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BROAD ROCK RACES.

On AN2 THE Spring Races over
~ t ss W sfa5;s vlij ss% m 5. !,
-- April, 1852 with sweep
stake for three years old colts and lies mile heats
500 entrance, S25 forfeit; named and closed on
the lst May, 1851, with seven subscribers, as fol
lows:
J II Martin named CHI colt, by Prince Albert. dam
by Andrew.
Also, named bay colt. by Prince Albert, dam Cor.
SET
Bolts named Herald, fifty out of Fly, by Co.
hannah.
Al.o, named Herald FLY dam by Marsrave.
Alexander Gillian named Almode filly, dam by
Priam
Also, named bay colt by Wilton Brown, dam by
Margrave
C & Green named Capt Gregorys br FLY, by
Almode, dam by May Day.
SECOND RAcE-Same day.-Apur of $50 will
be given to four years old that never won a race
mile heats-Si0 entrance, to be added To the purse
Second Day-Thursday.-PrJ prietors' purse
S200-two mile heats
Third Day-Friday Club Purse $3.50
Two mile heats
three years old colts and fillies-SlO0 entrance
S25 forieit-mile heats-to C Csc the 10th April
1852.
Mr. James Talley names Oh 6, by Boston, dam
Barbara Allen.
Mr. T Watson names CHI FLY, by Herald, dam
Marchioness.
Mr. Belcher names CHI FLY, by Alemode, dam
by Boston.
c & Green names br FLY, by Allemode, dam
by May Day.
SECOND RAcR-same day-For a saddle and
bridle-to be run for by saddle horses-one mile
OUTS entrance.
Members of the Club are requested to meet at
The Broad Rock Races at IL O'clock on Wednes.
day. the 2lst inst, to transact business of mpor.
lance.
IA 4.
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The Sdranaah Fire-lMr. I'oOmbs' Health.
SAVANNAH, April 13.-The ship Isabella, of
nail more, was injured by the late fire TO the
extent Of GOO or $4,000.
Dir. Ioombs has arrived at his residence in
Improving health, though he is still feeble.-
PIE Will soon return TO Congress.
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NEW WORK MARKETS A.,

NEW YORK MARKETS, April IA.
FLoUR.-Sales of 5000 bbls, Southern, 81
25a4 81.
GRAIN-Steady at last quotations.
PRovIsIeNs.-Sales active and prices advan
cling.
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ArriraL of kossufb.

WASHINGTON, April l3.-Kossuth arrived
uis evening by the Southern. boat, and took
oosings at the National Hotel, where he is now
RECEIVING concourse of vjsiters.
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VENABLE STREET AND FEDERAL
STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Will be
sold at auction, on TUESDAY, the 4ih day of May
at O'Clock in the afternoon, lot OF ground front
ing $50 feet the north side of Venabe street. and
$50 feet on the western side of Federal street. 1t
VIII be laid OF into small lots fronting on both
streets. TeIms-One fourth cash, the balance in
equal payments of six and twelve months with in.
terest THE PROPRIETOR.
NH o7-dfz -.
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SPRING MILLINERY.

Eas~ MRS. G. G. ALLEN, Ag't, would
M respectfully inform the ladies OF Richmond
HS and its vicinity, that she has just returned
from New York, and will open, on Saturday,
the l7ih inst, one of the prettest and most fash.
ionabe stocks of Spring Millinery ever offered
to the ladies OF Richmond; every article has been
selected by herself in New York OF the very latest
importation. A call is respectfully solicited from
the ladies', at her sales rooms, over Gennett e.
James jewellery store, Eagle Square.
N. B--Mrs. ALLEN is also prepared to do all
kinds OF Mantua Making at the shortest notice. and
in the best and latest styles She has received the
Spring style Patterns for ladies dresses.
i5-2fk
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sHEPPERSON,s OFFICE,
Main Street, opposite the VA. Banks

Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks.
Drawn Nos Bel Air Lottery, Class Is, April 10:
81 7s "a 90 49 81 II "A IL 90 SO 70 8 80.
Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery, Glass u.s. April ID:
/ 80 65 80 ~ &c 25 65 4s 26 IS 81.
Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery. Glass ll6. April IA !:
33 IS Z l II Al 81 IS "a IA IS
For To-day.-The Carroll County, Glass 60
Capitals: Sls656, 80 prizes of 1860 each, TO of
$50, 80 of 200, &c. Tickets s5.
ALSO-The Patapsco Lottery, Glass l17-Cap
itals $3.50, 767, $50, 90 of 200, &c Tickets ST..
Nos l6 % "A, prize of S400-Nos Z II So, a
prize of S275-Nos4 20, prize of S2OO-Nos
10 SO Is, prize of SIS. Sold and paid by
ap Is STEPHENSON.
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Fire at the Capitol.

WASHINGTON, April IA.
A fire broke out early this morning in the
room OF the Clerk Of the Supreme Court, at
the Capitol. A few books and papers were
destroyed. The fire, it is believed, was the re-
suit OF accident. HENRIco.
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Louisiana Constitutiou,

New ORLEANS, April 13.
The question of calling convention TO re-
wise the Constitution of Louisiana has been
decided in the affirmative by large majority.
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sTKATTON,s OFFICE

Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No s5 April 49,:
lS % 9 5 20 as "a n Al 90 10 70.
Half Nos Is 70, prize of $500 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
For TO.Day.-Kentucky, Extra, No SO. Capt..
tai $1,000. Tickets, 80.
Also, Kentucky, No 87-Captal $780, 900. Tickets
S5. apl5
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~ ihe wheat fields in the vicinity OF
'eRandna and Rockville, Md, are said to look
Try promising.
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ap l5-dtd c. & N. GREEN. Proprietors.

e.-AyGH REDUCED FARE AND
Is7 INCREASED SPEED BETWEEN
klLHaUND AND STAUNTON, BY OUR NEW
LINE OF STAGES-Having made arran gements
with the Virginia Central Railroad Company for a
through ticket over their road between Richmond
and Staunton, on and after the 10Th inst, through
tickets may be- obtained at the Depot OF the Virginia
Central Railroad Company in Richmond and at
our Stage office in Staunton, at IS. No charge for
extra baggage under 100 lbs to each passenger and
we promise increased speed and comfort to all
travellers taking our line
ap l5-d6t JOHN H. TIMBERLAKE e. co
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.-FRANKLI
IA CLOTHING STORE.-The subscribers, Mer-
chant Taors, would respectfully inform the citizens
OF Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab
ished, at No. 81 Main Street, Richmond
Va, branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Ware.
house. where they now have ready fer inspection
one Of the largest and superior stocks of Ready
Made Clothing in the city otRichmend, OF the very
best materials and workmanship, which we will
sell from 20 25 per cent less than any other es-
Enlistment in the city.
Also, large stock of gentlemen's furnishing
Goods such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Pocket
Handkerchief Gloves, Suspenders, &c. ~
X. DECOU e. CO,
ap l0-d3m No 1872 Main street.
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~ gAgEg This W1KK. RKApY.
MADE CLOTHING--8prina f3ea1a.
1S62s-KEEN. CHI ES 4 BALDWIN hsve fhis
week received : full stock Of good Read Nae
Clothing to which they call the attention 81 al Is
want q. 800 S. 81. Z 81. - = =
Black French Cloih, Dress and Frock Coat
Brown, blue, olive, and black French Frochs.
Qighp -
do do do do Sacks
Black Camblet, Alpaca, and Drap de Tae Sacks
and Frucks
Light Alpaca and Goats Hair Camblet Sacks
English Merino Dress and Frock Goats
Grass Cloth, Linen Lustee, and brown Linen do
Real Searsucker and Bell Check
French Tweed, Sacks and Frocks
SIX, Satin, italian Cloth, Farina Satin, Bomba-
zine. Marseiles, Grass Cloth, Yellow and
Brown Linen Yeats, &C., &c
PANTS, all grades. Black and Fancy, French Cas-
slmere, Marse,lles, striped Bell Check White and
Coiored Drilings, Merino, Csmblet Kossufh
Cloth, &c. Also, fancy Gooda Cravats, Shirts,
Collars, &C., &c. in endless variety. No. i02 Main
street. KEEN, CHILEs & BALDWIN.
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|. 10 the Voters of HenricO County.
so.c ltalion Of many friends in the county OF
.co % be candidate for the Office of Prose.
attorney, L respectfully announce my.
r candidate for that office.
respectfully, JOHN M. GREGORY.
|ep 5--d&wliMs
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April ID.
FLoUR.-Sales of 500 bbls. Howard Street,
at $4 06.
GRAIN.-Red wheat 9la93c.; white do, 95a
9Sc.; white corn 56a57c.; yellow 5Sa59c.
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M A A GE k'S OFEICk,
F, MORRIS e. co,

