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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-04
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER PACIFIC.

NEw YORK, May 2.-The steamer Pacific
arrived here this afternoon with Liverpool dates
vi the 2lst utimo. She brings SO passengers
and 913,25 English gold.
The Washington arrived at Southampton
on the 18th. All on board were we'll.
ENGLAND.
Parliament re-assembled on the Doth.
The Court of Exchequer on Monday rem
dered Judgment against Alderman Solomons.
Thus settling the point that none but Chris
uans are eligible to a seat in Parliament.
Rosas arrived al Queenstown on the 18th.
A new line Of steamers from Plymouth 10
the coast of Africa, via Madeira, was announc-
ed to commence running in September.
1t was reported that another expedition TO
search for Sir John Franklin was about 10
sail.
FRANCE.
The protest of the heirs of the Orleans fam
My against the confscaton of their property,
was heard before the Court Of the First In
stance. at Paris, on Saturday. Messrs. Poll
let and Berger appeared as counsel for The
Orleans family. The Project of the Seine, on
behalf of the President. protested against the
Jurisdiction of the court. The matter was
postponed till Friday.
Political exles are hereafter TO be sent to
England or Spain.
Prince Paul, of Wirtemburg, died at Paris
on Thursday night Marshal Gerard died on
Saturday.
The French budget shows deficiency of
4O,00O000 francs.
The Partisan coach builders are on strike
tor the 10 hours system.
GERMANY.
The German E,nigrant Society complain Of
s"lndling agents, who induce the Polish peas
antry 10 leave home, representing that the
American king had granted Kossuth vast
tract Of land fol, the purpose of settlement.
AUSTRIA.
Vienna advices TO the 18th state that Ex-
change on London for the week, had fallen
per cent. IN consequence of which investments
were making in the Austrian funds, chiefly on
Dutch account.
SPAIN.
squadron was fitting out to cruise in the
Mediterranean as a school for practice.
The remaining prisoners Of the Lopez expe.
dihon were daily expected at Gibraltar, on
their way home.
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S The Greatest Spring Medicine -
Carriers Spanish Mixture-The only Pm.


riher of the Blo0d.-This wonderful and truly
valuable Medicine has been tried by great mum.
Der of our citizens, and has performed more cures
(some most astonishng) than all the balance of the
articles so extensively advertised put together. 1t
Is the only certain and unfailing remedy for MER.
CURIAL DISEASES. 1t will cure Syphilis in the
primary and secondary stages, as can be testified
to by hundreds OF grateful patients whom delicacy
iorbids naming in public. For diseases of the
LIVER it has never failed. 1t positively cures
Scrofula and Eruptions of all kinds. Blotches on
the Face, and roughness of the Cuticle are in a
short time entirely removed. Numbers of certif.
Gates from gentlemen Of the first respectability
could be given, but as the article is made in the
county OF Hehrico, any one not acquainted with
the medicine Sc e the maker in person. 1t con.
tans no noxious or hurtful articles, can be given
with impunity in any weather, and win be found
the best medicine for the Spring which be used,
or has ever been tried.
Call and see the directions, with a description
and history of the medicine and number of
wonderful certificates frem persons you know.
BENNETT d. BEERS, Druggists. No. l25 Main
street, are the sole Agents tor the sale of it in
Richmond, who win supply Druggists and others to
sell again. and to whom all orders must be address
ed, as it must pass through their hands.
nv 4-3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AT THE
EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL,

