "A
drawn.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares, in any Of the above Schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned, will receive The most prompt aten
tion, and an account of each drawing fnrw arded a
soon as IL Is received.
N B-Hnriey pays postage on al letters 10 ana
from his office.
Hurley's rule is 10 cash all prizes 1t sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has at all times a complete assortment! el
Tickets. ran eing In price from 81 TO $50.
Please address your ordeIsto WM. HURLEY.
No. 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
P. Sail business strictly confidential. March 20
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Nash q WOodhouse

WILL receive in a day or SO, by the schooner
w Greenway, 3 superb PIANO FORTES,
selected out OF the extensive establishment OF
STODART & DUNHAM, New York. These
instruments are of the ffst water, Diamonds, so
10 speak, whose sparkling brilliancy suit The pu-
rest tones. The ladies, and purchasers general
", are respectfully invited 10 call and view these
elegant Instruments. March 4
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..AhiilIN B. JO1i1Ni,L
puRr OF RICH M u D.
tIigh y aler ,ni. cav, a, 4 o'clock, P. NJ.

ARRIVED,
Schr Orb, Walker, Atrakapas, Sugar and Mo-
lasses, to Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
Schr Bangor, Crouch, Thomaslon, sundries &c
Rankin & Whillock.
Schr Catharine H. Bacon, Sherman, N. York.
British Brig Bloomfield, Calhall, Windsor, N
SAILED,
Schr Genl. Warren, Davis, Norfolk.
Schr Segocher, Waus. Portland
Schr David Hale, Bo2art. New York.
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April l-2awd&c4w

BOOKS, STATIONERY AND
Piano E'OrteS.
SPRING SUPPLY-iei5.
nRlNKER & MORRIS are in receipt Of their
IL Snring supply Of Books, Stationery and
Piano Fortes, embracing their usual general and
extensive assortment.
Country Merchants supplied atlhe lowest pos
sible prices. March %
BOBIN AND THREAD EDGlNLS.
lust opened a large 10, OF Babin Edges, very
y cheap; Thread, Lisle and Imitation Cambria;
also, cheap.
Apri!3 j. G. CHENERY.
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TOBACCO.-We learn (says the Baltimore
American) that all The good Kentucky and Vir-
gina Tobacco in our market has, within The last
Two or three days, been bought up-except a LOT
Of about $50 hhds. iue qualify Kentucky, which
is held by one house.
We also learn that large sales Of Tobacco have
been made in New York and Philadelphia.
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w J. BIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE opDo.
w . site Exchange Hotel.
Fer 70 day-Capital $40. 900, 5000, $500,
2l45, 1000, 10 prizes OF 1900, 10 of 1850. 10
OF 1000. Sales close at s, P. M. Is Nos, ID
drawn. Tickets S..
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg Lottery, Glass Is:
9 40 IA So "a 80 90 II 81 SO % 8.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex Lottery, Class q. Extra:
"a 81 63 S "a 81 60 Il SO 40 80 Ii 81
April 4
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Ry the Magnetic telegraph.
1co,,e,pondence OF tie Richmond EnQnirer.l
WASHINGTON, MONDAY, APRIL 3, P. M.
SENATE.
, reception of petitions being the FIRST bust

SENATE.
The reception of petitions being the first bust.
ness In order, a number were presented.
MIR. Allen moved TO take up the resolution
which he had previously offered, congratulaling
the people of France on the establishment, OF
a Republic.
Upon ,hi. motion a long debate ensued, which
by, Butler, Benton and Downs. The question on
the motion 10 take up was decided by yeas and
nays, as follows-yeas 81, nays %.
So The Senate refused 10 take up The resolution.
MIR. Critenden moved 10 proceed TO The order
of the day, being the bill 10 relieve for one year
the Judges OF the Supreme Court OF the United
Slales from Circuit. Court duty.
This motion gave rise TO a debate, which was
participated in by Messrs. Cass, Benton and
Cri,tenden. On being put TO the vote, The motion
was agreed 10.
The bill was read and then laid aside, and the
Senate, on motion of MIR. flanagan, went into
executive session.
Three several motions were made this morn
ing 10 suspend The rules TO enable The House 10
act on bushes. out Of its regular order. On
each motion, the yeas and nays were demanded
and taken, and the House refused so 10 proceed,
each call showing a majority of nays.
Various resolutions syYpa.hizing with The
peofle of France were offered, and MIR. Duer
moved TO refer them 10 a select committee, 10 be
comrosed OF one member from each State.
a debate sprung up ON Mr.. DIS motion, which
was participated in by Messrs. Donnell, Hill
lizard, McClernand, CT. Ingersoll, Haskell, Jo-
seph R. ~lngersoll, Cummings, Giddings, Bayly
and Duer. The discussion was quite animated
the question of slavery having been Introduced
into il-and was continued till a late hour, when
on motion The House adjourned.
MIR. Ashmun has The floor on this question for
tomorrow.
NEW YORK, April 3-P. NJ.
FLoue-The market is steady, but not active.
Sales of Genesee brands are making at Sc so,
and OF Souther at 6 37i a 6 49,.
WHRAr-Sales OF prime white al l4S a l5l CTS
| per bushel.
Corn Prime yellow sells at 50 asa cents pei
bus hel.
WRlsKgr-Sales Of bbls. at "a c. per gallon.
P~aovIsIoNs-The sales OF Provisions are only
| for the supply OF the resular Trade demand. Lard
however, is dull, and tends downward.
CorroH-The market is without animation.
BALTIMORE, April S-P. NJ.
FLcuR-The market, with moderate business
is in favor of the seller. Sales of 1000 bbls
| Howard street Flour al IS 68s.
GRAIN-The market is wi!hou, change.
ces.
PAISFCL AcclDeNr.-Mr. Joseph s. Ri'chi.
vinegar manufacturer, Of this city, and his negro
boy, were both accidentally smolhered in a vine
| gar vat this morning.
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Steam Marble Works.

