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MONEY MATTERS, TRADE. &c.

The City Bank of New York has declared
semi-anuual dividend of FIVE per cent.
The New York Post of Saturday P. Nj.
says
The demand foI sterling exchange was &C.
i've at the close for the Collins steamer at
lS9salC9 per cent; and considerable TRANSACT
ions were made at lower rates for commercial
bills. Money is in large supply, and the great
est facilities exist for all kinds of enterprise.
The quotations do not vary, being 4a5 per cent
for call loans, and sac per cent for prime
grades OF commercial paper.
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Ainrfre Disaster &c

Bosroy April l9-The barque Mimosa, al
Sa.yrna, spoke 10Th inst, brig Diamond, from
B. ,tol, Jound tof Baltimore. The barque
Theodore, Lincoln, master, was lost on her
passage from New York for Dublin. She was
insured q, Boston for thirty Thousand dollars,
ia The New England and Alliance offices.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
= BY the SMITH FAMILY, advertised for last
evening and postponed becauee of the rain, viii be
given give This tWednesday) EveninE, April 2lst
Tickets g cents each, for sale at the ticket Office
ap 21--its
NhE ATHENKURI.-ALe Lecture will be de
nvered on Thursday evening of this week,
oy Mr.. ANDREW JOHNSTON STANDARDIZATION.
al Ballads
=, Lecture begins at 81 o'clock; doors open st H.
Tickets 25 cents, for sale at the door.
apo THE Con- ON rnE ATHENEum
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THE FREsHET.-At Alexandra, the wharves
were overlooked, but not 10 an extent to cause
much damage.
At Georgetown, on Monday, the merchants
On the vnaryes were removing their goods
from the cellars and lower floors. Large
quantities of old trees aud drift wood had
foated down and lodged against the Potomac
Bridge.
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sHEfPERSON'S OFFICE,
Main Street, opposite the Va. Bnnks.

sHErPERSON'S OFFICE,
Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks.
Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery Glass 12O April 10 !:
49 IL 81 IS SO SO q sc n SO 81 Sc 20 % A.
Drawn Nos Washir gton County Lottery, Glass 81,
April 49,:
SIS SO 80 90 SO 10 Is 43 9 IA 81 60 p 81 q.
For To- Day-The Susquehanna Canal Lott ry,
Glass l7-Capitals: S309u9, 10 of 3OCO leo of 1000
100 OF 400, &c. 70 numbers, IL drawn Tickets
Sl0-shares in proportion.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery Glass 122-Cspitals /:
$4,000, of 1000, of l000 20 of 100, &c IS Nos,
ID drawn ballots Tickets only So so.
~ Look at the prizes sold and paid at this Of
nee during the last few days:
Nos Is 22 "A, prize of $500; do II SO, do do
$275; do 90, do do $500; do 80 81 63, $3.50 !:
co ~ So 65, do do SIS; do IL AZ 81, do do SO
by
ap 81 STEPHENSON
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scntencc Of Mauriee Aesoa;o.

lgocuEsrER, April le.-This morning Maui
o. Antonio was brought into court, and SEN
tepce OF death passed upon him for the murder
NJ Iruacio Pinto. He was sentenced TO be
hung on the third day of June. When the
ss-tsnce was Interpreted 10 him he appeared
"a be deeply affected, and shed tears free
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Marina UiSnSfer.

NORFOLK, April l9.-The schooner Armada,
ofBoston, with a cargo of lime, bricks, hay,
&C., for Georgetown. s. c.. put in here to-day,
with loss OF ioiemust.
Ii is now blowing strong gale from the
northwest.
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ProbabLe Eeto of BanE B;Ns.