Sil Of nlCHMOND.
Commencing This Day, (SATuRDAY,) Nav
pR0FEssOR DUNsEITH, from Europe.
1 WIN deliver acourse of Lectures on the race 81
Giants which existed in pasttmes, and will continue
his subject for six seven days in thu above Hal
three Lectures daily.
IT Doors open at 10 o'clock, A. ~, and 1t Q
and half past O'Clock, P. NJ.
~ Admission 25 cents-children half price.
season tickets sl-for a lady and gentleman g So
Mr.. DUNSEITH viii introduce to his audience
az an Illustration of his subject the greatest wonder
OF the ph ysicsl world ip the person of Master An
GUS MckASkILL, the Great Nova Scotia Giant
Boy, robed in Highland War Costume.
ihls is the greatest wsnder that has appeared in
our world for FIVE hundred years, being only a
eeardess boy of 10 years old. nearly eight feet
high, i5pounds in weight. and is still growing. He
Is olnobie look and dignied bearing, towering the
head and shoulders above the talest of the people
over 100000 ladies and gentlemen offhe Northern
ana southern States, who have attended his levees
during the last eighteen months, all believe him to
De the largest Man ON this Earth, present
;ng form and look of majesty worthily represent
ing the Giants which were in olden times.
For particulars, see small bills OF the day
tickets to De had at the door,
4-9ss
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To the Medical C0nventi0n.-Mem.
bers Of the Medical Convention should not return
home without taking with them fine Dagger
reotype, which De had of NJ. P. SIMONS,
in the highest state Of perfection. Whether in
want OF pictures not, an examination is solicited
by ALL On hand, beautiful assortment OF fancy
cases and frames Mo, Deco, Velvet and Gold select.
ed expressly for Daguerreotypes.
NJ P. SiMONS,
my4 ISL, Main ST. Eagle Square
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A IMPORTANT FACT.-W A. POW.
IA ELL, Architect and Civil Engineer, is pre-
pared to furnish designs Of any class OF Buildings
and suparintend the erection of the same accord
ing to the art ana science of Architecture Accu.
rate specifications will be written of any Design or
Building correct estimate of the cost, contracts,
and agreements for the same, on very moderate
terms. His long experience in his profession en-
ables him to save any person engaging his services
to erect any structure from to 10 per cent cheap
er, and produce an artisicaI, handsomer, and more
substantial structure than those who profess to be
Architects. ANY one engaging his services may rest
assured OF obtaining justice in every way. His
office is on 18th street, two doors from Main
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BY GEORGE i. sUMNER-

A UCTION SALE OF GOLD WATCH
"A ES.-On Wednesday morning, 5th inst.
a. ~ O'Clock at my sales roems, No. 8. Fifteenth
street, VIII be sold at auction, to close consign-
menus and cover advances, seven GOLD WA rCH
rs, OF superior quality and in good order, as fol.
lows: = ~
Heavy Gold Hunting Lever. full jewelled, made
oy Thomas Blundell, No. 63S5, with heavy
Gold Breast Chain attached.
| Heavy Gold Hunting Lever, jewelled, made by
VIM. Robinson, No. 9O42
Fine Gold Hunting Detached Lever, 13 Jewels,
77l3. ' ~
Fine Gold Lever Watch, made by Richard Bag.
y, No. 3sl, cases very fine and works superior
quality.
Heavy Sold Hunting Lever, full jewelled, made
by VIM. Robinson, No. 9046.
Goid Detached Lever, Tobias maker gold capped
l3jewels, Nc. go 500, (second hand) with gold
chain attached. This watch can be recon-
mended as first rate time piece
Fine Gold Detached Lever gold capped, - Jew
els, extra dial, No 36l7
Terms-4 months credit for approved negotiable
notes
my ) GEO. ]. SUMNER Auctrs
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bf JAMES M. TAYLOR.
PRICK HOUSE Am INT Avn Va

