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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-03-31

After several disappointments in conse-
Quence of the inclemeney of the winter,
French Broad Union, No. Is, D. I. met ac-
cording to appointment, at the Mouth OF
Ivy on this day, with a full attendance of
its members, who all appear revived with the
spring, to renewed vigor and zeal to aid IN
the benevolent cause. The meeting opened
in the usual form, and proceeded to business.
Officers for the next quarter nominated and
tobe installed at our next meeting: M. A
Smith, P. s.; NJ. L. Landlord, A. s; n,
Justice, T.; j. L. Smith, r. S.; E. Gudger,
+. s.; p. G. Smith, c.; NJ. r. Smith, G.; NJ.
A. Baird, D. G.. p. S.; Jane l.. Smith, T.
S. Mouth of Ivy, March 9th, 1859.
NORTH CARoLIHA GoLD.--Dr. Leven
thrope, Of Rutherford, N. c., recently founC
at his mines near hat place, a specimen 0
gold weighing t%wenty-seyen pennyweights
and with the exception Of a few small piece
-ef quartz mingled in it, it is said to be re
markably clean and pure.
The Father Of President Fillmore is
Methodist Preacher, and Presiding Elder il
a Conference District in New York, ora,
with years and reverently pious-loved ant
esteemed by all who know him.
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B. D. RICE.
WARRENToN, n. c., March %, 1852.

WARRENToN, n. c., March %, 1852.
Mr.. ED1ToR:-I take this opportunity of
communicating to your readers, the present
1ourishing condition of Cold Stream Divi-
sion. Although the downfall of this Diyi-
sion has often been predicted by many who
are e%nvious of its success, yet its glorious
banner still u%nfurled, floats proudly in the
breeze, under whose brilliant colors lies
buried the vanquished king Alcohol. The
Temperance army in Warren County, con
tinues to grow stronger and stronger; and !
sons Of Warren will be Sons indeed. Our
Division is indeed, at prese Mt, in a flourish
ing condition. Some time since, W. sent
out a detachment to form a new DIVISION
1t has been formed; and the brethren tell
us that it is prospecting finely, and that they
are looking forward to the coming spring
and summer, with the brightest anticipa-
tons. The joyful results of Temperance
have been happily experienced by all classes
of people in this neighborhood. In many a
chamber, whose peaceful fresides have been
profaned by IN intoxicated husband, is now
erected the altar of temperance. Many
useful citizens, who were standing on the
brink Of ruin, and who were almost ready
to bid adieu to mortality, have been snatch
ed from the slippery precipice, and placed on
the firm rock of temperance, whose founda-
ton can never be shaken by the foul demon
intemperance.
-N0~r~i-L Ov, H0EiUs o4o Fia0fftJ.
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ELIZABETH Cry, March IL


Mr.. EDITOR II have not seen, to my recol-
lection, anything at all about the Ark of Safe
ty' in your paper. Our Ark at this place,
has been launched forth upon the waters of the
vast deep, and we have a good helmsman to
steer her safe through all breakers which shall
beset her way. We feel thankful that she has
been able to buffet the waves of Intemperance,
which has beat and lashed her so furiously.-
The Ark of Safely is an order amongst the
Cadets Of Temperance, which none can reach
without being worthy. 1t is an order which is
calculated to bring down Intemperance, and to
show most plainly, by example, the happifying
and invigorating results which flow in the bright
train Of Temperance and by precept, the
wrong involved in the gift Of Intemperance,
which the present seems but too willing to
b~equeath to future generations.
C.. w. K
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SPRING p 1852.

AM now receiving large supply of MED
| ICINES, PAINTS, OILS, CHEMICALS
AND GLASSWARE from the Manufacturer
and Importers, and am prepared TO furnish any
articles in my line of the best quality, at such
prices and upon such Terms as must give salts
faction.
NY old customers and those who nave never
dealt with me, are invited to send me their or.
ders. P. F. PESCUD.
March Is, 1852. IS
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Net1a ut tie Dau.

