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BRANT's INDIAN
PULM0NARY RALSAM. :.

The Great COUGH REMEDY.
Many years Of experience, and more than Hundred
Thousand Cures of COnsumptive Complaints,
have proved the uudoubed satisfaction of all persons
who have become acquainted with this wonderful remedy,
that itis greatly superior, because ii Is soothing and
the Lnngs, than any other Remedy in the world. We
know however that Il Is said by SOME that Consumption
cured Be that the opinion OF the many the
few, shall not attempt to argue with snch but this
tuu say and do assert fact which can be proved In
thousands of cases, that this medicine has cured
Coughs and diseases which, before the effected,
were called. real Consumption on, and which were ai.
tended with symptoms that resembed, and In all
yespects like he symptoms Of those o de- and iche dead
are sad to have died with that s,a disease C0nsnmp-
tion. This Basain has cured thoasds f of persons who
said to be hopeessly afctedwho had hard. dry.
raeking Pains in the Brens Side, aud BGek-
Dihlculty Of Breathing-Paruent E17,eeiordfion-
Hectic Might Sceats-and wasting AWAY Of she
Flesh and Blood, Persous having such complaints
have been cured afler It said they could not live
week longer This Medicine has cured some who
q supposed 70 be in dying state, hut by the use Of
this remedy, they now live, and enjoy good health.
q This BaIsnin 10 pureya 'reqefdble compound. IL y
pleasant TO take and nspr does Injury IN stage OF dis
under my ctrcnmsarces II effects It's w0nder-
full and almost miraculous Cures by Purifying,
Strengthening and Invig0rating the whole system
by egnalixing TIE circulation aud producing healthy
tion--ihus GiLryias Con ugh-sootafng he Nerves-rnd
aiding and facilitating Expectorati0n.s II Cures the
following diseases, WIZ Et KY
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Destructive Fire.
MILAN, Huron Co., March 20.

MILAN, IuTUH OU., WdTCH 20. y
A FIRE broke out this morning in the bu.
siness part Of our town, and fifteen Of the
principal buildings we're destroyed ~ q
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7 "a AslES STEWART = f.SrAT e. Notice y
ep hereby gi,er. thar the suhscfibefs have befh
nppai,tsd aud q,iaiisd ~ Aeiniusirsthfs lsfiRie
estate Of James Steward. iats of ,b!nnrns rnpu,s.
,,ieceased GEORGE STlsW ARD.
John STEWARD. .t ". III
Dec 3. 1851 = s1iSsSS iFs Admsss.f
hUsAAc MoORE's ESTATE - Naissishsfe.
III by given. ihai The sphscriber has been shpespf-
ej and qualified as Admn<tfAior If the esfs(e of
I.aac Mnole. late II Moeroe r6unty. deesssedu
81 ettABRAl lAAtaSTuLi.sA
Feb, 4. 1882. A1a;s.s
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Eliel Headley,
ATTORNEY At LAW. ssg
Woodsfeld, Monroe County 0kio. -
Jane S Baker.

l, j ames Baker, gv
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
CORNER OF MAIN AND MONROE STREETS,
f4 WHEELING, VA. hsf'
A AhFFERS for sale, at the Iowest ,aarkef pysfss.
~ a large aud well selected assortment Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, 'sts
French, English and Americaa G ChemicGis.
Paints snd. .jis. Brushes of sli kinds,
Dye.Stuffs, Bronzes,
VsInisbes. i4f Perfumery. 8l%
Window Glass, Surgical InstrumeHtss
Druggists Glass Ware. Hs,ters' Mstersis,
es GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, ,3'4@
Togethrr with every article cohpri,ing the
stock of Physician or Druggist. llyD
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Days
BY WELLINGTON C0DnIN