X HOOSE AND LOT AND VA.
II CAN'T LOT ON CHURCH HILL-W;ll be
SOLO on FRIDAY NEXT, the 7th inst At half MAST s
O'Clock, r. M, upon the premises the House and
Lot situated on Church Hill, near the residence of
Hev Philip Courtney, and at present occupiee3 nv
Alfred Lewellen, Esq. The House is built Of bricf
and con tains four or FIVE rooms. The Lot fronts
80 feet on L, near 18th street and runs bach -
feet inches. After which, will be sold BuiIdinc
Lot adjoining, fronting 80 feet at the corner of /
and 26th streets and running hack 90 feet inches
This property is located in pleasant and improv.
ing neighborhood.
TERMS One third cash, balance in six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
secured by a trust deed. By request of the owner
myl JAMES M TAYLOR, Auct.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN
STREET AT AUCTION Win be sold on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 9Th of May, common.
cling at O'Clock, p NJ, that valuable property
known as the Old Court House Tavern, diagonally
opposite the County Court House. The Lot fronts
about IS feet on Main street, at the east corner
OF Twentysecond street, and runs back 104 feet
to an alley, which runs from 2and to 23rd street,
having three fronts. It has on it two large wooden
and brick Buildings, which viii Immediately after
the sale OF the land) be sold, to be removed in
thirty days. This property is admirably located for
the site OF tobacco factory, as also a first rare
stand for tavern, and with little expense incur
red IN repairs, will rent az it now stands for fifteen
per cent upon its probable cost
TERMs-One third cash, balance in one and two
years, with interest," secured by deed of trust
ap 30-dtdss JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auct
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TELEGRAPHlC NE VS.
IhAssMITFED FOR THE DAILY DlsPATCp
ConErcss.
WARRINGTON, Nav

WASHINGTON, May 3.
In the SENATE, the Deficiency Bill was nm.
der discussion.
In the HousE, after the passage of a bill for
the relief Of Charles g. Hunter, the Home.
stead Bill was ,akenup, and discussion epsnsa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-04

Rs DIR. JOHNP. LITTLE has re.
moved his place OF residence 10 the house
OF Mr. cringan, on 9th street, between Clay and
Leigh streets, opposite the residence of w. God
din EGG. He msy be found during Office hours at
bis former Office ORC 2yernor street, between Main
and Franklin. sp ls-lm-
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VERY IMPORTANT FOR LADIES,

~ consequence of the great scarcity Of Trim.
l. mings in the North, and the increasing demand
FOR them here, we have lately sent orders direct
to agents in Europe who will from there fur
nish US with new supplies. A part of them have
already arrived, ana we expect the balance by the
steamers Washington and Humboldt now duo at
New York. HIRSH e. BOTTCHER
Trimmings and Fancy Goods Establishment on
Broad street, l79 Shockoe Hill. my 3e6.k
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Mr.. Clay Rapidly Deciini,v.

WARRINGTON, May 3.
regret to inform you that Mr. Clay's situa.
ton is more critical. He is rapidly sinking.
and probably cannot survive more than three
days. His family have been sent for.
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FoR RATs.-The Springfield (Ohio) Journal
suggests the use of sulphate of lime for the
destruction oil rats, for while il 10 perfectly
safe article, il is much better than arsenic.
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WILLIAM BOOTH,
UPHOLSTERER & PAPER HANGER

ID ESPEC TFULLY informs his friends and tine
HI public that his Spring Assortment Of Goods In
the above line is now compete-consisting OF Paper
Hangings, Borderings, Fire Screens, and Curtain
Papers OF the latest styles, both French aud Ameri
can; Window Shades, Cornices and Curtain Bands;
Satin and Worsted De Lame Dam asks, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Tasseis end Cord. Gimp, Hair
Cloth, Curled Hair; Sofa, Bed aud Chsir springs;
Shrck. Curled Hair, and Spring Mattresses; Floor
and Table Oil Cloths; Canton Mating; Sofas,
Chairs, Divans. Sofa Bede, Lounges. French Bed
steads of Mahogany, Walnut, and CURED Maple
with many other articles too numerous TO men
tion all al which ne will sell on the most reasonable
terms at his
FURNISHING re-R0Oms,
40 Main 81, Corner of 18th.
p.s-Roosns aud Entries papered at the short
est notice and in the neatest manner, both in town
and country.
my36t w. BOOTH.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, May g.
FLoUR-Firmer; Southern, "a "a to 81 6s-
WKEAT-White, 81 to 81 10; red 90 to SO cents.
CoRN-mxed, 63 cts.
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Richmond, Ist May 1852.
The Board of Directors of this Institution have
declared sem. annual dividend of per cent. of
the earnings of the past six months payable to the
stockholders or their legal agents on after the
18th inst, until which time the Transfer Book viii
be closed. TH0S.M ALFRIEND, Sec.
NV 1-dtl5th
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NREsH G0ODS.-Large arrival Of New and
E Fashionable Spring and Summer Goods at
III. NEWMAN T. cos,