HttsEEaE UtE 20 AS.
RIDGE ROAD ABOVE SPRING GARDEN STREET.
fHfLiDrtrRtt.
rrHIS extensive establishment j. erected IN an I'm
proved plan, and, hy int aiaff Steam Power, ma.
uufartures all kinds If Plain AID Ornamental MAX
L WORK, in a superior style, and At The lowest
prices.
The Iargrs; and best assortment Of MlIbl. hantel',
Imported Par!.r and Gariea Staiuary, Vases and
Fountains, Tiles for floors, Sc. MY nc seen nj the
Ware RnnH:s, 70 which the attention Of The pubic IS
respectfully invited.
Marble Cutters supplied al all times, with any num-
Der af finished Mantels and Marble Tops, Italian
Tombs and Monuments. cut 10 sizes or %fnished; also,
constantly on hand n large assortment of American
Crave Stones, In the rough or finished, Marble IN block,
&c. Ohm BAIRD,
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden Street.
phIiadplnhia March os-og
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S3E:siassa Forbes,

= KEpisIssE -"
EEEIlSG grateful for the very liberal p0lronase ex-
i tended &, him since be ha- been engaged IN build
M in this city, takes this method Of making his nc-
acknowledgements.
lie has moved from his former place ol business To
The nrw brick shop near The corner Of Main aud 9Th
streets. and adjoining The Luck Establishment Of Mr..
{. Cumb-rsnn, where he would he eIat 10 receive or
ders Tor any thing in his line. lie VIII a'so furnish
plans and specifications for hiiihins OF any description
whatever.
Persons from 4 distance, wishing sashes, Doors or
blinds made in The hest manner, and on the lowest
terms, would de well 10 send their orders TO him, as his
lie has The privilege OF making the following refer
encrs, By all If whoa lie has been employed Mess!s.
Hubbard, Gardner & Carlton; Mrssrs. Workman, Nc
Crndrr & TO-; Messrs. Charles I. Workman & TO-; MIR.
William Mitchell. Ir and Capt Charles Dlmtnock.
Richmond, March ilh,
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MERCHANDISE
orzs:irsaan..ss.ln
PARKER. BAYLY e. NIMMO.

'E'HE s~ubsrihers have formed 4 Co-Partnership, for
d the transaction Of 4 WHOLESALE AMI RE.
TAIL GOODS BUSINESS, under the firm and
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SCHEMES FOR THE HEEk.
% Gnn DOLLARSl 5000 DOLLARS

SU,UUU DOLLtiltS o,OuU DoLLh 40
TUEsuAY-Monongalia, No. II. Capitals 81, 900.
5000, 2, 500, ALAS, 2,oUu, III Of l,j00, lU Of $50, 10 Of
1000. &C. rs Ecs., II drawn. Tickets IS; halves , 50;
yrs. l %.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-New Jersey, No. %, Capitalists.
800 $50, 5000, s,OOa, 5000, 5000, a,o7s, 20 oil l,dno,
&C. CT Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SIC; halves 5; quar-.
tiers . 30.
20 COO DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THuRsDAY-New Jersey, Extra, No. Y. Capitals:
ga, 600, 5000, 1904, :, iO0, 700, 10 Of l,2iO, &C. IS
Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets S. halves ! su;. ris %.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, Extra, No. 6. Capitalist
81, 900, 6. 900, l,473, | 900, > Of 600, SC IS Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets - So; halves %; gus. o. c.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-sus+eS, Extra. No. 30 Csp'lais:-si,-
600, l.00O, $40, sc, &c. TO Nos, 10 drawn. iickr,s
81; halves 50 els. quarters p cts.
10 1000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY, April Sil-Lrcsburg Lottery. NJ. H.,
10 be drawn in Alexandria. Capitals: 53tinlI, l2,0tp,
5000, 1000, 10 OF SOC, 10 Of ,u0u. sc. g Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets Sl0; halves 5; quarleH2 81.
Orders for Packages, Certificates o Packages ana
single Tickets in all The Lotteries wlllhe promptly A.
tended TO, and drawings sent when retuested. Please
address orders 10 n. u. kalitlN
April 3 Richmond. Va.
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
PIANO FORTES.

