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oDD-FELLOws' HALL-sevcn,h street,
Positively bit Three Days more.

Positively bit Three Days more.
Perhsm's Seven Mile Mirror,
Or Tour Of Ttco thousand Miles on the
Great Lakes-the Niagara. st. Laurence,
and Sdg,enay Ripers,
ILLUSTRATED on One Hundred Acres of Nov
Il ing Canvas. This great counterpart OF Nature
perfectly represents over one million objects, two
hundred cities and villages, one hundred tbousa nd
buildings. steamboats,, ships, &c, &C. The fol-
lowing localities are among the many.
The city and harbor Of Buffalo, Niagara Falls
the cities OF Hamilton, Toronto. and Kingston. the
Thousand Islands, Ogdensburg. the Grand RAJ ds,
Montreal, the city and citadel of Quebec Montmo-
renci Falls. and the Great Gulf This vast artistic
composition ends displaying the awful attributes
Of the Saguenay river.
Hand book TO the Mirror, 49, cents.
Doors open at half past 81 Mirror moves at tc
o'clock.
Admission % cents. Children half price
Ofico open daily for the sale Of tic kcts from half
past o'clock.
Day exhibitions every afternoon, commencing Al
81 O'Clock. Mar p
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLE

NJ EW SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLE
IN MEN.-The subscribers have Just opened a
Toll assortment OF the latest styles of French
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, &c, adapted to the
wants of gentlemen for the approaching season,
among which they cnunersto-
10 pieces extra superior black French Cloths
do medium quality do DO
do superhnc blue do
do low-priced do do
10 do fancy-colored French Cloths, embrac-
inga great variety OF beautiful shades
20 do new style Spring Cassimercs
10 do very fine black French Doeskins
20 do very rich fancy Silk vcstings
do very rich and heavy blk Satin vestipgs
% DO new style French Marscillcs do
10 do very hnc plain and figured white do
Also, great variety Of Gloves, half Hose. Svs
penders, Crayats, Stocks, Silk, and Linen Cambria
handkerchief, Silk and Gaose Morino Under
shirts aud Drawers, &c, to all Of which the stten
ton Of those wishing to make their spring pur-
choses is respectfully invited.
Mar 23-4~if HOOE, BROTHER & co.
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Mime Linunr Lam
MnrLlfs

