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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20
RICHMOND THEATRE
POSITIVELY FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY!
MADAME
ANNA BISHOP

WILL bid a final adeu to the musical public of this
city by performing on three successive evenings
MONDAY, April 25
TUESDAY, April 90.
WEDNESDAY, April 81.
20 The entire range Of her celebrated
OPERATHC SCENES. i'm costume.
With appropriate scenery, decorations &C. and also sing
ing her most popular llads Songs her Mexican Ia.
bleaux, and famous "Boquet Musicale"
yTOn each evening different programme, which
will be issued early in the morning
I-y The Operate scenes from Linda, Tancredi Lu.
creza. Norma, Roberto, Anna Bolena, Somnambua,
Martha, Judith, Lucia
MIR. BOCHSA,
Emphatcay called through Europe 1.-THE Father of the
Harp although having abandoned Harp playing in
public, has consented to appear Harpist
before his retirement into private life.
Director ....-..........Mr BocHsA
W Box office arrangements, tog ether with par
tcuars to be duly announced. ap 90
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

Among the signs of "civiIization" among our
red brethren. the Minnesota Democrat says that
in council the other day with Governor Ram
sey one of the Winnebago chiefs complained that
the Chippewa Indians stole seventeen horses
from his people some time ago. and what was
worse killed the horses, dried the meat and sold
it tof them for ierked elk!
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

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sort OF small magistrate in the neighborhood
of Smyrna has got into bad sorape, all on &C
count of locusts. This insect had been of SD
much annoyance last August, owing to the eggs
that it laid upon the grape-vines that this mag
istrate took it upon himself to offer a reward of
twenty FIVE cents pound for all the eggs that the
peasants might bring him. He had two or
three dollars in his treasury, and he thought If
dozen pounds or of eggs wers removed from
the vines OF his commune, he should do agri>
culture service, and merit hatlering notice
from his superiors. The peasants sailed forth
in immense numbers, and in three days laid at
their magistrates feet II, 500 pounds Of locusts'
eggs. The poor man in for about 81 900,
while something like three dollars and sixpence
was all he had in his exchequer. He rspudiated
at once, and said he should write to Smyrna for
further instructions. What the Symrnese au-
thorities will think proper to do under the cir
cumstances is yet unknown.
A SMALL ILLUSTRATION OF THE ART OF
ELEcrioNEERING.-Mr.R Robert A. Mayo was the
other day nominated by a Convention in Henri
co as the Democ ratio candidate for the House of
Delegates at the ensuing election. In response
to the nomination, Mr.. Mayo said amongst other
things, that she did not object to undertaking the
canvass, arduoue as he knew it would be- for he
was willing to devote his time to the service Of
the Democratic party, while-his p URSE aVoutd
be open, as far asnecessary, to carry on the can
yass 10
VIII our Democratic friends be pleased to ex-
plain how it is. TINT the PURSE OF one of their
candidates should be Unnecessary" to carry him
through a canvass Pet Int.
The New York Legislature was the scene of
great confusion on the first day of the session
just called. One of the members OF the House
had to be arrested, but eventually that body be-
came tranuuiI The members receive paw under
the called session, which they would not have
been entitled to had they continued their previ-
Gus session, which proves the absurdity of the
Limitation.
The work on the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad will be commenced at this place in
few weeks. Col. Prichard and others have been
several weeks engaged in the survey of the Knox
vile aud Danville Railroad. and next comes the
Rabuu Gap Rairoad.-Kaor. Mig.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

MULTIPLICATION AND lNFIDELIrY.-Quite a
controversy has been going on for some time
pas, iu Missouri respecting the State University
at Columbia. aud the doctrines-politica and re-
ligious-incucated by its officers. President
Shannon ha. been accused before the Legislature,
Of Modification, the proof of which consisted in
Calhoun's works having been purchased by the
library at his iustigation. and of having taught
that the contests and disagreemeuss Of Christians
had done more injury to the world than all the
efforts of infdelity.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

The Wings ofthis Legislative district have held
Convention, aud nominated DIR. Robert II.
Power Of York, as their candidate for the House
of Delegates. The Convention also adopted a
resolution recommending Mr. Segar as n caud-
date for Congress, but that gentleman being
present, declined the nomination. The procee-
dings of the meeting will appear in our next pa
mar
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

