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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING., FKn. ~, isos.



SKSArE-The Chair laid before the Seaate a message
from the President Of the United States transmitting
port from the Secretary OF State in relation 10 the she
ries on the coast OF Florida .aaaH .s
Also, report OF the Secretary of the Navy in relation
TO the coal mines and coal fields the western waters
Mr. Walker moved TO postpone all prior orders for the
purpose of taking up the homestead bill After debating
the matter for hours decided in the negative
yeas 90, nays 30
The Senate then proceeded TO consider the Pacific rail
road b and after deba,nsp sail nearly half past -four
o'clock, they adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, The House devoted It'd
session to the further consideration of the civil and dip
omatic appropriation bill-vong by yeas and nays OF
maay OF the amendments thereto reported from the Com
mittee OF the Whole on the state of the Union which
finally passed. The question Mr. Bocock's pend
ing motion take up the Senate bill for the reorgani
cation of the navy then arose. and it decided in tn
negative-yeas rs. nays 81. The House then went init
| Committee OF the Whole the state OF the Union
wherein the Indian appropriation bill was considered 70
by leave reported back, from the Committee on Revolt
onary Claims, the bill for the relief of Mary w. Thomp
son; which passed. The bill for the relief OF Joh
Huntington. reported by Mr. Mace from the COMMITTEES
then, after time passed in the consideration of in
ua motions to suspend the rules for the consdera
| ton of various bills, the House adjourned
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The Capitol Frauds.

