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SPLENDID STOCK OF
PLANO FORTES.

-plxKER & MORRIS, Publishers and Booksellers,
ID are receiving by every packet PlANo fohiES,
of,be latest and most elegant patterns, IN rosewood
-,.,.. from six to seven octaves.
our assortment is now the most commanding ever Oh
.,sd in virginia, and we have no hesitation in saying
"a, We offer inducements to purchasers never before
~, with in this market. Indeed, our prices are even
aver Than instruments of equal quality can be obtained
NH. Northern markets. Our assortment embraces The
.c,sre Pianos manufactured by the celebrated h. Wor-
,,,sr, Of New York, and the magnificent GRAND ri,
,yos and PIANINoS, manufactured by the crowned
Pianist, Henri Herr, Paris.
IN. superiority OF the instruments we offer Is attest
A ~ the appreciation Of numerous distin suish-d profess
.os and amateurs, both In the North and south.
n. ,,oyr instruments. March "a
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Books, stationery, &C.,
FOR SPRING l.

FUR SPKING SALES.
7 w. RANDOLPH & CO., l2l Main Street,
y have now on hand, and are receiving by
every packet, their Spring Supply OF Bibles,
Teslaments, Hymn Books, Law, Medicine, The
ology, History, Travels, Biography, Novels, Ju-
yenile, Poetry, Philosophy, Science, Chemistry,
Geometry, &C., Algebra, &c, Miscellany, French,
Italian, Spanish. German, Lain, Greek, School
s,ruments; Fooiscsp, Letter, Bill and Wrapping
Paper; Bonnie, Boards; Ink, Quills, Steel Pens,
Cork and other Inks,ands; Waters. States, Pen
ellis. Ink.Powder, Indellible Ink; Twine; Blank
Books, OF every size, ruling and quality, &c.
As our goods are bought al The lowest prices
for cash, we can offer TO country merchants and
others more inducements than heretofore 10 make
their purchases in Richmond.
Bookbinding in the best style, by
March % J. w. RANDOLPH eco.
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VNHE subscribers respectfully inform me au..eai
i Elite Of tho United States, that tney : : "esa
engaged for many years, IN inc cry y 'o"' :" No
DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.
Th.;, sY,erienee has tau sht them that the very IL.
| mit-d sale of This beautfu! Instrument hfs Deen prin-
e,pa.y f., e., Then, by Agents IN this country, and by tho
also The subscribers now design to
49, Nh. HARP into general use, by reducing the
m"s - , f,,r Standard, and one that will stll afford a
pnsrom being practically familiar
III s,,L very branch of the construction and finish of this
Harms mat. for power and brIlglancy ri tone. superiori-
10 ,of touch. and elegance of finish, are beyond any
hing ever offered in this country.
Having lately imported iiarps from the Messrs.
Efards, they are enabled 10 offer instruments combining
all the modern improvements with the most approved
models.
The subscribers having heen called upon 80 repeat
eddy to repair Harps made in Europe and TINS country
which have failed from the wood being Improperly sea.
son.d and selected, has induced them TO prepare al
their materials Of such quality, and so perfectly season.
ed a. to defy the most changeaole climate N afsct item.
;" ;" PITT, LEWIS 4 CO.
Address JOSEPH F. ATWILL, 2Gl Broadway, N.
v puh,ish.r OF Inc Beauties Of the Opera, and Manu-
far,uyrr Of Piano Fortes, with AbbO,ts patent Elastic
Sn,;no where Catalogue of Prices and an assortment VI
Sans Of s TO 81 Oc;ares, of Gothic, Grecian, Eliza
bs,ban. L,nlIs SIvtn, Francis the lst, and the Victoria
.,vles with all the latest improvements, nay De seen.
M Guln,c ana Grecian styles OF Double Action Harps
| of irsant pattern, with al the latest improvements
at the reduced price OF $500. Feb. i9-e3m
SAND BALLS AND TABLETS.
A FRESH supply of this celebrated Soap, fol
n rendering The hardest skin soil, lair and DE
lica,ely white-just received and for sale b.
WIN. P. LADD, Druggist,
March l5-d&c2w No. 3l9, Shoekoe Hill
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SaEEiiasEa e,nshns.

