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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Spring O

VIZ ILLlNGHAM & Elicit are now re.
wv ceiving and opening their Stock Of Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, which have been Sc
lecled with much care, comprising a general as
sorlment-in part as follows:
Rich printed Lawns, English and Scotch
Grenadines, Paris style, new article for dresses
Plaid Silk Balesle-yery rich
Muslin Robes and Jenny Linds-new article
Lace Mius, Wells, Capes and Collars
Laces and Edgings-large stock
J%aconets, plain Swiss and Check Muslins
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons : ne. style
Black and fancy Cravats and Gloves
Parasols. Paris style and Turkey rcd cotton
Black and fancy Cassimeres Large sock
Clolhs-black, green and brown
Marseilles, Valencia and other Vcs,ings
Suspenders-French, English and American
New style Spring Prints and Ginghams-:cse.
Their with every article usually. kept in a Dry
Goods jobbiug house, to which they respectfully
call The attention OF their friends and The trade &C.
nerally. No. o6, MAIN STREET.
March 23-d2w
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New Spring Esry seeds.

I'VE snbscr beers have received by The packets Patrick
= Henry i%.ynch5uIg and Courier. from New York, n
LARGE aud choice assortment al SPRING GOODS, az the
very latest styles aud inIporiatons. winch have been
purchased III 4 iar.r discount, for cash. aud must ap.
pear Ia hiy tr> che per than similar g ,nis have tyrr
h-tu offered II IN this or any other market since 1897.
They are IN part rs follows
Bioliey's extra super black Cloths and docskin CASH
meres
Drap d. afmure, Drlpe d Ale and Drap d. Vienne
Iwiiltd Summer Cloth, Grape CamhIrl ana Lasting
Plaid, striped and plain White Drilling, Navy do
Narscillrs trstIneS. lnnJun K-ltinss, Jeans, &c
l!rayy blaak India satin, ) .nchrws aud aiote
Sun-r black aud blaze black Gro de SWISS, and Gro de
Riire
RIrh pia,i and striped g'ace silks and Poult de Sole
Btncaac and Ca;nrlcon sIlSs aud silk Tissues
Black, Ltncy co!ored, plaid and figured Bifcees and
Tissues
Paris printed Jlconeis, Brii.ianles and Orsandies
Satin plaid Mu-lins, md Gro Re Oder French Prints
Smper AMI mrd;um French aud Manchester Ginghains
Rich embroidered Canton Grape Shawls, white and in
f0iors
saiin striped Rarege Shawla and Handkerrhiefs
Embroidered Capes, Collars, Chemlzelles and llandher-
chiefs
Mel aud fancy silk Neck Ties and II lndkerchirfs
Revere bo.derri, -m.siilclIed and tape bordered Hand
kerchirfs
Ladies' and missrs' kid, fil-t, net, silk and spun silk
Gloves
Ladies' silk, spun silk, Moravian and cotton Hose
Misses white, brown anu mixed, thick and open work
Hose
Boys' and r%hildren's white and colorei Cotton Hose
uUu Udll Iluec
Swiss and camhfic Edaincs and Iasertines, bubhin do
Thread. VI encleae, Brussels and Lise Laces, Eieings
and lnSrTtlncs
Camhrics p'a!d and striped Mnsl!ns, plain Swiss do
French, English and American Eallrors al! qualities
lnsh Linens. Lawns, Diaper iiucsabacS aud Duwlas
"a, in.i and IL 4 line and snpeThne Irish and Barusiey
Sli-rtiEgs
ci and ln-i satin and superiiae table Damask and Dia-
per. cheap
superin- ! ) 10 lei table Cloths, Cd ant I { Napkins
ard Doyiics
Extra super i3.i and Iii best Toilet Quilts, fnl. size
Eoauri, cap and nrcS %lihanis, mourning and lHli
mourning de-, assorted widths, satin and lustTihg do,
all Colors and pieces
Eeav, cu;taaadrS, Kremlins. blue Drills and Mixtures
Hon,ezuma, hshburton, ChurubusCo and Mexican
Paid,
Pauiaiopn stuff. for summer wear, very cheap
French Cashmere, Tor boys Summer Cloths
Bed Ticking, Apron ard Furniture Checks; together
with 4 inil assnrtmrnt a Domestlcs oil every kind
kept for sale, al Of which VIII he sold attle lowest
market price,, Tor cash or accrplances IN The city.
Purchasers viii please remember that We have bli
one PRICE for our Goods THIS has been an established
rule with NJ Tor many years, and one we are dctefmln-
ed 20 adhrEe =. Iley VIII he found very handsome
aad cheap this season.
VALENTINE, BREEDER s %
NJ. 2l7, Bond street, .S%iacsoe Hill.
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Free