Having been to the North second time and pur
chased very extensive al d well assorted stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Grape Shswis, Ribbons En-
broideries, Frnges, Trimmings, &C., &C., which
they win sell cheaper than has ever been offered
before in This market, they would respectfully In
vite the Ladies Of Richmond and the public in gen
eral TO give them call and exam ne their stock
amongst which win be fonnd beautiful Barege de
LANES, at lea, worth 3li, finest Lama Cloth, worth
so cents at 81; s. Embroidered Grape de Lsines,
q. worth SCI silk Tissue, IS, worth 37i; Cling.
ham. at 16s, worth 81; w Collars, from 5. o, and
l2x up TO IS pc; Chimizettes, zoe worth so;
bleaehed and unbleached Muslins, ct Sc, some ii
81 worth 9; Hcoks and Eyes, PC; silk. lc skein;
Pins the best G: Buttons 10 doz; Ladies'. Cent?,
and Childrens stockings from 81 up td175c pair
aud great many osher articles I'll Of which will
be sold very cheap. Come and examine for Jour.
my3-3r THE CHEAP STORE
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Death Of a Member of Conpre,
The Firemen,s Celebration

Mr.. Andrews, member of Congress from
Maine, is dead.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. NAV /;

BALTIMORE MARKETS, May
FLouR-sales of $500 bbls at 81 IS. WHEAT.
Red, 95 cts; white, 100 cts. CoRN-White, sc to
81 cts
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MARIN BATHS.-Hot, Cold, and Shower
w Baths can be had daily from half paste A M,
toe M,and Saturdaysto half past 10 P NJ, at the
American hair cutting, Shaving, and shampooing
Saloon, American Hotel, entrance lIth street
Single Bath rs cents, or FIVE tickets for 81
NM
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SPLENDID EXHTRTTT0N-
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
For Three NIGHTS

commencing this (MONDAY,1 Evening. Nav I'D
PRA1TS GREAT
UMI Ina PANORAMA OF EDEN.
PRESENTING the Botany of the Globe with
= three Groups Of ADAM and EVE, the size of
me, exquls!tely finished in Oil Colors, and never
Doors open at 7 O'Clock.
Inc Panorama viii commence moving at 8
Admission 25 cents. Wv, o..
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


BY ALEXANDRA MOTT g co.
II OSES AND ORNAMENTAL SHRUB
~ Berry AT AUCTIoN.--Wil be sold at our
sore, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, 5th Of May,
Roses and Ornamental. ShrubAery direct from the
garden OF John A. Trook, Of Washington, d. C,
IN me collection viii be found some Of the raresi
ana most beautiful Roses ever in bloom, viz Moss
s, Tea, Perpetual and Maisett Roses all In
my4 Alley Nr,Tvr = m 49,.
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49, THE MEETING THE
ia AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
for the present year, will be held in the United
Presbyterian Church, the corner of 9th and
Franklin streets. The Association will be called to
order at II o'clock, A. M, on Tuesday, 4th of May
The Committee of Arrangements win be in ses
sion IN the lecture room, in rear of the Church,
during the day of Monday, the Sd, and on Tuesday
morning. at o'clock, at the same place
Committee of arrangements.
r. w. HaxaiI, Charm. S. riaupin,
c. P johnson, VIM. D. Haskins
James Beale, G.. 3. Mills,
G. B. Gibson, NJ. p. Scott.
The undersigned are members OF the Committee
of Reception. Some one more of them will be
found at the several Hotels at all times:
James Beale, Charm. Chas B. Gibson,
VIM. D. Hsskins, c. 8. Mills,
r w. Haxal, ]. B McCaw,
P. c Gooch. F. w. Roddey,
w. A. Patteson, S. Maupin,
nj. P. Scott ]. F. PEBBLES, Peters'g,
D. Tucker, VIM. Selden, Norfolk,
Ro FL. Cabell, j. S. Wexford, Fred'g.
my 1-3t
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.<AA ABSAL0M, tthe first Oratorio ever
xi Performed ga1On a. in this city0 composed BY
~ nayon, handel, Mozart, Beethoven, &c
MIR 8: 5. STEVENS, to be performed by Professors
ana Amateurs. at the LIST Presbyterian (Rev. Mr.
Moores) Church. for the benefit of Rev. Mr.. M1ca.
at o'clock. 10y 'A'''
ABSALOM, an Oratorio, in parts.
PERsoNs-David, King of Israel Absalom. his
son; Joab, Chief General of the ARMY A Messen.
ger; lamar, David's daughter; Merab, attendant
OF lamar; People, Warriors, Travellers and
Priests.
Price of Ambulance $1-Tickets to be had
at al tne BOOKSTORES. ap 30-eotllM
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INHALATION AS CURE FOR DIS

