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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-17
SyEELE'S FASHIONABLE HAT
HOUSE

STEELE'S FASHIONAB HAT
HOUSE.
CHARLESTON, SoUrH CAROLINA
THE SUBSCRIBER establish
ment being one of the most extensive
and fashionable retail HAT HOUSES
in Charleston, the public may depend
on finding therea superior ortment of all the
latest styles of Hats for this fall, Fine French
Moeskin and Beaver Hats, with an extensive
variety Of fine black, and blue cloth Caps for gen
tlemens, youths, and children
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
Planters can be supplied with Hats and Caps
for plantation and house servants. Black, white,
pearl, and drab Waterproof Wool Hats with good
hair and coarse cloth Caps
w. STEELE,
Fashionable Halter, 23l King, opposite Hazel
street, Charleston, IL
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Il A. PRINGLE, No, 80, East Bay street
lV' Charleston, South Carolina.-lmporter Of
French CALF SKINS; Manufacturers Agent
and Dealer in BROG.q.NS, BOOTS aud SHOES,
Advances made on consignment of Brogans
Southern Manufacture. Parties wishing to con-
sign, will send samples of thermake, und on
ceipt OF their consignment, liberal cash advance
will be made Information promptly Impaired,
as to the style, but adapted to the trade.
Charleston, s. c., July l6, lS50.--d1y m
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To Southern Gentlemen or Literary In
StitutiOns Ht

A young man, a graduate Of ST. Mary's Col
IA ege, Baltimore, wishes to obtain as ituation
as Assistant in Academy, or Private Tutor.
He is qualified to teach the highest branches OF :
Greek, Latin, French Natural Philosophy, Che
mstry, Mathematics and English Literature
The highest testimonials to character and quar-
fcations can be produced Address, post palu,
C. Ky Pos, Office k.ltAnore Md
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,
PUBLISHED IN RICHMOND, yIRGiNI

Whole number of representatives 233.
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MEETING or THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE foA THE UNI
STATES. ff ~ tN4 IN
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Southern Female institute,

Attorney and agent for the patentee, 7th STR
opposite Odd Fellows Hall Washington, ID.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.