t'EELiN1 s,aicinl for The very lihrra patronage eI-
Il tended 10 him since he has bern ENGAGED in mild.
ing IN this CITY, taxes this method Of making his uc.
knowledgemenls.
lie has moved from his former place OF business 10
the new brick shop near the corner of Main and eth
streets, and adjoining the Lock Establishment of Mr.
G.. Cumberson, where he would br glad 10 receive or.
ders for any thing in his line. He viii also furnish
piansand specifications for building of any description
whatever.
Persons from a distance, wishing Sasses, Doors Of
Blinds made IN the best manner. and on the lowest
terms, would do well 10 send their orders 10 him, as hi.
facilities for executing such woik are not inferior Il
any IN the city.
He has the privilege of making the following refer
encrs, by MI Of whom hr has been employed Mes-rs
Hubbard, Gardner 4 Carlton; M-ssrs. WORKMAN, Nc
Grudrr :. Co; Messrs. Charles /. WurihGm & 10; Mr
William Mitchell, jr, and Cant. Charles 3i3iHiock.
Richmond. iialcl ilil. isi--dSy2 wiw
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March %
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF YALUA.

80 l. a i@S q j y.
yirtle at the Las wi! and testament OF Col. Rich
TUITION y" M, devisrrs, der hers aaa assigns, | will,
"n .1'Dhi the 18Th Gay of nrxt month, April If
,a,.h hol lac nrat far aay. commencing al 1 O'Clock,
!. ~ proceed 70 sell, IL pablo auction. upon the pre-
miSrs' tae following Valuable Iea. Estate in the city of
R!clmoni-N.G:
Tenement 20. /, Ea.t N.in stree, noy oeru,isd nv
II. ". Tyler.
ienen-nt No. 3, East Main street, now occupied By
D.. n. Sirecsrr.
Tenement no. 5, East Main street, now occupied BY
w. II. Heller.
These tIr-r tenrments front - feet each. IN tbs
sonta side oi Main street, running bach li0 ieet, 10 an
alley.
Tenement 80. ., East Main street. now ccr,,.d -,
J. ". Royal.
Teuenent No. :, East Main street, now oScupied nv
Clarke & Tinberake.
Tenement No. 3, East Main street, now occupied nv
G.. ll-larue.
THESE three tenements front - feet each, on ,hs
North side OF Nain street, running back $50 fert, to an
alley.
One tenement on the corner of Cary and 18th streets,
fronting y irrt on the North side OF Cary street. run.
stearns s Brummeil.
One tenement fronting so feet on the West side Of
18th street running back l32 feet, bounded on tho
North and South by alleys running from l5th street 10
Snockue Creek.
0Be lot on TIE corner Of Franklin and l7h or Market
strests, ifontiag ~ | ct on The south side Of franklin
siirrt, and rnHning back, on 18th or Market, 80 iect, to
an alley. nov "ccn led by Joseph Pappy and others.
TERMS-Six, twelve ANA eighteen months credit
the pay ments 10 be occurred by bond with approved 50.
curly, and deeds oftrust on the properly.
G.M. DARLINGTON,
Admr. de bonis non, with The VIII annexed,
March 2s-wtds.f Of Richard Adams, deceased.
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ARRIVAL OF PIANO FORTES FROM
MESSRS. STODDART & DUNHAM.
NASH&

HAVE received by The schooner Greenway,
IL the Piano Fortes announced by them a lew
days since as expected. Their assortment, which
is usually good, is now made eminenlly SO BY this
arrival others wiz follow in a few days, which
when 10 hand, will form a collection rarely 10 be
met with al any establishment in any city.
Many persons go north 10 buy Piano Fortcs, or
order them through their friends, under the i'm
preston that they can purchase them cheaper,
and fnd a better assortment TO select from. The
subscribers aim TO obviale these objections, BY
keeping a supply equal in extent and variety to
any establishment north, and to offer them on as
good terms Git not beler) as can be obtained
there. Their arrangements with Messrs. Siodart
s. Durham enabling them TO do SO.
N. s. W.. continue 10 have Piano Fories tuned
and repaired, to lei them on hlre, and to take old
instruments in exchange. Feb. 70
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COMPREHENSIVE.
DamieI al. London,