HARRIsB. RG, April 19.-It is reported that
Gov. Bigler will veto the whole lot of bank
bills lately passed by the Legislature, with
perhaps The exception of two or three which
are regarded as necessary,
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HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS.-
IL VIII be seldom WEDNESDAY next, the 2lst
inst, at O'Clock, that desirable Tavern stand at
the corner of Main and 22nd Streets directly oppo-
site the County Court House, occupied by George
klen and others. The property fronts 50 feet on
Main street, and is most excellent stand for busi
ness Immediately after the sale of the above, win
be sold three valuable building LOTS, fronting %
fe 1t each on 22nd street. between Main and Frank
lin streets, and running back so feet. Title indis-
putabie. TERMS at sale.
ap l5-tds JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
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FOR LIBERIA,

COLONIZATION ROOMS, Washington City,
April 8, 1852.
THE next expedition for Liberia will sail from
u Baltimore the first of May. and will touch, at
Norfolk for emigrants as soon after the first as Dos
sible.
All those persons intending to take passage in
this vessel, who reach Norfolk easier than Bal.
nmore will stop there and report themselves to the
hev; WIN. Starr, who will take charge of them
folk by the I'd of May at the very latest
WIN McLAIN,
sp 20-2t Sec. Am Cnl Sociatv
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OpeK;ng of Navigation.

BuFFALo, April l9.-The ice is breaking up
f,aidly. The steamer Albany cleared AT the
Custom House to-day and leaves tonight
Navigation is now fairly open. The steamer
Slperior is ashore near Ere-steamer Mich
jyaa has gone TO her assistance.
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A. TURNER & COMPANIES
COMBINED
MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS

WILL enter the city on Friday, April 23d, head.
w ed by the New York Brass Band The Ami.
nais are those which were exhibited throughout
the IN principal cities of Europe by Van Amburgh.
The performing Elephant Abdnllah excites the
wonder and surprise of every individual who has
seen his almost incredible performances
The Equestrian Troupe lie without its su.
perior IN the known world among which are those
celebrated Riders, Messrs N. b. and T. v, Turner
ward, De Lacey, Masters Thomas, Henry, &c. and
tnat Clown OF all Clowns J. NJ Myers who will
throw somerset over sixteen men, over tea horses,
ana the largest class elephant-wil exhibit on Mr..
Valentines lot Broad street. opposite the Civ Hall
1852. AA1 ~1'a'
Doors open at halt past 6 o'clock, p. M. Perform.
anees commence at NJ. Admission so cents /.
children and servants rs cents. Afternoon per-
formance on Saturday, commencing at half hast
O'Clock, P. NJ. an 10 e.
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D0nrerouSlu III.

PHILADELPHIA, April l9.-Two Of our most
distinguished and wealthy citizens, the Hon.
joan Sergean! and Nathan Trotter. Esq, are
lying dangerously i'll, and not expected to re-
cover.
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s STEAMSHIP ROANOKE for
ssz3nlGszzr = NEW YORK-Shippers BY this line
viii please to bear in mind that the company have
had erected at each port large and conmodious
sheds to protect freight from the weather, and also
that the Roanoke leaves New York regularly every
Saturday evening, at O'Clock and Richmond every
Tuesday evening, at 4 o'clock
ap 20-3t INDIAN & wATSON
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EypsIition 10 tke Australia Gold Hines.

LIjt 43t4tH 10 tItt Z1USfgNfEN UOlU 1VfNES.
BosToN. April i9.-The ST. John IN. b. pa
peFs, ofthe 18th inst, mention that numerous
expeditions are fitting out there and at Hall
tax. n. g, for the Australia gold mines.
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GREGORY IL RlAURl,
Successors to j. w. Maury & Co., Mana.
gers
Office No. o. Main Street

tYThe capital prize OF $21 1886 (whole ticket
sold and paid.
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass So, April l6 ::
81 lo % Al 81 SO &c az IL 81 II 80 rs.
Whole ticket Nos IS 81, the capital prize of
S2 $50 in the above Lottery, sent to this agency,
and sold by Anthony IL Co., Vendors, Petersburg,
Va
Splendid Scheme TO.Day-Capitals: $685..
00O 10000 10000, 6000 1000, 3OOO 1859, 80 prizes
of 1000, 80 of 500, 40 of BOO 25 of ZOO &C. 7e mum
bers, IA drawn ballots. Tickets S1O-shares in
proportion. ap2l
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M AMAZE k'S OEFIC
MORRIS T. 70