sFvAhLE DWELLING H0UsR 4,
THE c,EEinsAL VACANT LOTS ADioINrNG
win be II, ~. SPRING FOR SALE AT 1fIcTInN
day Of Nav , On saturday Affernoop. the 2od
at o'clocL ~ upon the premises. comrne ncinc
spring nangs attached thereto sd;o;s VIII an the
Greenho.o~ IN the occunancv - A. INC Sity
street ara 1ne lot has q front ~ an LAM .liuei ~ -
which. will he ven In rear about iscS e.. y. Gun
to the North 81 o ~. handsome buildioa -. Alaer
and one fronting ,i aoove fronting 30 ises eseb
street. and runnne hs. eet on the west line of stb
tn s.reel, on which they have S,o e east line OF
convenience OF The above prore,,. also. The
part OF the city, Its quiet and rursj me central
renoer IL peculiarly valuable to persons
10 nesioe In retired and pleasant part ~ desire
IERMs-One.thirdc cash balance at sns sHe city
ior negotiable notes Gntcrest added) secured ca
trust deed. secured oy a
my 10 W. GODDIN An..
At UCTION-A DEsIRARIu
"A FRAMED DWELLING AND VACANT IuT
On Friday, the l4th inst- at o'clock in the after
noon, that desirable framed DWELLING at the inne
ton of Leigh and Adams streets, nearly oppost
the residence of Mr. John H Hillyard. There is al
excellent two story kitchen and stable on the pre-
misses, and the Dwelling contains six rooms be
sides passages, and has front and rear porch. TIL
property may be examined atany time, aud the ma
terial and workmanship will be found to compar
favorably with that of any building of the kind il
this city.
Immediately after the above SALE will be sold
vacant Lot adjoining the aforesaid property front
ing 80 feet on Leigh street. and running back with
in parallel lines l56 feet to an alley
Terms-One fourth cash, balance at four, eiph
and twelve months. for negotiable notes, interes
added, secured by trust deed, or title retained
my ~ w GODDIN, Auct'r.
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- The condition of the stomach is of vital i'm
portance. No man, woman or child can be healthy
unless the work of digestion is regularly, thorough
y and vigorously performed. With three fourths
OF civilized society this is not the case. And yet
the remedy is within the reach of ALL HOoland's
German Biiters, prepared ny DR.. C. NJ. jackson,
Philadelphia will surely create a regular and
healthy action Of the stomach as oil will lessen the
friction of machinery. Let the victim of dyspepsia
or indigestion in any of its forms, try it, and we
guarantee good appetite, physical vigor, firm
nerves, sound sleep by night, and increased cheer.
fulness by day. nv 10
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HORRIBLE DEATH-Mr. John F. Burns, a
grocer, in Baltimore, died on Tuesday last
from poison communicated 10 his system by u
horse afflicted with CHAMBERS. Abouttwo weeks
since, il appears that the deceased during an
administration OF medicine, thrust in the ami
mails mouth his hand, the raiddle finger of
which had been previously cut, and flesh laid
open. Through this wound the poisonous
virus was absorbed.
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EDITORIAL CHANGE-Mr A. J. Donelson
ha: disposed of his interest in the Washington
Union 10 his partner, Gen. Armstrong, and
will retire from the editorial chair 10 his pri-
Vate pursuits in Tennessee. tits reported that
Edmund Burke will renew his connexion with
Tie Onion
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'ONISHING MEDICINE FOR

