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promotion Of tho emo arts" They may promote
the emo arts In any manner they please, subject
only to one condition, and that Is, that the means
and Lawn of the State. What they do they must do
lawfully. They may promote tho foe arts, bu. they
must not encourage gambling; for although
gambling Is doubtless very fine art, We opine that
it is not embraced among the Hne arts contemplated
by the charter of the American Art Union and II 1t
is, the charter Is unconstitutional and void Take
it, therefore, In either way the manner in which the
American Art Union has hitherto attempted to
accomplish tho purposes Of its establishment Is
unla wful, and all its managers subject to the
punishments provided BY Law against lottery office
keepers and sellers Of lottery tickets "for, says
Justice Thompson, in the ease, The People against
tho Utica Insurance Company (l5 Johnson's Re-
ports, 1857, "f the members Of corporation
travel out OF their grant, they act o company OF
private persons, and become q mere association,
doing business without any express authority Of
We recollect that when the managers Of tho Dab
lin Art Union were threatened with prosecution for
carrying on m illegal lottery, the secretary Of that
body, with view TO regain tho shaken confidence
of the public, used very remarkable argument AZ
to show the improbability of any prosecution: He
said, we have among our managers noble dukes,
lords, baronets and knights; and is it likely, he
asked that such high personages would be connect
ed with any illegal association, or that any would
be found SO bold as to dare to prosecute them
The seoretarys argument may appear little IL
logical; but the result showed him to be an in.
genious and far seeing man, for no one ever did
dare to prosecute the said noble dukes, lords,
baronets and knights We have seen the names Of
men filing high places among the list of managers
of the American Art Union. DO they rely on their
high positions and influence to shield them from
the penalties the law awards Do they, ia the doc
t1ine Of the Dublin secretary, think that none dare
prosecute thcm-that they may defraud offended
Justice of her vengeance We believe that the OK
ecutve officers of this city conscious of the high
ard sacred trusts confded to them, and that there
be any who imagine that in this republic, whose
corner stone is the equality of man, there are any
so high as to be beyond the reach Of the law, or
any low as to be unable to it's protection,
they will quickly dispel the iuson--that they will
save laws from the bitter satire Of the philoso
pher of ancient Greece, when he said laws are but
spider webs that catch tho weak dies and permit
the strong to escape.
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City Intelligence.