Tyree Maupin, Esq. editor of the Harrison
burg Republican, IS nominated in the Staunton
paper. as the Wing candidate for Congress in
the Rockingham District.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20
PATENT rNKsrAND.-

"HITNEIs PATENT INKSTAND.-
This article is offered to til. public and is espe-
emily adapted to the of book keepers or any one
requiring perfect Inkstand it being sufficiently capa
tight the ink will become thick or de poste any Sc
dment This Inksand is constructed upon correct SCI
entic principles and is not liable get out of order
Also, for SAL, superior black red and copying Ink of
the best English and American manufacturers
NASH WOODHOUSE,
20 Eagle Souare
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

Tricks OF DuELLsTs.-At recent grand de-
monstration of the Friends of Peace at Manches-
ter, England, John Bright, M. P, made the fol-
lowing disclosures: He said. IL was not very long
ago, in the shop of a gunsmith in London, and
heard there what had not the least reason to
doubt that it is the conmonest thing In the wo rid
now, if there is to be duel, that some friend Of
the parties procured pistols, and takes very good
care to be supplied with balls from the same place,
which are made Off material which Signor Blitz,
believe, has occasionally used in his exhibi-
tons. They are something like balls in appear
ance; but when they put in the pistol, and the
ramrod goes down, they all go to dust. Now,
that is what duelling has to; but it was only
a few years since duelling was believed to be as
indispensable for the settlement OF private quar-
rels as wars are now believed to be indispensable
between communities and nations.''
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

The Tappahannock Gazette, Democratic pa
per. thus speaks OF the late discreditable ger
rymander of the State by the Legislature:--"In
this airport ioumeur of the federal representation
ofthe State, the Legislature has gone bow shot
beyond its powers. We know of no authority
lywhieh itcan go beyond the convenience of the
district in making an apportionment. prece-
dent established in another State, if unjust, and
in violation of the spirit and genius of our insti-
tutions. offers apology for the like act by the
Legislature of that State, which has boosted so
long of her republican principles. One Of the
articles of Mr.. Jefferson's faith was that. the
permanency of our institutions depended, in a
great degree, upon the check of parties, one upon
tn other. This stretch of prerogatige by the
Legislature forces upon the Democratic party Of
the State the defence of plan which has claim
to Repubcauism. and placesth representatives
who may be elected 10 the posti Of client
who has won his with packed jury"
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sTATR SENATE.

We authorized announce that at the of
numerous friends. o. P. BALDWIN, Ed will be a
candidate for reelection to the Senate from the Rich
mond City District ap l4-ew*
NO CHANGES IN THE WEATHER WILL mate
teriay affect the body the blood pure Every ndi
vidual even TIL diseased, has within him germ or
root of that original pure blood of common mother
Eve which germ pure blood is the supporter of his
fe ands In constant struggle to throw off the hetero
geneous corrupt humors, which the causes of dis
ease in the individual By purgng the body of this dis
eased individual of its bad humors you allow the germ
ofpure blood ogan ground and to make blood of better
quality and progressively till the whole mass is
fegenerated for the good principle good pure blood
always striving to be predominant the bad or de-
eased humors. Let all who wish to be of fine healthy
habit who wish to have sound mind in sound body;
who desire to be able to stand without injury the con.
tnua changes fths climates who desire to healthy
children, use the Brdndreth Pills. which will effectuay
cleanse the blood of all bad corrupt humors and
the human body to tho of health enjoyed before the
Introduction Of mineral medicines Remember Brand.
reth Pills place within the reach of all health and long
life. %
Dr.. Brandreth's Principal Office PAL Broadway, New
York other offices in New York.
NJ BRANCH Richmond, Va
No east Main street, corner opposite Did Market
Country Merchants and Planters be supplied at ID
York prices. ap7-2w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

IMPRISONMENT OF CoLoRED SEAaEs.-We
learn from the Charleston Mercury that the Uni
ted States District Court in that city is about to
try the validity of the laws of South Carolina re-
auiring the imprisonment of colored seamen.-
An action has been brought against The sheriff OF
Charleston. at the instance of the British consul,
10 recover $4,000 damages for the alleged false
imprisonment of Manuel Pereira, colored Bril-
ii SD subject.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

- Dealers in Teas are invited to call andl take sam
pels of parcels to be sold on Thursday by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il CO.,
MHp 20 Aucts.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

