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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-14
A
New Spring Dry Goods.

't'iE subscribers have received by the packets Patrick
henry, Lynchburg and Courier, from New York, a
large and choice assortment OF sPRING GOODS, of the
saIy latest styles aud importations, which have been
paaenasea at large discount, for cash, and must APP
ptaI 70 buyers cheaper Than similar Goods have ever
nseh offered at in this or any other market since 1897.
ihey are In part as follows:
h'oliey's extra super black Cloths and doeskin CASH
Fancy colored Cloths. and nlaid md strjp.d Cas.Ims,es
niap q, Armure, Drape d. Ate and Drap d. yIenne
n~lied summer Cloth, Grape Camblet and Lasting
r,aia, striped aud plain white Drilling, Navy do
narsrilies vestlngs, London Weltings, Jeans, &c
neaVy hiack India Satin, Sinchews and Mode
Rhine
Rlcn plaid and striped glace Silks and Poull de Sole
m,ocaae ana Cameienn Silks and silk Tissues
b'ask, fancy colored, plaid and figured Bareges and
TISSUES
Paris printed Jaconels, Brlrliantes and Orrandies
satin plaid Muslins, and Gro de OJjer French Prints
super and medium French and Manchester Ginchams
Mich embroidered Canton Grape Shawis, white and in
Satin striped Barge shawls and IIandkercbiefs
embroidered Capes, Collars, Chemizettes and Handker-
Net and fancy silk Neck Ties and Handkerchief,
kefchiefs
Ladies' and misses, kid flo, ~, al. - ,,,n .nL
Gloves
Ladies' silk, spun silk, Moravian and cotton Hose
Hose
Boys and c%hiIdren's white and colored cotton Hose
Swiss and cambria Edgings and lnserlincs, bobbin do
ihrraG, Va'enclene, Brussels and Lislo Laces, Edgings
and lnsertings
Camhrics plaid and striped MuslIns, plain Swiss do
French, English and American Calicoes, all qualities
lrlsli Linens, Lawns, Diaper Huckaback and Dowlas
o., io4 and l2 4 fine and superine Irish and Harnsley
S~Ieetings.
"a and lO-4 satin and superine table Damask and Dia-
per, cheap
s%uperfine $ 4 to lc4 table Cloths, Ga and 8 Napkins
and Doylies
Extra super 1874 and Il best Toilet Quilts, full size
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribanis, mourning and half
mourning do, assorted widths, satin and lustring do,
all colors and prices
Heavy Coitonades, Kremlins, blue Drills and Mixtures
Montszuma, Ashburlon, Churubusco and Mexican
Plaids
Pantaloon Stuffs, for Summer wear, very cheap
French Cashmere, for boys' Summer Cloths
Bed Ticking, Apron and Furniture Checks; together
with a full Assortment of DOmestirs OF every kind
kept for sale, all Of which will be sold a, tle lowest
market prices, for cash or acceptances in the city.
Purchasers will please remember that we have but
one price for our Goods This has been an established
rule with Us for many years, and one we are determine
ed 10 adhere 10. They will be found very handsome
and cheap this season.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN E co,
No. pit iIiroad street, iShockoo Hill.
MI
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NOTICE.
THO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF II LOUISE
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of sl
Beaver Dam Depol, Eel. aa-eLDec.l
MANCHESTER BRIDGE COMPANY.