FisTsgicaL sccIIry. = About $50 Geo bss been SUBJ
scribed towards the erection Of are proof building
the Historical Society and about 500 coo Ia
quisite to accomplish the object In becoming manner
The Subscription Committee have issued o circular
appealing TO their liberal minded felowc citizens for aid
in this behalf
UrwsRsITv MEDICAL CoLI EGr.-Ws are Informed that
Dr. Mott has gone back to his old theatre Of action the
Universy the Faculty having created seventh profess
sorsbip DR. Mott is to act Emeritus Professor and
Professor Of Surgical Anatomy. Professor ost will leo
ture heretofore the and Practice Of Sur
gerry and Dr. Van Buren, b to ill tho chair Of General and
Descriptive Anatomy vacant By the death Of the lamen
ted Granville j. Pattson, NJ D.
ADMISSIONS THE BAp.-Ths following gentlemen
yesterday admitted attorneys and coun.elors Of
the Courts Of the State Of New York ~ ames Roosevelt
and Leslie Irving.
FrRE-A FIRE was discovered yesterday morning about
three O'Clock, In the wooden building No. 81 Hammond
street occupied by tive families named Devoc and Had
dock The ere made such rapid progress that the in
mates barely escaped with their lives The interior OF
the building almost completely destroyed together
with the furniture Of the occupants. The house was
owned by Michael McKeon, and was fully insured.
DrnANcED.-About half past eleven o'clock on Thurs
day night lunatic was on the Third avenue. lie
taken into custody but no information could be OBJ
tanned from him.
Assault WITH A PrsroL -On Wednes day afternoon
two desperate rowdies named VIM johnson and Edward
Garrick entered Dutch grocery, corner Of Avenue
and Eighth street called for drinks and refused TO pay
for them As they about egressing from the pre-
misses, the German drew loaded pistol and Aired the
IN Garrck abdomen and came within OF causing
his death
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ReDjsmin II. Jarvis, Marshall 0. Roberts, John
H. Austen, Frederick A. Coe, William H. Apple
ton. Charles p. DAILY, Evert A. Duyckink, William
J. Hoppin. Henry J. Raymond, Eras.us c. Bone
liam A. Butter, George Curtis, George Tredwell,
Charles Il. Russell, j ohm P. Ridner, and Nathaniel
Jarvis, Jr.,) are smenaSle to the public for the
management conducted urder their name From
that responsibility they (the said Robert Kelly,
H. Jarvis, Marshall o. Roberts, John II. Austen,
Frederick A. Coo, William ii Appleton, Charles
p. DAILY, Evert A. Duyokink, William j. Hsppin,
Henry ]. Raymond, Erastus G. Benedict, George
w. Austen, William Dean, William A. Butler,
George Curtis. George Tredwell, Charles II. Rus.
sell, John p. Ridner, and Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr.,
me aniIg), cannot escape. The truth is. that the
Art Union, (meaning the aforesaid Incorporated
association called the American Art Union),
is in the hands Of an abolition clique, ahd
sipgularly enough, it appears, from facts which
have come to cur (the said James Gordon
Bennett meanipg) knowledge, that in addi-
tion to paying for oysters and champagne sup
pers, &C., Sc, portion Of the funds (thc
funds Of the said incorporated association, called
the American Art Union, mccartney have been
applied towards establishing daily abolition
journal in this city, instead Of being used for the
tuition OF the American Art Union, moaning Per-
haps this diversion the funds may not be known
to all the directors, but 1t 1t well known to the
"atolition clique" in the direction. This is one
dence, particularly at the South. has been with
drawn from from the intuition, (the said in
corporated Association called the American
Art Union, meaning) and why it (the said moor
porated association called the American Art Union,
meaning) will be finally ruined, unless new board
of directors be elected, and entire revolution Of
fected in its management-to the great scandal, in
fanny and disgrace Of the said Robert Kelly, An
drew Warner, Benjamin H. Jarvis, ohm II. Austen,
William II. Appleton. Evert A. Duyckink. Henry
J. Raymond, George w. Austen, William A.
Butler, George Tredwell, Abraham M. Coxzens,
Marshall o Roberts, Frederick A. Coe, Charles p.
DAILY. William ]. Hoppin, Erastus G. Benedict,
William b. Dean, George Curtis, Charles H.
Russell, John p. Rdner. and Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr,
in manifest perversion and violation of the laws Of
this State and to the evil and pc nicious example
of others in like cases offending, and against the
peace of the people Of the State of Now York and
their dignity n. BowDIrcH BLUNT,
District Attorney
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LAW EnfelIiQrncr.

rrirsu STATrs SuFRsmg Counr, Feb 9.-~No. e2 James
@. Acheson va Jonathan Huddleson. t. the
Court Of Appeals Of Maryland. Mr. Justice Curtis deli.
yeTed the opinion az the court reversing the ldgme mt
OF the said Court CT Appeals ia this with costs and
guandrR the cause for further proceedings ia confof
nifty TO the opinion Of this court No 90 The Rich
nopd, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
the Louss Railroad Company to the Court OF
Appeals OF Virginia. MIR. Justice Grisr delivered the
opinion Of the court affirming the decree Of said oour,
Of Appeals in this CASE with costs No. 1o2 The Eioh
Dopd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
plaintiff In error, the Louisa Railroad Company
Error to the Circuit Court of CharceTy for the county
II Htnico State Of Virginia This writ Of errsr was dis
niHsed fer the want Of jurisiicteu. No 30. TrsJam
Clark et al claimants sc vs. BGrnwell and Rayenal
Appeal fcm Cfcu Court a tn. United States for South
Carolina. Dir Justice Mellon delivered the opinion Of
tie court reyersEg the decree Of said Circuit Court
With co. and remardne the for further proceed
ipgs In coufoniy 70 the opinion 81 this court No g.
Andrew Seeksmpe Administrator vs. Neil MoOouls
administrator, et aAppea from the Circuit Cours OF
the United States Tor Eet Virginia Mr. JuGse Daniel
delivered the opinion q tbs souYt Affirming the deorse
fsaid Circuit court 10 this cause with costs No AL
William Mvngston ct. al, W. William w. Woodward.
q. slbppea from Circuit Court or the United States
fer ksstachuses On molten Of br Hail. this appeal vas
dCcheted and dieIesed, With COSTS kos. 50 and 100
Aaron Cooley, plaintiff In Error, vs. Wsrdeus OF the
port Of Philadelphia, use SC The argument OF tNIs
csuse was commenced ~ Mr. Morris for The plaintiff In
error.
FIN 10 III. z. HaTner Bro, az Esr York wa, al.
admitted attorney aud councillor OF this court Nos
80 sns 100 Aaron Il. Cooley, plsutH In error the
Wsrdtns 81 tie Port of Philadelphia, use, 30 The
funont Of these war continued by messrs. s. O.
4 Campbell AID Dallas for the defendants In error.
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Brooklyn City In Intelligence.

