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AUCTION SALES. =
FUTURE DAMS s.
ny WELLINGTON 4a06D1N.

BY WELLINGTON AODDIN.
nOMlIIesIONERy s1IR OFvALUA.
" BILE REAL EeTATE hEAH RICHMOND--
y pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of
cnancefy Tor the county OF Henrico. pronounced
% tne 18TH of January, 1854 Ia se suit Of New
1regory and others, The undersigned, q commis-
s.oncr appointed By the said decree, win, on
Inursday, 10Th APRIL 81 o'clock. (if fair, If not
ne nex. Isir dsy there sfSer, Sunday excep.ed ex
poe 70 sale e public auction lhe premises the
swo parcels OF Land lying on the ~, Hrisas pas.S
so2ut miles from Richmond, the lsse residence
o. hSosftf Z: New; decd. The properly win be di.
TKnMs-One third OF the psrchsse ,,o,.- n,
be required to be paid in cash; for the res;yrs
credit Of six to twelve months win be given, the
eurty for the credit instalmenfs which are =, -
interest from the day Of SALE and the title 10 he "a
tanned until the whole purchase money shall be n,id
and convey ance directed by the Court.
JAMES TALLEY.
NH 3t-eotds w. GODDlN Auctr
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, April 5.
In SENATE, petitions were presented in favor
of the establishment of the Territory of Ne
braska. Also, the petition of the Legislature of
New Mexico, asking for the reservation of GER
tain lands.
In the House. Jackson's resolution in favor
of the Compromise was taken up. Jackson
demanded the previous question. [Here ends
the dispatch. Certainly not very satisfactory !;
but perhaps the report is complete one, as the
unimportant proceedings of Congress deserve!
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NEW YORK MARKETS, April5.
FLouR-Dull; Southern 81 3la4 81.
GRAIN-Unchanged and dull.
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Wreck Of he IAttependeNcc-Seren Lives
Lest.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2-An arrival from
texas to-day reports the loss % the American
sean,ship Independence, Captain Stoddard,
.guad from New Orleans for port in Texas,
shiIher she was proceeding 10 load freig hit
she was wrecked in Matae orda Bay, and will
fruve total loss. Seven lives were also LOST.
The Independence was largely insured in Bos-
aa. The vessel aud cargo. which are total
So, were valued at Sl50,00e. OF the passen-
.sls on board, 100 were saved, and the follow
y lost. Mrs. Aionett aud three children, Nj, g.
Lieut.. Jones; the chief mate and Mrs. Hoyev
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kessuth.

MOBILE, April 3.
Kossutb was honored with public recep-
ton here to-day; but will receive precious lit
tie material aid"
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! A:MUSEMENTs


- - - AAAOhs e1SJtyO yHEATRE
The GnHAr WIZARD or rrsn a. -
NACALLIeTRR.
Late Magician 70 Isabel II. Queen Of s,psir,
:, WI ", have tne honor 10 present his GRAND
DRAWING ROOM ENTERTAINMENT On Ne.
nay and Iuesday Eveninss, ApriI ath
and 9Th, when will be given series Of the mos,
astonishing expefimenisin Natural Magic, Physical
Science, h.cromancy and Mechanism, never before
attempted In this city. =
Ihe staae OF the Theatre has been elegantly fitted
up and 10 the only paceof sufficient capacity to ex
nfbit Macailiaters Grand Cabinet to proper adyan.
tage and effect. -
MADAME MACALLIsTER
WIN appear (postively for two nights only) in the
wonderful feat Of the Aerial SUSPENSION. or Seep.
ing in the Air, as originally performed by her iu
Europe ard America.
For full Programme, see bills of The dsv
ADMISSION --Boxss SO cents, Pit q cents. other
prices usual.
Doors open at quarter past 4; commence at
O'Clock. Box office open daily from 10 A N. to S
PM j. M. WESTON
ap5 Agent and Secretary
A THENEUM.-The lecture Of Prof HENRY
IA REID upon the /" Literature of Wit and Hu.
NOR" 10 postponed until Wednesday evening. ths
9TH April, at 3 o'clock
ap6-2t The Con-. ON THE ArHrSxum
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- IL shu.Hd be universally knOwn-ior
Il Is strictly trUethat indig esOn IL the parent of
large proportion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery,
diarrh9l, cholera morbus, liz yer complaint, and
many othsr dis asses enumerated in the city inspec.
tors weekly catalogue of deaths, gene ated by
indigestion alone. Think offhat dyspeptcsl thins
Of i: all who suffer from dsordered stomachs and
you are willing to be guided by advice founded
upon experience, resort at once don't delay day.
10 hoohsna's German BitteTs, prepared by DIR. G.
~ jackson, Which, Alternative, curative, and
lnyigorant staads alone and unapproached Gene.
raj Depot, l20 Arch street. We have tried these
BitterS, ana kaow that they are excellent for the
diseases specified above.-P Philadelphia City Item.
al SIT
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IT BREMEN SHIP WESTPuALIA
49, FOR BREMEN.-The fast sailing Bremen
snip " ESTPHALIA, Captain Vessels, now at City
Point, will be ready for cargo in the course OF
few days. Having the larger portion of her cargo
engaged she will have quick despatch
aD 6-3t IUDLAM a. WATSON
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LANDER r's OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel,