THE NERVES.-The thousands who have used
DR.. Roses NERVOUS CORDIAL, for Heart Dis
eases, Nervous Tremor of the Muscles, Palpitation
Heart Burn Tic DoloreuX or Pain in the Face
Neuralgia, Waketulness or Restlessness find in.
slant relief. few doses cures the most violent
nervous Headach 1t allays the most violent
nervous affections, and eradicates them from the
system, and is grand restorer to weak constitu-
ton. The various diseases of the nervous system
have long baffled the skill of our most eminent phy
sicans but all in vain, until this Nervous Cordial
was discovered and prepared by Dr. j. s Rose
Price 81 cts per bottle. For sale by R. R. Duval Adie
q Gray Purcell, Ladd Co., Bennett L. Beers, Gay.
nor& Wood, o. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker, j. Blair
and w. p Ladd. mvl3
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ANoTHER CUBAN ExPEDITIoN.-The n. Y.
Express says that private letters from New
Orleans, from an authority likely to be well in.
formed, intimate that the rumors in some o.
the Southern papers relative 10 another Expe
diton for the Invasion of Cuba are by no means
without foundation.
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ABOLITION CONVENTION The anniversary.
meeting OF the New York anti slavery society
Is IN session at Rochester, and is largely at
tended by male and female fanatics.
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Movements Of Eo.,.,a

BOSTON, May ll.-kossu,h visited We.
Cambridge, Lexington and Concord 70. dav a us
was received with military and civic demon
STATIONS. lie made speeches of cunsiderabl,
length. 'ue'aoi'
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newly elected Senator from Connecticut, was
formerly Governor of that State, and was, at
one time. attorney general Of the United
SlgtEl
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BUFFALO THEATRE.-LoIa Mon,ez danced
at The Eagle street Theatre, Buffalo, the night
previous to The fire, but having some difficulty
with the manager, refused TO dance again, and
Ing
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

'!NWENTY Is u Il Dl G. l. @ rs ON
Il UNION HILL FOR SALE.-Wi be sold on
Friday next the 18th inst, commencing at 5
O'Clock P NJ, upon the premises. twenty Building
Lots situated on Union Hill nearly opposite Asbury
Chapel, and bounded by Both, 9th, o and streets
These lots front about SO feet EACH and run back
l42 feet and are well located for building pu poses
being the pret,ies, lots to be had in that vicinity
myl1 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct
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SOUTH CAROLINA SENAToR.-Wm. +. DE
Saussure, the new Senator from South Caro-
line, is an old and distinguished member of TIE
bar, and was an active member Of the secession
purity in the late struggle in that State.
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BosroN DELEGATE.-Rufus Choate has
been nominated to represent the Boston dis
tict IN the Wing National Convention.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT 4 CO.
FLOWERS, &C., AT AUCTION.-ou

L WEDNESDAY MORNING commencing a.
half past o'clock, we viii sell at public auction ie
cur store, the largest collection OF Roses. &e
ever offered in this market-among which win b.
found the Rourbons, Tea, Moss, Mosset,e, Perpet1a
and Remoutant, with variety of other plants
The above collection is from the garden of Johs
Morton Co, successors to the late A. D. Abene,-
thy, Richmond, and warranted as represented
ALEXANDER MOTT & CO
my ~ Aucroneers
COMMUNICATES above sale of Flowers wiz
be continued This Morning, commencing at han
past O'Clock, at which time the whole LOT will b.
closed out
my 10 A. MOTT e. CO. Apcts
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Bold Earre..,

Boston, May ll.--Forged checks were maid
ny he eir,anlte, shoe aud Leather and State
nam"s !hey were presented by colored
man, anu uhe police are now on his track. No
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80 CARD.--The cltizens of Richmond
@>-la and the public generally are solicited to
Our sale of Roses and Shrubbery, which will take
place This Morning. commencing at 81 o'clock
The Roses, &c We're cultivated in this city Among
the collection will be found many choice and rare
Roses. Come one, come all, and buy beautiful
Rose.
my Is ALIEN MOTT g. co. Aucts
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70 Crowds of Ladies thr0ng our
Rooms for the superior and splendid style of Da-
guerreotypes taken by the elegant patent process,
which is, no doubt the greatest Improvement ever
discovered in this beautiful branch OF science
Our Pictures are acknowledged by the public and
press to be the most beautiful aud life like portraits
taken in the country. Prices very low indeed for
superior picture.
Rights for sale for any part OF Virginia excepting
Norfolk and Richmond. MOULSOE'S
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery,
my II No. III NJ ain street.
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Mrs. Clay, it is said, is too feeble n rear,
Washington, or else she would have been ther
ere this. e''
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70 Capt. Floyd, the steamship Wash
ington, has recovered from his insanity.
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E$ The National Eclectic Medical Conven-
ton met at Rochester, n. Y, on Tuesday.
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u TO the CiIizens of Richmond and