kycs County BoARp OF aurERvisons meeting Of
the Board took place Thursday afternoon, Mayor Berry
Of Williamsburg, PRECEDING. On motion. tbs rules
suspended in order to take the special bushes. for
consiceing the laying out CT town in Fatbusb to
be called New Lofts when motion adopted thst the
town Of Fatbush be divided rs 10 form a new town
according to map presented The Clerk read commu
Dioa ion from Henry Randall State Superintendent OF
Common scBool, containing account Of ths income
Of the Public School Fund The Communication states
that the sum q bad been assessed and collect
I'd throughout the State at large for common school p1r
poses Ct which $50 SOS &c has pportioned 20 the
county Of Kings to appropriated In the eyera wards
towns 60 according to tue number q cdron betseep
tie ages OF four and twenty residing therein fovs
Brooklyn. 20 s03 "a Bushwsck ......... $3.50 "a
Fatbush...... SIG 40 Fiatlands ....,...., ses SO
Crsyesend Sl5 30 New Utrecht ,..... 800 6S
Williamsburg 7iSS2 81 --
Totsi $50 500 ca
Supervisor Bergen observed tina. amount Of school
noneya rse3 In this county was Sesi9 and ths
expended by the county vas not $4,000 He believed
to be sr oppressive law compelling money to be raised
~ this county 70 be seu to oEerrGrts O! tho gate and
moved tht the matter be referred 10 The COMMITTEES on
Lave and Appca 10 the Legislature 70 uisnornge
81 act 70 retl. all the money raised In the county for
sctool rurpo5es Adopted. communication from the
supeiin,eGdeuts OF the Poor, in to resolution
81 Inquiry pafstd y the Boe-a at their ae meeting was
read by tie Clerk The communication states that the
Superintendent Of Williamsburg did not visit the poor
@reprtfsnted In the resolution ana denies that they
have been nsgiectful Ct their duties, as VIII be fully
shovr in their report which will be submitted TO the
Board in dae season. Filed Ahil presented by
Alex hoCue, sfkiug that the District Attorney be
powered TO appoint assistant 81 salary TO exceed
81 cC yesr, which referred to tho Committee
Lave and AZ ylications 10 the Legislature.
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ANOTHER Terrible ACCIDENT FROM SrlRIT Gas.
: Five children Of John Whippls Of Hamilton Mass
fhockiDgy burned, on the 4th instant, by the
buys,irg CT spirit lamp. They sitting rouod
table studying their lessons when 1t exploded ard they
Immediately enysloped in a sheet Of Gre One ran
and pitched into ew bank three carried TO the
PUMP; and the fI plunged into tub Of buttermik
lie youngest child has snce died. sud another IS 10
horelete condition.
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MoNsTrS CusToa HOUSE, At New ,ORLFhNs -
The largest building IN the United States y now Pr
cesgof erection at New Orleans II u buit py ,nc
raj government a. q Custom Ioufcl ana msue ,ers'
enough 10 include the United States Court foom tox
thsr With the necessary warehouses Tor tne use Toe
government The building covers some two acres or
ground, and Is third larger than the Capitol at
sn,t. tor the building h furnished from the Quincy
sMass quarrcs Almost all the companies ct tbs quar-.
Il viii ts about three years before the building will be
entirely completed
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A WILD Car KILLED "A formidable viii cat
vas shot Ia Uster county, in the Beaverki swamp on
Monday Of last week By q Mr. Morcy. The snimM va
making straight FOR Mr. NJ. whom 10 shot 70. ~ w.
fsrisle and measured about three feet ana ~" W
10 tip.
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FIRST THUNDER or TIE SEASON bridgeport,
Conn, wss vsited w thunder S.oSm on wednesday
last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-04
sTAIt OF THE EAST.