For This Dny-Capitals: $685. 80 of 1860,
&c. 70 numbers, IL drawn. Tickets SIS.
Also, the Dollar Lotiery-Capital $3.50, &c.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air, Glass No IS:
81 IS A 90 40 81 II "a IL 90 SO 70 80.
ap l6 G. w. PURCELL.
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GREGORY & MAUK1.
successors TO J. w. Maury & CO... Mana.
gers.
Office. No. o. Main Street

Drawn Nos. Kentucky Lottery, Glass IS. April ID |:
Is % 9 5 90 as 81 q Al 90 10 -
Scheme To.Day-Capitals: $50 900, 700O 40OO
1858, 10 prizes of 1000, 10 prizes OF 500 12 prizes
of 200, &c. IS numbers, Is drawn. Tickets, eS
Shares in proportion
10 drawn. Tickets So ap Is
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u This Tobacco, ON account Of IT, very pleasant
aroma and freedom from poisonous properties, y
bee oming deservedly pepuisr. 4 iull supply On
hand, and for sale BY
ap n @. A. 6TRECKER.
ID AT POIs0N.-Levi's vermin Destroyer,
~ for Rats. Nice. Roaches, Bed Bugs, &c. very
valuable and safe preparation For sale 81 -. IS
ADA O. A. 6TRECKER
lust RKCEITED, BY kXRRE98-A
~ new lot ofhrown and blue French C1oth frock
Goats which were made 10 our ovdsr II style that
defes competition and No guarantees 20 give -
good ht u can b made ~ cnf beot lntloEa.
HENRY oHAFkR = co,
% 10 100 Matn stsesf eernes 1lth.
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- EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-We will
IL sell lot of about five acres of LAND, North
east ct the city,. just beyond the corporation
line, improved with neat, small dwelling house.
handsomely enclosed, Kitchen a barn, and an
icehouse; together with other conveniences. The
whole lot Is under good plank fence, is very pro-
ductive and has on it OF the best springs in the
vicinity of the city. The situation is very high and
healthy. and is altogether most desirable retreat
for small family. For terms, apply to
TOLEk ~ COOK,
ap 1 General Agents.
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ys-fAzdh GREATLY REDUCED
1NzLS-& FARE TO STANTON VIA