MA NST1ES En- DnlDGC SOhI 1N l..
A # a meeting of the Commissioners appointed for the
n Town Of Manchester, by the act of Sd April
1913, entitled ian act Incorporating the Manchester
Bridge Company ~ held on the 9Th April, le4S:
PRrsgsT-H. Rhodes, Samuel a. Pdtteson, William
Gray, Thomas Walden, w. w. Day.
Ordered, That the following deputy Commissioners
be appointed 10 receive subscriptions under the said
act-to wit:
Alexander Jones, at Chesterfield Courthouse; Ma
con Trabue, At the Falling Creek Pits; William Z.
Spears, at Hallsborough; Abijah Chea;ham, at Otter
dale; James II Cox, n, the Glover Hill Pitts ChastaIn
Cooke, Willis ]. Dance and William L. Scott, in Pow
halan county; Egheu Leigh, Peter F. Bolsseau and
Samuel r. WeisIger, in Amelia county; William N.
Thornton, Henry p. Irving and Thomas w. Crowder,
In Cumberland county; William H. Venable and ia.
cob w. Morton, in Prince Edward county; William
Matthews and z. Chealham, In Apponattox county;
w. II. Dennis and Wyatt cardweli, In Charlotte coun
ty; Asa Oliver and uezekiah Anderson, In holloway
county; Littleton w. Tazewell and U. Edmondson, In
l.unenburs county; William Towns and William X.
Baskerville, In Mecklenburc county.
APRIL IL CIT IL, RHODE Chairman,
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THE NAUTILUS MUTUAL
Fife Insurance Company.

CWGC-N0. bS. IFHU ~, .ScW lWh IEY.
A. NJ. MERCHANT, PRESIDENT.
X. Il. COLEMAN. Vioe PHHsiDrsr.
pLINY FREEMAN, AcruARY.
| THIS Company, confning its business exclusively
10 LIFE INSURANCE, ha- nov been In opera.
tion two wears and three quarters, durin. which period
il has issued I,7l7 policies; and, for the frs; e'ghieeH
months, it experienced no loss. All II, proh's accr'is 70
ihe ctedi; If the dealers, and are divided annually
among Them, whether the policy IS Issued for a limited
term or for life, a feature unknown In the charter "i
any other Mutual Life Insurance Company incorporated
by this State. Life insurers, If they so elect, can pay
90 prr cent Of their premium il cash. and for the ba:
lance rivr 4 note at Twelve months. The dividends 81
The Company have been 80 per cent. per annhm For
mis- Grip issues, on which an annual interest OF six per
cent. is paid in cash. II is expected, on Life Policies.
where the parties shall have paid the whole amount Of
their premiums in cash, that the policy viii be fully
paid for in thirteen years, and The accumulation, be
side, inurc to those who hold the policy.
For further info.natinn, the public are referred 10 the
pamphlets and lnrns Of proposals, which may he Oh
iaiurd nj the Office Of the Agency, or AT Dr. r. W.. Ian.
cocks office, Governor street. near Main.
Doctors F. w. HANCOCK and JOHN w. RElNs
Medical Examiners.
Office Of the Agency-No. IL, Main street, Market
House square. CuAs. na"'
April 7-Ct( agent Tor hlchHiohu.
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Correspondence of tie Enquirer.l

BALTIMORE, April 1876, P. NJ.
STEAMBOAT observation-disclosures has just
reached this city, per telegraph from The West,
OF the burning at ST Louis, of the steamer Char.
ter OAK. Five persons connected with The boat
lost their lives. The steamer was laden with a
valuable cargo, which was entirely consumed.
Lieutenant Shullz, Of The Artillery, stationed
at For, Mann, has commiled suicide by shooting
himself with a pistol.
MARKeT..-We have no change TO note in
either our own or the New York markets.
FROM Tue FAR WEsr.-A An arrival at Saint
Louis from Fort Arkansas, represents that a
large body ofIndians and Mexicans were assem-
bling in that vicinity, and that Col. Gilpin had
left the Fort with troops for the purpose OF dis
persing them.
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Nash A. Woodhouse

d ESPEC FULLY invite The attention o.
n country dealers 10 their stock Of BOOKS,
PIANO Fo5RTEs' STATIONERY and FAN.
CY ARTICLES, for the Spring and Summer
trade. They are now receiving additional sup,
plies, recently purchased. Their supply Of
PIANO FORTES embraces several new and
elegant styles, with the palmer descriptions.
The purchaser will perceive, on favor'ns Us I
with a visit, The most varied and extensive s'ocA
OF Piano Forles to be met with.
March 90
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CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES
AND