CORNER OF NNIN hND 10TH oINEEI ,,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale the largest stock Of all styles of
~ Spring and Summ-f Goods usually kept in Jnhhin :
Houses. OF both Fnrei:a aud Domestic Manufacture, he
has ever had, and NJ prices far below any sales he has
ever been able heretofore Ia make.
The stock viii consist Of all kinds of Rieacied and
Brown Domestics, Prints, GInghams, and MANY other
new and handsome styles OF ladies' Dress Goods; Cam
bricks; Silk aud Cotton liandkcrchiefs; Tickinrs; Ii
mem and Cotton DrIiinc-; Linens Of all kinds; Ken.
t;icky leans; rich aud fancy Ca-simeres; Cloths Of all
shades and makes; and, in Il word, of all styles IF Goods
10 be found in the largest aud best assorted S:nrks, 10
which he asks the particular attention 6f dealers IN
Virginia and North Carolina, feeling confident Of helms
able 10 make sales IL Ill who may give has stock an e1-
amina,ion-his terms being the usual credit. Or the
nsual discounts for cash bills. .larch s-dSr3mif
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no Ali. WHOM IT WAY CONCERN.

NOTICE, that I intend to apply 10 The Blnk
of Virginia for new certificates Of Stock in lieu Of
n certificate Of five shares new Stock Of said Bank, N
The name Of John Robertson, OF Culprp-r, No. ha',
s,tsd I7th August, 1876 and of a certificate of Eve
shar.s or stock IN said Bank, in my name, IA Admins
tIa,riI Of John Robertson. deceased, 10. 5,4si. dated
ism January. 1919; and, also, 10 The Farmers Bank OF
v,rcinia Tor new certificates of Stock, in lieu OF ceiti-
fcafes III said Farmers Bank, ~ follows, 10 vii: OF
3lst July. 1916, M. . $50, for live shares; Of On oc'o.
her. ls,6. No. 1922, for three shares; Of ION FEBRUARY,
Isi7 M. GAS, for four shares, tof which one was
,ransrer RED 3rh Ju!y, l-!6. and the other three the l0Lh
February, 1871 and OF 18th July, 1915, No. 1881, OF
twn shares-all in the name Of John Robertson; and OF
os,h isia Nh. 3.M37. for one share, in my name, rs Al
mini.tratrix of John Robertson, deceased-,he said
ahoy. described certificates of Stock in said Banks hav.
Ing been lost by me: And all persons are hereby caileu
ON 10 show cause why new certificates therefor siiali
not be issued. Sanah
charlnitrsyiilr. March 81, lo4s-cwt~.
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SITUATION W NTED

4 SITUATION In aselect school or family as 4 teach.
n er IS wanted by a graduate OF 4 distinguished Col
leg. Of the Middle States, VINO has had some experience
IN teaching, aud qualiiisa 10 instruct IN The Latin aud
Greek languages, in addition I" the common ann higher
branches ofan En.lish education. The iEo-i satisiac
Tory testimonials of character can be- produced. The
al :ertisrr IS also permitted Ia refer To Rev. John W.
Nevin, u. D., Rev. Phiiip Schaif, Pm. D., William VI.
Nrvin, A. 81, Pail Gre-n. NJ H., lion. Alex. Th"nia-
son, /. l.. d., Thns. D. Baird, E>i., a. VI, Rev. Wm.
n. coffin. NJ. H., Hon. Sami. A. Rrnch, NJ. ID.
Letters post pad, stating salary, &C. addressed e
p. ~. ~Shubley, Landishurs, Perry county, Prnns!l'a.
ma. will meet with prompt attention.
Mnrrh 3l-rAS
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Prince Albert.

This splendid racer, and ihorou gh-bred
~H Horse, will stand the present season, al
~ Louisa Court.hsuse, under the immediate
NA direction of Mr.. Elisha Melton. de wiil De
:, 10 mares a, sis the season, which may be dis
,harsed by the payment of $l2, If paid by the FIRST day
Of July, at which time the season VIII expire, SO 70
insure a marc IN toal-parting with the mare before
me is ascertained to be in foai, forfeits the insurance
noney-ss the leap cash, and fifty cents cash, 10 tho
groom, for every mare.
PEDlGREE.-Prince Albert was got BY imported
Jonnson's shyloek, his great grandam the dam Of Bos-
ION. WIN. r. WlCAhhm.
performances and further particulars in hand bills.
Mach 28-c:v mo- II. A. MARTlN.
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Eaasssiun. A,eXas.