OF THE HEROES AND STATESMEN
CONNECTED WITH MEXICAN WAR:
Consisting Of Colonel Garland, The Presidents
and The United States Senate,
GEN. TAYLoR n GEN. SANTA ANNA,
Also, Gen. Qnilman, Maj. Bliss and G. Wilkins
Kendall, fol The N. Orleans Picayune
THO be seen al The SKY-LiGHT SALOON
j. (Sign Of The Red Flag oil the VIRGINIA DA-
ouERREAN COMPANY, No. l39, Main Street,
Eagle Row, Richmond, Virginia, over The Book.
Store of Nash & Woochouse, where the larges,
Portraits in The world are taken in from three 10
five seconds, so as TO catch even The aeeling smile
OF infancy; also, a new style OF Family Portrait
Gallery is JUS, Introduced; also, Great PAotosra-
phic Depot. All articles used in The business at
New York prices. Price lists may be obtained
on application 10
WILLIAM a. PRATT & CO.,
March ProprieloIs,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
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~. :. .CuIu fIGaIEENTa aiLEAr, Ci.tt.
~ MO:D. Virginia.
Lei al the woIi. .av wiiatihrv can,
tors.umg Prise7. s~TRAfruE's he man.
Drawn Nos. ol Nonongalis La,ieTy, Extra. 4:
20 81 81 ; 10 So 50 81 II 81 p Is II Sc ii.
Tichci, ,Tos. IL 20 IS. a r13zr 81 SIGa, SD
aud pail by STRAfTuN.
Drawing IL I.ceslnrc, NJ. II. March -:
IS 50 II s. - IS 65 81 Is 81 ) &c 81.
q sc', IS. 70 t. -, a p:izr Vi :! ,Ut3 ! bmh
Thyle, Nos 20 e5 20, 100 sold
and paid ~ STRAi"rON.
Drawn Nos. q Lcss5aIs. tx 10. -, March27
4 GS 81 10 G5 II 20 As 81 5. 81 10 50 II
Tic..s!, Ms. 8! >! IS, d prize Of $3.50, sud
and paid ~ SFRATToN.
Dfawing Of Moroogalia, Extra, No. 5:
63 IL 26 II SO II % l6 40 Al n
Whole Tickle, :;;os. 10 IS "A. prize ol 500,
sold ana paid by SIRATTON.
Drawn Nos. oil Sussex, Extra, No. 81, April i:
Gil 81 IS 5 "a 81 60 IA 81 40 SO II g..
Ticker, Nos. "a 81 CO., Two more, sold ard
Do. IA SO 81, ! paid by STR.rroS.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg. Glass 10 April l.:
o 40 ID 50 "a IS 20 II G2 SO 2S g.
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GARRETT SCOTT.
BATON RoueE, March 7th, l64S