Splendid Lottery for This Day.-Capitals:
S3Os09 10 of 1900, 100 OF 1000, 100 of 400, &C. 7s
Nos. - drawn. Tickets So
Also, the Patapsco Lottery, Class l22-Capital
$4,000, &c. Tickets Sc So
Drawn Nos OF Washington. Glass No 81:
IS SO 80 % % 10 Is 40 "A 81 So ~ 81 "a.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco Class No 100:
4s Is 81 IS SO 80 q 66 n SO 81 Sc 20 90 A.
ep II G. w. PURCELL
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GOLD nllNE On FEAKi. STNEE1-
LUCK'S OFFICE.
Implements Furnished mt the Mine.

Drawing of Patapsco, 100:
~ IL Oh IS SO 80 81 Sc n SO 81 Sc 10 % A.
10 81 SO, prize sold and paid by LUCK,
Drawn Nos of Washington, Glass 81:
50 80 80 % % 10 IS 40 9 IA 81 63 ~ 81 "a.
For To-Day-Susquehanna Canal-Capital
s30,909; also, 10 prizes of 3000 leo of 1000 7s
numbers, IL drawn Tickets $lO-shares in pro-
portion.
Also, small Lottery, at So So
Remember to call at
ap2 JITcK,S
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NEW SCHOOL BuoKs.-The stand

NEW SCHOOL BOGKS.-The Standard
IN Speaker, containing exercises in prose and
poetry for defamation IN schools, academies, ~.
eeums, colleges, newly translated or complied from
celebrated orators. authors and popular debates,
ancient and modern; treatise on oratofy, &c, BY
Epes Sargent--55o PIP, paper 81 50
A New Spanish Dictionary, in two parts, BY F
Meadows, AZ A-S2
Adier's New German Dictionary, abridged from
the larger work for learners-Sl rs
Surenne's French Dictionary abndgedfor the use
Of schoos--sl. just published and for sale BY
ap l6 HAROLD 4 MURRAY.
CUFERk BUGAks.-I50 bbis, tor sale BY
~ apI5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN = CO.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
" especially in GRAPE SHAWLS, at No IT'S
Broad street.-The subscriber respectfully invites
the ladies and the public in general to his well and
carefully selected stock of Dry Goods, which he
recently bought in New York for cash, and which
he pledges to sell as cheap as any other establish
ment in the city. He is constantly receiving the
latest and most fashionable styles of Dry Goods and
other Fancy Articles and Trimmings, purchased
for him by his brother, Isaac Rosenfeld, who re
sides in New York. The f, flowing are some of the
article 8, viz: white, plain and embroidered Grape
Shawls; Barge de LANES: Silk Tissues Silk Popns;
Fouard and French Silk Mitts; fancy Silks; French
Jaconets and Lawns Embroideries Of every-descrip.
ton; great bargains in L Hdkfs; Irish Linens;
IL linen Sheetng and Shrtings, OF all sorts; Table
Diapers; Towlings; Napkins Prints; the best patent
Skirts; silk and cotton Hosiery, in great variety;
Mattings and Carpets, and in fact al other Goods
usually kept in dry goods and fancy stores; also,
good assortment of Goods for gentlemen and boys
wear, such as Broad Clo,hs. Cassimeres, Linen
Drilings, Vestings, &c. &c.
ap 20-lA H. ROSENFELD.
NOTICE. Having discontinued my former
lN business, am very anxious to close up the
business soon as possible. All persons having
claims sgainst me will Piles Sc present Them for pay
ment. and all persons indebted to me are earnestly
requested to make immediate payment either to
Messrs. Toier 81 Cook or myself.
L. P. ELLIS,
ap 20-lw* leo Broad street.
NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS.-Can
IN be found at F. REGNAULT'S, $50 Main street,
and nearly opposite the Banks, large and beauti.
full assortment OF Gilt, Fresco, Oak, Plain and Com
mon Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire
Screens, and Curtain Paper, Curtain Goods,
Shades, Lounges, CURED Hair and Shuck Mattrass-
es, Floor and Table Oil Cloths, Table Covers, and
few pieces of superior quality Mating, and eve
ry article connected with the Upholstery and
Paper Hanging.
The subscriber, IN conducting the business OF his
father would respectfully return his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public and in soliciting their
patronage would respectfully state that, having the
assistance of superior Upholsterer and Paper
Hanger from New York, and other workmen of
acknowledged skill under his own immediate at
fention, asks only continuance OF that patronage
SO kindly given by the ladies and gentlemen OF the
city. JOHN +. REGNAULT.
B.-Country Merchants viii hnd 1t to their adj
vantage TO give me call Repairing done on rea
sonasIs terms an l9-6t
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- BOOTS AND sHOEs.-The sub

