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THE Lost s~nsss-Dearness and Bnndn.ssI by DIR.
This work Of ue. interest. from leaned
and accomplished writers OF he age revealing ne mysteries o hs
sigh, hearing boybood, dirty years
Dr. kiio has life OF activity scholar in state Of
ss III Sm .aG
o,nsr.J rspse thought Interesting
phenomenon presented in the progress Of their mental training
kTro.. p.nr Br'o ser'e'i vol.
Vol. l. An,sdi'uv an. and p.,r.reh'
samuel. s.s': "a David
Evening v. ssi. Iss ,.'. ."a ~ ~. no r..s. e. soe..
rss s'l Il. s': I'D a. D.s's r.ss"s q %. Lord
ro, sal. ., CRAY ! aALLXNfYsE's bookstore,
Sep II--u 7th doop above Odd Feilo~s' Hall
II Iss =. HOoAS's E.,sis.h French Boarding and
D schco vas opened on hs sn Of os,ossr 70 ms second
For circulars spp,ic.son. mny b. made Hogan
Or: suusr, WIN. Hogan F.. and :, The soek.'ors.
guardian. prefer ,h. ,ny should I'd. from and
commodauon enjoy advantages and daily
a .s'
qp.-s.d.
VIM Tho. Carroll ESQ. Mr. Justice Wayne. Sup. Court.
s.sL ,. Y. s:es, S.p s.sS 8 a.d.h, Ny
such young ladies L.up ialao spanish,
Germsn fbe competent professors would
Oct l3--dtf
NEw ROOKs.-Tb. My.ey solved Ireland. Mi.eriss
i..'onsry .ssn, r,s.y,eris shs,es rs
jamie Gordon or, the Orphan. illustrated 70 cenu -
shsdes ofchancter the tnnt Pilgrim by Anne Woodone
q vols. 81 50.
Near Home Described with Anec
iu-auons by the sahof Of Peep Of Day..
nc rs
r. on. Described by the .uso' Of "'ns
n~s"y Ho..ss ssns. Of Tales. illustrated by Cshan.
Anrtai rs cents.
o,-. Leaves. By Mrs t. = sscnrr.y Illustrated. rs cents
The Leafs Dr Kuo IS cents
iis,rs ., Desds asr.s Tu,hs by G. Ryie
rs cents.
aeventh street. two Fvlows' Hail.
-
- AVN wsxr>wee htrhest prices paid
Il HAMILTON u FAINT,
a. ,s--ASn oMss opposite Trsavusy Hui'Aiss.
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MOOD brands
VI 10 bright colored French merinocs 3A
French merinoes all qualcs and prices
25 pieces fine Byonese cloths, cheap
of brands
black merinoes and
lines rd stock Of black goods complete
nIi dcParme sfl1
20 pieces ladies' CLOTH nil coIors, for cesks
atiow prices,
pieces country white dannels, wide snd thick
pieces Welsh flannel so yard. worth rs
IS pairs medium and fine blankets, great bargains
pairs CT cradle blankets
loo pieces black colored slh choice qualities
900 Is yard so finish
and good quality .s ~. T = Eaa.ng r.
and complete kinds Of
for will be found
an examination. Il =
the
Good and fair dealing be relied s all
PERRY h BROTHER,
2-eosn Opposite Centre MarkeI
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ELEGANT TnHesfry Carpetings mt Reduced prtces.-
IL received subscribers besufu
capeungs, which c ready for exhibition snd sale.
entirely improved designs and
purchased dispose them accordingly.
Aiso, supply OF low priced noo ocohs and
CLA6EII bt,popN, *
Dealers n NIL kinds Of furniture dry goods,
Nov Q-3ufeod Penn. ami nv sa
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:. Tn. CampalUn OF 1850

THERE s,Ie than one hunded copies OF
l. Campaign isss" political paper pub,hsa during
Of Thomas Rtche All me ee
that faithfully recorded TO
The presidential elections OF
the m OF inc Bat
Philadelphia (whs convention o
and objects ~ moment winch arc nfep
btcus into in the approaching campaign WIN De
found In this volume.
Campaign 4i6 flo bound IN strong boards
dollars.
A. tbc but hundred hand, those who
wish 10 purchase procure hem al THIS once.