William AND MARY CoLLEGE.-The stu
dents Of William and Mary college (Va.)
have selected Senator Badger, to deliver
an Grafton before them on the 4th of july.
and Mr.. Nelson Of Baltimore has been selec-
ted to address the Alumni, at their annual
meeting On the day following.
NEvIPosr OFFICES IN N. eek Shoal,
Alexander county, E. Alexander, P. NJ; So
tS6dddYT}f Greek, CGabarrns County, J. E. Pres
ley, PM; White Hill, Union County, Isham
MiltonjP. NJ; Spring Garden, New Hanover,
L. q. Revane, p. M. MorrisviIIe, Wake Coun-
ty, Jetemiah Morris, 2. NJ.
The venerable Bishop Hedding Of the Meth
odist Church, his physicians say, cannot last
much longer. He has for some time been
laid aside from episcopal labor by the phys
zeal infrmities and debility consequent upon
bis advanced age.
G The Industrial Congress ofNew York
has refused to endorse the Maine Law.
1t is said an invention has been perfected
in Boston for transporting the mails with al
most Geographic velocity. By this appara-
tus, they say, mails Of any weight may be
transported between places-New York to
Baltimore say-in fifteen minutes. This
done, the telegraph will be superceded-but
suppose, will be to accelerate the wheels of
time. The old machine is getting too slug
gish for us!
THE I IRoN--The laying down Of the T
iron on the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
Road, was completed on Wednesday last.
1t is now the best Road in the United States
so say travellers, who know all about the
matter.-WI Com.
~ The bill making Bounty Land War
rants assignable finally passed both Houses
Of Congress on Wednesday last, by the adop-
ton of the report of a committee of confe.
renee on the disagreeing votes of the two
branches in relation to amendments which
had been inserted in the bill by the House
There IS no reason to doubt that the bill vii
at once receive the signature o the Presiden'
and thus become a law. 1t will benefit ma
ny oft5e recipients ofthis bounty of the Gov
eminent, who, possessing warrants for land
are themselves Enabled to locate them.
A GENTLEMAN POSTED BY A LADY,
: spirited lady one Mrs. Charlotte Baldwin, ha
posted Prof. Elliot, principal of the femaI
academy at Nashville, Tenn, for calling he
husband, who hal been employed at tn
Academy, an ordiiary 'humbug.' She say
III now call upon him to come forwar
and prove him to be such, if he can, or vi
cowhide him as asanderer every time Imet
him in the streets IF Nashville
i HARRISBURG, March 22.-The Senate
Pennsylvania today adopted the 1st Sc,
ton Of the Maine Liquor Law, by a vote
e Is ayes to.14 nays. The bills contain
provision submitting it to the vote Of Il
people.
a HEAVY DAYS WoRK-One million and
quarter ofgold, from California, was melted
0, ThursdaSTs. between the hours of 7 and
'e O'Clock il the melting department Of Il
Mint, in Philadelphia. This is largest
I'd mount efer melted in one day since the {
tablisemsht of the Mint.
\ CHARLESTON, March 19-Col VS.. XII
for many years proprietor Of the Charlest
Courier, ded at 2 o'clock, "a minutes, Il
afternoon, after an illness Of 16 days.
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paper? l have been acquainted with a great
many temperance men, and never knew a
thorough working man to complain that he could
not get time to read a Temperance paper. Be
sides | have every now and then heard cheer
ing intelligence to communicate. Should not
every Temperance man wish TO obtain the good
news as early as possible2 So says the cele-
brated DIR. Jewett, and such are the sentiments
of Yours in L. p. & f.
A r H0RT0N
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.

! perance, will have a Public Celebration, at
Falkland, Pitt County, on Saturday, the 18th
day of April, 1852; on which occasion the La
dies intend presenting the Division with a Ban
ner, and several Addresses will be made. All
members of the Order are fraternally invited TO
unite with US on the occasion.
j. w. MOVE, R. s.
Falkland, March 81, 1852.
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.