ihis ihofoush bred and well known stallion VIII -
sht' he eAsung in the countes oil Aloe.
al Ncs,a. commencing charlottesville. thence TTS
'@ c"nr: House via the Cross Roads (North GaI-
% he stage road leading from Charlottesville 10 Nelson
s 81 s lei regularly attend his stands every ninth
lie vi ivave! his way nehalf mile for an! mare
.,.;. "e ~ P"'i'N 49, f -
ne vii sand price Of fifteen dollars insurance twelve
six dollars the single leap; 10 be paid MS soon
rendered There will be in no case departure
reasonable let circumstances be as hoy may nc
'"n =, oi!: CO sc!eniously ask more.
~ VI hc under supervision OF Mr. Summerson, (Mayor
lOM: N'" ""'' a. >e''0" - - - 80
M 9uT eaoes request that all who and be indebted 70
~ an future service will be good as TO come o.WSFo
~. ''''e M. Respectfully A. W. 4 W. J. FONTAlNE.
Apr; a2-r3U
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SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.

On Tuesday the following committee of 81. was appoint
ed prepare business for the Convention Mcssrs Chcvcs
Richardson, Seahrook, Butler, Huger, Barnwel Evnns
Whitney, H. l.. Warilaw, Frost F. Fl. Wadlaw, Dunkin
Buchanan, Perry, Gregg E. BcIingcr Pickens Haync
Harlee. Arthur and Neatly
The Southern Press publishes, from reliable source
the following despatch received Thursday stating the
ton of the above committee:
COLUMBIA. April 90.
The select committee reported day, rc-aflirnng he
right of secession but declaring il pcdcnt pre-
exercise that right. The report is be considered
row. There is minority report also. Nothing niR b.
done. The Convention is rammeed by the popular
last October,
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Judge John w Tyler the present able and excellent
Judge Of The Fauquer Judicial Circuit, in rely scvc;
gentlemen in Loudoun, Gncudng M JaEaeyD f.s atalel
that he will accept The oac lie is elected b The rco-
pe the ensuing election. We presume there will be no
opposition Judge Tyler and that he vii! receive the entire
of the circuit Judge Tyler (says the Alexandra Ga
zee) has The appreciation Of the bar and the commun
ty and universally respected for integrity his attention.
his ability and his correctness. With such Judge presiding
in their Courts the people more than satisfied, ard il
will give them pleasure honor him. while they benefit
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STATE TAXES.

The reader will be interested in sketch of the dcbalc
in the State Senate Saturday in regard the framing
of tax bill upon estimates within the control 0! tic
Legislature. resolution for the appointment of joint
committee report this subject adopted.
The Whig will be disappointed in The miserable game il
has commenced 1t will find all the leaders Of its party
unscrupulous enough 10 attempt hold the Democratic
ty responsible for The State debt II will be NJ
Watson protested agains, this party trick, and that Mr.
Witche another distinguished Wing leader, denuunced
Nininuitous and uninstn
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ORANGE.