~ 10 the OIIiXtHs OF Richmond nnd
Transient Nisitors.-lt you wish to have your
hair cut and dressed in the most fashionable and
tasteful style, and your whiskers changed to beau
utui black or brown color, please call at the Ameri
can Hair-Dressng, Shaving, Shampooing and Bath.
ing Saloon under the American Hotel
Blot Cold and Shower BATHS at all
hours. Price, single bath 25 cents, or five tickets
for 81. Under the American Hotel, entrance on
nth street. my l3
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II i
~ ESTATE In pursuance of a decree Of the
Circuit Court of Chancery for Henrico County
pronounced on the 10th day of March, 1882 in su
therein pending, under the style of George, &c
against Brown, &C. 1 shall, on Tuesday, the 18th
day OF June next. at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon
proceed to sell, on the premises, at public auction
to the highest bidder the House and Lot situated al
the corner of Leigh and It'll Streets in the city OF
Richmond, which was formerly occupied by James
E. Heath, and which was conveyed by the said
2lst day of December le4e and of record in the of.
fee of the Court of Hastings for the city of Rich.
mond.
Terms Of sale-One-third cash, one third in six
months, and the residue in nine months from the
for the deferred payments and the title to be re.
tanned until conveyance is directed by the court
nv l2--dtds JOHN o. STEGER
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SimOns' Pictures of Children are
not only admired for their hte.ike expression, but
also for taeir artstics finish and faithful resem
hlance TO the oris ina, which characterize all his
pictures. Those who have not seen his new style
OF pictures, which have created such lively sensa
ton through our city, invited TO call. The at
tention q Daguerreotypists throughout the coun.
try is called TO large stock of material of every
description, which will be sold low for cash.
my - NJ. P. STMONS, Isl Main street
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DUTNAM'S SEMI. LIBRA.
kY.-ENR ER ANELI ERS AND TIE lIAhIL


RY.-FOR TRAVELLERS AND THE HOME
CIRCLE Volumes published
Home and Social Philosophy, or Chapters on
by Charles Dickens, l!mo-25 cents
H. Nhlmsicalities, ~ Thomas Hood, with wood
cuts, 12mO-25 cents
Ill, Walks and Talks Of ar American Farmer in
England, by Fred L Olmstead, original and copy.
right, with illustrations, l2mo-25 cents
Nv. The World Here and There, or Travellers
Notes from Household Words, edited by Charles
Dickens
v Hoods Own, Selected Papers, with numer.
Gus illustrations, l2mo-25 cents, March IS
vi. Home Narratives, from Household Words.
edited by Charles Dickens. l2mo-25 cents, April !
VII. Journey to Iceland, and Travels in sweden
and Norway, translated from the German of Ma
dame Pfeifer by Charlotte Kenmore Cooper, with
map l2mo-25 cents, April Is
VIII and TX. Up the Rhine, by Thomas Hood,
with comic Illustrations, two parts-25 cents each,
May l and Is. For sale at
nv 10 MORRIS BOOKSTORE
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GREGORY & MAURI
successors to j. w. Naurv 4, -
gers.
Ohce, No. 81, Main Street

Drawn numbers Delaware Lottery, Glass 4, Extra
May IL: ''" o.
80 29 "a n 80 "a ~ 80 10 7 4 70 33 Al
scheme TO.Day.-Capitals: $40 1870. nr;zes
of l00O0 of lO00 10 of 500 20 of 25o % Il re
a2e OF lou, DC. IS nos, - drawn. Tickets 81
Shares IN proportion gu
Also--Capitas s76O7, 1000, 1893, HOO. of
So. .Io 1o
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, May 10.
Sales of 1400 bbls. Howard street aour =,
S4'25. Grain steady.
NE" YORK MARKETS, May 70.
Inc flour market is easier Southern brands
command S4.37 to $4.6s. Grain UNCHANGED
Cotton firm.
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EXCHANGE CONCERT HAIL.
SPLENDID EXHIBITION,
AT ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.