Gentlemen | have had the pleasure OF receiv-
ing your very kind and considerable communica-
hon, inviting me, in behalf OF The citizens OF
Orange county, 10 partake with them Of a public
dinner. need hardly assure you that this testi-
monial OF the rega:: OF III: citizens OF my native
county, has been seed with the lveliest emo
lions OF gratitude, ari ~ suld | yield with pro-
prie;y 10 my inclir .'cn>, | would gladly accept
your bospitable mvi'aii'n. Blu. | sincerely re-
gfet 10 inform you .nat AN debarred The slalih
ca,icn, by the circumstances OF my presen! leave
Of absence from duty.
With my best wishes, gentlemen, for your sue
cess through life, | remain, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, Il. TAYLOR.
Nless1s. d. PAaNILL. B. BARRl BUR, and others
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Larubert,s 9hcc,

On fourteenth Street, nndr the Erttaagt Hciti.
vHoMAs LAMBERT respectfully ins'ms his friends
i ard the public in general, taal lie ias commenced
tho business Of Il Lottery I:roEer, in IN Office t"n i;ii
street, undo the Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
j.. VI. iioyI. ani recently by L. u. P'ndieIcn. .
L....e, Of The Sussex DeiawaE Lottery, Tx
ira. Glass 81
81 81 63 5 2i 81 60 IA - AZ 81 l73i
Drawing OF The Leesburg Lotto y. Class 1879
9 40 IA 60 81 80 % II 62 80 d Z.
Drawing Of MononeaIia Lottery, ,. Marches
9 25 u 40 7 SIS Is q 43 81 10.
Tickle, Is 81 81, another OF SlU, sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawing of Sussex, Delaware, Lottery, Extra,
No. 25, March %:
Il 5s IA Is Is IS 81 ~ 50 : - II SO.
Whole Ticket, Nos. IL So IS, ene ot The Ca
pitals, soldby LAMBERT.
TuESpAY-The Va. Mononralia Lottery, Class y
drawing expected Tuesday eyen'gg; cp,,al,: 81 nv,
I''O0o' SC. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S.; haivesa 30;
qrs. J %.
WEDSESDAY-Some,hing Rich. The y. jersey
Lottery, Class No. 70, drawing eSpecnd Men'es lay
evening. Capitals $50, 900, 5000, SOD, 5,cUn, i,eDo,
2,u75, 30 Of 200, &c. % Nos, II dh"h. iNAtis
$40: halves5; quarters : 81.
THURsDAY-The New Jersey Letter, Extra, Class
No 81. Capitals s2o,Ono. 5000, 3,Wd, : 4Gc' how,
1913, 10 Of l,2jO, &c. 20 Nos, lJd'a"h. licAe's 60
halves 80; quarters %.
PRIUhY-The Virginia Monon gala Lottery, -Iif1,
Class 40. G, 10 be drawn in Richmond Al 3 o'ctocE, =:
81. Capital: $1,000 IS Nos, 10 drawn. IieSe's =
so; halves | -: quarters &c.
Observation-Disclosures Lottery. The Sussex le!a-
ware, Lottery, Extra, Glass SO. %. Capital: s4,HN.
66 No.. ~ drawn. Tickets 81, halves >" cents quar-
tiers IS cents.
Saturday Ev.ning,-Salrs close Al O'Clock.
Sc 900 DOLLARS
The Virginia L~eesaurg LOTTERY, Gas 70. ~ !" ns
drawn al Alexandria. Capitals: SO fti, is,VNo; 800
5000, 1900, 2,l4s, ! Of 1900. IL q l,,m, 30! 80,
&c. IS Nos., Is drawn. Ticsets SlO-sna'sS - pro
portion.
10 orders for packages, certificates Of ,arxan,s.
single tickets or shares IN the above, ~ IN IN; of A.I
~ g Co.'S Lotteries, tl "h;ch there are drawings
every day, al prices varying from 81 "a elU f,r tiek.s.4
wiiiec-!ve the most prompt attention. ind III. draw
lnes forwarded immediately IL distant udv.utur-t-.
when requested. Adde'S
iitONaS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond. Va.
70 Recoliecl fo~.j-'Tlrrr'J luck IN odd numbers
Gays Rory O'Mnre." An,iI q
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A "a II ID,