Drawn Nos Kentucky, Extra, 81, April 8:
"a 80 le "a 81 IL IS "A II IS 20.
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Class n, April 3:
6s 10 IS 70 63 IS 90 81 80 60 % As 65.
TO.Day.-'rhe Kentucky State Lottery Glass
No 79-Capitals OF $4,000, $780, 1000, l0oi 1000,
&c. 66 numbers, IL drawn Tickets IS.
Also, One Dollar Lottery ape
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OnG TONS LUMP PLASTER.-Now
&OO landing, 200 tons Lump Plaster, for sale
ON the wharf.
an 6-lt r l. pEYTON
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Dreadful Steamboat Explosion-NIany
Lives Lost.

HAD1SUN, IU., PHI
The steamer Red Stone, bound to Cincin
natl, blew up to-day, lat SCOTS Landing. She had
on board seventy passengers, most of whom
were lost. The captain and clerk escaped.
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MOTiCE.-The undersigned will leave in the
y course OF few days for Europe, and would
attend to any business that might be entrusted to
him, either in England or France
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sHEPPERSON'S OFFICE,
Mnin street, opposite the Va. knnks.

Drawn Nos Cd CONSOLIDATED, Glass 10. April 3:
Is So 81 81 "a SO SO 4 26 "A 90
Drawn Nos of Patapsco Lottery, Glass l07 April /:
As 35 70 So % IS n ls 80 rs s. 81.
For To-Day, the Bel ARA THREE BAL
LOT SCHEME-lst and End drawn numbers
al0O0 Capitals: SlSe35, " prizes of 1000, &c
Tickets only IS.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery, Class lO9-Capitals
1881. 1900, of $50, &c. Tickets only ST..
g Nos IL % "A, aprize of S400 Nos II So,
prize OF S275; Nos 20, prize OF $20n-sold
and paid by
ap6 SHEppFREON
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L>OR SALE.-A Dice light Carriage, adapted
l. to one two Horses, city made aud but little
used, in which great bargain will De sold ON early
application. Also, fine Family Horse, and a su
perior Saddle Horse. Apply tosDsvid Baker, corner
ofFranklin and 18th streets. to the subscriber.
apl-6t JNO. H. PLEASANTS.
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DOLPH,
Floral Offering: a token of affection and esteem
by ii Dumont c0lored pates-Si,25
Aliens Rural Agricultsre-Sl 25
A Wheat Sheaf, Gathered from our own Fields,
by F Woodwarth & T s Arthur
Iudson and his Labors, by Rev D Gillette
81 cts
Plato: his Life, Works, Opinions, and Influence,
by E Bond d D-37 cts
An Alphabet of Birds, comprising descriptions of
their appearance and habits-25 cts
Kossuth. Washington, or the New Doctrine
osIntervention, by Boa oman, D D-25 CTS
The Ladies' Grace: an elegant pastime for So
cial parties, and the family CIRCLE by II Dumont-
500
Elen's Birth Day, and ether Stories-25 cts
Uses and abuses of Air, with remarks on the
Ventilation Of Houses, by H Ginscom, NJ D.
plates 81 90 ap6
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NOTICE.-Having secured the services OF Mr.
GEORGE GORDON, 0or many years with the well
known house of Wndle q Co., N. Y } he will,
during my absence have charge of the retail de-.
partment OF my business.
ap6 LEWIS GlNTER.
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NeS DIR. PARAER having removed to
Ee>SA Frar Kiln street, few doors below the
Excnange. aad opposite to Trinity Church, his
former Office Corner of Maj and 18th streets) is
Tor rent. 1t has been occupied a physicisn's Of
fee tor ten twelve wears past. APP Sim
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WANTED situation as Overseer, by a man
w who thoroughly understands his business
such as excavating Docks, Canals, Railroads, Tun-
pells, Streets, &c. Also, understands quarrying
stone for the above purposes Satisfactory recon-.
mendatons can be given. Address a." at this Of
flee. pI-6t@
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M ANTED.-A young gentleman OF steady hab.
w its wishes a situation SCRIBE, or in so ne
respectable employment The most satisfactory
references can be given and moderate wages will
be required. Address "a. c. c." through the post
office an e. 5t%
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GALE OF LAND IN HENKIC1 COTN-
~ 1Y. EQIIR MILL ES EROM RII,4MnNQ L.