June lt-eon Na
rAMD-CLACETT DoDsoN, dealers in all kinds Of forn-
" dry goods, Mosaic, sarony velvet tapestry
inGsn, and all other kinds
carpeng both damesc bearhrugs and door mats
with all the belongings Of all de-
scriptions Ht - "a, .
Russia Flemish, snd ish table snd
b'snk- quilts, ta. and piano covers and All other
goods requisits in housekeeping.
Also, furnished short potice, beds and mattresses
door Of tho Of fennsyvana avenue ana Wh
Bspas-9weod
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National Medical College, Washington, ID. O.
THE thirty Of lectures viii the
i first Monday in November. and continue until March
FACULTY,
Miller, professor Of anatomy and physiology
William NJ D. professor OF obstetrics and the dis
of and children.
Jc~hua Riley NJ D. professor medca, therapeutics
M
John May NJ d. professor OF principles and practice OF
Grafton Tyler D. professor pathology practice mce
cine.
King onc NJ D. professor Of ncro-cop'ca and piho
anatomy
Foreman, NJ d. professor Of chemistry and pharmacy
James H. Morgan, N. ID prc-cctor and demonstration.
prosecuted with be ample ariy
given through the entire period o the lectures
the Washington Inhrma under the same roof with he college
Here md surgery both aught Practically.
The entire expense a Of SOS %
Practical anatomy, by the demonstrnior. 10
Matyicuaing payable only once. s..--.-........ 90
Gadua'ion expenses 70
Admission the clinic without charge
GRAFTON TYLER, N, d., Dean Of the Faculty,
Washington and Gay Georgetown
Aug 3-aa wandAcp a
nj sn,emens silk undenhrs. at 81 50 each, well
10 bundles seniem.n'. woosn undeh,rt with
umbrellas half hose, gloves, Ao
10 boxes ladies' nerino vests, all grades
is pieces jos-y hsnnels, all coiors
40 pieces Highland pisids for chidrenT wear
Dozen ladies' hid sIovcs all co'o best quality % cents per
dozen Allendais quilts, very cheap
boxes children shswis
aoneu very handsome BAY .hawis
win m,py other ne w good. arriving daily.
establishment be Tor the cash or approved
pe NJ abort dates uniformity observed,
article. so,a arc to prove represented
and fair dcn,ns may he relied on in all
casr.. : FERRY n BROTHER.
Nov a eoeuf Opposite Centre Market
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War Department,
Bureau Of Typographical Engineers,
October 30. 1852

DRoPosALs will be received including day
next for the following articles required Lake
So pieces inch square, 80 long, hewn willie
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A LADY well qualified to Instruct in all the usual
also give
spanish U'gaages would be glad few
tler She would
schools take The situation OF
erness in taaiy
hes. references given. Inquire this Office.
Nova .nawn
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Supplies for United states Marine Corps.
QuAxTsRMAsrERs OFFICE, MAXINE CoRrs,
Washington, October 40, 1852.
GEPARATE PROPOSALS. will be- received
y oock, Monday, the 18th day Of November
lowing supplies for the marine corps, viz
5000 yards light sky blue Ga be 81 inches width
clear Of list, and TO weigh - ounces to the yard
5000 shirts collars wristbands
AU0O pairs of linen ovcraiIs +
1900 twIIed scarlet flannel shirts
800 pairs military broga,s
600 uniform caps, complete
l5OO pompons
600 cartridge box belts .@a
800 bayonct belts
600 belts
scabbards
900 carui igoboxes
200 percussion cap pouches
500 brass breast plates
500 do waist do
1850 airs shoulder straps. for pvates
40 do do for serseants
200 do corporals
Office OF Assistant
of Marines, No 81 Walker New York
The lowest bidder will be officially notified BY mail of tue accept
bid Z +.
himself right
OF the
require
10 be endorsed Proposals supplies
cops, addressed Major Nicholson, c. NJ NJ
G, Washington, ID. G.