'FNlE Subscribers intending 10 retire from the retail
business, and 10 Commence, under a new firm, on
the lsi OF March, 4 Wholesale business, in the 1T W
store next below Mrssrs. u. w. & J j. Fry & To-, IN
anticipation Of which change, they have leased their
Messs PARKER, BAYLY 4 SIWMO, who will
nnem an entire new stock of STAPLE and N
DIZZY In all the month Of March, which will
DC carefully selected with referencce 10 a FASHION
hoLE RETAIL BUSINESS, and VIZ take pleasure IN
recommending them 10 our Ietail customers and ihr
public generally. BROOKS, BELL & HUDSON.
Feb. 0I-dcrtr
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A STU ZION in 4 select school or family as Z tsaci,.
N er Is wanted by 4 graduate oi 4 di,iiG -;.isnei Col
lrgs Of the Aiidie state, who nIs had some experience
IN teaching, and qualified 10 instruct IN the Latin and
Greek languages, IN addition L. the common ana higher
branches of1n EG,iIsti education. The most satIsiac
tory testimonials oi character Can he produced lite
advertiser is also permitted T. refer 10 Rev. John w.
Nrvir, u D., Rev. PhIIip Sc!iaif, Ph D.. William VI.
Nevin, A. NJ, Pfai!! Green. VI -. Hon. Alex. Thomp'
son, l. l.. ID. Tins. u Baird, Esl a. 81. Rev. WA,
II. Coffin, N. ~, Hon. SAINT. 4. R-nch, y. d..
Letters tpo-t paid. SATIN. salary, &c..l addressed Il
P. VI. ~sliuhley, ianiisurfs, Perry county, rennssisa
MA. will meet with prompt attention.
March 2I-css
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William AND MARY COLLEGE
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
n PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having hten received by the ESecn-
: live, that WASHINGTON HALL, u tree negro,
charged, IN Clarke county, with m assault with iLieht 10
Kill. has He'd from justice, an! Is now going III larse-l
do therefore hereby otfrf a reward Of nifty dollars 20 any
person o. persons who shall arrest The SAID Washington
Hall and deliver him into the jail Of Clarke county; aud
| do moreover require all officers Of This Common wealth,
civil and military and request the people generally, 10
use their best eaefiiOns 10 procure the arrest Of the said
Hall, that hr may be brought 10 justice.
Given unde! ny hand - Governor, and under the
49,, lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, al Rich
'A'A' moud, this 9th day Of March, IL the year leio.
WI SMITH.
To WASHINGTON HALL is id described ~ abou; SIX
feet high, stouily made, aud very h'ack-with thick
lips, and a fine set OF trr,h-ahout - or u years old,
and born aud raised IN Larkr county.
MnrrtA ..-rIur
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by The LIEUT.. GOVERNOR Of VIRGINIA.
a pRDi1 AVIATION.

1SFoRMATlOS having been received by Inc Exrcu
4 tive, that Robert a ford. a free man al color, con.
yictet n the county rf Stafford, nj te!"ny, has broken
jail, ard He'd from justice, AMI IL row 81 iafse-i d,
therefore hereby oiief . reward nf fifty duiiars 10 aht
person nf ppf ona "ho stat arrest The SAID l;oDeit Al
ford and deliver lin into ili jail ., Stafford county
and ID moreover require al officers Of thi- G"n.ni"n
wealth, civil and military, and request the people gene
rally, 10 usr their best exrrliGns Ia procure the arrest q
The said Afford, that he may he brought 10 jIs'i'e.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, fact
Ing in the absence III The Governor from III,
(sRAL.) seat Of Conveniently and under The lesser sea
of The Commonwealth, al Richmond, this In
day Of March, IN the year lsis.
March 2l-cgi X. r.. DANIEL.
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LOUISA RAILROAD-NUTTCE TOY
CON TRACTORS.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the En-
~ ginoer's Office, in Charlottesville, until the 18th
April, for the Graduation, Superstructure and Masonry
for the extension OF the Louisa Railroad from the 18th
mile station to the town Of Charlottesville, a distance
OF two and a half miles. The grading must be finished
by The first Of September. For the remainder of the
year, contractors will have an opportunity Of getting
work on the line West of Charlottesville.
Also, for the Bridging across the Rivanna river, and
the Buildings for a De pot and Water Station al Char
lottesville-to be completed by the LIST day OF January,
l849.
Proposals will be received for building The bridge of
iron az we'll as of wood.
Plans, pronles and specifications can be seen upon
application At the Engineers Office, In Charlottesville.
AsIeh2l-etd w. A. KUPER, Oh. Engineer.
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IT URLEY'S OFFICE, No. lOl East Main