nRINkER & MORRIS, Publishers aud Bo"ksrI.ers,
- are receiving by every packet PIANO FuGTES,
OF the latest and most elegant patterns, in rosewood
cases, from six TO seven octaves.
Our assortment 10 now the most commanding eyer Of
fersd in Virginia, and we have no hesitation In saying
that We offer inducements to purchasers never before
met with in this market. Indeed, our prices are even
lower than instruments OF equal quality can be obtained
In the Northern markets. Our assortment embraces the
square Pianos manufactured by the celebrated II. Wor-
eestsr, of New York, and the magnificent GRAND Pr
AMOS and PTANINos, manufactured by tho renowned
Pianist, Henri Herr, Paris
The superiority OF the Instruments wo oder 10 attest
cd b. the APPRECIATION of numerous dislin 3ntlh.d profes-
sors and amateurs, both In the North and South.
We respectfully ask OF purchasers an examination of
the above instruments. March "a
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TuEsDAY, APRIL 4TH.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
2 The POCAHONTAS. Captain
PARRISH. will receive freight for
inc above places ill 2 P. NJ. Today, and will
leave ala ?. NJ. Passage and Fare 10 Bali.
more only SIS. HENRY LUDLAM g. co.
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD.
Two remove the apprrlensions Of the public, and the
L patrons OF the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, as 10
the effects of the late fire on the future prospects and
means Of the road, notice j. given, that, Is lie State
authorities have made arrln gem-nts 10 repair The late
loss, the road i enabled 10 transport IN regular order
and IN good time, all the Produce, Merchandise, Ira
vel, &c, that may be- offered.
THOMAS MILLER, President.
Office Raleigh Z. CASTOR Railroad,
March Is, lsis. March el-cwI,-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Arabian Hos.se, shaheen,

This Horse il believed 10 be The finest
ISN specimen of the Arabian race ever imported
TT into the United States tie was purchased
--.b by our Minister at Constantinopie alter
much experience In the observation OF the horse Of that
country, and numerous efforts TO ind an animal OF the
hest blood ana hnesf parts. He believes that he tut
succeeded, as IN cxiIac; from one al his letters. hereto
appended, amply shows. II Is deemed unnecessary L.
publish his Arabian pedigree in the original ortraRslaied
form, as II would be unint1llisib!e Ia most PERSONS
but It can be seen by all those who are curious on such
subjects.
He will commence the present season at L.o.e,,n. in
the county Of ESSEX, on the end DAY IL April, where he
will rrmain unit the An; thence TO Tarplhannock, 10
remain ill the 9TH; thence 10 Aylet.'s, 10 remain iii the
lUth; and TINS Ia the end Of The Seasun-naAIE. his APP
pearance every 9Th day nj each stand.
The season viii be $50; Insurance $50; and 4 single
leap SO. In each case 81 nusthe paii . tn groom.
WA. RhiiLWARE.
Errtcet Of the Letter referred 70 abore:
Legation az THE tSirEp Sr.rgs,
COASTAN1ISuPL.E.
Dear Sin Your horse, Shahten, Is of The best Ara
bian race, and the finest horse in this city. Ills Males.
", the Sultan, has no: his equal in his numerous stud.
lie Is the subject Of general admiration on the raft OF
The Turks Whenever he Is taken out. deem myself
exceedingly fortunate in having obtained him, SC:
Very truly, yours, &C., DABSEY :. CARR.
March 3l-cwtf
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
NOTICES j. hereby given. that the Board OF Visitors Of
~ William and slary College, in Virginia, i; their
annual conrocation, 10 be holden on lhr ilih day Of
July next, VIII proceed 10 appoint SIX Professors, one OF
whom 10 he III. President Of the College.
i. Of Political Economy and History
.. or Mathematics aud Astronomy
3. Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, including
Agricultural Chemistry
4. III Moral Pniio- oply
5. OF Constitutional and Municipal Law
6, Of Ancient Languages.
The salary OF each Professor is 900 dollars. paid
half yearly, 10 which will be added the fees Tor tickets
t0the different Lectures. The President. III addition 10
these. VIII be entitled 70 occupy the Presidents house
free of rent, and To have the use Of the College, garden
and lots.
Applications addressed 10 me will be laid before the
Board. r.. M~cCANDLlSfl,
March aS-cwtlstJuly Rector.
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14th Street Richmond Viroini,