The advertise the marine
win each week until The 18th No
vember for accompanied by
Nov 2-3tawtl3Noy
A LADY we'll qualified in all the usual
10
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III pWEN sns, Msrch~nt raaiers. beg ,ssv. = in-
om their ri nds and tho public generally tina, they hsve re-
[ved their fall sds pyi.,nr ..s,r
superior cl''h-, ipr~'he with full variety Ancv
oce07-Msw4- Ef' 80 - "" ''"'''""'P -""'"A eau.
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THE undersigned. late Solicitor of the Treasury,
in the Of Washington counsel
lor al hi. principally
Unit sapeeme Ccurt. A hl
occupied he viii attend before
9TH tribunals. fI# = . t 7 1
devoted much re 10 the law concerning psens, he viii
before
once tn. Chef Justice and Assistant
aud p Of concsrnns patents In any pst Of the
Ne vim also ve written opinions prepare f,r
etses hehs ehss Of the dspasseus and
Wi, established
fot their sdjudcatio r 3 1E-sf u N. - .L III
7lF 7I~'8 III y l1el NNfhla Hhl n n 0tLiET
wAsursercu Nov. Z. lase NOE y=sydAsp
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ColIeetor'a Once, City HaIIl
October 4, 1s5o
NOTICE TO TAN-PAYERS.-Noee II hereby given that DC
duction allowed by law On the ases OF me
current year, II paid during the present monh' eup u.
Oct7-sotNovin H. j. hp'hh' .o'oe''''
4 Ew TAPESTRY AND VELVET CARPETANGs'-
Subscribers additional sup
py OF goods which will be found desirable and
cheap beyond precedent. -.
staples, all OF which WIZ be
found 10 aud
sbr
Also supply OF ready made cotton sheets In superior
quality fabric thnn sheetng cotton can
be bought without the ofbsmming
additional supply OF heavy Flemish abe ana oe nens'
which reduction of prices since our n an
nouncemenL CLASh' = - DonooS,
Dealers n kinds Of furniture dry goods
s-Aeoif
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MADAM 6LAkEs Daaesnx and Waptu.ss AcASssrAy,
w APOLLO HslMadsm nhko Ia. the honor of snpourcne
ana "e gSsnc 'hnt her hrss quarter ~
Commence On shs asd Of November, MADAM pvc
en n'oGh her agent IN New York all -hiousbe dances
Ne coming Days Of in wnh,n,or
snrday- om half 3nh half past o'cioch v ,sr class
g'ntsnsn half O'Clock. .cc,v !. The 1st
Vet tO-e W. :" - "
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uIGH CON.TABLE,s sALE.-By the

HIGH CONsTABLE's SALE.-By the
Il consent in writing of the defendant, George B.
Goddin, will be sold OH SATURDAY, the 18th inst,
at o'clock, A NJ, at the Old Dominion en- 18th
street, between Main and Cary, his late residence,
all of his Household and Kitchen Furniture, Bar
Fixtures, &c, therein found to satisfy an attach
ment for rent due Edwin Dews, agent for Hiram w.
Tyler, and sundry executions in my hands against
him. Immediately after the sale of the above men
toned effects, the premises will be rented TO the
highest bidder until the End of September next.
nv 14-2t r BLAIR, e. C.. C.. R.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE In pursuance of a decree Of the
Circuit Court of Chancery for HenIico County,
pronounced on the 10Th Gay of March, 1852 in suit
therein pending, under the style Of George, &c,
against Brown, &c, shall, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of June next. at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon,
proceed 10 SELL on the premises, at public auction,
to the highest bidder the House Lot situated at
the orner of Leigh aud It'll streets in the city of
Richmond which was formerly occupied by James
Z. Heath, and which was conveyed by the said
Heath and wife to me, By deed bearing date the
2lst day OF December l845, and of record in the Of
fee of the Court of Hastings for the city of Rich.
mond
Terms of sale-One-third cash. onethird in six
months, and the residue in nine months from the
dav of sale-the purchaser giving negotiable notes
for the deferred payments, and the title to be re-
tanned until conveyance is directed by the court
my l2--dtds JOHN o. STEGER.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM,
Mss JENNY Dusk,
TNHE YOUNG AMERICAN VOCALIST

HE YOUNG AMERICAN VOCALIST,
!, VIII give her first Concert in this city, at the
Exchange Concert Room, on Monday Evening.
may lIth, on which occasion she will be assisted
oy Mrs Muller, the popular vocalist of Baltimore
Mr.. r. kiey, the eminent pianist and Mr.. T de
Costa, distinguished futst of this city.