GALE OF LAND IN HENKICO COTN.
~ TY, FOUR MILES FROM RICHMOND,-In
pursuance of decree of the County Court of Hen
rico, pronounced in the cause OF Murphy, &c, vs.,
Murphy. &c, l shall, as commissioner, On Wed.
nesday, the l4th day of April, 1882 ii iair, other
wise ON the next fair day, upon the premises sell to
the highest bidder, upon credit of Six and twelve
months, tract of LAND belonging to the estate of
the late Daniel Murphy, consisting OF acres 80
poles. lying on the road from Richmond to vii.
lismsburg. The improvements consist of COM
Portable dwelling, with two rooms below and one
above; and of kitchen. More than half the tract is
still i'll timber. The purchaser, according to the
decree, has the privilege of paying cash. discount
ing INTEREST," otherwise he must give bond with ap-
proved security and title to be retained until paw
ment is made. Sufficient cash will, in any event,
be required to pay the costs of suit and sale.
apl JNO G. BOYD Conn.,
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BY JAMES m. TAILOR.
a DMINISTRA SALE or PEE.

A DMINISTRATOh,s SALE or PEE.
"A SONAL PROP EkTY-Wil be sold on
TUESDAY next, the 9th day of April, com menciDs
at o'clock, A. NJ, at the Tree HILL the late resi-
dence OF T. G. Harrison, deed, one mile below the
Guy, several hundfed thousand weight of Hay, Fod-
ger, Oats and straw about 800 barrels Of Corn, .
large Quantity Of shucks. several fine Mules and
norses, one Carriage and Harness, a superior pair
" ", Wen broke Carriage Horses, and several fine
put up. 1's ~ 10 "e
:, IEaMs-Cash for sums of $50 and under: over
that amount four months credit Tor anurovs6 nego.
table paper, with interest aided.
WIN M. HARRISON, admir- of
-, =. c. Harrison, decd.
mn 3l-dtds
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LIE lssUhAN.iE.-fdE BALTIMORE
Ia LlFE INSURANCE COMPAsY.-Inc0rpO.
rated 1S30.-Chafter Perpefuai.-Tnis
company lpsares lives Tor or more years, or
Tor a'e, at reduced rates of premium. The pay
MEETS may DC made annually. semannualiy, or
quarterly at the option Of the assured. Slave poll
eses are grained for one or seven years, and pre-
'miuiis moderate. For rates. &C.. apply to
G. II. SUfTUa, Aren't.
ap 1-6r 229 Broad street.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLUn.
E,0UR BUILDING LOTS ON UNTO,

H'OUh BUILDING LOTS ON UNION
HILL AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Fri
day. the 9Th inst commencing at half past A
O'Clock, P. M, upon the premises, four Building
Lots, beautifully situated on Union Hill. The Lots
front on Peasants street about 80 feet each, and
have a depth OF l65 feet These Lots are finely ele
waited aud are the most desirable to be had on
the Hill
TERMs-One third cash; balance in and 70
months with interest
By request of the owner.
ap2 JAMES A. TAyJ OR A1ctr
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EAGLE EDUSnRY.