Alta meeting of the Democrats of Orange held al he Court
House of said county Monday, the 26th April that be-
Ing Court day. for the purpose Of sending delegates 10 the
District Convention be held in Charlottesville the 18Th
of May next Col Garrett Scott called the char, ard
Dr. John L. Voolfolk appointed Secretary of the meeting
The object Of the meeting having been cxpanod by Mr.
John F. raliaerro in appropriate address, MAJOR John H.
Lee moved that committee Of be appointed BY the
Chair represent the county in said Convention The fol-
lowing gentlemen were then appointed by the Chair:
Mai John Ii Lee, John Wech, William Jennings, Philip
8 Jones' Col John Voolfolk, John Taiaerro John NJ
Chapman Col John Willis DR. John l. Voolfolk, Col
Rowe, James Robinson L W Snccd, Richards j., Richd
Richards OF Liberty Mills George Panneli Jr, aud NJ Ma
con.
And on motion, the President added TO the deegs
tion.
MrJ Macon moved that the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and forwarded 10
The Richmond Enquirer md Examiner tho Charlutesvls
JeIesouian and Frederic .,Tp Recorder publication
GARRETT SCOTT, Chairman.
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TAILY.flO,


VAlS s"hra.ed Race Horse will aeans stand the ensu q
sasoa a, my Stable Fairfield Course, the E>
g" March, and cHdin: the LIST A
iaus. lie viii Mares a, S25 discharged by-A@-
aT-Rt $50 within the $40 10 insure mare with
s. aruc her forfeit the insurance. One dollar TO the
Mares will be fed shngs day and the greatest care
h hem: responsibility will be incurred or accidents
fsts.es.
PERFORMANCES
IL Splendid performances Tally we'll known through.
COUNTRY scarcely need recital Out OF fourteen races
and the three Jockey Club made IN fine time
ea the Union Course IN 1872 in which ne
',i oous pronounced by the New York Spirit OF The
% by the Turf Register to DC the best race ever
!Ga a:rica His competitors Free Trade ana Bostona
..9o ass then the Turf Four heats in all were run
sr!t HE better by half second than was
w 81 o,,On Fashion the Course Free Trade
*9.ms a x, Tally IIo the second in 743 Bostona
@s aa. = 81 ana Tally Ilo the lourihiE S.loE
SIZE AND APPEARANCE.
M Io AZ ;nctes high and OF light chesnut color in
f make strength and capacity 6othior en-
aud speed In the language nf the Spirit of The Inies ms
: prudsious, and he has that IN his appearance
lt.yn " "
PEDIGREE.
''o by Tom Tough mare her dam by
ryc by Spread Eagle gs. d. by King Herod egg d. oy
Ranger genuine Arahan ggrg d. by the hrst imported
Fc-rs imported horse Vampire our OF Col Carter
. ky Fisher II confidently bc' ed that no horse ~ he
e.si, can -, 5, ol a purcr pedgree JAMES TALLEY.
D--r.-f
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TAE EvlRGIS1AINyENTIoN

A1hf
Al ISo S F. CARrER'S ABDOMINAL AND PERINEAL sur
ior the relief and OF Plapsus UterI, s now o.
public IT has been for the last hse years and ha:
b some 0! the eminent Physicians and has proved
OF the most vauahc strumcnts Of the kind now exIant
s-Fnncis H. Sriblng, NJ. D. Staunton, Va; Prof
d. ST Louis, Mo-; Robt. H. Sears. NJ D. T. Foley
H. tie, Wa Deathcrace, Flint E, Rappahannock
s,a; Jackson. D., Woodstock, Val J. L. Hough D..
heney NJ d. Wellington, Rarpahannock, Co., Va; John
Il In',san NJ ~ Col Kcyse Luray Page Co; VIM S. Asop,
AMisvle Va DR. Sanders Oceoquan Prince William, Co. Va
"-:;'on Brown, NJ D., Front Royal Va
ADIE & GRAY Agents, Richmond, Va.
:subscrr for the Paenee) will sell the right Of
eouny Incorporated city town that has not been sold
I"a-e PAID, Slate M,lls RanpahannocH County virginia
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To DR. F. w PENpLETos.