PROGRAMME.
Part1.
1. Fantasia Concertante, for Flute and Piano,
composed by Toulou and Ben sdett.
Nh T. de Costa and F. Kley.
:. Away now Joyful Riding by Kutken.
Miss Busk
8. Grand Fantasia, for Piano. from the Onera
Norma, composed and executed by
Mr.. KEY.
I. Rondo Finale, by Rcci Mrs Nuller
D. Casta Diva, arranged for the Flute
T. de Costa
D. Kate kearney: Irish Ballad Miss Besk.
Part2.
T. ~ be no Submissive Wife Mrs Muller
9 Magic Bells, by Strackosch. Mr. Kley.
CaVanna, from the Opera Robert lie Diable,
by Meyerbeer Mice psi
~ CIV Ci ioI ame iute. T. &c Costa.
To,I. S e lnro the Rye. Miss Busk
Ilckets ., to be had at the Exchange and Amer
lean Hotels, Mr.. Taylors Music Store. and Book
stores, and at the door the evening of the Concert
Doors open at o'clock Concert to commence
- - nv l52tS
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ONE HUNDRED LOTS IN AND AD-

" JOINING TIE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION II shah offer for sale,
at public auction, on the premises, the above mum
per of lots on Tuesday, the 18th June, al IL
o'clock, NJ.
MANY of these lots lie between the western line OF
Manchester and the Richmond and Petersburg hall
road, where the sale will begin
These lots afford most beautiful building sites'
and have very fertile surface for gardens resting
ON body OF clay we'll adapted to making bticGs.
will also sell at private sale, on most reasonable
terms large well built lumber house now USED
80 tobacco factory, fronticg 10 feet on tie Rich
,oond Dock and CD feet on the causeway o. Aayo's
bridge This location is very valuable, and as soon
"a the connection between the Basin and the Dock
il effected the work being at this time in progress
of rand execution, the trade from Buchanan and
an the tributaries to the James River Canal will
concentrate in the Dock to the appreciation OF
dock property.
offer also for SALE most valuable Lot az the end
of l4th street. Immediately in front of and adjoining
the lot of the Richmond and Danvi!le x X. Com
pany which lies between Mill alley and the extended
lock Of the James River Company.
| wish also to sell that large, commodious and
well built Mansion, situated a short distance from
the southern abutment of Mayes bridge, on the
right hand OF the main street OF Manchester. TIC
this house is attached garden spot OF unsurpassed
fertility and it may be used a depot or for pub
lie house This property must soon show the effects
of the increasing population aud trade of Richmond
For terms, apply to
ap 30-law6w h. G. MAYO.
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SHOCKING AfFAsR.-A man named Coyle,
III New York, on going 10 his dinner on Thurs
day took offe nee al the character of the repast,
aud cat his landIady s throat with a razor. He
then inflicted similar, though not so severe,
wound upon himself, The woman, it is
thought, cannot recover.
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a Fathers VENGEANCE.-On Thursday
morning, an attack was made on a young man
named Dreamer. by Mr.. George League, an
old and respected merchant Of Baltimore.
Creamer was passing along Fayette street,
when Mr.. League stepped before him, and lev
cling a double barrelled rife at him fired. 1t
contained two slugs, one of which struck on
revolver in Creamer's breast pocket, and
shauering il to pieces, did no further harm
The other struck, and CHANGING along his ribs,
passed through the feshy part Of his right arm,
causing most painful wounds. Creamer had
seduced the daughter Of Mr.. League, and not
only refused to marry her, but a few days since
ran of with and married another respectable
ledy, and had just returned from the bridal
tour.
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list IN TIME.-GOODs FOR THE PEG
j PLE-Recd per late arrivals, blk silk Laces, all
widths aLd prices, India silks, plain and striped,
all colors; Watered Silks; Egyptian Mtts in great
variety; Swiss and Cambria Edgings and nsertings;
BbboEs; Grape Shawls plain and embroidered;
Kid Gloves; Hosiery OF all Kinds; besides a good
assortment of Linen Goods FIR gentlemen and
boys wear; all of which Ctfer 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 the refore we will sell them
at reduced prices such as areges, Tissues, Lawns,
Barge de aiue, Printed Jacunstts. we selling
tor mere nothing. J. MILHiSER 81 BRO,
mv1 IL 1913 Broad street.