The principal news from the Sandwich Is
lands is an account of the reception Of NJ. Perrin.
as pienipotentiary from France, by his Hawaiian
Majesty. ln his address, NJ. Perrin said
France has never had, nor will have, the
thought OF establishing in the Sandwich Islands
protectorate either direct or Indirect or to ex-
ereise IN them an exclusive influence, religious,
political. commercial; on the eontrery. she
will applaud what measures NAV be canable of
lnsuring the free development aud the full and
entire neutrality of an archipelago whose geogra.
phical position calls it serve as an entrepot and
place OF refreshments to the commerce of the
world. In your kingdom, sire. as we'll as through
out the whole world. France, has no other wish
than to be- an ally powerful as she is siocese.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

NEW OKLEANs, April TO.
rumor was prevalent at Vera Cruz, on the
18th inst. that another invasion of Sonora had
been made by Count Bonlbon, and that 1000 men
had joined his standard.
General Arisa, the former President of the
Republic of Mexico, has arrived at this port in
brig the captain of which was brbed, for large
amount, to bring him to New Orleans
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia Teal Philadelphia mdze Rankin
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, New York. mdze, Ludlam
& Watson
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford Baltimore mdze, Ludarn
& Watson
Schr Sharon Thatcher, Boston. mdze D Currie
Schr Virginia. Philips, Bait more, mdze w D Col
quit & Co
NEW ORLEANS, April l3-Cld, bark Loretto Fish,
Gates, Richmond
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

The TROUBLES ON THE Rio GRANDE-FoRAYs
FROM THE AMERICAN SIDE.-The Brownsville
Flag of late date says 1.-THE continued repe-
tition OF these lawless forays upon Mexico by
men from the American bank of the river, have
merited the execrasion, and are behed with lust
indignation by every coed citizen on the frontier
| and especially with the American portion of
them, who have the modification of beholdng
the good relations and harmony which they have
labored to establish with their neighbors continu-
ally broken up, and that too by men who are
aliens to the country-men who have sought and
received protection in the country whose laws
they are SO recklessy violating. To such an ex-
tent has this feeling ofindignation arrived that in
the absence OF the federal court and other proper
authority for the suppression OF these crimes,
public meetings of the citizens have been sug-
gested, in which it is contemplated to adopt such
measures as will secure the quiet of these refu-
gees while among U.S. or force them to seek
other places in which to foment and concoct
their plans for perpetual disturbances. We
certainly think some energetic, determined
course necessary on the part of our Gov
ernment. The honor of the nation demands that
effective measures should be taken, and prompt
ly. The harmony at present existing with our
neighbors will be again violently broken. our
prosperous and growing commercial relations
Frustrated, and all return to dscord, contention,
jealousy and strife, it some prompt action be not
taken on the part of our government or its citi-
zens.
But it is not sufficient that the press and the
people raise the voice of condemn alton against
these evil doors. The Government must move in
the matter, and make an example of some of
these chiefs. The system is too barefacea to be
tolerated The catchword cry of ..struggliug for
liberty" is given up; there is not even semblance
of discomfort among the Mexican people. A
percel of outlawed or renegade Mexicans take
refuge on our side of the river, and under the
protection of our flag gather together band of
pil!agers, with which TO sweep down upon some
small defenceless towns, n aking good their re-
treat while night yet protects them.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20

~ FOR NEW YORK-First Vessel-VIR-
NEGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND AND YORK
PACK ETS-The superior fast sailing schooner NEW
YORK, Captain M Adkins, having the greater portion
OF her cargo engaged, aud going board, viii sail
with all possible dispatch For radiance of freight of 800
packages tobacco, passage. having superior
modations. apply to
apa0 DAVID CURRIE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-20
New ORLEANS, April le