IL AT LAW, having located al the nbovr-namsc
place, will practise N the several tours al ihr SEVENTH
Judicial District. and in the District and United states
Court, al Galveston. He has been Tor The last Two
wears extensively engaged m the purchasing and 81
Letting OF Lands IN Texas, and has, b. close attention,
acqu red 4 general and useful knowledge of The land
laws and titles Of The state. Any business within the
limits ofthe State. If entrusted 10 his care. will receive
his prompt attention. Persons ~Ishina 10 buy or sell
lands viii do well To address him, al Houston, Texas.
For reference, zee Richard II Toler. Editor Richmond
Wing; Hon. Thomas +. iiocock, Washington; Judge Ia.
mel, Lynchlufe; Judge Wilson, Lynchburs; General
Rhodes. Clerk al Superior Court, Lynchhurg; Branch
WorsiGim. Clerk oi superior ana County tnuri, Prince
Edward: Rev. Moses ID. ilo-r, Risiinoni; Rev. III
Piumrr, Baltimore. Jan
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TO THE hTFLlC TEL!
nT. D.. 81. ssGDishsOn.

WHO has been successfully engaged IN the Botanic
w Practice Of Medicine tor nearly thirteen years. i
still relieving ana positively curIng-of the following
forms of i.srase-cIght out Of ten who apply Ia hiii
and wha have been pronounced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
White swelling, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Al
fertions Of the Liver, Agnr and Fever, Scaid Head,
Ulcerors Sores If long standing, letter, Cancer. Lep-
rosy, Palsy, 81. Wing Dance, Wens. Coughs. and AZ
lection OF the Lungs, supposed 10 be Consumption.
Asthma, Syphilis, Gonorritea, Structure, MercuriaI
Disease. and aii forms Of disease peculiar To females,
such az Pluer Albus, Prolapsu> uterI. &c, &c. lie has
treated several hundred cases OF rheumatism, aud
failed in i've only, where the remedies were energetic
ally applied, IN rnect!ng an ent.te cure. Persons SUI
fsring from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved
Reference, the must satisfactory, can he had. Office
No.3. Wall street, under the CITY Hotel.
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March .
ny II LEU GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
u PROCLAMATION.

IMPORTATION having been received By the E1eer'
L tive, that JOEL A. OTLE charged, III Tue
.onnty of PilisyIvania, with murder, has fed fiom JUS
tee, and is now going al large-I do therefore hereby
offer a reward ofone hundred dollars TO any person o.
persons who shall arrest the said Joel A.. Motley ana
deliver him into tho jail of PIttsylvaaia county; and
40 moreover require nj. officers of this ComInonw eaith,
civil and military, and request the people generally, 10
use their best e1sr,hons TO procure The arrest oil the saia
Motley, that he may be hrou IN; TO Justice
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, laet
ing i. the absence Of the Governor from Tue
fsr.L.) Seat Of Conveniently and under The Lessee
Seal OF the Commonwealth, al Rlchmona, thl'
9Th day of March, in the year 1913 -
"' R. T. DANIEL.
hr MOTLEY is about y years ofngs, feet 10 men,
es nigh, of a rather had eoun.,nanee' wears
March l0-e6i
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By the Magnetic Telegraph.
Correspondence Of tie Richmond EnQu'rer.l
WASHINGTON, March 27-P. Nj.