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t5gS7 The Germans have produced very
excellent remedies tor various diseases. Among
which may be specified "Dr Hollands celebrated
Bitters," Tor sale by C NJ Jackson-and used with
remarkable success in Liver Complaints, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility, and general de-
rsngement of the stomach. The Sunday Dispatch
says OF this medicine:
ave feel convinced, that in the use of the Ger
man Btters the patient does not become debilitated
but constantly gains strength and vigor the frame
"a TACT worthy Of consideration. The Bitters
pleasant in taste and smell and be administer
ed under any circumstances, to the most delicate
stomach Indeed they can be used by all persons
with the most perfect safety. 1t would be well for
those who much affected in the nervous sys
and gradually increase. We speak from expert
press, lar and wide, have united in recommending
the German Bitters and to the afflicted we most
cordially advise their use" my l5-6t
Pro BOnO PublicO.-Profouud physio
loglca! research, accompanied by intimate
knowledge Of chemicals, has enabled William Be-
gle, PIT Washington street. 10 produce his far
famed Hyperion Fluid, the best preparation for the
hir extant but equal ere lit is his due for the pro-
duction ofthe Amole Of shaving soap. To young
men both are invaiuabe-the former Icing the
most approved invlgorator and beautityer, and the
Of the latter doing away with all those irIita-
ing results which proceed from the employing Of
alkaline soaps-espec!ally with beg nners. Try ii
and prove il
For sale II Richmond by
SEABROOK & REEVE.
nv l5-Gt l75 Broad street
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EERMULiNE-For Puddings, Pies, Blanc
L Mango, Cruel, Jellies, &c This article, now
first presented to the public, is composed of the
choicest, most nutritious, tarinaceous substances
ana is suited to the palate of the epcure, the feeble
digestion OF nvalids the delicate stomach IF the
infant Its digestibiity recommends it as a safe
summer food of unapproachable excel nce Full
directions accompanying each package. For sale
by ADIE GRAY,
nv I3-eod2W l47 Main street
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Eg- Crowds of Ladies throng cur
Rooms for the superior aud splendid style OF Da-
guerreotypes taken by the elegant patent process,
which is, no doubt the greatest improvement ever
discovered in this most beautiful branch OF science.
Our Pictures are acknowledged by the public and
press to be the most beautiful and life like portraits
taken in the country. Prices very low indeed for
a superior picture.
Rights for sale for any part of Virginia excepting
Norfolk and Richmond. MOULSON'S
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery,
my II No. 10 " ain street.
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THIS DAY
BY GEORGE ). SUMNER. =

T-n FINE cow AND CALF AT
S-VIlaAU AUCTION.-This Morning, at 10
M3 O'clock. in the rear of my auction
-~=<h house, ~ill be sold at auction. a very
fine Cow, with her Calf reared near the city, and
from a good stock. Any person in want Of good
Mich Cow, should attend the sale.
HOrses.-Also, several good Saddle, Harness
and Work Horses.
my l5 GEO J. SUMNER, Auct
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MAY 13TH.-NEw BOOKS. THIS
W DAY, for sale by NASH & WnflIlunIisE

II.
Eagle Square.
The Paris Sketch Book, by w M Tbaclern o
vols, in fancy cloth-price so cents each Con,ents
OF volume /: An Invasion of France, a Caution n
Travellers, the Fetes of July, the French School
of Painting the Painters Bargain, Cartouche. on
some French Fashionable Novels, a Gamblers
Death. Napoleon and bis system the Story of MARY
ANGEL, Beatrice Merger. Contents of volume 2 :
Carcatures and Lithography in Paris, Little Poin.
sinet, the Devils Wages, Madame Sand and the
New Apocalypse, the Case of Peytel, limitations of
Beranger, French Dramas and Melodramas, Nj d.
tatiuns at Versailles.