IL Sheet.
We will not boast! Allow us to say,
HUsLsr soils prizes every day.
The Creek Office %foreverl ave told you sol"
Hurley sold The handsome prize OF 50 0G0
Yesterday in New Jersey Lottery, Extra, Glass
Is, and paid it promptly at sigh.. Here is the
drawing:
Drawn Nos. New Jersey Lottery, E1., Glass 25
81 so % 8 5 10 20 IS ! % IA IS.
Ticket Nos. 8 so 81, a prize OF 50, 900 sold
and paid in the above Lottery by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex County Lottery, Extra,
GLASS; 81:
64 81 63 S "a 81 60 ID 30 40 80 IT
Ticket Nos. II 80 81, another prize, sold and
paid in The above by aURLEY.
Ioeday--Monongalia Lottery, Classic dra ",
al Alexandria al 6 o'clock. Capitals: $40, 600,
1900, $500, 10 of l 500, 10 Of l $50, 10 of 1000.
Lowest prize 800. Tickets S. Sales close at
5 o'clock al IiURLEY'S Creek Office, below
ne Old Market. April 4.
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Esanaca HI. london,
CORNER OF MAIN AND l3rn STREETS

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
(ffEhS Tor sale the largest stock Of all styles OF
- Spring and Summer Goods usually kept in Iobbin ]:
houses. OF both Forei.n and domestic Manufacture, he
mas ever mad, and Il prices far below any sales he has
ever been able heretofore To make.
The stock viii consist Of all kinds OF Bleached and
hiown OOme,tics, Prints, Gin.hamS. and MANY other
new ana handsome styles of ladies' Dress Goods; Cam
brirSs; SIX and Cotton landkerciie.S; Tickings; Iii.
men aud Cotton Drllin.s; Linens OF all kinds; Ken.
lucky Jeans; rich and fancy C~assimeres; Cloths of all
shades and makes; and, in 4 word, OF all styles Of Good
10 bs found in the largest and best assorted Stocks, "a
which hr asks the particular attention Of dealers III
virginia and North Carolina, feeling confident of beina
able To make sales To all who may give his stock an ex,
aInina'inn-his terms brins The usual credits, or the
usual discounts for cash hills. March s-dyr3m;i
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Emitted states EaeteE,
A ~ JAIL.
MOTTO.
NUIICE.
anra NJ thr death III III. Senior partner nf

~ consequence Of the death ri he Senior partner oi
L IN. concern. aud beng unable 20 give the business,
mysrlf, that ., rsonai attention whicn rs welfare d-.
m,nLs an 6lSgnssI u sell all the siGcs, tisi"re> aBi
appuirnancrs "a ,and %b-longin. 70 the store lately &c
cuni,d ly u n; the Gorion.viilr Depot, Orange cnut-
ty, 10 any one wiling 10 embark IN such a Business
such an opportunity 10 a young man o. moderate means
bnt rarely occurs. 1t ~ no mere experiment. winch
may l.. unsncceSSf6i-tut having been established
moe Than i've years. the store ms i good run o! Gus.
tom, H., 90 lar proved profitable, and only needs INDUS
try and attention 10 make 1t continue so 70 be. Per-
sons willing 10 purchase vii find me disposed 10 make
the terms as favorable as possible.
n. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner OF Hamilton & Williams.
Richmond, Dec. I, l5i7.-cif
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Friends and Sicanmcrs.