WASHINGTON, March 27-P. M.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker presented resolutions of the Le-
g~islature OF Massachusetts, extending thanks 10
the Congressional Committee depuled by Con-
eress TO accompany The remains Of EI-President
Adams 10 Massachusetts.
Mr.. HARRISON moved 10 make his joint resolu-
,ion. refunding moneys advanced by The States
tor the transportation OF Volunteers TO Mexico,
the order OF the day for Wednesday next, and the
motion was agreed 10.
MI. Boyd moved a suspension Of the rules. in
order 10 take up for consideration the Army Bill
of the Senate. The question on the motion was
decided in the negative.
Mr.. Mckay offered a resolution that the
House meet hereafter al IL instead OF 10 O'Clock;
which was rejected.
The House then, on motion Of Mr.. vinton,
went into committee OF the whole on The Indian
Appropriation Bill, (Mr. J. Rockwell in The
Chair.)
After much discussion, The Committee rose
and reported The bill and amendments 10 the
House. The question was taken on The bill, as
amended, and it passed.
Thu House then adjourned.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

II IO.Vs
INFORMATION having been received by the Eyecu.
1 live, that WASHINGTON HALL. 4 fire. negro,
charged, in Clarke county, with an assault with intent; 70
kill. has fed from justice, and Is now going Al iarre-l
do therefore hereby offer 4 reward OF iity dollars !" any
person or persons who shall arrest the said Washington
Hall and deliver him into The Jail of Clarke county; and
| do moreover require all officers Of this Commonwealth,
civil and military, and request the people generally, 70
use their hest exertions To procure Tue arrest oi Inc saia
Hall, that he may be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, add under The
,,, lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at Rich-
tsEaL.l mond. this aJ,h day Of March, in the year ls4e.
WI Smith.
~wAsHINGToN HALL is described as about six
feet high, stouiIy made, and very biack-witi thick
Inns. and a fine sci of teeth-about % or 81 years old,
and born and raised in Clarke county.
March 2d-c3W
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steam Marble Works.

.IUuL NOhDI
PHiLADHLfHiA.
THIS extensive establish menl is erected on an Inn
| proved plan, aud, by the aid OF Steam Power: ma
~aafaetures all kinds Of Plain and Ornamental MAX
BILE WORK, In q superior style, and at tho lo"eat
2lces.
Imported Parlsr and Garden Staiuary, Vases and
Fountains, Tiles for floors, &C., may be seen al the
Ware Rooms, TO which the attention OF the public Is
respectfully invited.
Marble Cutters supplied at all times, with any. mum.
Ser Of finished Man,els and Marble Tops, Italian
Tombs and Monuments, cut 10 Sizes or finished; also
constantly on hand a large assortment OF American
cave stones in The rough or finished, Marble IN block
!. JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden Street.
phliadelnhta. March 2S-on
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JERSEY LOTTERIES FOR APRIL, 1913.
April Capital $4,000. Tickets $40. % Nos" IL
April Ia-Capital 81, 600. Tickets $40. IS Nos, -
April I3-Capi,al SD, li6. Tickets $40. - Nos'' 10
"' a.rIi a6-Capl,al SIS 900. Tickets $40. 70 Nos, a
drawn.
nr Orders for certihcatesor Packages single Ticks
els and Shares, in any Of The above schemes, aacIess-
t.ntion. and an account of each drawing forwarded
rs soon az IL isrcceiv1d.
Packages, Certificates ana s,n.ie nieSe,s lol sa'e ny
.a,cb ~ Richmond Virginia.
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[Cor-espoudence of the Enquirer

BALTIMORE, March 81, P. Nj.
FLouR-The market is steady, but no! active.
Howard Street sells at IS IS. We note a sale
of 900 bbls. at this rate this morning
WnEAr-S Sales OF prime red al 1877 a 1896.
CoRN-Sales OF prime white al "A a Acc. per
bushel.
NEW YORK, March 81, P. NJ.
FLouR-W We have no alteration 10 make in pri-
ces, with limited transactions. Dealers are hold
ing of for the foreign news.
GRAIN and other articles usually enumerated,
remain as last quoted.
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~SPRING-l848.
NEW GOODS.