The Republic of yesterday exhibits, in even more
glaring light than usual. its want OF veracity That
journal represents us as having retraced everything which
have said with regard to the frauds connected with
the Capitol extension The representation is untrue,
and the Republic knows II TO be untrue. We published
the communication Of Mr.. Stanton the chairman of the
Committee on Public Buildings, out of respect TO him.
and because did not wish to be charged with unfair
ness in grave matter that TO which his commu-
nication alluded We did not to except 10 the tone
OF that paper for considered only the two material
points in which il coniroverted positions Ii denied
that the 100000 appropriated by the deficiency bill
was really deficiency. and denied that $4,000 had
been lost by paying for marble in blocks OF thirty feet
and more at high price, that had TO be into smaller
pieces at the public expense. which were worth much
less according the contract In publishing that
nica1lon remarked that statements, meaning those
of the day before. touching the points criticised by Mr.
Stanton, derived from the debate in the Senate and
the statements of who had the evidence
taken before the Senates committee of nves,s alton
We specially limited that remark to our article of the
day BEFORE which Mr. Stanton replied yet the Republic
attempts with characteristic unarness to apply it to all
that had said-even to our articles written and pub
hed previous to the debate the Senate In this behalf
we have reracted anything for, yet have
to reuact anything As to the two points
alluded 10 above, simply wished to avoid useless
controversy by giving authority which would amply JUS
y VS. and allow to those implicated the full benefit OF
friendly defence which went to The world without re-
ply We thought, and still think, that acted with
great lbersly and the disrepuabe conduct of the Re-
public proves that liberay may be sometimes misap-
piled Thus far, have confined ourselves. with regard
to this matter statements made in debate and 10 what
we be facts testified 10 under OATH In few
days the will be terminated and the evidence
will be placed before the country When that done,
shall 20 into the subject minuely than have done
as yet making such comments and presenting such views
as truth and Justice may warrant. We have bean siud-
ousy cautious thus far TO do wrong and II the ev
dence taken before the committee its report acquts the
employees from the charges which have been
preferred against them, will not withheld the fact
from our readers In the time, circumstances have
been brought TO our attention which will not perhaps
come within the field OF the committees labors, but
which may be necessary to full history We will wait,
however, and be guided by circumstances
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DOTATOEs. POTATOEs.-lO00 bushels Of prime Mercer
potatoes suitable for table planting For sale in lots to
purchasers. Apply TO 49, -
PETER BERRY,
Feb g-eolm Water street., Georgetown.
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s1saF Es98 Central Academy,
tAR3 Corner Of and losh streets
s s.' s Is~ss s s..,, Principals,
TT. Marcus n. Wells, Assistant
mon II hsouN, psofesew ~ Modern Language
Circulars a. r. PArnhsrS Taylor Msurys, and GRAY Bal
lanvnss booksscwss eaq1 sl'a 1shoD W u Dss ts-sodu
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democrats who have the good fortune hold Office undc
whig adm nisation likely comprehend the force
OF the saying, that "a mans worst foes sometimes
those of his own household The Union has pounced
upon them with savage vehemcncc. IL insnuaes that
tho coming President will regard them spies in the dem
ocrac camp and tells them beforehand that they will be
swept out without mercy IL niers inferenaly that the
Of being present incumbent oil Office viii
be construed into evidence of democratic inAdely. and
consequently, OF fitness for oondign punishment"
The above paragraph from the Republic Of yesterday
is complete perverson Of the meaning OF the article
in this journal which i, refers. We said nothing oil
those democrats who have the good fortune to hold
office under wing administration" We spoke only OF
those democrats whom wing incumbenis have recently
sold cut their Offices and this remark limited clerk
ships Our observation TO "spies in the camp" was
strictly limited TO clerkshps thus suspicously If not
fraudulentiy. procured Sollmed our remark was true
We said nothing "nfereniialy.' or otherwise. about
democrats being present in office" as an evidence OF
democratic n6delityr We spoke only OF wing CON-
mission, as being no guarantee Of fidelity 10 the demo
cratic party But the Repubies attempt to Perver our
presents very good evidence that our point as to
The fraudulent transfer OF wing clerksbps to such sup
po.ed democrats as may be found willing 10 receive them
from wbp hands was well taken, and is regarded a. in
erfeunr with the policy which soms of the subordinate.
nj the present administration have adopted to secure
a
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Ex-Presdent Van Buren,, we learn, will star, for Eu-
rope next month He will accompany his son, Martin
Van Buren,. IT,, whose impaired health, il thought will
be benefited by the European tour. Mr., Van Buren,
himself retains all his vigor Of mind and body, bis
constitutional cheerfulnesa The ex-Preaidsnt will be
the only Of the Chief Magistrates Of the republic we
believe that visited Europe after hsretratA from
Office hiba~y Aaas taese ~ ~ .ktet,aef ssh 4
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Metropolitan Mechanics Institute.
HAVE Mr. Michael Nash receive the ns
wishing the same become members OF
he Institute make payment 10 him or TO
WIN. II. WARD, Financial Secretary.
Feb l5-eod6t. once over ToddS hat store.
VARIOUS THlNGS.-opened to-day
pieces light cooed spring styles French and English
chintzes
A lot Of very black French cloths and csssmcrss
pieces really and handsome spring cassimere
pressy for boys wear
10 boxes genusmens black silk and spring styles
40 pieces and styles furniture chntres
CANT fabrics
pieces super cheap shrrns coons probably
best assortment in the District
lot gsntlemens silk shifts 81 so each-we worth ~ 30
or -.
cartons eIua Fouard silks
20 pieces " josey fAnnels," all coloru
pieces gentlemen. elk pocket handkerchief pat,
tens OF good quality.
In addition, daily increasing stock.
We especially desire the money for all bills due
may the habit OF purchasing their supplies OF
will find their advantage stock
which they invited to do.
all csses, unless arranged TO the
articles prices and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY BROTHER,
Feb i7-eosuf Opposite Centre Market
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CoIlectnr,s once. City Hall. WOW. Y. 1879