THE subscriber has on hand al his Coach
J. Shop, on 18th Street, near Seabrooks' Ware
house, Coaches, Cbarioiees, Barcnchcs, for one
or Two horses, Bugsics, with and without tops,
Rockaways and sulkies, all OF my own manu-
l%acluIe, OF The best materials and workmanship,
latest fashion and most convenient and subs'an-
lial manner; also, many second hand Carriages,
Charriol;ees, Barouche., Bugsies and Sulkies,
all OF which | will sell on The most reasonable
terms, aud respectfully solicit a call from those in
want Of such articles before buying elsewhere
All articles in the Carriage line made 10 order
in The shortest time, best manner and most modcr-
te terms. MICAJAH NANGUM.
Feb 4-d&c6m.
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SENATORIAL,

THE SheriiTs of the counties Of I.le of Wight
L Prince George, Southampton, Surry ard Sussex
Meckirnburg and Halifax; buckingham, AppnnIattox
Cumberland and Campbell; Acromack, northampton,
Elizabeth City, York and Warwick; Culpe.ler, Madi'
son, Orange, Rappahannock and Greene; frederick
Jefferson and Clarke; TazewelI, Wythe, Grayson,
Montgomery, Floyd, Mercer and Pulaski; and the Mayor
of The City of Williamsburg, will take notice that
elections are 10 be held at their Court Houses, and other
places appointed by law for holding elections, Il
choose Senators 10 represent their respective districts
in the next General Assembly.
April 7-cw3w A.. HANSFORD, Z. s.
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nv the Magnetic Telegraph
- u. E,uo,;ye,

Correspondence of the Enquirer
BALTIMORE, April Is, Is4s.
The following is substantially an extrac,
from a letter Of the Hon. Henry Clay, dated
ashland, April ll.h, ls4a," and addressed
ITO THE PUBLIC"
III have finally decided 10 leave 10 The National
Convention OF June next the consideration of my
ma me, in connection with such others as may be
presented to it. to make selection Of a suitable
candidate for President; and whatever The issue
OF its fair and full deliberations, will meet my
prompt and cheerful acquiescence.
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April l-2awd&c4w
CARRIAGES.

NHE subscribers have on hand a large supply
i Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES OF
every description, from the lighes, Buggy up 10
the CaIiole and Clarence Coach, both Of Rich
mond and Northern Manufacture. We are re-
ceiving fresh supplies, weekly, from our eIten-
style, and warranted 10 give satisfaction. We in
wife all purchasers 10 examine our Stock, which
we will sell on as reasonable terms as similar ar.
licles can be procured in any city in the Union.
N. B. Carriage Trimmings al low prices.
MaIch6 HOOKER OSBORN.
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JPUBLIC MEETING.-The citizens Of
,;comond are requested 10 meet atlhe City Hall,
IN SATURDAY Evening a. halt past 7 o'clock,
Nm The purpose OF expressing their sympathy for
Fraace. and Inc success OF tree principles in Eu-
rope. &c, # r,ro,s,n r.,;ors
,s., has embraced the cause Of freedom, melting
LsjonJ m. Austrian, Italian and German States
u REVOLUTION. She deserves, at our hands, the
warm congratulations OF every friend OF Repub-
,ican Government. MANY CITIZENS.
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TO RIIIJDERS

THE Board of Directors OF the Eastern Lunaiic Asy-
L lum, in Williamsburg, will receive sealed propo.
sails until the Goth April, 1918, for the construction of
two brick buildings, each three stories high, with n
basrment-ihe one 80 feet by AZ, and the other 95 feet
by 10-the Directors restTviGg The right "a reject all
the proposals, if il be found that the lowest will exceed
the amount appropriated for this object-altnouch they
have lille doubt that II Will be adequate 10 meet any
reasonable proposal.
a description oflhe buildings and the specifications Of
the contract viii be exhibited To any one DESTROYS 10
bid by Philip J. Barziza. at the Asylum, on AMI after
the lst April. no. SAUNDERS,
President Directors.
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lie CRANE & SON,
M IN 18TH STREE,