MONDAY, MARCH %
TOBACCO.-Thc market Is without any change since on
last report. We notice no Improvement 10 Inc genera
quality in the inspecons Sales of few hhds OF desira
Die manufacturing quality at IS gu TO IL
Sales of X bhds tobaccn by ~ NJ MARTIN & Co since
Friday. bbds nys at So rs and 80; hhIs common
and middlirc Ieaf 81 49, ut 60 a, and at so
ibid fair onaIity Col. r. A. Kidd 81, good; Smith
81 N md s Wray s. so; j. K. Seward $40 Is few
| hhds of very poor luss ut prices below 49,
mus y '''' N. NJ. MARTIN & CO.
| WuEAT-P Prime white 81; prime red IS cls
! FLOUR-On Basin bank 81 Is; Scu,syllc 81 BIZ ask
I'D 81 3l4 offered.
| rORN.-57S 60 cents.
| CORN MEAL-65 a 10 cents-duI
OATS-45 cents per bushel-dull
RYE-75 to 80 cents.
FIsH-Herrings, No. Cut 81 *, Gross S.
Roe ST Sc rs; Mackerel, No. g. S54i No. 2, ssa
No. l. $40. Shad-none in market.
LARD-New, l0A TO liz cts.
BACON-Prime new Baltimore Sides 10 cents =
Shoulders9
GLOVER SEED.-Gaod, s6 IS.
PLASTER.-Lump ST 90, on Basin Bank; S. from wharf
STEEL-Amcricanb stered 81 O5 to 10 por ton.
[RON-Pig Iron S24 3d. according quality; Swcet
s95 per English 50 Trodcgar Richmond mandatory
IS; Up Country Bar ss2a ST, according to quality
GUANO-Peruyian SACK from wharf.
COFFEE-Prmc crop Lagnayra 9S al0 cents; Rio
good TO prime, 9H TO l0H.
MoLASSES-Swsot Cuba LA 20 cts. New Orleans
Is 80 cts.
LIME-None arriving. Sales from store 81 so.
SALT-From store 81 SO; sales from wharf 81 10.
HAY-Northorn, in bales-from wharf 81, from store
81 IS.
SUGAR-New Orleans AZ 81 cents Porto Rico =
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the ,ctrG ey and produced cures numerous
md 100 .kable TO be forgotten
While il is au; the public pretend that any o.
,v,l nal,v cute-s! there abundant oo mat e LHEf
does uny general I'M Out ""os'
cure III. rna!ajirs for which il IL enp'oyeu.
A. time M WIDER and :tc Sn,"t l:'
Leto best aLce OF nc aHeleu rom INC oe
an of,he American peasant hs palaces OF fuIope1h
IN every Sa - aHc ihueeu
CHERRY PEeToRAL IL Known az the
49, for disease. the Throat and Lungs and many
nnntres coming be extensively used by their mos
n.ieent PHYSICIANS Great Britain. France AMI Germany
er the medical have reached their highest perfection
introduced and in consan, in The Armies
Jnsn.s Aims Public Institutions and in domestic prac
. 4, The remedy .her attending Physicians can employ p
the more dangerous affections Of the lungs Also IN mder
ami fox children il is sae pleasant and eeua 10 cure IN
son. aeng testimonials receive have oeeh
have found il eicacous in cases particular!
tai childhood c,,x, an,
The CHERRY Pee ron is by practical
every ounce his eye, with inVariape
care II sealed and protected BY law from counsi' ~
quently relied without
We haze enieavored here furnish the
cine such intrinsic peoy and worth ae ond
To their conhdcnce-a remedy once sae SPEEDY I
which this has by repeated and cUuhes5 tIa ptsu W o
and trust by great care in preparing il WIN eneca
Uniform strength TO afford Physcansn new agent on nI
rsv or The he, results afflicted with arsmecy tha VIII
Pr,n.rrI and sod by c. AfER. Pracuca ana Ahaytie!
cbsmi, Lowell Massachusetts, and sold wholesale ana reLa
| Richmond by PURCELL, LADD e. CO., and PEGIoN JohG'
SION and by the Druggists al rsIsi hroughou''he
March l2-eW3m
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VERY LATE FROM TEXAS.


New ORLEASs, MARCH l6-The steamship Louisiana ar
rived to-day with advces from Galveston, Texas TO the 18th
Inst.
Much excitement existed nj Brownsville growing out Of
assault upon the editor Of the Flag by Col Wheat, for
remarks made by the former In his paper uniavorabe
10 the latter.
The capture of Carvaal By General Harvey is confirmed
letters from the Rio Grande and the war for ,ns present
is at on end
Indian depreda,ons in Texas reported to be Of the
alarming character and the Texas papers urge that
less Government speedily nerferes to check hcm rreara
te dImage 10 life ard property must ensue.
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NAs7so iSl Po vi couaty, BY the ROW Cor
1;.at ryr.. Nc ) ,MuEL Z SrRArrON Miss SARAH J.
JORDAN. al! oi sail county
DIED.
Dap his residence King William County Friday the 18th
instant Mr. WILLIAM ALFRED Elicit In the 42d year Of his
ae leaving wife ard children 20 their reparabe loss
Bc! are the dead WHO die in the Lord, from cnceorth saith
spr The. from hei. abors and their works do fellow
r,ra."
ptyp Consnion the 9th OF February athe Forge HE
,enc. in ks and Queen WILLIAM MANN. in the 18th
Pew performed their duties 10 all The re-
t,n- lie GulIy kindly than the subject o. this no
GazeaG neishbor no one acted more IN
..coraace With he Christian rule Of doing unto others as we
zd have mem do unto us For between twenty and thirty
death he faithful and active member OF tho
Baptist Church Ieuevocmce and generosity the prominent
10 The character this truly good and all who knew him
rrs..: The death of who exhibited his life and actions
and hll b.
NJ Wig viii please copy.
po in tcocand county. Friday The l2h inst JULIA DA
VS. Thos the 18th her She WAS
kind mistress and pous Christian May he
hrr.it dauahters initiate her many virtnes II D.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS. ilOARSEAESS: bRON
CIIlTIs, GROUP. ASTHMA, MHOoPiNG CoUGli'

IND CfJNSUNT IION'
STANY years o(trial, insteado iInpalllnS the
w public confidence IN this mcuieine, ha-
Won for i: an appreciation and notorirty by far
..eeedins the most saneuine expectations OF
lis friends. Nothing but its intrinsic virtues
and the ua,nrtakab!c benefit conferred on
thousands OF sufferers, could originate and
maintain the reputation il enjoys While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community,
have failed aud been discarded this has gain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH % Is!