For One Week More. and Positively
the Last.
Commencing THIS (Monday) EVENING, May 10.
DRAFTS GREAT ORIGINAL PIANO.
1 RAMA OF EDEN, presenting The Botany of
the Globe with three groups of Adam and Eve.
the size of life, exquistey finished in oil coors, and
never before exhibited in the city of Richmond
Doors open at half past O'Clock.
The Panorama will commence moving at 8
O'Clock.
Admission 25 cents INV IQ-s,.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Frederck Willet, a
carpenter, residing in Petersburg, attempted TO
take his life Tuesday morning by placing a
chiSel in the wall of his house and running
against it. II entered MS side just below the
RIBS, inficting SO serious a wound that he is
not expected to recover. He is man of fam
hy, and has been much addicted to drinking.
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ADJUSTMENTS
ORATORIO OF ARsA7o,.

.eAlA u ny parucalar request OF many ladies' and
Qs4aH peated This Evening, at o'cloch ~ re, re-
- Let Presbyterian (Rev. Mr.. Moors,.e
Church, for the benefit of the German Hebrew Co.,
gregation, and to afford all lovers of genuine Music
ton. The price of admission will be only so cents
ABSALOM, an Oraforio, in 3 parts
PEnsoNs-David, King of Israel; Absalon his
son; Joab, Chief General of the Army; A Messen
ger; Tsmar, David's daughter; Merab, attendant
OF lamar; People, Warriors, Travellers and
Priests.
Tickets to be bad at all the Bookstores and at the
door. my 13-lt
EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL,
.O51s MISS JENNY BUsK, the young Ameri
X4D&F can Vocalist assisted by eminent artists
Aselk will give her first concert in the above
. Hall, Tomorrow friday Evening,
May 49, my l3-lt"
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tEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
- no" In use tor the cure of incipient Consump
non, bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Putrid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys anc
Liver, Kings Evil, Piles, letter, and all disease.
arising from impure blood and entt ebled state o.
the system.
Recommendations.
y. BALTIMORE, March II, 1851.
MRS. d. b. Norris: Dear Madam-It gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar) as an excel.
lent preventative curative in the first signs a
bronchial affections, diseases of the lungs. and
also as very valuable tonic.
yours, very respectfully,
T. H. WRIGHT, M D.
MRS b b. NORRIS Dear Madam am glad To
you OF the fact OF my being Gas think en-.
urely cured OF the Asthma by your Cedar Tar i
took about two thirds of hottie and find 7 oen
now expose myself TO dust, flour, wind and damn
air, and am not in the least affected by them. bay
Ing been more or less affected by them for twenty
years. When went with my mother to procure
bottle, you know | could scarcely tell YOU what |
wantea, IN consequence OF being SO much afflicted
at the time. Every one who knows me well, has at
times witnessed my sutierings | have tried every
thing have heard of as a permanent cure and
have had eminent physicians TO tell me there was
no certain cure for me. At any rate have not
had the least symptoms for six months and | have
had it generally worse in spring and summer than
at any other time. | would advise all who are
asthmatical to try IT, and persevere and | think
they will be cured. If this acknowledgment will
be of any advantage TO you, am perfectly willing
you should have II, for there is no disease so dis
tressing as severe attack of Asthma, such as
have frequently experienced in my work.1oom and
elsewhere.
With my best wishes for your success, remain
yours, &c, MRS. +. V. JOHNSON,
l44 st. Pc III street, Baltimore
Baltimore, March 81, 1851.
For sale in Richmond by
P.HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street.
General Agent for Eastern Virginia
my 12-ts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Congressional.