TIME subscribers have on hand a large supply
i of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES Q:
every description, from The Highest Buggy up 10
the Cario!e and Clarence Coach, both Of Rich
mond and Northern Manufacture We are re.
sive mandatory, al New Haven, of The lales,
style, and warranted 10 give satisfaction. We in
vie all purchasers 10 examine our Stock, which
we will sell on as reasonable lerms as similar ar.
licles can be procured in any city in the Union.
n. B. Carriage Trimmings al low prices.
HOOKER & OSBORN.
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To PUUDERS.

T,fE Board Of Directors ri the Eastern Lunntie Asy-
i lum, in Williamsburg, viii receive sealed propo.
sails unui the 2rh April, 1913, for the construction o!
two brick h~nl;iines. each three stories high, with a
basemtni-thr ono ~ feet hy 10, and The other 20 feet
by iD-the Directors resrrvins The right 10 reject all
tho pro,os,is, IL IL he found that The lowest wili exceed
the amoan, appropriated Tor this object-a!ih"ncii they
haze little dolot that IL VIII be adequate IL meet any
reasonable proposal.
Absorption ofthe buildings and the specifications" 81
the contract vii be- rIhibi. ed Is any one G-sifons II
hid nv Philip J. BarZizi. nj the Asylum, On aad alter
the lst April. no. aliES,
Prasiien. Diic-iori.
Williamsburg Feb. 25. iS45-1tAplj
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PILGRIMS EMBROCATlON,

Tor the cure OF all Diseases Of Horses or Iaue
l. where 4 cure can be eiIectet-such as Ole % -,
wounds, cuts. bruises, sprains, cuss1. sn,.its, pa.an
| sweeney, wind gals. pufTs, tiStules, 81 -..i, 800
scratches, thrush. Jumps, caiis, swt -
Joints, &C, &c. II will cure s",cs on -. - :, eoeiy
lry'r Hotel viii be attended 10, sai 'e''ohai a3en'ion
given To horses. ~
N. "a valuable Iorss Powder, 10 restore the appe'
49, All eases cured. or mcr"9 %-o,urre'.
IaSrcdwl K. PlLrn''
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ELY Alexander Eott, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE or,

STOCK Or GHOGERiES, &c, AT
AUCTION.
u viitnc OF a deed OF rruss executed 10 me ON
IL the 18th Of Marcn, 1915, bv Daniel McCar-
my and wife, | shall, on MONDAY, The 10Th Of
hofil, ISIS, commencing al 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
sell al publ c auction all Inc stock OF Groceries of
sand Mccarthy, consisting OF the usual variety.
Also, al The same lime and place. an inleres, in
land IN The county OF Hanover sufficient 10 give
a vote.
The sac will take place al the Store, ON Broad
street, now occupied BY said Mccarthy, and will
be sold ior cash as 10 allsnms under $50, and !cr
lirser suns a credit Of Sky days will be given
Tor approved negotiable Pafer, interest from The
day Of sale being added
JOHN s. CASK!E, Trustee.
=. Sale 10 be conducted BIZ
Aprli adds allen. NOTT. Aucl.
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: Osr >, GofInnsviIle Depot. On "Wednesday even
l. ,n.. l5ta February, my POCKET BOOK, contain
I'M. one sIa and iwo s. no;es;a cue bill draw by "m.
Il Cosby $ Co.. y favor OF Willis Carr, Tor SD ~;
cnsny & Co. Tor $50; q ie 1t ,iay next. Any iniorma-
ZION concerning the Pocket Book and contents, or FL.
inrr, will be thankfully received. and a suitable reward
gwen for their delivery 10 ne. The pnbiic ere cautioned
against trading for the a5ovc.mentioned due bill and
bond. WIN. Il. COSBY.
GordoasyIlls, March al-pswow
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SPRING SUPPLY.