Nth Street, Richmond, Virginia,
a RE now receiving their Spring stock OF
n BONNETS, LEGHORN ami PALM
LEAF HATS, RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, &c, and are prepared 10 show "a
large and complete an assortment oi Goods in
their line as any house South Of New York, and
will offer them as low as they can be bought in
any OF The Northern cities. Merchants ale re.
quesled 10 give US a call before purchasing.
March 2l-d&c
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RICHMOND MARX cts. APRIL .

TOBACCO-Receipls and inspections light
with a fair demand for manufacturing qualities
We quote Lugs 50 a 3; common leaf 3 SO a
4 90; middling 4 so a S 90; good and foe S SO
10 7 90; extra manufacturing-none o fefing.
FLOUR-S5 IS 6-not active.
WHEAT-Whi,e l25; red 100 cents.
OATS-0 a 42i cents per bushel.
CORN-45 cents, Sc pounds 10 The bushel.
CORN MEAL-50 a 55c. per bushel. Dull.
BACoN-virginia hog round 81 a 7 cts; BALI
more Sides 81 a 6 cents; Shoulders III a 5 cents;
Hams 6 a 8 cents; Joles 81 a 4 cents; old
Sides Al a 5 cents; Shoulders 81 a 4 cents.
LARD-S CTS.
FlSH-No:th Carolina Herrings-none in
market.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, 81 so a 3 %5O-eqnal 10 5 90 a 7 90 nett.
HOES: none in market. SHEEP: 50 10 4 90
according 10 quality.
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II A IL p S
DOUBLE ACTION HARPs.

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the Musical
i Elite .; lie Gnl;ed States, that they have been
engaged FOL many years, IN The city .! y. York, III the
n,1uufnrmrr pf
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AUCTION SALE.
Rfy *. 81. Il e.. Is. afilI Aucts
EEGROtS.

VIII be sold by US Tbs Morning, al 10 o.
ciock, one Negro Woman and Child, and a like
~ Muiano Gil, Is years old.
Apul4 n. B.& C.. E.. HILL, Aucrs.
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% Gao DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS,

WEDNESDAI-NtW jersey, no. Is, Capitalist
a3o. ovo. 5000, s,00a, 5000, 1900, a,07s, 20 oil La.
&c. 6d Nos, ii drawn. Tickets SIC; halves 5; qua
tars y "a.
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TREDEGAR IRON COMPANY.

TKEUEJNR IHUN
A T. meeting Of the Directors Of The Trcde-
n gar Iron Company, held al the office OF
Gen. Bernard Peyton, on Monday, l3,h March,
1913, it was
Resolved, Thai general meeting Of he Stock.
holders OF the Company be called, 10 take place
a, ID o'clock, on Tuesday, 4:h April next, al tie
Farmers Bank Of Virginia TO receive the report
OF the committee appointed TO make disposition
OF the properly-ihey having effected a sale OF the
same, subject 10 the ratification Of the Slockhold.
ers in general meeting. Signed by order OF the
Presiden, and Directors,
JOHN F. TANNER, Secty.
March I4-tdm
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ROOFING SLATE.

VIZ are prepared 10 furnish a! short notice,
w either in this civ, LYnchbufs. or at any
point on The Canal, ROOFING SLATE Of The
most approved qualify, raised from The celebrated
quarry in Buckingham, worked for many years
by The la.e Col. John Nicholas, decd. We war
ran. the quality OF he Slate to be equal 10, If not
heller, than any 10 be had in this or any DINER
country. Samples can be seen At orr Office
Orders will receive promp, attention.
DEANE & BROWN.
April l~-2au dSctw
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OREGON CORN.-A lew bushels Just re-
" ceived and Tor sale by
April WM. PALMER,
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Ely keenJalniss Davis, u uctr.
OFFICE-SO. 5. WALL STREET.


NEG iOES
VIII h. sill Ti!iS MORNING, at 10
O'clock, , Plough Boys ! Gid is, and / Gill 10
years OF age. BENJAMIN DAVIS,
April 1 Office No ), al slrre.. Auct.
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Esy ~. GoddIrf, Aucaiomeer

IT Sale 10 be CONDUCTED BIZ
April Adds ALIEN. MOTT, Auct.
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SPRING DRY GOODS

WE have opened a portion Of our stock OF
w Spring Goods, TO which we invite the al.
lenlion Of our friends and The public generally.
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