V"CS' NFsy NOV' TSVSsN
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /. hereby
gwen thai the advertisement Of delinquent
course OF preparation, published
about Che hrs, ~ December '@f #.#ta ~
The undersigned respectfully that the
no discretion but makes imperative duty
ton Of tue ares by advertisement and OF all property without
exception, which remain unpaid
and by paying avoid the heavy Of an advertisement
RI. ROCHE, 20
4 Nov s-eon rtF.Ee~ 81 e.ar Collector
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l.ESTtsEMEGS Goods just Recetved--C1oths, CASH
" nerea Shirts j. aio
Just returned from stock OF the
goods suitable for and soic cali from
hts many friends and public. . 5000
Small profts quick h policy Seventh
Al wofs warranted tn please, sse Jsn 0e-Mswsw"
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ARRIVALS ar THE PRINCIPAL HUTELS
YESTERDAY.

| EXCHANGE HOTEL.--A Butt, Univer.
s;ty; W Miner. James left, Charlottesville;
| DR. Jackson, Albemafle; J + Cowherl, Miss
| cowhert, Mrs > Hackett, b r Fox, lady,
child ami servt, N Johnson, Louisa; A w ia.
mison, Univer; J Pendleton, Mrs smith, Miss
Doswal, Piusbure; Dr. w Watkins, Char.
.otte; W Fitch, N Y; Cooke, Pr George; T
Norner, London; Mrs aud Miss McPhale, w
Malone, w L Hendren, Norfolk; X E Colston,
Lexington; X 1 Cole, B Cornahan, Wmsbg;
= 81 Geo Cooke, Powhatan; r II Vaughn,
Hampton; A NJ Gov. Iii: WPD Bush, Ky;
Cazalei, 81 Petersburg, Russia; + X Nelson
and lady, Albemarle; 7 II May, Penn; Miss
Brown, Notloway; II ST Geo Hunter, Norfolk;
ThurstCn, Bucking ham; Doctor Watkins,
Goochiand; DR. ii Lewis, Bsunswick; Benz
Wood, Abemnrle; Saml NJ Keys, Greensboro !
Hanks, N e; ) L Philips. dol Mercer, 90;
J Christian and serynt, Williamsburg; w )
Watkins, Charlotte; II c Smith, Hanovei;
Winfree, Madison; w 6 Burton, Meckien-
burg; b Zimmerman, Bait ID Garrett, BOSTON,
Richardson, do; ID ) Newcomo, 90; II
Fleming, Goochland; Z Berkeley, Prince
Edward; Mrs Berkeley, do; w Williamson,
Mccklenburg; NJ NJ Gordon and servant. do; }
Garland, do; l. Ballard. Monroe.
AMERICAN HOTEL w w Jones, Peck and
son, Il Jordan, + w Jett, Whiting Latimer,
G Randolph T Baker, $ Lalimer, :, Dewbree,
Ut X " bHDha, Di.tI. ~ Doitt
| Miss } p &c, Buc&ins ham; I Z Pace, Richmond;
Joseph A Smell and two ladies, Appom 'ttox, We;
| G W DsIia, Fsrmville; w Logan, Il Sampson,
Goochland; w Perry and G Wells, Philadelphis;
Raron MorneT, sweden; l. Townes, Powhatan; A
T Lewis Cumberland; J j simmons and lady, N
o; q l. Romaine and Andrews. Roanoke; l.
Baldwin. NC; Prescott. Y; w Earnest.
Warrenton; Hainer, Wheeling; w A Brown
ell, Nelson; Sidney Coolidge and Coolidge, Bos
ton
COLUMBIAN HOTEL w Deshager, Pr Ed
NJ Smith, L w Winn Stokes R Jetfress and
son, J Vaughan, Stokes, w Finch Finch,
J Hank1ns, Mrs Wood, Miss Harriss, S Wood, Luz
nenburg; H Moslsy, J D Ford, Brooks, Charlotte;
X Goodman, Blankenship, E S Brown, Cum
berland h Stevens, Caroline; ID Arnett, A Drce,
+ Winston, Louisa d Hawkins, r H Owens,
HalitaX Latimer L Baker g T Randolph, Dew
bree- Hampton; d Comfort, d Comfort, Jr, Comfort
X Comfort, A Read, G w Read. Charlotte; T R
Boasley, SpotsyIvanle; ID McRae, Flsvanna; W FL
HoLowell, Nottoway; Crostick, Chesterfield w w
Peery, Tazwell; + Randolph, Va; Crostick, Ches-
terhed; ii Strlnger, Watson Va; L Depp,
70 whatan; Mayo, Cumberland R Munferd, J
Stratton, Powhatan w Ambers, Chesterfield; w
Johnson, Charlottesville; Scarlet, Scott; Nc
Clannahan, Roanoke; Cole, Lynchburg; A Ii Har-
MS \ c..
CITY HOTEL-H NJ Bowden, WILLIAMSBURG Fl
Boyklus, Isle of Wight; VIM H Taylor Campbell;
ii thompson Amelia; Steele Albemare: B Moore
and l. Bryan, \ G; Cummns, Washington; Il
b Beazey, spotsylvania; q Tiers, Va; L wheeler,
Kentucky; Mir Jordan, 5 c; d L P Eubank, Essex w
q VIM and lady, Dinwiddie: c Young and lady,
Savannah; Mr. boswell and Mr. Green Va; J i Mar
Baltimore; q Patteson and Miss Patteson, New
York; T. W Hull Canada.
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SPRING CAMPAIGN.
mr.. TUE NnTEspl IN