INHALATION AS A CURE FOR DIS.
Il EASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS
DR. Thomas II Greenhough, late pupil of Dr. Chas
H. B Wellesley NJ r C. s. and F L. s., has just
arrived from Petersburg and taken rooms at the
Exchange Eote where he may be consulted for a
limited number uf weeks, on the treatment of Bron-
chitis, Sore Throat, Pulmonary Consumption, Asth
ma and the various forms of Chronic Dyspepsia
For information, DR. G. would simply state that his
treatment consists in the inhalation of warm med
ical vapors," whereby remedies are brought into
direct contact with the diseased surface of the
Lungs. The inhaents new, simple and inno
cuous, and may be used by the most feeble invalid
without an unpleasant symptom This means of
treatment affords The opportunity of conveying
the power of the agent to the very seat of the
ease.
AS DR. G can only remain in Richmond three or
four weeks, on account Of his engagement in Pc
tersburg, if is hoped that all who wish to avail
themselves of his services, viii lose time in do
ing so, as it is DR. Gs wish that all his patients by
the time of his departure will be either restored to
health or in fair way OF recovery from two or
three weeks treatment under his Immediate care.
Eg The members of the medical profession are
cordially invited to call.
Ladies visited at their own residences and when
ever desired, in consultation with their family ply
sician.
myI-6s H. GREENHOUSE, d.
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1hiLApELPHIA, May ).
The grand procession of the iremen to-day
numbered $4,000. Everything passed off
quietly and without accident.
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ROARDING.-Mrs. ABBOTT, near the corner
- OF 9Th and Main streets, has vacant several
large and pleasant ROOMS. my 3-1w
n ANTILLAS, MANTILLAS. MAN.
4sl TlLLAS.-Just received a new supply of
Mantillas which we selling very cheap, at
CHAS. HARTWELL d. co.'s,
10T Road s,raa+
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW AND RE.
l. MARKABLY CHEAP GOODS FOR THIS
SEASON-Come, see, and be convinced of the
immense bargains we selling at No 1913 Broad
street. Opening this morning and daring the W eek,
Al cases new Goods, adapted to the present season.
direct from the Northern auctions, and which were
only bought on account of their being so cheap :;
therefore, you will considerably by calling on
US before purchasing elsewhere. Look at this :
real French Bingham, in all colors, 10 certs only:
rich coored Bareges only 20 cents, worth 81 !;
second mourning Bareges, worth so cents, only 20
new style Barge de LANES, very low; and great
many other Goods too numerous to mention, will
be offered at the lowest possible prices. Persons
purchasing by the piece or the dozen, will do well
to call on US.
J. MILLHISER g. BROTHER
1913 Broad street.
200 GRAPE SHAWLS at reduced prices.
nv
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NEGRO GIRL FOR HIRE.-We have
~ for hire Chamber Maid, of experience and
of good character. Apply to us.
TOLER & COOK
my3 General Agen
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NJ 0TICE.-I hereby constitute and appoint Mr..
IN GEO. w MURRAY my agent to conduct and
carry on General Grocery and Commits.
sion Business in the city of Richmond.
my l-6tH JOHN MURRAY, Jr
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II NICKEKBOCkER MAGAZINE for
IN MAY
Hunts Merchants Magazine