'fNHE subscriber having removed to the large
Foundry just erected by him, and fitted OUT
WIN machinery OF the latest and most approved
STYLE Is, In addition to the manufacture OF Tobac-
Co flat'ening Mills. prepared to receive orders for
stationary Steam Engines Saw and Grist Mills, Ag-
ncutarai Machines, Tobacco Presses of every de-
sscrpton. and all kinds of iron aud brass Castings
tie pledges him self 10 execute faithfully and with
despatch al work eat listed to him, sad respect
iuiiy solicts call fro m his finds and the public
gen-faiIy. PHILIP RAIN,
Cary. between Pearl and Sth streets
The highest Cash prices paid Tor Old CASTINGS,
Grass and copper, ap 6-dfm
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FLUID EXTRACT OF RHUBARB.-
J. Do do SIENNA do do SIENNA and Spigeiia. 10 do
Valerian, do do Sarsapafiila Comp prepared ac-
cording to the United States Pharmacopea, and
their valuable medicinal qualities retained In their
greatest periecron by WIN. M. DADE,
Chemist and Apothecsry,
No. IL Main street, opposite Old Market.
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ENOR SALE.-A Dice light Carriage, adapted
L to one or two Horses, city made aud but little
used in which great bargain will De sold on early
application. Also, fine Family Horse, and su
perior Saddle Horse. Apply toDsvid Baker, corner
ofFranklin and 18th streets. or to the subscriber
apl-6t JNO, II. PLEASANTS.
W HIsTLE INDICATOR, Tor the use of
w hotels, steamships, factories, tobacco ware
houses, dwellings, &C, &C. The undersigned
would take this method of informing his friends
and the public of the city of Richmond, that he has
made arrangements with the inventors OF this va.
iuable and useful consriys nce to furnish them to
all those who wish to take advantage OF their con-
yenience. This instrument ia used in connection
with speaking pipes, and Is far superior to the bell
for calling attention, aud less liable TO get of
der. They are extensively used at the North, par
ticularly in New York. The public are invited to
call and examine the operation of one now in prac-
ment of WILLIAM READY,
C. Cumberson's old stand, Main street.
ap 5-6t*
ID, GOODMAN, No l34 Main street, oppo-
y site Eagle Square, has just received large lot
of blue, black, and browa Sack and Frock Coats
of the very latest improved styles OF spring o.
also a larse assortment OF Fancy Cashmere Pants
white and fancy MaEseiies, Linen, black Bombazne
black ard fancy Silk, and black Satin Vests, all OF
which will be sold at the v.ry lowest cash pr1ce !;
all he asks is give him call. De deems u need.
lsss after the long trial the pubic has had Of ms
;oods 10 saw more in their commentator; sumce
il, he warrants all Clothing he sells ap
CERVANTs FOX HIkE.-"e have TWO . 70
81 male Cooks AM House Girl, to hire cut for
thesremaindsr of the year. ro,rR : COOK.
r,hs7 General Agents.
CAR1T HAND FOK HIRE.-We have
+ Tor nire for rne reside OF the year, young
negro servant. who Is an excellent piougnmsn'
&c. IA. cx srr.et
II
VI - bs 3 prime new crop Lsgusyra COFFEE.
90 DO do do Rio 90
"a bales do do Mocha 90
Receiving and for sale BY aou
ap I--ts LEWIS MEbo . soN.
NTEW JEWELRY.-The subscribers are re.