NlrI-xllALL THE WARDS s11
GfE@au y Nl Fsllor Citireas:--As You perform.
ed the duty and exercised the high.
est privilege of free on yesterday, In casting
your votes for the several officers Of our city gov.
eminent, you will now, we hope, have time to
consider our claims to your notice. we are aP.
piicanta for your suffrspes, and respectfully solicit
your patronage, irrespective of party. we call on
you all, Wings and Democrats, to come to our sup
port Our modesty forbids our saying anything
about our qualifications, but this we will say, that
we have labored hard In your service for the last
twenty FIVE years, and have discharged our duties
to the best OF our abilities and promise still to
continue 10 do So if you will afford us the opportu
nifty. We shall be prepared to furnish you at ell
times, with the best aud most fashionable Boots,
shoes, Trunks, &c, to be found In this or any
other city in this country. Polls open at the "La
dies Saloon" Mt all times between the hours OF o
A III and P M. WHITE d. PAGE,
apt 10 Main e. three doors below Dooley's.
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MARINE NE VS..


ARRIVED,
Schr Tioga, Crowell, rndse to Shields d. SOM
merVile, Davenport, Allen a. Co. r C Howe, Mott
LOWS Co. Binford & Porter, Cory 81 Bro, VIM
Butler, y WstE, DIVA, Buckley 81 Co, Jones
g. HArwood, Edmoncs, avenport g. Co, A Be-
vim, Not: & Co. 4 Cauthorn.
Schr 5. Virginia, Street, guano to II Caibsrn
SAILED,
Schr Susan Deale for Cabin Point
S!onp Grand Spy, for Petersburg.
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SPLENDID NARsEILLEs VESTS

SPLENDID MARSEILLES VESTS
~ SOMETHING NEW BY ROANOKE We
have this week received by Steamer Rosnoke,
some of the most beautiful styles OF Fancy Mar.
settles Vests to be had in all the country, decidedly
rich and entirely new designs, consisting of Wa
ter falls, Sprigs, &C. Call at the Depot for Fash.
ionable Clothing, l02, Main street.
KEEN, CHILES e. BALDWIN,
P. s. Remember these sudden changes of wea.
Their and procure supply of our Gauze Merino
Shirts and Bodies K, c B.
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1868. .
NPRlEG IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND
~ EAhTHEN WARE.-STEBBtEs, DARkA'
COTT e. co, IRON FRONT BUILDING, Ne 10l
BROAD STREET-By the ship Winiesi Scott
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring sup
ply of China and Esrthen Ware The Packets
from New York aud Boston are bringing us rev
supplies of the various kinds OF Glass Ware L3cs.
ing glasses and great variety OF Fancy Goods,
making our stock far superior to what 1t has here
tofore been.
CITY dealers and country merchants are respect
fully requested to Call and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing. NH ~
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ne THE TRAVELLING -PURLIC.