HARRisBURo. March 22.-The first section Of the
Maine Liquor law passed the Senste Of Pennsylva-
MIA to- day by Is yeas to Ia nays.
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Mourn VERSoS.-Tho George Washington and
the Thomas Collyer alternately run TO Mount Yer
non every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday /;
leaving the steamboat wharf at fifteen minutes past
ten, and returning TO the city at three O'Clock in
the afternoon
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The Windsor, merchant ship, which left the
Cape ON the 9th of January, brings intelligence
that thirteen thousand head Of cattle had been cap
tured by the British troops, exclusive OF large
numbers drowned in crossing rivers. Major Will
mot, of the royal artillery, commanding at Fort
Peddic, has been shot by the enemy, and Mr..
Thompson, who At the head of the Iooloo con-
tingcnt has returned to Natal, his troops not being
required, and having suffered severely from dy-
scntery.
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UNITED STATES CiacuIT CoURT.-This court met
ycsterdey-Judges Dunlop and Morsell presiding.
jury will be cmpancled for Monday next; in the
mean time the court will be engaged in hearing
appeals from magistrates decisions,
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CoAL.-From the lst of March to the 18th instant
we learn that over two Thousand tons Of coal were
shipped from Cumberland, by canal, although the
business has not fairly bceun
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NATIONAL THEArRE.-Mr. Collins made bis mp
pearance last night in The IRISH ambassador, and
afterwards in Ttddy the 7iin-old favoritcs with all
capable Of enjoying hearty laugh, and well cal
cuated to present the actors skill in opposite walks
Of comedy The audience was large and in excel.
lent humor-an omen, we trust, Of a profitable and
agreeable engagement to actor and manager
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Dispatches have arrived via Trieste, confirming
the tclegraphc reports Of the breaking out of a
Burmese war. Sixty Brtisb subjects, cndeavoring
20 save their property, were detained and thrown
into prison. The enemy were dispersed, after n
supposed loss Of about three hundred killed. The
river ports Of Burmab were blockaded, and Com
modore Lambert proceeded to Calcutta for further
orders The Indian papers say: 1--WE are now in
the midst of active preparations for campaign,
which cannot fairly be commenced till October, by
which time reinforcements Of steamers may be re-
ccived from England, IL Necessary"
he irnn
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"To meet,the different tbicknesscs OF the plank
boards. the bcarngs Of the shaft of the cylinder
may be msde movable by screws, or other means,
to adjust II TO the work; the carriage or bed
plate may be mndc, go as TO raise the board or
plank up To the planning cylinder"
These are the parts OF the specification most per-
tincnt to the present inquiry. So far from putting
forth the truth idea Of keeping the side of the
board furtbest from the plane at all parts ,quidis
tant from the plane the odect-namely, tho re-
duction OF the board TO uniform thickness as be
ing the invention or discovery they neither Of
them described or mentioned, and If they existed
in the mind Of the inventor they are left by him
be inferred only from the mechanism which he de-
scribes In this respect, therefore, the claim can
not be enlarged by reference 70 the specification
and drawings The patent therefore, Ia not for n
truth or result as contended for, but for some me
chansm,
Another view presented by the plaintiff coun-
sci is, that this is patent for an organized ma
chine, containing parts performing certain fupc-
tiope and producing certain result, and that any
other machine in which those functions are per
formed. and such result produced, is infringe
men, although il have rotary cutter or pressure
roller. but Accompanies lite work by other instru-
mcntaltice. This construction cannot be main.
famed. The claim is clearly for combination
only. After describing the machine, the patcntec
says: "What IN claimed therein the invention OF
William Woodwork, deceased, is the employment
of rotary planee, substantially such herein de-
scribcd, in combination with rollers any analo-
gous device to prevent the boards from being
from the reduced or piancd to the unpaned sur
face, ~ described"
This must be considered as a claim for a comb
nation. Here are only two clements OF the comb
nation expressly mentioned; but as these TO be
used In conncxon with the residue of the machine
as described in the specification, the claim must be
considered for combination of the rotary cutters
and pressure rollers and the residue of the una
chine, thus constituting three elements Many-of
the plsintihs' witnesses have considered It a com
binanon OF the rollers, cutter, and bed plate. As
the bed plate ia in this inquiry the most material
part oil the residue Of the machine, il may for con-
venience. DO treated the third element in tho
combination.
Here IT is proper to advert to the Hill machine.
The plaintiffs contend-frsf, that this machine did
exist prior TO "oodworth's invention; sfcondly
that by he true construction of the plaintiffs pa
tent that machine is not covered by IT, and whether
previous or not is imnaterial; and in this be 10 fully
sustaiped by the experts.
" this latter proposition be true, then il ia not
only immaterial at what time the Hill invention
was made, in reference to the question of priority,
but also in reference to the question Of infringe
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTELS T Kirby, Va;
p smith. Alexandria; DR. ] Green. Worcester,
Mass: ] H Gudon. Pr Edward; DIR DeSaus-
suere. lady, and Miss DeSaussenre, DR. H r
Frost. lady, and Misses H and Frost, DIR R
Lobby, DR. b Flaggeto, Parker, and
Camden. c; I'M Jennings, g w Carpenter,
/, Morton, New York; ] Farrar, So Louis; w
L Sutton and lady, Georgetown. Ky; Lang
bois. New York; B Grason, Maryland; p B
Jones, Orange Co; DIR Bigelow, Boston; DR. G.
nj Wright, Cincinnati; Dr. H Allen. r l. Mai
Selden, U s A; DR. Wood and servt, DR. Norris,
Philadelphia; DIR Sheppard and lady, Boston;
J Jarrett, Petersburg; DR. Sims, Ala; DR. ]
Ware, Boston; Misses S Morton, s Ware and
NJ Ware, Milton. Mass.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-B S Whiteny, J
MalIet, ClarksvilIe; N Boyd, c A Gwat-
kins, Lynchburg; DIR Craghead, Danville; L
T Crenshaw, Louisville, Ky; A Trigg. q Mar
tin. Glasgow, Ky; r II Kidd, H B Kidd, Ca
roline; T w West, Appomattox: A Talcott,
Guilford, Conn; R M Moore, C Gates, AL
len. Powhatan; A Moses, DR. P Scott, Rich.
mond; c Hulett. Ohio T Martin. VIM
Martin, King William; A FL Robinson, Motto
way: Nj Scott. Amelia; tt Bell, Orange !;
DIR. J SMiller. Cumberland; Haven, G P
Haven, New York.
AMERICAN HOTEL e Walker, N c; w
Irving Rockingham; C w Simpson, Ohio:
S Sullivan ard w Armstrong. C; w T Joynes,
Petersburg; McBoyie. Plymouth, c; g w Min
mis-, Petersburg ] Temple, Prince George Co;
Doct w Barker and Doct Moultree. g C; DR. J
Robertson, Georgia.; w Venabe and family,
Prince Edward; DR. Mauran, Miss Mauran, and Mrs
Dunbar, Rhode Island; R Heath, Richmond J v
Washington. N C.; II w Woodruff, WATERFOWL,
Y; DIR Gilman, Boston; DR. Stewart and
DIR w Rockwell, NY; DR. w Hooker, Norwich,
Conn; B Potter and lady, Schenectady. N Y; DIR o
White, N Y; M H Cash, Orange Co. N Y; J Gil.
bert end R E Davies, Lyons, Y; DIR Coventry
and lady. DR. Dering, Miss Dering, and Miss Gil.
bert Utica; DIR Rivers, Mrs Rivers. and Miss Rus.
sell, Rhode ISLAND; DR. Watts. DR. E Beadle and
lady. Mrs Neuislege, Miss Reuislege. DR. J G Adams,
C Dunbar, A Hall. Miss Mcfarland, and G w
Bagbv, N Y; Bryant. Powhatsn; d Mosele =,
Buckingham; Grachen, Lynchburg; D r
Greenlee Natural Bridge; DIR L Burross and
Miss N Burress, Va; DR. Copper and lady, New
Castle, Del
CITY HoTEL-T Kellie, DR. Wadsworth.
Philadelphia; Carpenter, Madison H. Jno T
Whaling, Norfolk; Steers, r r; MINI. Va
CIR X; Fl Lopery, FL Fossett, r T Seabrook H
Della Roche. w Fl Nermon, DR. G Smith, w w
Corne r Murphy, Laher, F Steagleman, Horn,
r Elliot, HI L Dare, Baltimore; Hudgins, Mat
| thews; Mai boswell, Hanover Parne, Fauquier;
Wright, Sheba. Val w Fagg, Essex; Har-
rison. Richmond; w B Bennington, Ala ] D Mang.
UNI, Va; DR. II Mettert. Henrico: Shelton,
Charleston j E Young, Hanover; D q Gregg King
William; DIR Hargero, Va; J Williams, Ports.
mouth; ] M Morgan and lady. S Morgan, w
Forsky aud lady, Elizabeth City; Flirt and Ia
dy. w Tandell and lady, w H Bacon, Louisville;
8 J Walton, CASTOR.
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DIRECT LINE FROM