- BOOTS AND SHOES.-The sub.
1G2~S scriber has on hand and 10 constantly
manufacturing at his establishm No. 2I4 Broad
street, all kinds of Boots and shoes for Ladies and
Gentlemen. He has just received his Spring sup.
pig OF materials which of superior quality and
Will make to orGer, in his usual neat and durable
style, all kinds of Boots Shoes, Caters at the
shortest notice and on reasonable terms He would
take this opportunity TO return his thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, and
hopes by punctuality and attention to business to
merit continuance OF the same.
ap 20-3t+ RIO. BRIGGS, Act
nj ODERN LANGUAGES.-Th undersgn-
lfA ed begs TO offer nis services as Teacher of
the German French Spsnish, and Portuguese Lam
guages, and referring 10 the subjoined testimony,
he hopes that the public will honor him with lib.
eral share OF their patronage.
HENRY Won GROOMING,
Teacher of Modern Languages,
9Th street. next door to st James Church
Mr. Henry Won Grooming has enjoyed unusual op.
portunities by education and continued residence
abroad, to become practically familiar with the
most important OF Modern Languages, whilst his
character and his habits such insure to him
as egentleman. that success which his extensive
knowledge and great ability teacher cannot fail
to obtain. DIX. ERNEST VOLGER,
Adj. Prof of Modem Languages.
University of Virginia, March 80, 1852.
lake further liberty to refer to the following
gentlemen residents of this city.
Mr. o Strecker, Mr. John Endich. Mr. w de
Voss.
ap20-l2r H.VG.
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NEW BOOkS-Just received by
~ NASH g. WOODHOUSE.
Wordsworth on the Apocalypse .-Lectures on
the Apocalypse, critical, explanatory and practical,
delivered before the University of Cambridge; be.
ing the Hulsean Lectures for the year Is4S by Chr
Wordsworth, d. D., Canon of Westminster, &c
From the second London edition, vol Svo So
The Baron's Little Daughter, and other Tales in
prose and verse, by the author of Hymns for Lit
| lie Child, edited by the Rev. VIM. Gresley, M A.
| 374 cents.
Absolutely received:
Far OFF; or, Asia and Australia; with anecdotes
and Illustrations, by the author of ''The Peep of
| Day." sc. 75c
| The way to do good, by Jacob Abbott 81.
Examples of Lille and Death, by Mrs Sigourney.
The Lord Prayer-Nane Sermons preached in
the Chapel of Lincolns Inn, by Frederick Denison
| Maurice, A M. Soc
Together with number of other new and inter-
esting works. apl2
| MAY MAGAZINES.-J. w. RANDOLPH
| 1il has received
| May No Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine
| 1Scents
May No Sartains Union Magazine-25 cents
The Seven Capital Sins, Avarice, by Eugene Sue
| -25 cents
1851, or the Adventures of Mr. and Mrs Sandboys
| thsir son and daughter who came up to London To
! "enjoy themselves" by II Mahew and Geo Cruk
shank-50 cents
The Ladies' Illustrated Keepsake with steel
plates, ST., same, gilt, 81 SO
Chaplet of Roses, with colored plates, gilt edge
Il IS
Muttcrings and Musings of an Invalid-75 cents
Castle OF Otranto, by Horace Walpole, plates-37
cents
Cottage Tales or the Entertaining Repository Of
Magic, Witchcraft, Tales of Terror, &c-75 cents
Adams Bookkeeping, with Day Book and Ledger
81
The Grumber, by Miss Pickering, new edition
25 cents
Falkland, by Bulwer, new edition-25 cents
Edward and Isabel, Tales of the Ocean, by Il
Martingale-25 cents
Tom King, the Highwayman-25 cents
April No Plough, Loom and Anvil, per year So
25 cents
May No Godey's I.ady's Book-25 cents
ap19
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FOR RENT, that very desirable resi-
- dence on Grace street. near Centenary Church,
now occupied by j A. Cowardin. The rent is one
ct the most ee onomical in the city Possession will
be given about the irst of May. 1t would be con-