The papers Of which these volumes consist are
In number nineteen, and in character very misce
ianeous. In most OF them wit and humor are the
prevailing features, but all of them display keen
sense OF the ridiculous and hostility to hnmbug
penetrating insight into the wheels by which men
and the mixed world around the author are moved
aud thorough dislike to the foibles and vices he
hesitates not to lash and expose London Literary
Gazette.
Gaietes and GRANTEES, by Horace Smith, one of
the authors OF the Rejected Addresses, vol, l6uo
SO cents
Many of the pieces in this volume would do
credit TO Hood or Lamb Hartford Times
Ought to be acceptable to every lover of fine
writing"
Essays from the London Times, VOL l6mo-5O
cents
Thackeray's Yellow Plush Papers, vol, Ionic
50cents
Maiden and Married Life of Mary Powell after.
wards Mrs Milton, vol, 16mo-5C cents
HUGS Travels in Tarrary Tibet and China, 2
vols 16mo-Sl. NV "a
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The FIRE AT FRESCH's HOTEL n. Y.-The
fire at French's Hotel broke out on the roof of
the northeast wing. The female who was
burnt, was employed in the drying room, where
the fire originated. On Thursday evening, the
walls Of the rear wing FELL buryng fireman
beneath the ruins
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BY JOHN X. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
T ARGE DRUG EsTABLISHMENT AT

Ii AUCTION, consisting of the usual variety OF
Medicines, Paints, Dyestufs, Pertumery, Soap,
Glass Jars, &c, &c.
By virtue of deed of trust, executed to the sub
scriber by Hugh Z. Mcnamara, bearing date the
day Of 1852, and duly recorded In the
Clerks Office of the Hastings Court, OF the city OF
Richmond, for certain purposes therein mentioned,
viii be sold on Wednesday, the goth day OF May,
at 10 o'clock, at the Store OF the said Hugh G. Nc
Nanara, on Broad street. all the Medicines, Paints
Dyestut1s, PeIfumery, Soaps, Glass Jars, Show
Gases, Store Fixtures, &c, &c, pertaining to said
establishment.
Terms OF sale for all sums under $50, cash; over
that amount, a credit of months viii be given,
secured by negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed.
myl5 JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Trustee.
EOR RENT OR LkAsE.-The farm for
l. merry occupied by Robert p New, decd. 1t is
situated on the New Bridge Road, one and half
miles from the city of Richmond. 1t contains 81
acres Of good tillabe land, half of which has been
highly improved. 1t has a large aud comfortable
brick dwelling, a kitchen, smoke house, barn,
stable, and other convenient out houses 1t has an
excellent well Of water, and is situated in healthy
and agreeable neighborhood. The farm will be Of
fered upon the premises on TUESDAY, the 18th of
the present month, (May) ut half past O'Clock.
The lease will be extended hve years
my l5- dts JOHN X. ID. PAYNE.
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SimOns' Pictures of Children are
not only admired for their hfelike expression, but
also for their artistical finish and faithful resem
blauce to the PRIMAL 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, sre invited to call The at
teDtlon OF Daguerreotypists throughout the coun-
try is called to large stock Of material of every
description, which will be sold low for cash.
nv l3 NJ 2, SIMONS, ISL Main street
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NOTICE.-The subscriber hereby gives notice
~ that he will apply to the Treasurer of the
Commonwealth for renewal OF the following
certificates of State stock, the same having been
lost misaid No g. dated Nov, 1913, for $4,000;
No 80, dated 10th Dec, 1e48, for $500; No 462,
dated oath Jan'y, l849 for $500; aud No 68l dated
10th Dec, l84a, for 5000. H. J. MILLER,
NH lO-law:}m Trustee for L. T. Semple
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Transient FisitOrs.-lf you wish TO have your
hair cut and dressed in the most fashionable and
tasteful style and your whiskers changed TO- beau
tful black brown color, please call at the Ameri-
can HaiT-Dressing, Shaving Shampooing and Bath
ing Saloon under the American Hotel.
Blot Cold and Shower BATHS at all
hours. Price, single bath % cents, or five tickets
for 81. Under the American II 0tel, entrance on
nth street. my l3
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AHTIcIPArED DuEL.-Itis reported that two
PhiIadelphians, named Woodruff and Frazee
have gone 10 Jersey TO fight,