s-s9Aadh GREATLY REDUCED
.MNz&SS FARE TO STANTON VIA
SCOTiSvILLE.-Over Plank Road a Por.
ton of the Distance.-OE Monday April l2th
We shall have line of four-horse Stages, n inning
from Sco!tsville to Staunton, three times per week
viz: Monday, Wednesday and Friday Passengers
will take our Boats at o'clock, P. NJ, on those
days, and arrive IN Staunton at TO- p. NJ. next eve
ming. Fare through to Staunton, Sc So
P. S.-A daily line viii be put on in short time,
OF which due notice will be given.
ap 10 BOYD, EDMOND g. DAVENPORT.
HARDWARE AND have
IL received my spring stock OF Hardware, Cutie.
ny and Tools Of all kinds, which offer at my usual
low prices for cash. Two hundred kegs Philadel.
pha Nails in lots of i've kegs at So % per 100 lbs
All kinds OF building Hardware of the best quality,
ct wholesale and retail with the usual variety all at
low prices. Franklin street, opposite north end of
the Old Market. L. M. NEWBURN.
Also full assortment of Shoe Thread &c
Findings, French Calf Skins, Innings, Bindings
Pegs and Sole Leather. NH 27-lmi
flOPPEKAs, LOCKWOOD, EXTRACT
~ do, Redwood, Camwood Tumeric, Alum
Cream Tartar, Oil Vitriol, Muriate Tr. Tin, Coch
neal, Pearl Ash, Sal Aeratus, Washing Soda, Cook
ing Soda, &c, for sale by
WILLIAM M. DADE,
Chemist and ApotEecary,
ap l2 No II Main street. opposite Old Market.
n EW WOKK-by the author OF The Lady
~ Ailler." The Milliner and the Millionaire, BY
Mrs DR. Hicks, OF Virginia. authoress of the LADY
Killer, &c &c,-price so cents paper, cloth 81 cts
NASH 4 wooDHoUsE,
ap IL Eagle Square
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THE DRY GOODS GIFT AssOCIA.

THE DRY GOODS GIFT ASSOCIA.
j TION Is NO HUMbUG.-By paying Cd, IL !. g.
or 25, you can get collar worth II 2. 25 and So
Handsome Barege Deianes at one shilling and 20
cents, worth IS and 81 / 2 cent? Lawns IL ~ IL
Ginghams at IL 2, Calicoes at 6 Ia, Sheeting 40
inches wide at 6 IA, Shirting cents, fine Linen
Cambria Hdkfs at ~ 2, Lace and Muslin Sleeves
from so cepts to "a, Chemisetfs from so to a. Hose
of all coiors at ~ I2; also. every description of
Dress Goods, Grape Shawls, &c. Every person by
paying the prices mentioned above for the articles
viii not only receive the value for their money bur
will find the articles cheaper than can be obtained
In this CITY, Call soon before all the gifts are dis
posed OF, M the number is limited
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr.,
ap IA POI Broad Street.
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insk, ct o'clock, that desirable Tavern stand e.
the corner Of Main and 22ad streefs directly oppo
site the County Court House, occupied By George
hleu and others. The property fronts 50 feet on
NAM street. and y nost excelent stand fur bust.
ness immetiatcly after the sale Of the above, viii
De sold three valuable building LOTS, fronting %
fc i each on 22nd street. between Main and Frank.
lin streets. and running back SO iees Title indis
putabie. TEnns at sale.
sp l5-tds JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
BY WEi1LINGTON GODDIN.
MOST vALUABLk TENEMENT ON
~ MAIN STREET, NEAR The CITY HOTEL
WIN be sold on Tuesday Afternoon. the Porn
April. 1852, upon the premises, commencing at
o'clock, the brick Tenement No % on the North
side OF Main street, now in the occupancy of Mr..
D. Sanxay as book store, for which purpose it has
been for many years used, and was regarded most
valuable business stand.
TKRMs One fourth cash. balance ct s, IL and IS
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed.
ap IA w. GODDIN, Auct.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF REAL Es-
i TATE.-By virtue Of q deed of trust execut.
ed to me by William Liegan and William L Nc.
MINI, bearing date the 23d day OF February, 1852,
and of record in the County Court of Henrico
county, shall proceed on W edncsday, the 2lst
day of April, A. D. 1852, commencing at O'Clock,
T. NJ to sell at public auction, on the premises. to
the highest bidder, the following real estate stu.
ate In Henrico county adjacent to the city of Rich
mond: House and Lot on the northwest corner
OF Broad and 23d Streets ironing on Broad street
~ feet, and running back $50 feet to an alley,
at present occupied by mr. John M. Royal; a
vacant Lot fronting % feet on Broad street, and
running back $50 feett the said alley and bound
ed on the east and west by lots or lately be-.
longing to Miles Turpin and William Catin, re-
spectively; House and Lot fronting on Broad
street "A feet and running back $50 feet to an alley
betw zen 22d and 23d streets, at present occupied
by William L. McMinn; a House and Lot fronting
on Broad street "a feet and running back $50 feet
to an alley between 22d and 23d street. at present
occupied by William Liggan.
TERMs-l4 cash, balance at 3, 6. and months
tor negotiable notes, interest added-and title re-
tanned till last note shall be paid. Possibly some
arrangement may be made at the time of sale for
longer credit as to part of the purchase money.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Sale of w. GoDDIN, Auctioneer ap9
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ID CAN BUY THE CHEAPEST.-To those who
wish to purchase Dry Goods very cheap, have only
to give me call, as 1 now selling Barege de
Laines at 12a and one shilling, splendid Brocade
and plain dress silks Grape Shawls, Paris printed
de LANES, French Jaconets, 500 Parasols of all
kinds, Lawns and Ginghams, French Worked Col
lars, Cuffs, Handkerchieis and Sleeves, Sheeting
Cotton, 40 inches wide ST cents, Lad es Hose, l24
cents, Sheetng, Linen Sheeting, Bed Ticking Irish
Linens superior quality, and all pure Linen Swiss
dotted Muslin, Null Muslin, Gloves, good quality
Calico, Ut cents &C. &c.
JACOB A. LEWIS Cheap Stores,
hp IA Is and SO Main street
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Mustang I.iniment.--LAD