~Hn DIRECT I'M EssCu
~ GREENSBORO. NC TO hiCn-
In 4Sb PETERSBURG. vAs-On and ai'e q
the erst day Of APRIL 1881 there VIII Ds Ibo g
= - nuyLeyille. Va, via DanviIle, Halifax IN
~ and Charlotte b. to Burkevilie where they ron,
sSa ,.s ~ Richmond and,Danyille Railroad ana
also With the South Side Railroad nom that Phase
to Petersburg. .Ia. .;,,s. : cock.
,esving Riehmond snd Petersburg at a O'CLOCK,
rive =, IL f;reensbor,, the second day at ~ NJ -
cave Greensboro every Tuesday $1,000 and
saturday at ga M, and arrive In hicn"onu -
Petersburg day at II nj. .,,a q,
Fare through from Greensboro to Ricnniono -
Petersburg Sl2. .,ro,,et without
yy;,,a line of coaches at the latter town 1,
- p FLAGG a. co.
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SOUTH CAROLINA STATES RIGHTS Cow.
'vEETIor.-At the session of this body on
Thursday last. the 2eth April, -the third day of
the meetsng- mir. sCheeves, the Chairman of
the Coasanttee Of Twenty one, submitted
report ssntaining a resolution and ordinance.
che former declaring the injuries of the
State al the hands of the Federal G overnment
and the expediency of single secession, mas.
much as the people, in view of the action of
their brethren OF the South, had so declared.
The report was then ordered for considera-
zion 10 morrow at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and also
TO be printed.
Mr.. Perry, from the same committee. SUBJ
united aieportfor himself, which was also or
dered for consideration tomorrow, aud TO be
printed.
Mr.. Psrry's report. submitting the aggress:ons
Of Congress, recommended, as there had been
'fnaniiested disposition'bo both by Gong ress and
difficulties and to protec; us in the enjoyment
o. our rights, that South Carolina should take
no step towards the exercise of a recolutiona.
.ry righ.
Ar Uregg, from the same committee. sub.
Miueo . report, in his own behalf, which was,
upon me motion of Mr.. Gregg, ordered TO De
prince, aad then laid on the table.
I'll nSfeggs report agreed with the Commit
Report, as tar as il went; but objected to
NE committees report on the ground OF incon,.
spteteness, il setting forth grievances, but re.
commencing nouc5son TO remeiy them.
Mr. ]. Beilinger then read an amendment 10
the Committees Report proposing the passass
Of an ordinance, by the Convention, emrox :,
ing rhe General Assembly, by a ma;or;,v :
two.thirds, TO withdraw South Carol;na iron
the Federal Union ''oi'
MIR. Dantzler, from ST. Matthew'S, stated TN,
ne nad prepared, and intended submitting, i
me Convention, sundry provisions which woul
be lniiaiory to the act Of secession bu, \
view OF the exciting state Of things and the ca,
nest desire be had TO see harmony restored, b
ierbore so doing.
The Convention then adjourned until Frida
alto Am.
The ieisgraphreport of Fridays proceeding
STATE MAT the Convention adopted the Repol
q .ne COMMITTEES Of Tweniy-one. by vote q
one hundred and ihir.y-six 70 nineteen.
de. .sss'Aeo -"
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e