Appleton's Mechanics Magazine
American Wing Review; Harper's Magazine
Graham's Magazine
Godeys Lady's Book
Ladies National Magazine-all for May for sale,
wholesale and retail, at
THOMAS II. GRESRAM'S,
my4 1921 Broad street.
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nOUBLE BARREL GUNS.-We offer tol
- sale the residue Of our stock of lowing pieces
at reduced prices. Those in want of good and
cheap article, would do well to give us call.
C. J. SINTON Il CO, Importers,
/. Sign of the Circular Saw,
nv II Main street
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60 FOR RENT.-The Office al present occu-
Ell pied DR. chewning, Ne 2l7 Man street, in .
building of Mr. James Bosher. TIE rooms are
neatly fitted up and is tine location for an Office
or Store During The absence OF DR. C, application
can be made TO Mr. James Bosher, or Mr. Lewis HILL
my 81
DLATFORM sCALEs.-Per sctr Hrnrico,
L we have just received further supply Of
Browns superior Platform Scales, TO weigh 600
1900, 1900 and 1000 pounds For sale y nanufae-,
turer's prices, by w. s. g. DOkNAE. q
Importers of Hardware, No le Pearl street.
ap3 a
W j. HUBBARD. Portrait Painter, over
w the store of Valenuhs, Crensbaw & Co, No
SO Broad street. Exhibition room open from .
o'clock, A. NJ, TO P n sp 9lm
NURSE WANTED.-A respectable FREE
IN GIRL is wanted 10 take charge Of room and
Child. To one who come well recommended,
apleasant Home and fair wages can be secnrsd--
Apply at BENNETT&BEERs' Drug store, l25 Main
| street. myt
IA ET NURSE WANTED.-Wai.ted g hire,
w aWET NURSE. For one Of good character
and without circumference, liberal Price will Be
sp sorss cHAs 7. woRTHAM & co.
A FURTHER supply Of fifteen hundred
| IA pieces Of PAPER HANGIEGS BY the schooner
Oranna among which may be found some very
i beautiful, from shining TO nine shilhnssper piece
| Gilt Borders, Fire Screens, new and bandsome
Curtain Paper-al OF which viii be soid at snaaM
1 advance on cost.
Work done in Upholsferfng and Paper
Hanging in the sEsr style az usual
| an Cots 100 Main street. s.
yNANTED.-We want immediately, three hun
w dredLABORERs, to work upon the Weldon
and CASTOR Railroad, in North Carolina To good
and steady men liberal wages win be given Apply
10 MARK DoWNEY, Richmond, or upon the WORK
to GREEN, MYERS Il CO.
ar<0 IL = 4
RARGAINs. BA Il g AM John 4
Il SMELL Il CO., No. - Main Street respect.
fully invite their customers and the public gepe-
rally 70 call and examine their large end desirable
| assortment Of Barrage De,aines, whieh they are
prepared 10 sell q prices lower than ever befors
offered In this city. Also, Bleached and Brown
Domestcs, Cotton Hosiery, SILK Mfrs. ard gene
ryl assortment Of Staple and Fancy DTy Uoods, Be-
NH l9-tf
| EOR SALE.-A very desirable tFamed Dwell
i ing, with excellent Kitchen, &C, On Letxh
street. Immediate posses sion may be had This
property 10 in good order The owner wishing g
vorable 70 purchaser. Apply II this Office
DARGAIN5 IN BOOKS And Sta.
DTIONERY. msy ssll be bad q No ~ Brosd
Books bound ID any style, and Blank Dooks mals
4 TO order, cheap a. heretofore. 81 40
- 49, Inn JOS. q KEIHiNdHAA
! New Is THE TINE, tor persess heldinf
/ in LAND WARRANTS, p cell the sl,ns = =
/ MADE srranasment % purchase % Any anounf.
ma persons ~ ealing On him e NosT Mir stres&
i foser John Tk0mpeons hat stoSRl VIII obtain -
j highest prices, y case q. ). -, *,
4 WILLIAM N. fukIUNsa
/ nh - d&ctf Asson<y = Lsw, ~ -.