- nhstang ADMINISTRATIONS
en-, So1 Chesterfield bow, and politely call your
|oe1n.,.So me exeeleney of our Imminent IL has
! i mnHei. cream or drab COLOR and 10 free frog
In sahy; will not soil the skin or clothes aac
Ia 90 s!s relieve pain when an szfeyaas applice
H.. - . aeaen It ind win cure broken or cakec
u Mi nipples, neuralgia, chapped hands, and
tviDg H. Ugly bietches, turnors or pimples,
b Nh, 'he skin soft and smoothe aud VIII Ia NC
Ina q me cain in the slightest degree.
. IN. VH. II. FARRAR offers his
h. Ana.h and ito vicinity. Office over A. Bode.
d. IasslleearJ stofe, On Market bridge. Main Of.
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Passage of the Maine LIQUOR Law,

BosToN, April ID.
The Maine Liquor Law has passed the Le-
gislature of Massachusetts by majority of
IS.
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M USlC.-P. b. TAYLOR oilers tor sale the
AsA following popular pieces If Music:
Katy Darling, song, BY Whiteman
The Last Rose is Fading, song, Peticolas
The Officers Funeral, song
Tho It's all but Dream song
By the Sad Sea Wave, song
Music at Nightfall, song
Ger the Far Blue Mountain, song
Are We Almost There, song
We Are Almost There, song
IT'S the Last Rose of Summer, arranged by
Wv. Wallace,
at his Piano Forte and Music Store, $50 Main st.
ap IA
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LANDER r'S OEEICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Kentucky, Extra, 49, April ID:
Is 20 Sc 40 81 % SO 81 so l.
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, Glass 65, April ID:
10 IS 9 5 20 46 "a q Al 90 10 70.
T0.Day-Kentucky State Lottery Class No
s7-Capitas: $4,000, 1000, 1000, $685. 10 OF 1000,
&c. rs numbers, u drawn. Tickets $5-shares in
proportion.
Also, Two Dollar Lottery. ap Is
1--WE YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE
l. ART, with good north light, and the most
approved apparatus, and every improvement in
our possession, warrants us in saying to the citizens
of Richmond, and strangers visiting the city, that
we fear no honorable competition in the production
of correct and uniading Daxuerre0types, either
of children or adults. We never ask persons more
for picture than we intend to take and we would
here say that prices are less than some artists
in the city will ask you, but we do not say that they
are less as low, as those artists will take them
for. A call is respectfully collected.
MINIS & WATSON, Dsguerreotypists,
351 Main street, (Mansion House, Richmond Syc.
amore street, Petersburg, Va ap Is
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G lNGlNNATf I'LL 1kAkD WliaskEx.
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CECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS
II FOR THIS SEASON. MILLHiSEk 4