No. 10, 15TH STREET, -
TTAVE received by recent arrivals, 'heif usua
II Spring Stock Of Goods, and offer ior sa y
$500 sides red and oak tanned Sole Learner, ..
dcz.n American and French Calf Skins, together
with the usual supply of articles Tor shoemasers
Carriage Makers, Saddle and Harness Makers =
Tanners and Curriers', and MacHinlsls-a o.
which we will sell on reasonable terms.
March 3l-3taw2w
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TN CHANCERY-VIReInIA AT Rules holden in th8
Clark q Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanesry for the county of Aeeomaek, on the gu,
day Of February, ls46i -
John Bull, jr, fis'huh:
against ~
tis, pelenoants;
The defendants, Samuel Dennis and Michael Ma
SON, not having entered their appearance and given
security, according to the act OF Assembly and the rules
Of this Court, and It appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not Inhabitants OF this Commonwealth, u
is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here on
the first day OF the next June term Of the said Court,
and answer tho bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy
of this order be forthwith Inserted in some newspa-
per published in the city OF Richmond for two months
SUCCESSFULLY, and posted Mt the front door of The Court
house ofthis county. A True Copy-Teste,
J.J. AILWORTH,
Deputy for Thomas R. Joynes, c.
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ga CARD. a

The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES OF the HENRICO AG.
BIcrLTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
have determined 70 hold their Spring Exhibition on
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th May, ls48, when the usual va
r.ty OF premiums will be awarded for the best speei-
ueas Of the various descriptions Of Farm Stock, Farm
in, Implements, Vegetables. Fruits, flowers, nnd the
productions Of household industry. such as Butter,
Carpe,ing, Hearth Rugs, Comforts, Quilts, Mattresses,
Ornamental Needle Work, knitting, sc. All the par
,iealars will be comprehended in hand bills, which
viii be ready for distribution in q few days.
Anrl l0-cWtd
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NOTICE TO
Ticker II A addison

uUNI4ItI1L IlNLAN y
OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (cyLEmAN's BUILDINGS
Four doors North Of Pennsylvania Arsane,
w n n gtOn
nPvERI.Y TUCKER and JOHN f. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for The purpose of prosecut-
inp claim. of all kinds before Congress and the several
Department Of the General Government.
XII Communications, post paid, addressed to the
above. shall receive prompt attention.
Reference il given to the following gentlemen ;
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; Hon. j.. y. Ma
son. Secretary Of the Navy; Hon. r. J. Walker, secre.
,arv Sths Treasury: Hon. Jno. Mclean, u 8. Supreme
Court; Hon. r. NJ. 7. Hunter, US Senate; Clement
Cox, ESQ.,, Georgetown, DC.
q John E. Addison, Attorney al Law, VIII continue
Courts OF The District Of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties of MARYLAND and Virginia. Jan. ?l-cly
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IN Caroline County Court. February i4,h, ls4s:
1 On the motion Of Elizabeth w. Napier and Boom
Napier, leeatees under the will OF William T. Napier,
deceased, IL is ordered, that all persons who may
have claims against the said William P. Napier,
deceased, be required TO exhibit the same for settle
ment on or before the 10th day of June next. and that a
copy of this order be published in one Of The newspa-
pers published 10 the city OF Richmond for eight weeks
and be posted at the door Of tho Courthouse on two Sc
yeral Court days. A Copy-Teste,
March l7-cw6w Ohm L. PESDLETON, OK.
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ROOFING SLATE.

WE are prepared TO furnish a, short notice,
w either in this city, Lynchburs, or at any
point on the Canal, ROOFING SLATE Of The
mos! approved qualify, raised from the celebrated
Quary in Buckingham, worked TOR many years
by The late Col. John Nicholas, decd. We war
rant The quality OF The Sl7te to be equal %, if NOT
better, than any 10 be had in this or any other
country. Samples can be seen at orr Office
Orders will receive prompt attention.
DEANE & BROWN.
ALL 0...l4nAm
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NOTICE.