FREE HILL DIVISION win celebrate
Monday the 18th of April next, Git being Esther
Monday.) Rev. Jno. ID. Scheek, and Rev. Mr..
.Ritchison, will deliver addresses on the occa-
sion. Brethren Of other Divisions are frater-
nally invited to attend.
P. RIDENHOUR, P. w. p.
Stanly Co., n. c., March IL, 1852.
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sonfthing to arrest this destructive drain
upde our talent and enterprise, and learn
the ions of the good cid North State to have
sonps love for the land we live in. God bless
thegood old State
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w Il Y d ID 9

4 Good MILK COW, for which a
reasonable price will be paid. Apply
at this Office.
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ARRIVALS 1T THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
srNnay Ann anaNnAY~xMxsssssI

SUNDAY All s4A&1zAeA11tAzssss -
EXCHANGE HOfEL.--G Benagh, Ala;
w r S,anbsrk, IT w ssteeie and lady, va; : :
w Powell ana lady, NC. ar Weld. Boston;
Withers. and Miss Y Withers. CosiDgton,
XIV; w N Berkeley. r c Berkeley, and MTs
sC Berkeley, Lynchburg; Bradford and
lady. Mr. Bradford, jr, 2 ladies and servant; w
Baker. u s Coast Survey; X w Smith aud w
w Alien, Mobile; n s Smith and lady, Miss
smith, Miss Z Smith. Miss Grimes, and s
Smith. Columbus. Geo; X Redd and lady.
and Miss Redd, ID A McGhee and l. McGhee,
Ala; Beatiie, jr. Montgomery, Ala; r B Ar
instead, Mobile; r Barksdaie and lady, Va;
J w Chappeli aud lady, King William; w II
Refer. Charlottesville; z Fontaine, v c r r;
p A Woods, Charlottesville; C kropf and
lady. and Mrs PouIson, Phila; A A Ten E,rk,
and Walsh, Y.
CITY HOTEL w Hare, Petersburg;
H Wilson, Culpeper; G II CaT'ey, Washing
ton;l II Walk, Chesterfield; C Fl stern,
Richmond; J b Cason, Hanover d
Whnlock, Essex; L Whaling, petersburg;
F r West, Louisa; c r Mason, n houde;
w Cawley, Culpeper; DR. mason, n
r Nailonv. w Y Williamson, ID Williamson,
TDW / lam on, Junction: Miss w Dagarnai1i,
Al Glenn. G Curtis, Va; Lochhead, Pr
Georoe. Jacob. on, N Orleans; / LodgewOod,
BROOKLYN + B she,man, New henI; w :
Can't Peril, Hanover; E. Wilkinson, Prince
George. C Akin, Heprico; M Millorf,
Coun b Miss.
AMERICAN dOTEL.-M Selden, U A; M
Hoge. Halifax; K Hurley, Pril ce Edward; Miss c
Armstrong and 6 Armstrong, Chest rfeld;
Dudley Benton J N COBB and lady. II w Liga att,
and w w Richards New York; r A Flipper, Holly
Springs Miss; R p May and Hiss S A Jones, Mics;
w w Watkins, Ala; johnson, Richmond; }
Simpson. Mia ara J i.enning, A Carter, II Carter,
and Misses Carter. Montrealr w H Young, and T
C Young, Ala; s Fisher Goochland; w Glenr
Nashville, Tenn; w Mech, Baltimore; D S Walton
& Co; Z Allen. Miss; A Alexander and lady,
Lynchburg; Miss Caperton, Va; T H Hobbs and D
M Russo. and lady, Ala; Messrs Hunts, N II: Miss
Root and Root, Y; D A Claiborne, Halifax; J
NJ Myers, Norfolk
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-E freeman and w c
Jamison, Culpeper; Bagby, Lynchours; w E
Fin h and w Davis, Va; w Flippin, Appomat
< K Taliaierro, Petersburg; FL Noble, Amelia;
F Woodbridge, Richmond; DR. Wake, Ches
terrified: Bryant Overton. N c; J ] Wingfeld, Hano
ver c JWngfe,d, Albemarle; NJ Watsins, Gooch
an |; J ColieY, Amelia; Martin Roberts, Nelson;
D 5soney. Madison; X w Pierce. PoShatan.
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHMON
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Brig Sophia Small, Frankfort, hay and lumber to
Wardwell 81 Badger.
Sch C A F Cole, Myers, Havre de Grace, coal
to E Fl Carrie.
Schr Ocean, Mitchell. Bait Guano to II w Fry
Steamer Belvidsre, Clifford, Baliimo. e, mdse to
Ludsm & Watson
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York, do.
SAILED,
Schr Martha Teal, Philadelphia. coal.
Schr C Brown, Mckee, James River.
Schr British Queen. Pye, Halifax.
Schr JRo Essen, Curry, do.
schfs Providence, Parker, Richmond. and Aug
Hnley. Creighton, Peterson g, cid at Bsltinlo c,
25h
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The following certificate speaks for itself:

,AhD.-An elderly Gentleman, who has 49,
. 20 the habit OF making up wages and Eee mn
s,uuu., and occasionally keeping store for shnvs
ssryi.ess s ", Past w.hes SITUATION where liz
ton viii be accep.eS - '' ave feinunera
a.. communications a addressed to JOHN CANNON
no s.sed nssr Duva street. or at the ofice az III,
psps1' VIM DC promptly attended to. jy23-3r
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Those over fifty years of age will be charged IS
PSF cent. extra. One dollar and fifty cents admn
sion fee will be charged, in addition to the above,
the 6rst year, and must be paid the time of ap.
Pdcation, and the FIRST years depooit within thirty
days.
REFERENcEs-Dogget g. Anderson, Upholster.
ers. corner 18th and Governor sts., Richmond Va;
Geo West Il Bro, Booksellers, Exchange Place
Smith & Marvin, Merchants, Main ST.; Bowen &
Bruce, Washington Hotel; Mcdonald g. Lyons
Regalia Manufacturers, Exchange Place; Habls
ton e. Bro, Furniture dealers, 18th st., do. Thomas
Hornbrook, merchant, Wheeling; A Laing, hard.
ware do, do George Hardman, builder, do J j.
Wharton. Editor of Times and Gazette, do And
Mehatfy, Esq, Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Geo
w Balm, Savings Bank, Portsmouth, J NJ Blanchard
Superintendent ON Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor OF
Ohio; Hon Joseph A Wright, Gov'r of Indiana
Hon Augustus c French, Goy'r of Illinois; Hon
Austin King, Gov'r Of Missouri Hon Richard
Brodhead. Senator from Penn; Hon James NJ Por.
ter, Easton, do.
All communications should be addressed (pos,
paid) to A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
INV
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IL STORE, No ~, corner OF 18th and Main streets
The subscriber has just received few hal barrels
Of Brs2ss Flour (new) for family use; also, coun,
Try Buner fresh from the dairy. Consistently On hand
togeth = with general and well selected assort
nsat OF Groceries, Liquors, &c, DC Superior
Chewing and smoking Tobacco of my own pHE.
ling up imported Cigars, Re, &c.
il 5-dlm CHARLES p. WORD.
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SLAVE TRADE SUPPREssED.-Rev.J J. l..
Wilson, American Missionary at the Gaboon
River, now in this country for his ealth, states
that the slave trade is suppressed on the whole
African coast. MIR. Wilson is well known as
a reliable authority, and the statement comes
NELL FL II nj inn ted.
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MECHANICS UNION AssOCIA

MECHANICS UNION SsOCIA.
IM TION.-Ofice In Exchange building, mex,
INFLATED CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPITAL
S50000.-M B DEAN, President Finance Com.
mittee: VIM Patton, G. c. Wood H. B. Judkins,
A. Wilbur, Actusry.
This Association has declared dividend of thirty.
five and half per cent for the year ending April
LIST, 1852 No liability to assessment.
This Is Association of Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each other in
case of sickness or accident.
By the payment of the following annual deposits,
you will become a life member, and will be entitled
to weekly benefit (frst week excepted during
life, if you should be disabled by sickness &C.
cdent from attending to your ordinary business or
occupatlo,.. remales viii draw Il, case of sickness
common to both sexes.
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER SO
YEARS OF AGE.
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SUMNER ARKANGEMENT
VI the Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk,
aud New York Steamship (tompany