ARRIVED,
Schr Atlas, Robinson, Porto Rico.
Schr Cambria, Lowe, Baltimore.
Steamer Bevidere, Clifford, Baltimore
Steamer Roanoke Parrish, New York.
Steamer Virginia, Toel. Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Schr NJ. Nj. Kotts. Tennson New York.
Schr s. r. Jackson, King, Philadelphia
Schr Elmira, Smith, Port Wal,hall.
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TaLI,r-I1tS,

u.
YQyIIIS cccbra ed Horse will again stand the
4 ing season nj Stable Fairfield Course, tho LS[I>
season commencing Of March, and ending the LIST ~
of August lie will Mares $685. discharged by--
the within the $40 10 insure mare VII
osi pur,ns with forfeit insurance orc dollar 10 the
groom Mares will shhgs day and the greatest care
taken responsibility will be incurred for accidents
escapes
PERFORMANCES
The splendid Tally well known through
out the country need recital Out OF fourteen races
h, won nine last Jockey Club, mne IN nae tfs
Ills great the Union Course 1872 IN Which ne
roye victorious pronounced by the New York spirit OF inc
Times and the Turf Register he the beat race ever
run in America His Free Trad: ahd Bosoa
two OF the Fonr heats all were run
and the time by hall second than was
ever made by Fashion the Cour!e Free
won in 7.3 " Tayo the sccnnd IN 745t; Bos'oh'
I'M. third in ~ and Tally IIo the fourthin sluH.
SIZE AND APPEARANCE.
Tally Io is Ak high and Of light chesnu Color h
form aud exhibits strength anil capacity both or en-
DURANGO and speed In the language Of the spirit the iies ms
popeing prodsious and he has that ~ his
which induces believe that lie can run all
day" ,,,,,r-,
Tayo Boston Tom Tough mare hef u" W
Sir irry by Spread Eagle d. by Ming icrod ses d. ny
Insayrs Runger Aabian by Inc hs ih'ren
Oscar rgggg imported horse Vampire out 9" Col Cal
Kitty confidently believed that no morse IN be
.n,nr. :, lu,s of purer ne Jisrec. JAMES ThLLEf.
O.-rurT
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! .rrST NEWS By THE TELEGRAPH.


HaRsisprRa Pa. March 22.-The Senate Today PuS's'
the frs section of the Maine liquor law.
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PIANO FoRTEs, GUITARs, &c.

PIANO FOfFES, GUITARS, &c.
ID II. TAYLOR is constantly receiving supplies
Il superior PIANO FORTES from the extensive
manu- facnrieso OF Nunns & CLARK, and A. H. Gale 81
New York The Pianos OF the above celebrated makers
ieso the best makers They have been sold with entire 'asac
opurchascrs fifteen at his Piano Forte
Music Warehouses; and though large number constant
" being manufactured there partcu selection maize
them furheir remarkably rich elegant workmanship and
strength peculiar all the Instruments OF the
firms above mentioned
Purchasers will derive advantage from going North, as
preparedIo sell accommodating ha had
My comprises instruments u, ia ami Ocaveste
confidently offered superior for sale in Richmond
Va order short notice and on favorable
terms.
Martins uGriyac Guitars with large assortment imported
Instruments plain and inai. and price from sh TO $50
hand together Musical instruments and merclan
die variety aud for sale only Music Store in the
l6O Main street, opposite the Banks Jan 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23
NEW SPRING GOODS.