In ceiyina their fresh assortment OF Jeweiry, u
all the latest styles, to which they invite the sten
aps GENNET JAMES. Eagle Square.
NOK sALE.-A nne young Cow and Can
i raised near the city, price 20 apply 70 an
JAS 4. SUTTON, JR,
Land, Pension and General Agent, Bank u
ap3-n
1e TONS LUMP PLASTER, arrived
Ii y per schr Oregon, AND n iof sac alsr,n
aps cornsr end and Water streets.
7 AND VARIANTS bought = highest mar
RiIis - Ireland in sams . suit Tor sale ~
CHUBB RROTHE9S.
n.nkers ana Dealers d aepok4 koreizn - Domes-
dc Exehamee Washingeon Guy.
m 21-3aWlu-AWl9
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sTKATTON,s OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of Kentucky No n, April 3:
6S 10 35 70 63 So SO 81 80 60 % IS.
For To- Day--Kentucky Ex., No e.. Capital
$4,000. Tickets 81.
Also, Kentucky, No 79.-Capital $4,000. Tickets
a
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The undersigned. since the termination of the bu-
siness Of Gay, Mathews & Co., has made an ar.
rangenent with Messrs. Parker, Bayiy & Eimmo,
and may be found at their establishment, where he
will be happy to meet with his old customers and
friends They may also rely upon the prompt and
faithful execution Of all memorandum and Orders
entrusted to him.
an is CHARLES q. GAY.
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nESIRABLE COT rAtsE RESIDENCE
OATAUCTlON-Willb be Sold on THURSDAY,
the 9Th OF April, commencing at Al O'Clock p. nj,
opon the premises that pleasant brick Collage Re.
sidence, situated on 9Th North OF Leigh street and
adjoining the property of Nicholas Mills Esq. The
lot fronts on 9Th street 40 feet and runs back the
usual distance. The house is well arranged for
comfort and COG venence is in trst.rate order and
has the necessary oothouses. The whole premises
are quite neat in appearance, and offer attractions
to those wishing pleasant residence, convenient
to business.
Terms, one third cash, balance in 6 and 12 mos,
with interest and secured BY deed of trust. By
request Of the owner
TAVI m Anoxr
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- EAfOVAL.-DUDLEY a. JOHNSTON have
HI removed to the store recently occupied by
Messrs. Gay, Matthews IL Co, No. l45, Eagle
Square, where they are now receiving and opening
a large and handsome assortment OF Staple and
Fancy DR., Goods to which they invite the ttenton
of their former patrons. and the public generally
To the Patrons of the late concern of
Gay, Matthews & Co., and th Q public gem
orally Having tagen q situation s. Salesman In
the Dry Goods Store of Messrs. Dudley and John
ston. successors 10 Messrs Gay, Matthew's q Co.,
respectfully beg leave to ask the attention othc
TONERS of the la % concern in whose employ have
spent several years. to the large and desirable stock
OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, just received, and
opened by them feeling warranted in assuring them
that in my new position, aided by The accommo-
dating aud liberal Spirits of my enpoyers, shall
be able to render them the ampest satisfaction.
ap 6-d3,wlt- WILLIAM q. FERGU SON.
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n .ssOLUTl0N OF PAMTNkK.nIP-