RIO ALL VINO 1T Ia CONCERN: Knew yr,
L that I, Elizabeth ]. Peter, Administrative Of John
p. C. Peter, late Of Montgomery county, deceased, in
tend TO apply 10 the President and Directors oi The
Bank Of Virginia, az also 10 the President and Dlrrc.
tors of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, TO have all the
Bank Stock in each said Bank, belonging To, and sta d.
ing in the maine Of John 2. G.. Peter, my intestate
transferred 10 me. in my own name, n soon a the law
Of Virginia will allow me sot do.
ELIZABETH j. PETER,
AnrIl lI-cw3m AdmluisttatriY OF ]. L. L.. Peter.
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Broad Street Hotel.
RIcRMoNp, VIRoINiA,

Corner of Broad AND ga Streets.
TNHE subscribers take this opportunity Of in.
i forming their friends and the public gene
rally that they have taken, for a term ofyears, this
house. 1t has recently been refied and enlarged
as any hotel in the %city-being near the Capitol,
and Immediately at the Depo. of the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Railroad. Their table will
be furnished with the best the marke, affords,
served up in The old Virginia style; their rooms
are we'll furnished and will be attended by COM
petent servants; their Bar will be supplied with
the best liquors; and the subscribers, both expe-
rienced in such business, will devote themselves
entirely TO The comfort and accommodation OF
their guests. To their friends in Richmond and
of The upper country, in particular, they would
appeal for a share OF public patronage.
JAMES G. BLAKEY,
E. G. MOORE.
April 5-dli&cw4w>
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Paintings !

40. l39 Main Street, 0ver the Store q
NASH s. WoopHousE.
A SELECT and choice collection OF Pictures,
Il handsomely framed and adapted Tor Parlor
and Drawing. Room Ornaments. among which
sill be found works Of real merit, ancient and
modern, to which the proprietor respectfully begs
Is call the attention OF the residents OF Richmond
and The public. They consist Of genuine and
aieinal works by Van Artois, Wills, Nollekens
Dershem, Michael Care, Verbruggen, Van Stry,
Lancret, Amiconi, Rykaerts, Lamhetcb, Wou-
'srmans, &C., &c. These Paintings are all Of
thigh class, 10 perfect order, and will be sold at
moderate ptices. May be seen from 8 I'LL 5 o.
lock, for about 10 days, when those notsold will
K removed from the city.
April l4-dGlt HENRY BENT.
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NOTICE

Boyd,on, April la-cw3w
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TO ALI. WHOM Ir MAY CONCEKN.

TO ALL WHOM IL MAY CONCERN.
7NAKE NOTICE, that | intend TO apply 10 The Bank
L of Virginia for NJ" certificates II stock III lieu ~
n certificate ui five shares new Stock Of said Bank, in
tie name of John Robertson, Of Cuipepef, No. 653,
dated I7th August, 1916, and oi a certificate of five
shares OF Stock in said Bank, in M name, as Admins
irltrix Of John Robertson. deceased, No. 5,fsi. dated
18th January, 1919; and, also, TO the Farmers Bank OF
Virginia, for new certificates of Stock, in lieu of certi-
icatcs of said Farmers Bank, rs follows, 10 wit: OF
3lst July, lsi6, No. J $50, for five shares; of 5th 0clo.
her. lcl6, No. 2,322, for three shares; OF 10Th February.
1917, Nh. 2,iia, fnr four shares, tof which one was
transferred 3l,h July, l.l6, and the other three the 10Th
February, lsl7.l and Of 18th July, 1878, No. 1881, OF
two shares--all IN Tie name Of John Eobertson; and oi
Certificate ofSlock in said Farmers Bank, If January
2Jh, 1919. No. 3,n37, for one share, in my M ne, rs Al
ministIatTIx OF John RobertsoI, drcegSei-llie sand
above described certificates OF Stock in said Banks hav-
In. been lost by me: And all persons are hereby call-,
on 10 show cause why new certificates therefor shall
no. be issued. SARAH ROBERTSON,
Administrative II John Robertson, deceased.
Charlo;;esynle, March 81, ~lsas-cw6w.
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.