Congressional.
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1852.
Inc SENATE took up the Deficiency Bill,
and proceeded with its consideration.
The HOUSE was engaged in the discussion
Of the resolution au,horising the Printing Com
'nittee to make arrangements for the execution
OF the public printing.
L"te from San Juan-Steamer Detained.
49, NORFOLK, May II.
Inc steamer West Wind, fourteen DAVIS from
San Juan, for New York. nut into this b,,bor
to-day, short of coal. The captain is sick.
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IME.-5uO casks fresh Virginia Lime, now
Ia landing, for sale. The superiority of this Lime
over the Thomaston, will be knowledged by every
one after leading the following report from Prof.
Rogers, of the University of Virginia. to whom sOe
cimens were sent for analysis:
1.-The darker or dove colored variety (the kind
now offered for sale) contains SO per cent of car.
Donate oi Lime, with mere trace of carbonate of
magnesa."
The above analysis shows this Lime to contain
but per cent OF foreign matter 1t has been tried
by nearly all the brickiayers and plasterers in the
city, and admitted to be equal If not superior, to
any they have ever used The Superintendent of
The Gas Works uses it entirely its purity recon-
mendpg it above any other Purchasers are in.
vited to call and examine before buying elsewhere
my 1l-3t r. j. PEYTON Basin Bank
lust IN TIME.-GOODS FOR THE PEG
PIER ec'd per late arrivals, blk Silk Laces, all
widths Az prices, India Silks, plain and striped
all colors; Watered Silks; Egyptian Mtts in great
variety; Swiss and Cambria Edgings and nsertings;
Bibbonsi Grape Shawls. plain and embroidered;
Kid Gloves; Hosiery OF all kinds; besides good
assortment of Linen Goods for gentlemen and
boys wear; all of which we offer to sell at less
than such can be bought in the city.
Our assortment in Dress Goods is very good and
large for the season, therefore we will sell them
at reduced prices; such as Bareges, Tissues Lawns
Barge de laine Printed Jaconetts we are SELLING
for mere nothing. J. MILHlSER g. BRO,
my - 1873 Broad street,
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NJ A N A q K RS OFFIC
F. MORRIS A. co

a. FOR RENT, LEASE OR SALE,
Aa:I my place on Bowling Green Hill, in view of
the city, containing four five acres of Land
most of which is in good order for cultivation, to.
gether with a very comfortable dwelling house,
kitchen, barn, and good spring on the place The
late incumbent and lessee, James R. Finch, having
absconded to parts unknown, will dispose of it
reasonable terms for the remainder of the year.
Possession can be had Immediately. Early appli
cation is desired. WIN. GRAVES,
18th street, between Main and Cary.
diff
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NOTICE.--At meeting Of the President
and Directors OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road Company, held the 9th
April. 1852, it was
Resolred That dividend Of 81 per cent be de-
clared on the stock of the Company, payable on
and after the lst May next, at the Office Of the Com
pany, in TIE City of Richmond.
ap30 C. " MACMURDO, TT
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF
ss>-Sa the Stockholders of the Richmond Fred
ericksbuTg and Potomac Rail Road Company win
be held at the Office Of the Company, in the city Of
Rchm ond, on Monday, the 3lst May, 1852, at ~
O'Clock NJ.
ap 30 c. w. MACMURDO, TT
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a T GUST, AT GUST. FOR Dash,
IN splendid lot Of rich Fancy Silks
Black silks, very cheap
Lace Capes, superior quality
French worked Collars
Inside French worked Chemiset,es
French worked Sleeves
Lawns, of every variety
Irish Linens, for family purposes
All of which we are Offering nprecedentedly low
Great bargains may be had III all Goods suited to
the season.
WORD, FERGUSON s. RARKsDALE