v; HEW SPK snNSs G09Ds Co
by the steamers Roanoke C} OF Mer4ix ME-.
" sn nn? New ana %
goods importation and stye consisting in part Of the
nr"cals and fancy coore' Dtess Silks, all prices
Fouard, plaid, chene and slasse, do
Rich figured black and plain C 70 de Rhn. and armurc
Black and euored MArco'ine and assorted fiorenSus
Lama Cloths Tissues, plain printed BaroSe dc Lanes
CnOa Gauzs Ie;n Persian De LANES and Ropes so.
E%Sss n SsnsaSE book sG an" @ do
Rich embroidered Curtains and d,a lr Mu'i"S
sws. ad cInhr' f.une, . n W' nn s.ars
Extra width nett for Mantlar. black aud !d, white
Thread lacss, edgins-. imrerting- and braidns
Unbne, ctrl-s inserting. aud blond do
eimp. braiis, buttons. collars, enils and capt'
French, va'encennss, !nechin and other aceS
Swiss and cambria e'sings ani nsettings ,,.,,,
sds and .h s"1 All I'D ' nos"
Shell, lnNao and brazilian tuck aud side Combs
Toilet, ivory, crooked aud boomer co
bonnet neck, cap velvet ard assorted Ribands
Grape. rerauni and nett shaws and AaG Villa
Grass Cloth Skirts made and in The piece
u%sas and aud s SSn Fling,
Printed Lawns, MuslIns and ,rgan!iesn var ETY.
Ps5 srsd and plain Ginsha IN; ,l Llns9 c do
Napkins do, lies huckaIack, Scotch and bird Diaper
black 's an fancy coorei cloths aud doe rsns
vaIenla silk Cashmere and Mnrseiss vts,ing
Ssckng drilling farmers linen and burlaps
1" iri!"e, eo!oaass, dsni%s az. YORK Mixtures
Apron and furniture checks and bed ticking
Plaid doneslics canton ilnnels and bltng
Broy, and beacicd domestic shc"lingH and shirting
All widths and prices ozanug' Canton Mating ST. &C.
which wa uer wholesale and retail reasonable terms for
c,.h IRON short linn. VALENTINE, CRESSiIhW & CO,
Marchl9 M 90 Of Broad and 9th streets
SPRING GOODS.
M receiving daily Spring ot and III few days Sha
w have Il general variety suited III the season.
An Wine will cell at reduced prices All persons
waning goods would call ind examine eced stock
We annex list few Of the good. aeary received
Rich Watercd Silks $40 a dress
do Robe do $50 do
do Figured do sc TO SO per yard
do Party Dresses. $50 TO $50 per dress
French Worked Collars and Cuffs
Linen and Silk Handkerchief
French Worked do
Fine family Linens and Bcaellcd MuSns
Ves,inca and Cassimcres
New style Linen Collars
Gloves Of all kinds 49,
Staple Goods such IA Brown anu Beachnu
lea M Duuescs. Cationadas, Pant Piadd, DC.
We iovie merchants AMI all 10 come and examine
VOID FERGUSON & DARKSDALE, No. l23, Main Street
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SFKINE,
RICIIN . SON g. co.,
n, No fern md Wholesale Dealers in Dry GOods

"
gj MAIN STREET RICHMOND. VA. .
VETE preparrlo otter the mere as Of virginia anu Norm
w large ani general assortment nt
BRITISH, FRENCH d GERMAN DRY GOODS,
Which have been carefully sc'cctedare we'll adapted 10 ie
so.s and which styles and patterns imported
our stock will embrace the usual variety OF a NJ Il K
II II RIGS including the different kinds n domestic Cot
IONS so that our assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY articles will
cumpare flvorably with any house IN our city.
They offered sale low prices and on accommodating
terms BUYERS are cordially invited examine our stock
ALSO Capctings Rugs Floor Cloths Mats great variety
- RICHARDSON & CO.,
Fob 95-dIm. 95 Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-23