EoEA The new double eneiue Steam
R ships CITY OF RICHMOND and
CITY OF NORFOLK win hereat.
.-sN.v1 ter leave Richmond every Friday
mn; mo NV iork every Thursdsy. giving ample time
m each porto receive and discharge cargo. in sood
wsa,ner only and with the greatest possible cane
We have put our rates Of freight as low as we ear
possibly ssio.a with the hope Of receiving liberal
ers have also splendid ssste.sna,, our steam
for passengers. and the travelling puSlc Will sas
this very pleasant as Well the cheapest ron,s :,
New York N'e "
t.ssagr aut. isrr, hrsa cIsss state-rooms. sc ~
Do do second cabin. .6 no
ALFRED s. LEE, Richmond, ~
MAILER g. LORD, New York. agents.
Nan Iq--ta
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( CHOLERA nIXTUhE, Tor the po.itly.
~ and speedy cure of Diarrhosa. Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, and all
other diseases of the stomach aud bo wells. Over
500 walls OF this remedy have been sold in this civ
snd country adjacent, and we have yet to hear Of
its failing in single case. tits perfectly innocent
and at the same time certain in its effects Sold ony
by BENNETT g. BEERS, DRUGGISTS
Jy II l25 Main attract
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81 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
xik HAT AND BOOT WEARtnS The
DKIvATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME &

DKIvATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME q
co. may be consulted, consdentially, for the
treatment Of the following diseases: Eruptions,
sors Legs, Ulcers, Glanduiar Sweliings or en-
agreements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges.
wnetner recent or earonic. Also, al those COM
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
,nviie attention 10 their chemical extract Of WIZ
..-wcrs, Which may be regarded az the very oc1
srticie known, TO give tone and vieor to certa!s
a0esed aud debilitstsd organs as web - 70 removals
ssystem shattered BY dissipation or other causs.
Medicines securely put up, with full direcuoas'
and sent TO order. Post paid letters promptly -.
tended to- 0fice on Franklin strset, below Ex-
change Hotel and first door below Trinity church,
Richmond. Virginia fe9
NELLiati OFF Ar COST FUM CASH.
~ The subscribers. intending TO make charge
IN their business, offer their entire stick Of DIT
GOODS at est for cash, and respectfully s2k al
persons wishing purchase, TO siye Us csl before
purchasing elsewhere, as we tel, cosshdeni tkzt
aefser assortment of Dry Gouds Or ..ns sesscisd
via more csfe, was nsvsr oiiered Al cost u this
narkeL Our STOCK consists OF rae latest and nosa
approved stylss. Determined 10 close, Ne assure
The public there IL No humbag in tass ADVERTISE
'nent Do nor forg u 10 cail al s0S broad stres@
between tth and 9TH ssreets.
NV e7--2sp " ResF
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ERE: LIFE AND MAIN,

o..n.sO me Richmond Wre
<Associatton are now prepared 10 80
policies of Insurance on the 49, - ss. -
scription OF risks on as reasonable terrns :. 20
similar company, and respectfully ash shs,s ~ Y
the patronage of the public ADp,icarans Mn y
received at the office, No 22s corner Of Ma s. 3
9tn streets, where the officers viii cheerfully lu,.
losses promptly and literally adjusted. ~
JAMES BOSHER, PresIasn,
JoHN II. BosHER, Secretary. r.h1s
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IAk0AiNS In DRY eUDDS.-As the
ID season is advancing, will sell off the remainder
of my 81, OK If Dry Goods at very low prices,
among which are some very desirable Dress Goods,
Hosiery, Laces Ribbons, Linens, Damasks, Trim.
mings, Domestic Goods, &c. &c, at
VIM. j. SWORDS,
~ % No 225 BROAD street
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DLACKWOOD FOR JULY.-Tbe Prai ie