venient residence for physician or lawyer. Apply
al this office. ao2I-ts
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HEAD QUARTERS ROR FASHION.
= ABLE CLOTHING.-Thes subscriber has now
g storea complote assortment of Fan ana WIZ.
srticle 81 Maas Cisshing embracing every
priced OF the very latest and ost approved stvlcs
Turn Goats. 1o-sA
Body Sacks. Cunwsys, Dress and Frock Goats.
vESTS-Plain and fancy silk. rich embroidered
Cassimeres, black and fancy, plain and dsureS
Casameres and Merinos
PAhTS-All shades. celors, and qualities.
Merino Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, fancy
Ties, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks, &c.
Also diiect fromzthe mandatory, large a.
sortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Silks, satins,
party ysstings, something really rich and racy;
ma, In tact every article in my line of business
~ OF which am prepared to make to measure
sne snortes, notice, and in the latest and most
No 100. corner Main and Governor streets.
ylsO COUNTRY MEKCHANTs.-JU1N
4 PlZZINI hasthe pleasure of announcing to his
country friends and the public generally, that he
Is just IN receipt of large supply of Spring Goods
Consisting in part of the following articles, viz:
2oo boxes r: N. Raisins, (whole, half and
quarter boxes.)
$50 drums Smyrna Figs
90 jars No. l Prunes
l0Ofancy boxes do.
% boxes Lemons
bales English walnuts, Zine and fresh.)
days Palm Nuts.
do Fiber.s.
10 trails Dates.
S1boxes Citron.
$1,000 s1perior Cigars, Various approved brands)
20 dozen ass'd Pickles.
With fine assortment of Dolls, Fancy Goods, &c.
togetner with large assortment of Candies of his
own manufacture, which he is now prepared to
furnish in any quantity with any other articles Ia
his line that may be wanted, on the most a ccom
modating terms-at 1872 next tn the Excoanoo
Rank
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NOflCE.-Ihe subscriber hereby gives notice
y that he will apply to the Treasurer of the
Commonwealth for a renewal of the following
certificates of State stock, the same having been
lost or mslaid No 3, dated Nov ls4a, for $4,000;
No 49, dated 10th Dec, le48, for $500; No 462,
dated 24th Jan'y l849, for $500; and No 6Sl dated
10th Dec, 1S48, for 5000. H. ]. MILLER,
NH l0-law3m Trustee for H. T. Sernple
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The undersigned, since the termination OF the bu-
siness of Gay, Mathews d. Co, has made an ar.
rangement with Messrs. Parker, Bayly e. Nimmo,
and may be found at their establishment, where ne
viii be happy to meet with his old customers and
friends. they may also rely upon the prompt and
faithful execution Of all memorandums and oaDERs
entrusted to him.
CHARLES \. GAY.
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QUESTION:. asked)-Wi be paid to the person
who will return the PICTURE of gentleman, that
was taken from my door on yesterday
MOULSON'S Daguerreotyps Gallery,
No lilo Main street, Richmond, Va.
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nENlCOTISED SMOKING TOBACCO.
IL This Tobacco, on account of its very pleasant
aroma and freedom from poisonous properties, is
bee oming deservedly popular. A full supply on
hand, and for sale by
apl4 o "A. STRECKER
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NOTICE is HEREBY given that the Certificate of
Debt, No. SO, for S43, issued by the Richmond,
Fredericksburg e. Potomac Railroad Company to
Catharine E. Howard, on the 29th day Of May,
ls47, having been lost mslad shall apply TO the
said Company for the renewal of the same
CHAS. HOWARD,
re 26-law2m* EX'0r of Catharine F. Howard
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LsAitM WANTED.-We wish to purchase a
Il Farm of so to $50 acres of Land, from one to