EARTHQUAKE AT CAPE HAYTIEN-THE EMPE-
ROR SOLOCQUE.
BosToN, April 29-The schooner Charles Atrum, from
Cape Haytien l7th ut reports that the 9th, severe
shock of earthquake experienced the Cape but no
damage done.
All the military and other digntnres had gone to Port au
Prince where the Emperor be crowned the mex, day
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NEW sTORE-NEw GOODS

! 'nHr -, NEW STORE-NEW GOODS.
take this method Of notifying the citizens Of
and vicinity we'll their country friends and
and at they have opened well assorted stock of Dry
~ all entirely new, which will be sold at the lowest
'He and see us before purchasing elsewhere.
No, G. IL II WhLLERSTEIN,
A btSsi street, opposite Richmond and Frsd'bs Depot
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taken to the of Jacob Clemens by the s
that 'he did NOT vote for d=!ag,te n all"
Resolved as The opinion the committee That the vote
Of the said Jacob Clemens is legal
On motion OF Mr. TomLrS legal stricken o4 ,Ne-
gal inserted 10 lieu thereof
The cuG-t OF the committee concludes with the following
resolution which was concurred in by the House:
Resolved therefore, the opinion committee That
me return OF Edward Smith delegate seal
eectlon district composed Of the counti, ( Rrooae nd
tahcocN is legal and 'le rr;urnrd decgat entitled
sest IN me h"<' of Delegates g. present General
M oaiLiS o'efeo the lus resolution
Resolved, mat when this House adjourns on Monday
.4'h Nay II VIII, with the Of the Senate atjoun
sine die.
Mr. WEST did not think tha, any sane man. not even the
gentleman from King William. thought that We could pet
through our business by the 24 Of May If adjourn at
that time what would become OF the laernal Improvement
bills? Tney would sleep the sleep DEATH and money
that the State has already spent would bs thrown
Fic moved 10 lay the resolution the table, which
was carred-ayes Sc. noes Al.
nlr VEST offered the following resolution:
Resolved That when this House ajJuuns or Monday
June 1th II will adjourn the 2nd aionoay in Jan
uary next. He subsequently, withdrew it, but gave notice
that he shoulG offer il again Monday
F"sious motions made adjourn which de-
ieuted. rsa aves and noes were called upon these
tons, anu niofe .hln half an hour thrown away
On motion of Dir. Mvss IN" uousr adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CHARLES CITY
At meeting of the Democrats of Charles City, hello the
18th inst Edmund WHddc called the Chair, and Dr..
Edmund Christian, appointed Secretary.
The object Of the ueeng having been explained the fol-
lowing resolutions adopted:
Resolved That deem important for the Democrats of
this district hold for the purpose appoint
in c"gates represent in the National Convention,
aS .econmCli = !Slrict The 18Th ot May
suitable tinr and the town OF Ear'nnn convenient
place for holding sai! convention.
i.?soiseJ That five rgales be appointed 10 represen.
in the Hampton convention.
The following ,ue delegates appointed Jas. F.. r. -
John Selien, G. &. Fus.s and Dr. Crenshaw. On e.,
the Chairman and Secretary added TO the list :-
gates.
On motion Of DR.. Crcnshaw the meeting th"" burned.
EDMUND M4.jii ,;si., chairman.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
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FOVES, RANGES, HOT AIR FURNACES, 30.
H., TIE LATEST AND HEST PATTERNS MADE
reIso douht the great advantages IN the use OF
81 STOVES Tin. JapanMeI and Iron ware, 6c
celebrated Endless Chain Pump has only 10 DC
, ss used DECIDED PREFERENCES to any otner Also,
81 AND SUCTION PUMPS.
otae viii receive especial and filled promptly Mel.
un,nd Goods guarsnted represented, and offered AZ
LOWEST CASH PRICES. WM ii. ENSIGN
4-M !--AArMii Main Street.
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HnMNISSIoN

ko,, MCKINNEY g. DUPUY,
AnleSioN MERCHANTS, Office opposite Shockoe Ware.
chmonG, Va, will give strict attention to the sale OF
SEQ Wheat FInur &C., make liberal cash advances all
N.n'"t'> IN hand, l5-sp6mf