VLACh WOUO EU5N u t1I Il - bE Ie
ID Scout, or Agatone. the Renegade: a romance OF
Border Life, complete in volutno-50c
Achilli VS.. Newman-A full report of the most
extraordinary trial for seduction and adultery,
charged against DR. Achill, the Ape state Catholic
Priest; by toe celebrated DR. Newman, the Oxford
Puseyite, both of whom seceders from their
former creeds; the only correct edition. being the
verbatim testimony from the London reports-l3c
Ysnkre Notions for Augustine
More Gen ica'ures Call an look at them.
We have received second supply of Bleak
House, No5. For sale by
G. M. WEST e. BRO,
jv % Exchange Bookstore.
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- ADlk ~ GnAa, DnCoutsAo, AZ
.MAIN STREET, have in store, and are recev'
~ ing, large additions to their stock OF Dru&ss
- Medicines, Surgeons' Insirumentsi
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass ana
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on INC
mosf favorable terma 10 cash and punctual dealers
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GAS CHANDELIERS.

( AND IN POWHATAN.-We, f;,- e. -.
~ FARM OF 528 acres In Powhatan county
about % miles from Richmond, six miles from III
Danviile Railroad. snd the same distance from
jams River, lying Immediately ON the main road
leading from Richmond to Lynchburg
This land, about half of which il Cleared "a 80
good quality. and has several thousand dollars
worm OF buildings on it, together with every de-
scripfion OF fruit of the best selections. Beine
authorised 70 sell this property upon very favorable
terms. we ask particular atrenu ON to il.
TOLER COOK.
Jy Id General A pents
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CURIOUS BETTING.-A bet was recently
made. saws a correspondent of the Courier des
Flats Unis, at Paris, originating in the occur
renee of continued rain on The St. Swiihin's
day, by the terms of which bet, each party vas
to pay during the period OF the forty ensuing
days thousand francs per day, one party in
case il did rain, the other 10 case it did not
rain. The rainy advocate had, up to the last
accounts, carried all before him, having receiy-
ed 5000 francs for the three first days.
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PlANO FORT + s.-r g

la n u Or II l. So
TAYLOR is constantly receiyins
III 0suoerior Piano Fortes rom Npnnn
& Clark, and other celebrated MAJ.
ers, and asks the att ntion of purchasers 10 Ii,
Stock, which he win warrant, and win sell AT ysrv
moderate prices.
Pianos repaired, Tuned, let on hire, and taken
in exchange, at his Piano Forte anc Music store
Je 2i-ts 1Go Main Street.
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II OBEkT r. BROADDUS offers his servi
= ces to the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally as general Collector Of Claims. he
pledges himself to attend strictly to all business en-
trusted to his care. His office is in the rear of Mr.
James r. Suttons Office, in Law Building, Rich
mund, Va. INV 4o6ms
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an BY THE STEAMER ROANOKE,
RA have received cases of those beautiful whsa
and pearl Nankin felt Hats, to which invite the
attention of all gentlemen who appreciate an ele.
giant and comfortable head covering
JEO. THOMPSON,
az Main street.
P. ST. have still on hand full assortment Of
Canada Straw Hats, also every kind of Hat
that ancient or modern history gives any account
of. IT.
ie d
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Tickets $50; halves 10 apparters D. Ceruhcstc
ticn.
~ Orders for Tickets In any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the mist prompt and connssn-
tial attention, If addressed to r. FRANCE q Co7
Managers, or to G. W.PUhCELL,
ivIl Richmond, Va
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Il MORE PIANO FeRTEs.-

IN "a n Instantly receiving supplies of Piano
sFortes from three of toe best mann.
facturies in America The character OF the instru.
ments which they offer is established, and pur
chasers may safely rely upon getting good article
They furnish them at northern prices and a large
ASSORTMENT may be found, varying from the Lowest
priced good instrument made, to the most elegant
and costly.
Also, for sale. beautiful and sweet toned Guitars.
of Martins make.
All of which may be seen at their Book and Piano
Forte Warehouse l33 Main street. Eagie Square.
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