Ave miles distant from the city, with pretty decent
Improvements omit. If suited we will pay liberal
| price, in CASH. TOLER g. COOK
NH 90 General Agents
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The firms of GAY, MATHEWS q CO., of Rich.
mond, and of MATHEWS, GAY g. CO.. of Lewis.
burg, are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Thomas Mathews and Samuel A. Glover are author.
ICED to settle up, and collect the assets and dis
charge the liabilities of Gay, Mathews g. Co; and
Mason Mathews is authorized to settle up and col.
lect the assets of Mathews, Gay e. Co, and dis
charge their liabilities.
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fssgSx LOST, Saturday night, on Main
.S RI assstreet, between lst and 10Th Streets a
!s.A5ssassrsSabl black Morocco POCKET BOOK, con
tanning about So in bank notes The
finder viii be rewarded by leaving the at this
office. ap 2l-2t*
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Hampton's Tincrure 10 the great Suriher ct
the blood-will cure Scrofula, Rhcumafism, Celds,
Cough, Liver Complaint Diseases Of the Throat and
Breast &c.
Call and get pamphlet gratis, and see facts,
cures of men who are known.
For sale by O. A. STRECKER, Main strest Rich /
mond G. B. JONES a. CO., Petersburg, Va; DR.
COOKE, Fredericksburg MORTIMER 4 NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and By Drusgists eenerally.
apl9-dits
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DEFRIG KATORS, ) HOW II
h BATHS, AND WATER COOLERS.-The
subscr ber has now in store a very complete assort
ment of all the above articles. Retrgerators of
the most approved kinds and with the latest inn
provements, ranging in price from FIVE to TIVE MY
eight dollars Shower Baths of very desirable
styles and simply constructed. Water Coolers
large assortment and at very low prices. The
above for sale At the House Furnishing Store of
ap Cow L. GINTE&, 1877 Main street.
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NOTICE.-Ih have appointed Lewis Freshman,
IL my Agent for carrying on the Dry Goods and
Ready Made Clothing business in the city of Rich.
mond WILLIAM FLEISHMAN
IQ-l0tt
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-HENRY SHAFER e.
4 co. are still receiving additional supplies of
FrOck and Dress Coats, beautiful styles of
Business Coats, Cashmere Pants, Silk and
Marseilles Vests-to which they would again invite
the attention CT the public. There cannot be found
q greater diversity o. STYLES or patterrs NH "a
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A GOOD BOOk.--Just received and for sale
IA by NASH 81 WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square,
Goodrich's Comprehensive Geography and History,
ancient aud modern, with 80 maps and 2Ou engrav-
ings
The object of this work is to supply view of the
world, geographical and historical, suited to the
more advanced class of pupils in high schools, AGA
denies and private schools, and also reading
book for families as well as book of reference for
merchants travellers and the great mass OF general
readers-price only 80 APP 20
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VENI, VIDI, VICI:-I CAME, SAW,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Browns instanta-
neous Liquid Hair Dye, for changing the Hair
b beautiful Black or Brown, prepared by James
Brown, of Rochester, N. Y. A supply of this truly
unrivaed fluid, oarranted to give satisfaction just
received and for sale by
r. r. DUVAL.
ap 10 Under American Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-21

MUDDY WATER.-Those who prefer clear
IVl water to the present muddy hydrant water,
can have it by getting one of those Mediterranean
Water Filters of
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
an 20 SO Main street.