WIN. P. LADD, DRUeGisT, No. $40, Broad
w street, Shockoe Hill, is receiving, by vari-
Gus arrivals from the Northern Markets, a sup.
ply OF fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stufs, Window Glass, Periumery, Fancy Ar,i-
Giles, &c, &c, which he offers 10 his country
friends, and those wanting such articles in his
line of business, upon The most accommodating
terms. March l7-cSt
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w. w. HbaBney,

Richmond, March LIST, ls4S-dll&c2a,
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They have taken the house mo. lI3, West Main
si,ret,) now in the occupancy oil Messrs BROOKS,
BELL 4 HUDSON, aud will be ready early in March
next 10 offer 10 their friends and the public an entirely
rev ana extensive assortment Of FOREIGN AND
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
van assurances that no pains shall he spared to merit
their patronage. ALEXANDER X. PARKER,
pEYT0S 6. BAYLY,
Feb. 2lsi, 1874. RUBERr NJ. NlMMO.
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CO-Partnership.

THE undersigned have this day associated
i with themselves in The COMMISSION
BUSINESS, Mr.. Jas. B. Dupuy, late OF Meek.
lenburg, and solicit a continuance of The patron
age so literally bestowed on the firm of Bridges
& Mckinney. JAS. K. BRIDGES.
p. ID. MCKINNEY.
The business will he confined al the old
stand of Bridges & McKinney,..opposi,e Shockoe
Warehouse, under the style Of BRIDGES, Nc
KINNEY, g. co. JAS. r. BRIDGES.
p. d. MCKINNEY.
JAS. B. DUPUY.
Richmond. March lst, lSiS-dlt&c2awlm.
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-. meeting of the Democratic parry, neiu a.
.nnrer Courthouse, on the 2sih day OF March,
isss for The purpose Of sending de1ega!es 10 inc
i Es,,ic. Convention to be held In Richmond on
An day of May, Col. WIN. L. While was
a -.ass % The Chair, aud Edward w. Morris ap'
F,a motion was made that forty-four delegates be
.a,;nled TO the said convention; which motion
I'M sp adopted BY II. meeting, the following gen.
H we're appointed-viz:
p 'herl Anderson, Edmund Rufhn, Cap. B. w.
r,I.y. Tasewell Barker, Col. is. Atkinson,
pshsr i Atkinson, DR.. Wat II. Tyler, Joseph
PIE. Col. Edwin Shcl:rn, DR.. +. S. Talley,
c;bssn Via, Capt. Wm. Gibson, Roscoe Lips
.no,s Wilson B. ClaI!i. \. Z. Timberlake, Tho
mas Gardner, A. Lumpkin, John Gibson, John
King. Francis T. Whi,lock, Col. Tn. M.,Whiie,
Ja%' 5. Wood, chas,ain White, S. WiosIe,d,
Ed. {. P. Goodall, Lemuel Vaughan, &C. Inns
~. Andrew Mcdowell, c.. w: Daoney, \
Saacsolts, Thomas Jones, Ed. Wash, y -, ";
grown, Capt. F. Swift. w J. CarPentef, Gat1auu
hines, Dr.. F. Rowzie, J. Phillips, ". n. ier'
III. vi. C. Winston, VIM. II. Camper, vi. NO
vi 81. Nelson, E. M. Anderson, 20. "ins'on'
=, Jas. D. Kimbrongh.
an motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
sid 10 the list OF delegates.
Tine Richmond Enquirer and were
..Itnes,ed TO publish the proceedings OF this meet
WIN. l.. WHITE, Chairman.
EpvIsp w. MoRRIs, Secretary.
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HAVING associated with him John J. Will
II SON, will hereafter conduct The GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS under The firm and style oil
DABNEY & WILSON, they intend to keep at
all times a well selected stock OF family Groceries,
to which they respectfully solicit a call from their
friends and The public generally, as they are de-
termined 10 sell low Tor cash on the usual lime 10
%punctual customers. Each partner will give his
personal attention 10 the sales of all kinds Of pro.
duce entrusted to their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN J. WILSON
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