GARDEN SEED,
ROM growers Of well established reputation and warranted Dc
ASPARAGUS-White Clan,
ARTICHOKE-Largc Globe
BEANS-Lsge and small! Lima Red Cranberry Scarlet Runners
SNAP BEANS-Early Yellow Six Weeks lry Moawk Early
China Early Valentine Early Half Noon, Refugee 0
BEETsEarly Blood Turnip Rooted Early Tunp Rooted
Long Blood white Silssi French Sugar, Mange wurrsl
cssRtGE-E,v and Large York Cabbage Early suraoaf
Early Daesea Early Ok Heart, Early Fanack Early fonpreil
Flat Dutch Druhc Large DOrgen Groen Cured Savoy Drum
CAULIfL OWER-Early and Late
CELERY White and Red Solid ,.,
CARROT-LonG Orange Early Hon. AinGehah' "ho f'elu
CUCUHBER-Early Frame CLUSTER Long Green Long Gtstr
souhsso white s Spine Gh Tnas.,oro 10 Yolcw
ESDIVE--Green Curled
EG; PLANT-Purpo
KALE-Curled Siberia, Rape or COLO
LErfUcEGeoya i' White Head Druuhoad White cosH
Brown Dutch Cured India or Cape
MELoN-Green Ctron, Pine Apple, Nutmeg
WATER TER M MIil,s KIND
MUSTARD-Black and White
ONION-Sserskin, Wh!s Portugal, Yellow aud Rea
PEAs-E1.ra Early Early May do Washington do Frame 90
Charlton Dwarf Blue Pussisn Dwarf Maowf Bishops Dwar
PARsNIps- Long Smooth French Guernsey
pEPPER-L.rgo Bell Bull Nose Tomato Shaped Cayenne
PIIMPKIN-I.aree Yellow Field
RapbisH@Lons scarlo, Short Top Scarlet Turnip White DO
Yellow do Long Salmon Black sp n,nI
SALSIFY-Or Vegetable Oyster Plant
SPINACH-Round Leaved
SQCASH-Early Bush, Bell
ToMATo-Large Rcd, DO Yellow, Egg ,,. ,v,;,o Norot
TURNIP-Eay Flat Dutch do Red Top, Largo Whl'e Noioi
White Gobe, Ruta Baga, Dales Hybrid ,,d.r su.o
HERBS~inns Csrovay, Thyme Coriander Lav'adsr swss
Basil Rosemary, Sage, Summer savofy' sweet SsV'''
ja,gm, s n WIN PALMER.
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SPRING STOCK,
~ I,nIrAL.t,n ANII CITY NJ enc

TO COUNTRY AND CITY DEALERS
Boots, shoes, Trunks and Leather.
~ REAT INDUCEMENTS To CASH pURCIIASERS-6.
Ne We invite the Of Dealers especially those who w.
purchase cah ourargs aud areu selected stock -
the above line embracing style lHles
servants Shoes adapted the Virginia trade The stock a-
selected by m who has hat experience
Virginia market and those who may favor with CALL
that will cell low cash they purchased
any Northern city Call and 70 Man
three doors below Dooleys Hat Store.
March IL WHITE & PAGE.
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SPRING GOODS.
1EAD2NE ORTIZ. TUNNEL & Coz.

Nc. IS MIN STREET,
EKTHOLESAI.Edeale1s in Foreign and Anherichn Dry
wv Goods receiving their Spring and Summer Dry
Go which they offer trade their usual Country
and city merchants respectfully solicited 10 call and examine
their stock.
They will continue further supplies every week during
n, s.,unn March l--6w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN NJ. LATHAM,
i TTORSE Y AZ LAW.


ATTORNEY A Il La w.
WASHINGTON CITY, n. c.
SnRALrCES u;hc several Courts o! the COLUMBIA
Any Irr.nciit HI. profession, may b. r.t.
ed ills will with prompt attention lie refers
Mess. SGLDe4. NIrHEKs il To
Gen. lSt. ii fcCALLA, Washington y. e..
lanes !. Miller Esq,
July 7--cu
2 " r.: * jO;.tAts:, X "a \ Itt.
IA The last
woman nt'"l VIRGINIA. S j. ".un' iwcu. y.ar'
i a'"c 'c!o me me- nam iuk bread color
large mouth with Considerable s;.cc h. urper I
and isnc good looking and is.nt N..n will paw the
ah"'c reward ." twenty i"liars for her apr.
I" NELL Caught out Of the county King William % fifteen dol.
Ts u tAken Ia aai cnuiy ah 'rlTei ell Ia tue
WM TURNER. Guardian Virginia Cro,r,,
Ep,, -r1,,
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MERCHANDISE.