nENiCOTlsED SMOKING TOBAC.
- CO.-Great Desideratam for Smek.
ers.--The undersigned offer to the consumers Of
Smoking Tobacco, an article which has been pro.
nouncedby all who have tested il superior 70 any
preparation of the weed for smoking purposes,
which has yet been offered to the public. The pe-
culiar advantage OF the article which they oer u
this: in an tobacco there Is concrete OIL Nicotine,
one of it, active principles, and which IL eminenty
poisonous The elects OF this principle are disar
greeably felt, more or less. upon the nerves and
the undersigned bss been eDdreiy deprived Of ifs
poisonous properties whilst, at the same time, Il
retains all iis fragrant and aromatic qualities. So
mild add pleasant has It been rendered thai pessens
Of weak nerves can II without ipconvenieucs---
Il has the additional advantage thatiI does notleavo
that strong and pungent odor 80 percephble and
offensive in close rooms.
U The above article can be found IL say qusn.
tisy Of BENNETT q BEERS. Drugeisf, Ids Mar
st. agents for the manufacturers
NH 27-3md
DART 1st ELEMENTs or CHR1dIe-
= TkY-by Thomas Graham 2. 3. s., Prof. q
oud American, from an entirely revised and erssily
enlarged Engish edition. with numerous iRnskE1r
tions-cdised with notes By Robt Budses, 4 p
Esssys on LIE Sleep Ds,sh sse. y &c., ~
q Medicine IL tho Medical College e - sisss
- Is Lsts Drinisr ! Morris u Msla 9
EILR5 AND EDGE z06L!:-1 ss, e,
- Just received from The eeleented hooe g -
= g. Dntcher, 6hc61eld. clnbKaeeG
Machinistss Files, q eseaf yDrle1Y
eocksG Firmer. and Turning ehieol4 - uo1
Brsess and MIA brenipg kaivsI - -
Which e ea'' : - p''sf.5 slxTox j 90,
eirn q 81 cireai1t eeus q 49, es9
7SzNbTE TuENEx5 75E q &.
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NWISS kAZORS.-A supply OF these supe
~ rior Razors, made by jacques Lecoultre, just
received and for sale by
C. J. SINTON e. CO.,
Sign of the Circular Saw
an Ia II Main street
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'INHE COMPOUND EXTRACTOR WILD
l. CHERRY AND WOOD NAPTHA has been
used for years, and has always been found safe,
speedy and etfeetual remedy for Coughs, Colds,
and Diseases of the Lungs. Many aatlering evil
dences OF its superiority over other preparations of
kindred kind, have been received from physicians
and others. Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale by L. J. PICOT, corner opposite the Old
Market, and WIN. P. LADD, Shockoe Hill.
an ID
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nANK CHECk BOUKS.-Just received, .
ID LOT of nest Bank Check Books Of all sizes, made
70 order. Also Account Books, Memoranda M
and Pass Books, &c, &C. Slates Of all sizcs, for
sale as the Bapdst Boo 4 Depository.
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/ OST.-Between 9th st. and Thos. Qaarles,
IL SILK VELVET PURSE with Steel Clasp,
containing money. The finder will be literally re.
warded by leaving it either at this Office or
ap IA tSTEBBINS DARRACOTT & CO.
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost,
il yesferday moruing, on Broad street, between
lst and 5th Streets slnsll leather P0cket BookS
coniaining between $3.50 and 500; tour oaO netes,
the remainder IN so notes, and snndry paparA Of
no value 70 any person but the owner. The tnder
win receive The above reward BY leaving Y q I'M
oi6ce. - l0-ts