D. u 49, g -
( Ia anu alter Monday, 4tn apnl, 1865, the
~ Mail, and regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily, Sundays excepted, at O'Clock. A
M, and arrive at Salem at lot o'clock, AM Re
turning will leave Salem at d O'Clock, NJ, and
rive at Lynchburg at 81 o'clock P M-stopping, CO.
Ing and returning, at the following places only,
Forest Depot, Goodies, Liberty, Oak Mulga, Blu.
ford's, Bonsack's, Big Lick, and Salem.
Passenger train will leave Lynchburg daily
Sundays excepted) at O'Clock, NJ, and arrive
at Salem at 514 O'Clock, P NJ. Returning will leave
Salem at 81 O'Clock, A III, and arrive at Lynchburg
81 O'Clock, A NJ, stopping going and returning at
the following places :-Halseys, Clays, Forest De-
ford's. Bonsack's, Gishes Mill, Big Lick and Salem.
Freight trains will leav, Lynchburg daily, (Sun-
days excepted at TX o'clock, M, and arrive at
Salem at o clock, NJ. Leave Salem at u O'Clock,
NJ, and arrive at Lynchburg at 81 O'Clock, 81.
THOMAS SHARP,
NH 3o--tf Supt Tranp't Va & Tenn R r
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e NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG
S2STORE-The subscribers have entered into
~ co-partnership aud taken the store lately oc.
Ia cupied by A Levy, Jr, pol Broad street, q
few doors below Messrs Breeder e. Fox. offer for
sale general assortment OF Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Perfumery, &c, which
they can recommend to the public as fresh and
genuine, having been purchased In the last few
weeks bV one of US in person.
Particular attention will be paid to the putting up
of Prescriptions at all times of night or day.
We respectfully request a cali from our old pat
IONS and the public generally.
PETER w. GRUBBS.
an RW APPERSON
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zagG CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

cHEG CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
4s4A The subscriber has on hand at his
Coach making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, Q3th and 18th Streets
near the Columbian Hotel Coaches Chariottees,
BarCnches, Buggies, with and without tops and
Sulkies, all of his make, of the best materials
and workmanship all of which will be sold as low
good work of the kind can be in the city of Rich
mon6; aud respectfully asks call from those in
want of any article in the Carriage line, as am de-
termined TO make to order and sell at the lowest
pricespossibe; and all work Sold that Is new, war
ranted.
40 4-d6n MICAIAH MANGTTM
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AsVs
Shockoe Hill. Spring fashions for 1883,
meleskin, 81 k, black and drab Beaver Hats, Psna-
ma Leghorn, Panleaf and every variety of sum.
mer Hats. l will sell low for cash. at wholesale
or retail. Purchasers are respectfully invited to
call and examine my assortment
ap ll-u g. L. BETTY.
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EOLA.'D IA Is rL.tAAH beg leave 10 IN
l. form he public and all owners of Saw Mills
that they now opened Shop in 9th street
between Cary and Main streets, opposite the
Phoenix Foundry, for the purpose of repairing
saws.
Circular saws repaired and warranted to run
true. my 3-dkwlm*
DRIYATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME :
i co. may be consulted, confdentiaIly, for thu
treatment OF the following diseases: Eruption.
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or eD
largemenrs Syphilis and al morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those CON.
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
Invite attention 10 their chemical extract of Wil6
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very hes;
article known. to give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud deblitated organs, well to renovate
asystern shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full direction,
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly A.
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ell
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginia ap l5-d&w
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DLACE FOR BARGAINs.-sEEING is