CAlNA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.
HhoiiANiS and tile public generally invited
ana Glass Il! China Hail. No rs Main street. where they ~
prices
March eo-lm HUGH A. WATT.
sH.iING GOODS.
CHINA. EifiIiENHARE, GLASS. &c
VIE subs:rIm-
C. from Europe. Their spring goods. FIcnchEE
and English China Eaiemware anl Fancy ArIicles-and
from lie american nHrnacn extensive stock " 80
cY cut pressed, al paa Glassware Looking sscs Casins
h &C. &c which they olrr The aud the public
sS WIZ. + ByrI.!:R & CO,
March6 Ir,ro,.rrs, ~ Main street.
SPRING SUPFLIES, 1852.
I AM now receiving spring supply of BOOKS 5CpSR-
AND STATIONERY, which will embrace my E{S1sFYA
usual large i!n general selected the
country trade including unusual stock OF E0EU
Cap and Letter Writing Papers, in great varieties.
Country merchants Invited 10 examine suck which will
DO offered al unusually law price,
S-6- Sole agency Tor WORCESTER'S PIANOS.
March6 Late Drinkcr & Morris. ~ Main street.
FRESh SUPPLY OF HATS AND GAPS.
FEE subscriber respectfully inumS his old customers
j. anu the public that he has ready inspection, ~
extensive stock OF goods his line his AMI NohernG
OF fur Blk, wool and Hats AMI Panama Mara
cniho Curacao India PLAT Swis Icehnr back pearl and white
colors all the GhGcs Hungarian and Magyar Hats with and
without feathers; nys cdrens Hats and Caps 0l all
qualities und patterns ladies riding Hats all the leg Of
Braid, Ahon 1lGi variety young and old Eencmens
fancy SHAW Hats for summer all Of the grades OF Palm
leaf Hats, by the dozen.
Merchants The trade generally invited examine tho
whether they intend purchasing Richmond The subscIi
Der has doubt that the of the
ment with the prices and terms, vii! lac found inducements
strong enough Keep purchasers from going further North
JOHN DOOLEi,
40 Richmond
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NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE.

IA CARD.iavns learned tina, many Of my friend, have
VS. EXPRESSED wish that should propose sell candidate
: o OF Measurer Grain ard other articles for tie port
Richmond take hi. occution 10 that meyer desienea 10
se candidate that other Office, before the
J The bands Of the delegates Of the peops would &c
a any Off that they their wisdom, might deeu
"Acompctsnt 10 faithful discharge OF. - sn.,.,.
March Z--3t' BAL GRANES.
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CiRD.-Tae Of tho City are respectfully INFORM
- ed tha, an lgain candidate for rcsleG!on; ,
March 1875. J. III. STROBlA City Guagef.
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AUG, ANDFRS s. co..
Wholesale Dealers ira Straw and Silk Goods,
No. H. PEARL STREET.
aud the largest ami bes sescu
stock Stock and silk Goods before offered ~
gra and variety many which entirely designs elegant
ptsr and very itch goods large supply Of Silk Bonne an en-
.siye beautiful OF Ribbons, of the latest imorta
i,Gs comprising all of the styles MARKET making az cam
Met and desirable stock DO found in Northern CITY;
French and Flowers Bonnet Silks 1usion Blond Lace
Grapes, Fu;ed Innings; Ruees, Tabs straw Trimmings anu IN
sIo apperaning the Millinery Trade; Also pdn
ma Pedal Rutland Florence Coburs Pearl and L. Hats Manu-
featuring goods in the department. they feel conn
drn they sell .hcy be purchased elsewhere
DIV,
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T-1sv TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF
H HENRlCo AT the suggestion OF numerous friends de-
4fG.ei Candidate for the cerksp Of the Circuit Court o
He.Tto coua,y
S.ch l1--r,L X. H. LOkIoN