- - -
% ICHMOND AND DANVILLE Kali.
II ROAD-CHANGE OF HOURS.-On and
after THURSDAY, the 10Th February, 1852, re.
gular passenger train will run between Richmond
and Jenning Ordinary, connecting at Jennings
Ordinary with Flagg g. Co.'s line OF Stages for
Burkevilie, Farnville, Lynchhurg, Halifax Court
House, Danvi.le and Milton. The train win stop
for passengers only at the following points Man.
chester, Robiou's, Coal Field, Tomahawk. Pow.
hatan, Mattaox SCOTS Shop, Amelia Court House,
and Wyanoke.
Leave Richmond four times week, viz: Mon.
day, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday att 80 M
Returning, leave jennings Ordinary at 1050 A. M
Children over g. and not over IL years of age,
half price to any points except the two first.
named. Servants travelling by themselves must
refined in the Office; and it must be expressly
stated OIL the pass that they are permitted to go
on the cars. A freight train will leave Richmond
every Wednesday. Parties forwarding goods must
have them on the ground the previous evening.
N. B.-The Stage leaves Jennings Ordinary
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at il, A.
NJ. and returning, meets the cars at the same
point every Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
For seats in the Stage to Lynchburg and inter-
mediate points, apply to the Agent at the Danvile
Depot, Richmond. To ensure seats, persons must
be at the office and have their names entered twenty
minutes before the cars leave.
Passengers not providing themselves with tickets
and neglecting to have their names entered on the
way-bill, will be considered as way passengers
and charged an increased rate of fare.
fe ID IOHN Il. OSBORNE, Sup't.
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GREGORY q NlAURf,
Successors to J. w. Maury 0E Coz Mana
gers
Office No f2 Main Street