WYE are prepared to offer This season, 70 The
w Merchants OF Virginia and North Caroli-
ma, an u%ncommonly fine stock Of
SPRING DRY GOODS,
which embraces almost every description, Of Fo-
reign and Domestic manufacture, including The
greatest variety for ladies' and gentlemcn's use,
and The latest styles imported, with all The aEli-
Giles usually kept in a wholesale store.
Our purchases having been made on favorable
terms, we will sell them on our usual terms, al a
moderate advance.
RICHARDSON g. CO.,
March l0-dl5tils So. Main Street.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
r0RT OF RICH . D.
ARRIVED.

lish Water his daY, a, 81 o'clock. A. NJ.
ARRIVED,
schr. Mary ]. Peck, Dupuy, New York; =
Scnr' CONNECTICUT, Jones, Georgetown, u. Y.
Sehr. Mary, Ta,es, Lubec.
Scbr, David Hale, Bosart, New York.
Srhr. Potomac, Merit, Boston.
S.hr. Hanover, Boobar, Mobile.
sebr. Andes, Snow, Altakapas,
Scbr, Coulter, Thorp, New York, sundries.
.,5 po Jacob S NJ. Ryersoo' wcoi, for coal. Sail:
M ,enli H a4Hsa;led, barque Ariaua, Maloney,
Win aour, ioI Pernamouco and a market; steam
r Augusta, Mitchell, for NoTiois: Mich.
Mach 25-A1iycd, steamer Augusta, MNco-
), H tsnm Norfolk; schr. Spray, from Baltimore.
81 s,,, .SI schr. Cornelius A. croOse, viii coal, Tor
Xew York; schr. Jacob NJ. RyersOD' with COAL
n, New York.
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J. C. SHAFER 81 CO.,
Mcrchan TaiEOrS,

Fourteenth >t'e.t. opposite E1chansc Hotel, Rtca.
mond, Va, and tale Of BrOadpay, " Y,
A RE now receiving their Spring Supply OF
n CLOTHS, CASSIhERES and VEST.
INGS, of The finest qualities aud latest patterns,
together with a splendid assortment of Farcy
Articles, such as Scaris, Cravals. Gloves, &C.,
TO which they respectfully invite The attention of
their friends and the public generally.
They have also received their SPRING FASH
IONS, and are prepared 10 execute al! orders
with which they may be favored, in the latest stye
and most satisfactory manner.
March II aim,
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CowIc., LotIery Otfice,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
,.,uc .ubscriber has opened an office for the sale OF
l Tickets in Lotteries under the MANAGEMENT oil ,ne
r.I,nd add Delaware Lotteries, of which they have
X. AL. control. and drawn under the snperintend-
anes of commissioners appointed by the state, are al
a asays KENT consrautly for sale. For large prizes, call or
- ~ N The lucky office of
sehu JAMES 0. CoWLEs, Richmond, Va.
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"A "a & D

TIME subscribers intending 10 retire from the retail
business. and 10 Commence, under a new tirIn, on
thr lst Of March, a wholesale business, III the new
store next below Mrssrs. ~. w. & ID. Fry & Co., in
! anticipation of which change, they have leased their
S,o,etNo la3, Eagle Squlr.,l for n term of years 70
Mrssr.. PARKER. BAYLY < SlIMO, who VIII
omen an entire new stoc' Of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOD in all the mouth Of March, winch VIII
h. carefully selected viii reference 10 i FASHION
ABLE RETAIL BUSINESS, and we take pleasure in
recommending them 10 cur retail customers aad The
public generally. BROOKS, BELL & HUDSON.
Feb. aI-dSrtf
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10000 DOLLARSi

susqlehanna Lottery, Glass Is, TO be drawn at BAN.
more on Wednesday, March 2sth, Las: - Nos; 10
dawn. Giand Capitals s5n, oGl, 1851, lniooo, , OF
100, S of 2,00), 10 Of 900, &C. Tickets slu; haives
S; quarters so. ..
ay In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
NJ three Tickets.
~ Orders for Tickets 10 the above will meet prompt
and confidential attention, II addressed TO
J. Il. COWLES Wall street,
March Richmond, Va.
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United states Hotel,

WASHING TUN, U. e.
JJAyIHG purchased Mr.. E. Halls interest IN this es-
IL Enlistment. we beg leave TO inform our friends
and the travelling community that the house Is now
o2en for the reception Of visiiers. Its situation being
only A few minutes walk from the Railroad Depot aud
me CAPITOL, renders il one Of the most DESTROYS loca
tons IN the city.
BIZ giving our personal attention TO our guests, we
,ope TO merit a share of public patronage.
March 2s-eoIm HAN, YELERTE & co.