OHee-Na. 81, Nam 81, Richmond, Va,
CONTINUES to gran, policies on Lives only, Al the
u lowest rates of nremium. All persons insured for
the term Of life are stockholders. Dividends are made
annually, and thus far have b.sn % per cent. u The
premium il over $50, q portion viii he loaned 10 me
insured, ii he wishes. The success of the company Is
without parallel.
BRsJ. &. MILLER, Secretary.
To- Prospectus 81 the Company can be had by call
Ing at tho Agents Office, in Richmond, Va, No. q,
Main street, over the slore Of Judah Myers, Esq.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
A.Ssr.p. NJ. d, corner of 5th and Marshall streets,
Medical Examiner. Feb. 2s-h&c2awit
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w. B. PEASANTS, NJ. D.,
~ ~

No. 1919, Garner aJoue Farmers BGnk, Main Street.
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
EFEREN +:
MIR. James A Scddon, James LYONS, Esq,
Wood Bonldin, Esq, Mr.. w. C. Darlington,
Gen. E. Darlington, Mr.. James M. Morscn,
Richmond.
MIR. James c. Bruce, Hon. Robert Gillian,
w. II. Clark, Esq, Dr.. Hicks,
Hon. t. S. Flournoy, Hon. A. w. Venablc,
Halifax, Virginia. Granville, N. Carolina.
March lO-iit&c6m
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J STEBBlNS & ELLIS,
MACHINE
Mind, Sash and g1O0s.

NANUfACTURERS AND GLAZIERS,
Next Door 10 the Virginia WoolIcn Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
4 RE prepared 10 execute all orders in their line on
N reasonable terms, and in n satisfactory manner.
ORDERS by letter promptly executed, and work war
rantsd 10 please.
Ready Made Work always on hand.
March I7-c,fif
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4 LII persons having claims against the estate OF sa-
A muel Finch, deceased, are respectfully requested TO
y,sent them. properly authenticated, to George w
Cox for settlement; and hose indebted to said estate
". requested 10 make payment TO said George w. Cox
Who IL authorized TO settle up the estate.
MARY C. FINCH,
Administrative Of Samuel Finch, deceased.
Anil IA -c0f
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NOTICE.

DY arrangement between the undersigned, the
d concern of dickinson, ROBINSON
& CO." is dissolved. The name Of the concern
viii only be used in The settlement Of claims due
thereto. Signed,
A. ROBINSON, Jr,
II. B. DICKINSON.
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CoAL-PlT HANDS WANTED.

WISH to hire for The balance of the year twenty ad-
: ditional hands for my operations al the Gourie
Mines. About half OF them Will be required for under
ground seryice-thr balance viii be employed on the
surface only. Applications can be made nj my shipping
yard, opposite Rockets, at the mines, or through lhr
Post Office, to my address, Richmond.
april 4-c6t JOHN J.. r
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SPRING SUPPLY

JI7M. P. LADD, DRuoGisT, No. 3l9, Broad
w street, Shockoe Hill, is receiving, by vari-
ons arrivals from the Northern Markets, a sup.
ply Of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
S,ufs, Window Glass, Pe.iumery, Fancy Ar,i.
Giles, &C., &C., which he offers 10 his country
irienos, and those wanting such articles in his
line of business, upon The mos! accommodating
terms. March l7-e6t
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Stcon, Marble Works.
lDGE ROAD, ABOVE SPRING G

RIDGE KUAU, ABUFE STNIN" n =
PHILApRLPHiA.
THIS extensive establishment Is erected on an i'm
L proved plan. and, by the aidlof Steam Power, ma
nufactur.s nil kinds Of Plain aud Ornamental MAR
DIE WORK, in a superior style, and at The lowest
prices. So
The largest and hest assortment oil Marble hantels,
Unmarried Parlar and Garden Slatuary, Vases and
Fountains, Tiles for floors, &c, may he seen NJ the
Ware Rooms, 10 which the attention Of the public Is
respectfully invited.
Marble Cutters supplied al all times, with any num-
her of finished Mantels and Marble Tops, Italian
Tombs and Monuments, cut &c Sizes or finished; also,
constantly on hand a large assortment OF American
Gave stones. In The rough or finished, Marble in block,
Dr.. JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden Street.
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