PARKER, bAYLi ~ NIMMO, job
bers and Retail Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, No. 143 Eagle square, Richm0nd,
Virginia Respectfully call your attention to their
extensive assortment OF new and desirable Goods,
which they offer to merchants, and city and coun-
try retail buyers on as good terms as they can be
had here or elsewhere.
Mr.. CHARLES s. GAY, formerly of the firm of
Messrs. Gay, Mathews ~ Co., of this city, will as
sist in the purchase and sale of their Goods.
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fISHE advertiser wlshes 10 ostaIm n sltuslivn =.
small family-can nne wsil recommends. Ap.
ply ut this ofics by IL oclock A. n, or o'clock,
Pm. ap6-lt
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GREGORY & MAURY,
Successors to j. w. Maury & Co.. Mnna.
gers.
Office, No. o. Main Street

65 10 IS 10 60 SIS 50 81 6 80 go 2s as as
To.Day-kentncky State Lottery, Glass No
79-Capitals: prizes of $4,000 $500, 1000, 10 OF
1000, 20 If 200, 20 of $50, &C. &c numbers. IL
drawn Tickets S. ans
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mANA4kR,e QkRICH,

MANAakR,e OkRICB.
spleaaid LssleTy isf 9SIs ID cspis.iss
~ e., y Of 1000 N Of $50, ~ 81 zoo, &c IS
numbeie, drawn. TIckeia IS. 8. 9
10 Of $50, 40
Drawa Nos ofCrand Consolida,ed, Class TO-:
10 IS 81 81 u So 30 4 % ~ 81 4
sP o G. w. PURCELL.
GUILD NINE ON PEARL STRRET.
LUCKS OFFICE H-sgss
hMplements Farnishcd NJ the Mine.
SPLENDID sCHEME-THREE DRAWN BAL.
LOTSi
For To.Day.-BelA ir-capitsls :eis s35I. LET
ana md drawn numbers $1,000; And and Ord, 1850
lss and 3rd, 200; LIST u.s. and Is; Ord H. Tickets as
Shares in proportion.
Patapsco Institute Capitals: 1881, l of 1850
lo OF $50, &c. 7s numbers, 10 drawn Tickets an
Drawn Nos Of Patapsco, 10s:
IS 50 70 IS % 46 n ls SO IS 90 a..
apo I.ITcK
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AIN AND EN- b kOI ID Il II Il ID
l. SHAWLS.-Just received from New York,
our new and handsome supply OF plain and en-
broidered white Grape Shawis; also, In store,
Capes and Visettes OF the latest fashion, at
CHAS. HARTWELL cos,
ap5 Opposite Swan Tavern.
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DUBLISHED, and for sale this day, by
4 THOMAS ID. GRESHAM, 1904 Broad street,
Florence, the Fatal Vow, by Eliza A Dupuy,
author of THE Con.pirator," &c-price 25c
Bill Deadeye and the Anaconda yarns of the sea,
by Bawser Martingae-price Csc
Hunts Merchants Magazint for April
Appleton's Mechanics Magazine for April
knickerbocker Magazine Tor april
international Magazine for April
Harper's Magazine for April
MadalDe. by Julia kavanaugh-paper so cts; mus
lin 15c .-.-...-
Home Narratives, by Charles Dickens, being No
of Putnams IAb:ary
The latest Boston, New York and Philadelphia
Papers always on hand
Lady Felicia, by Cockton-50c
Swamp Steed or Marlon-50c
Seven Brothers of Wyoming-25e
Poor Jack, by Marry att-5Oc
Count Monte Lsone-50c ..
Crimors, or Loves Cross-62c
We hsve always on hand large assortment of
Blank Books, Stationery, Engravngs, &c, at whole
sale and retail. Country dealers supplied on rea-
sonablc terms by THOS H. GRESHAM,
apo Deposits Broad Street Hotel
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FOUND, yesterday, on Main street, between i2th
L and I3th, Bunch of Keys, which the
owner can have by Calling at this oifice, and paying
for this advertisement. sp Gilt
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DARASOLs PA X A SOLS.: PA X A.
L SOLS!!l-Just received our new ana complete
supply Of Plain and Embroidered Parasols of the
latest style, also good supply of geptlemen's Silk
Umbrellas, small size Umbrellas for ladies. We So
lict call of all in want of such, at
CHAS. HARrWELL g. cos,
an Opposite the swan Tavern
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GlA or eisnt Respectable femairs viii md can
~ pioymenI AZ this Franklin Paper DILL, In
asserting and cutting rag &C. as6-3F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-06

MI ERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
WI his line would do well to call on the subscri.
Der, and examine his large stock of Plain and ia
PANIED Tin Ware, stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with a great variety OF Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, at his large Wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot. No. 6, Main
street, 3 ioors above the old Market Richmond, Va
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice. and cheap and good any other eetablish
ment in the State. WIN. SEARS WOOD,
an 6-Im A Practical Workman
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-09
Anecdotes Of Fat Men.

DR.. Beddoes, the English antiquarian, was
SO enormously corpulent that lady Of Cliff
ton used to call him the travelling hay
stack" He was once requestedby batch
er to give it out that he bought his meat of
6!m as it wouldredoundto the credit Of any
70 nave the feeding of such FalstaA.
At Cambridge resided huge professor, and
the paivours were wont 20 exclaim :-"God
bless you sir" when he CHANGED to walk
over their work. In the Court Of Louis XIV.
lived two lusty noblemen, who were relat-
ed to each other. The King said to one OF
than, when rallying him ON his corpaIea-
cyr'I suppose you take little or no exer-
else" your majesty will pardon me, y
replied the bulky duke, "but | generally
walk round my cousin two or three times
every morning"