yThe capital prize of $21 1856 (whole ticket
sold and paid
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass SO, April Is
81 10 9 IS AZ 81 SO 90 SO IL "a IL SO IS.
Whole ticket Nos 9 10 81, the capital prize of
S2, $50 in the above ttery, sent to this agency,
Va
Drawn Nos of Kentucky Lottery, No 80, April 81 /:
80 IA go IL 40 81 ~ 10 40 81 so Is.
Quarter ticket Nos IL 10 AZ, prize of $4,000
sold at this Agency.
Drawn Nos. Kentucky Lottery, Glass "a, April 90
90 l6 81 80 Sc SIS 70 "a SO l 81 A.
Half ticket Nos 6 is co. the capital prize of
SD 500, sent to Richmond agency, and returned
by N. STATION, Vender.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass l. May
25 SO 10 ! 81 II a. Al As 43 So Al 81
Scheme Te.Day.-Deiaware State Lottery
Capitals: $4,000, 5000 5000, 1850 10 prizes OF
lo0O OF 500. 10 OF $50 Is OF 200, Is OF $50 800
of 100, &c. rs numbers IA drawn. Tickets S.
my4
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ETTCRANT PASSAGE AND REMIT.
TANCE AGENCY.

PASSAGE TICKETS In The OLD ESIAb-
LISHED SWALLOW TAIL LINE
or London and Liverpool Packets,
81 The undersigned are sole Agents -
go for the sale of passages in the above $50
line, composed of the following first class Ships:
New World, Queen of the West Constitution,
Liverpool. Ashburten Albert Gallatin Constantine,
Patrick Henry, American Congress, Cornelius
Grinnel Independence, Yorktown, Prince Albert,
Sir Robert Peel, London.
For the accommodation of emigrants, and to
protect them from any imposition, we viii direct
SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards, Sanford & Co., London, for any
amount, from 81 upwards payable at any bank in
the United Kingdom without discount.
Irishsnen wishing to send money to their
friends, or bring them out from the old country
will find our Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means.
ADAMS g. CO., No. S, 18th street.
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MOULsON's PATENT PROCESS DA.

when person wants a superior likeness where it
can be had the best and cheapest The subscriber
respectfully directs the attention of the public to
his new style Daguerreotypes, which are taken by
a late and improved process, patented Sept. 81,
acknowledged by all who have examined them to
be the cearest and most lifelike portraits ever
seen. My pictures have received the highest testi
moniaIs, both from the press and public, pronounc
ing them to be the most beautiful and at the same
time the cheapest in the country. Therefore | re-
commend persons wanting a superior portrait to
come to me. MOULSOkS
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery,
No. no. Main st., first door above Mitchell Tylers
JeWelrY Store. an D
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WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, &c
HAVING added to our present business that of
Ill HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
in the city of Philadelphia, now prepared to
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
water, &c. which Will be done at prices to suit the
times. Persons in want will please give us a call.
G. d A. BARGAMlN, JR.,
NH Gets pol, cor. Main and 10th streets
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"a - EnslN
D1NEI rOINT LINE TO B1LTI.