DLACE FOR BARGAINS.-SEEING is
L BELIEVING.-J. MILLaISER g. BRO, hav.
ing the largest and cheapest lots of Needlework
Embroderes on hand, in the city, respectfully call
the attention of the Ladies to the same; at the
same time assuring them that such Goods, at as
low prices, can only be had of US. The assert
ment consists in part of SO kinds of embroidered
linen cambria Hdkis from soc to $40 apiece; 81
kinds OF plain linen cambria Hdkfs, corded bor-
ders, from sixpence apiece to finer and higher;
hemstitched do; Cambric and Swiss Bands, IS cts
and higher; Edgings and Insertngs, in Cambria
and Swiss; Linen Bobbin Edgings; Collars, innu.
merable and cheap; inside Hdkfs Dotted and Plain
Swiss Mus'ins Csmbrics, Jsconnetts checked,
striped and corded Musns. in great variety; Irish
Linen, a superior article at size; Dress Goods in
every variety, Domestic Goods of all sorts, cheap
than ever. Our selection of Bonnet Ribbons
is larger and cheaper than heretofore. Seeing is
believing. So come and convince yourself by
looking through our stock, at
1913 Broad Street.
J. MlLLHISER a. BRO
200 pair of Lace Sleeves, just received, will be
sold cheap. apis
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NOTICE
To LADIES AND GENT, EMEN.

TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
n That have now on hand, the
81 largest and best assortment OF vh
- Boots and shoes, of good quality, ever
offered in this city, selected by myself ex.
pressly for retail, both of my own manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assert
ment be found something extra to which
would most respectfully call the attention of all in
want as they will be sold low, by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, &c,
tes No l27 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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81 ECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE.
PARISEn dt KINGS

VIRGINIA AND EGRTH CAROLINA
Freight, Package and Parcel Express. :
Per Siedmships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN
fEE2 The Proprietors having Dough.
&&&&ks cut the entire interest of Dodge's vir.
ginIa and North Carolina Express and made ar.
engagements with the New York snd Virginia Steam.
ship Company, for the transportation Of their Ex
press between New York and Richmond, take
pleasure in informing The Merchants and public
generally of Richmond, that they are now pre-
pared to transport with care, and under charge Of
special messengers, every description of Freight,
valuable Packages, Jewelry, Specie, Bank Notes,
Exchanges, De- the execution of all orders, lar ge
or small with promptness and iielity, and at the
very lowest rates. Our long experience in the Elk.
press business, North and East, our ample means,
ability and determination to make this Express the
popular one of Virginia and North Carolina, we
hope will be sufficient guarantee to the Merchants
of this city, to enhance their own interest by giving
us afull share OF their patronage, and the Proprie
tors guarantee their part, general satisfaction
TO their patrons both in regard to the expedition of
their goods and the economy Of their charges.
w. P. PARISEN,
j. II. KING,
Proprietors, New York.
WIN. l.. MAUI, Agent,
Pearl street. one door from Main,
NH 15-2m under Toler 81 Cooks office.
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III now in receipt of my spring stock Of a8
Goods, consisting of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. | deem il
needless to psrticulaIize suffice it to say that my
stock comprises all the new styles of goods, and
from the most approved manufacturers of all the
Northern Cities to which invite the attention of
purchasers, assuring them that pains shall be
spared to please them. JNO THOMPSON,
APPS No 81 Main street.
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e THE CHEAP WHOLE.
"a SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
NAOF GOLD WATCHES AND GUNS IN
1bT H E C ITY OF RICHMOND.-HENRY
HYMAE, of SO Main street, Richmond Va-the
only direct Importer of Watches TO this city, snd
also direct Importer of double and single barrel
Guns, has just received from Europe, direct,
another lot of splendid Gold Watches, and some
very superior double and sinsle barrel Guns which
will sell as low as any Northern Importer in the
United States. Country Merchants will do well to
examine my stock before going North, and also be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, at the Cheap Cash
Store of HENRY HYMAN,
SO Main street,
The only direct Importer of Watches, and
Direct Importer of Guns to this City
B-Just received, direct from the manufac.
tuTer, few more of the latest patent double bar
rel Guns, which have given sucn general satisisc-
ton; call sportsmen, and examine them Also,
large lot of the best English Caps, Shot Belts, &c.
ans