n Il
L RE.-TWICE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.-Fare SIS
Only.-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious low.pressure Steam.
err MARYLAND, Capt Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely reftted, enlarged, and improved in
every respect, with berths for large number of
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
prefer being retired, is now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore Passengers by this agree
BILE and economical line will leave Richmond by
the morning train, on Mondays and Wednesdays
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the fol
lowing mornings in time to proceed by the New
Castle and Freuchtown Steamboat line, at half past
NJ or with the early train of those days to Phil
adelphia. Returning, passengers will leave Balti.
more on the afternoons of Tuesday and Thursday.
at 4, NJ and connect at the Greek on Wednesday
and Friday succeeding with the train which ar.
rives in Richmond at 4, p NJ. of the same DAYS
Fare in either direction S5, (state rooms and
meals for cabin passengers extra except in the case
of ladies and families, who will have the privilege
of state-rooms free of charge.) Forward cabin
passengers, INCLUDING meals and lodging on board)
o. so.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia by the New Castle and French.
town line 80 So For second class do, 81 So Ma
king the phOle fare from Richmond to Philadelphia
for first class passengers By this agreeable line,
81 50 only.
Nor further particulars, or through tickets, apply
at the Office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg K
Potomac Railroad Compeny.
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OFFICE R., F. & P. r. r. CoMPANY
Richmond, March 9th, 1852 NH
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York, to Lud
lam g. Watson.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, New York
to Lee.
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore, to Lud
lam e. Watson.
Schr VIM. Colqutt, Kirwan, Baltimore, mdse.
Schr VIM Gregory, Racket, Rockland, lime
Brig Fl kilock, Kilock, New Orleans, mdse.
SAILED,
Schr N Watson, Camb ern, Stamford, COAL
Schr Albert -, Boston, mdse.
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r. GENTLKMENs, BOOT

The subscriber continues to Manufacture
- Gentlemens' Boots and Shoes in the most
fashionablesty of the best material, and mace oy
workmen who are inferior to none. This depart
ment is under the care of Mr. NJ Davis. as tore.
man. who has much experience as cutter, ana
great skill in making articles TO suit the fancy q
the most fastidious Those who may favor Us WIN
their orders may rest assured that every exerron
will be made to please them, TO articles ana NJ
Richmand Va spT
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an lQ-2u
r. zsE4$sE fzssE5zS:s

PASSENGER TRAIN,-Ths psssenggei rh ,rslns
on this ROAD q f0 Breakfast ls At The Junction.
daily ara and reach Woodyile at halt
dine az NJ Returning, leave Wcodyille at half
past pas, A. M breakfast ct Charlottesville and ar
I RSa. at Richmond ata quarter before
rare oss 49,. Train,-The regular freight train
I'll, esye Richmond for Charlottesville on Mondays,
Wndnesdavs and Fridays, at O'clock A. M and
for Woodville as often as business may require,
go a o,cIock. p M. E. H GILL,
ni ..,h o. Superintendent
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DENTAL SURGEON.-DR
H. r. X. CHANDLER, Graduate of ths
WUY.YYy baltimore College Of Dental Sur.
:. gery) offers his professional ser.
vices to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
Office las, Main street, Eagle Square.
REFERENCES Professor C. B. Gibson, Prof
C. p. Johnson, Rev. DR.. Howell, Rev. J. B Tayjor.
Rev Ro. Ryland, A. G. Workman, M. D, and VIM
F. Butler, Esq, Richmond.
Professor C.. A. Harris, Prof. Thomas E. Bond
Prof. w. r. Handy, Prof. C.. o. Cone, and Lester
Noble, D DIS, Baltimore. fe a6-3ms
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Tickets SO halves 5. quarters so.
$4,000, 10 OF 5000, 100 of 1,00Ol
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass No 20, to be
drawn at Baltimore on Wednesday, May 18th. 70
numbers, IL drawn.
CAPITALS:
prize of -.---- 500 909 100 prizes of. $1,000
l9 do. 5000 100 do . 400
Tickets SO; halves 5, quarters 2 so.
~ Orders for Tickets In any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the MI OF prompt and confiden'
halattentoa, if addressed to F. MORRIS & CO.,
Managers, or to C.. w. PURCELL,
my4 Richmond, Va.
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LADIES, BOOTS,

LADIES, BOOTS, SHOES, r
&C., &c-The subscriber respect
ns
large and well selected assortment Of all kinds OF
Ladies' and Childrens' Shoes, too numerous TO
mention and manufactures to order every style in
his line which can be called for, of the finest quail
ty and of the best Materials at the shortest notice.
and at the lowest prices A call is solicited at No.
176 opposite Farmers Bank.
~ JAMES B. LEACH
ALSO-A large stock of Gentlernen's Boots,
Shoes, Sc, kepson hand and manufactured IN the
most fashionable style, by Mr.. JACOB KARR
N. B.-Store formerly occupied by Kar Bro
Their. ap 6-lm'