Sonora Again Hnvadsd-Arrival Of General
Aristd.
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CoLLEcToR THE PoRT OF RIcHMoND.-
john Lynch, Esq. yesterday received official in
tegence of his appointment to the post of Col
lector of the Port of Richmond. He will enter ut
once, we learn, upon the discharge of the duties
OF the office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

astfirtessr- s.Ncn-s-c
IN would make known 10 his friends and the
IubIc exclusively 10 the AK
tHuECrURAL DEPARTMENT Of his business, and nndng
services this line increasing constant
~ established oce, and procured the assistance
who will generally found In ouce, thoroughly
eluated the business in the best Academies in Germany,
practise OF his profession In
France had charge OF
the leading Offices in the city OF New York. where he has plan
% the most prominent public and
private bang the city and surrounding county some OF
which Metropolitan and St Nicholas Hotels several the
persons visiting the Onee many speci
his well large collection OF other plans IN
every variety Of style.
satisfaction pleasing those by
make plans and designs will
ttnde attention TO all work done In the Office,
the Buildings where attention
requed. Particular attention will be paid to proportion atsess
rose public buildings, Mills Fac
torres Railroad and Bridges Warehouses Stores In all the
Dwellings Of description suited 70 town
decorations Stores and Saloons, Public
Halls Monuments romb Vaults Railing Ae for Cemeteries;
specifications for working drawings for
building receive make contracts and generally supern
q the its complet desired will
liberty who
fellow whom employed; whom
Mrs Bruce, Robinson VIM H. Mactand James Lyons,
Morson, StsnArd, VIM H. HaxaI,
Wellington Godln James Thomas, Richardson
Allen James Warwick, Alexander Duval and John
wickham, Esquirs OF RC imond.
Builders that made for them will be used
their disadvantage but regard for the inter
nllru HENRY EXALI.
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RE@ - 49, - 49,

ID ICHM0ND AND DNNilLE RAILROAD OPEN To
~ BRAKES BRANCH, 81 MILES
Train will daily Sundays excepted
between Richmond and brakes Branch.
the following points
Manchester Robou's Coal Ped TomahAwk, PoWhatAn, Mat
Shop Amelia Court House wyAnoke, Jennings
binary Hayokah, Liberty Church, Mherrin, Keysvie and
brakes Branch.
Richmond O'Clock, A NJ. Returning leave brakes
Branch at 1880 p VI.
chidrer over 10 and under Is years OF age half price
travelling by themselves furnished with
passes that be retained in the once and IL
pres stated the that they permitted the
Oars.
Passengers Halifax Q. H. Danvie Messrs
PAgg Co.'S four horse coaches DrAke Branch daily Pas
Greensborough, Germantown Saem Salisbury,
Charlotte c. meet Messrs. fagg co4 horse coaehes
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays brakes Branch Pas
for Carkve Milton, " Carolina aud Ianeeyyte
Co.'S Coaches keysvle Tuesdays, Thursdays
Saturdays; and Milton YAncryvie
hne Mondays Wednesdays and Friday, brakes Branch
CHARLES ~. TALCOrT,
aus0 Acting srn'' % IT,. su0u.
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for children under twelve, and three half
ses vii be charged taken dcsigna-
he'd will be required the charge from the last designated
point desiring 20 leave the train point
nsnae w pay the charge to the point next dessnAed With
hpoNo, that shall than % cents
stanee both the points be regular stopping places otherwise
The charge will not be less than ATTY
No charge being made in
will not be responsible unless in
the Of their will
bic for specie bills notes ewey anything but the
gers own necessary baggage.
passengeron the Wishing be taken the should
make signal in the day with handkerchief
nght light
until reaches them II Is best however for
tcabe to in dpos regular the
event OF the mabcng
able to stop at other points the road.
wishing be set down between depots shud no
prohibited standing
getting In o Of the when In motion.
By order Of the Board Of Directors:
Q. W. MACMURDo. Treasurer.
orTIeE R.F.k Rco,
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49, ss.sss:s ss.:ss5 - o. o.

UREA NJrtrIIEtlN NAIL rUI Tss-REDEGIIOy OF
~ FARE TO BALTIMORE AND PHYLADELPHId-O
after Monday the 18th instant through tickets
Philadelphia be obtained OF
route via Washington, the following terms, viz;
To Baltimore
To Philadelphia, at...-.-
which bag
through the eies OF Washington and Baltimore,
1--WE daily lines Pka
dephiA and New YORK, a.
proportD second pasen
the public be loss cheap
trip New York.
The through tickets named above allow sQolrn
Washington aud Baltimore without derment privileges
conferred by them. : RUTH,
Agent Of Transportation.
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FALL TRADE.


BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PGANO FOETEs.
49, mo Sr. y, T1 S,sn W.og1rs Richmond
&c.. hooks AND STduoyzRT
AHapt"d ~ The wants n e trade H. Virginia, Narth Carolina
s9a s''eEhsIg At price, a. %" a. sai be- obtained northern
PIANO FORTEs,
Fsd With an as'ormcnt extensive bs seen a any s
ia5li-hmont " tho kind in the Onion.
Fort.. n ihs stale Of vrinia Nor CaronS and r'ra' W
r,rigr in sgery r,.,, srarsi , I Ky ., 20.
'r1 ~ b. p'c.,d s.rrry 20 goo soy drtrr siHol fI.y
AED MINK BO0E WANIFi, TOET Were M sj.I.' b.,
Book q ey.y srrl,q. suitable r merchant nsas. r.,
Ma,o. Guide o. ', Was.,s,r. Neu ,n.,n
49,, " I g Hsy2. 'nll. o. u,. clifton. Tin
m al.ni. containing Forms for nrarrz n.ni. Naf ns..
~ psr.o.ats dI.srss aoais 90 VIZ Ra.rd t,,.
mgit orders ~ faithfully executed as o. personally pre-
NA1IN,ToV & Joyr-. Dealer. In -rsa,.. Wine. &C. No
w 30 West M'in street. nichm1nd Virgins l,,s IN
"a rigT 'lilgory" v.arreis3', veyl
81 rr,. a,v arl Yuur aodo
Z 90 oo',,d 5apay cor ''ENoU H"ShY
~ s s1S , r!.,r S ;.,.g. brands
q ass,l, Arr.s brandy.
80 s 1,l, i S,r tnsI'ni ,rru
CIV tis WHISKY, ,.ms very hyperion on r,s
81 6oss. c,1.t VIC. so a. '' a, w., VIZ,
An Hskif-iou bile low prorr usoudfI $50 l.g rr,f. ,
" Al" DAVENPORT, ALLfr y co.
VAyA copgFr ~ SUPERIOR QrALuY.-al b,... i,a.r.a.
"'' DtvENr0Hr, ALtfy 60
6u'MrAGSE BRANDY eighth pipes N .a,srisr quality
au3 DAVENPORT. ALLFy co.
unn nufs COrFTr SUGARS. nv a,fa.
wv b" tt'NN,Gay. sroErs 90
AL tbiS ChuslWb SUGAR. 20 Lb.s. roat r.i sur.r ,,
CIV csivrgnf safety
jy2c LEWIS wrRr 4 sDv
II ,oNEMNGs LotE CnCsHED, AND rOwDfEED SUGAR.
lyl' DAVENPORT. ALLYN co
M LbItWANEAS fiLtEuSG sTONrs. Of superior qu.i,ty
~ 'or 'fe - By@l H 4 WATT. =
SPORIiNa PowDER,-60o kegs bsst quality, Tor sale BY
- auS DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 co.
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NcIn Ca .si $50 a. iss = s..s isss d. sls.,as
ROAD; RAIL
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vENrE;>T1lllyEE 6 sTSGK OF ri4No foGIts.


Esz2z3fS EL JAMES wOODHOUsE, Qate Nash 4 Wood.
M ri Uiuuse,) has made additions
his stock Of PIANO FORTES' embracing most
fashionable and elegant styles vogue. lie has participated
IN the sale ~ thousand ~ teIe
ne most eeisbe and well known families the States Of Viz
gua aud North Carolina these which
fully equal In tone, touch, durability elegance
slip o. heretofore sold In order keep supplied
20 meet the wants Of those desiring
for A. sndnrt Co - D. Hnham and j. Chckerng Of
Oldest reliable aud Por,s
Boz fhis country Europe.
Those az distance unable 20 visit
son WHO will cluhI their orders
.ured that they W be faithfully with. good Piano
F"r sent h'm as personally prsett His prices and
arr As reasonable as A. establishment North South.
Fair prices allowed Pianos Ia Exchange Plano
Furtes fIuci and repaired jy2u
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LIIIR nI an m IFXIll,rn, ~, u,lI I 80.

IUNIROUGH TO LEXINGTON, AND BUCHANAN IN TWO
II Days In Mail Packet Boat. scoir and LYNCH
buEOn and after the 18th Packet Boats viii
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted hour Of
hours. - -
Returning leave Buchanan ~ A. NJ Sun.
Day arrive ia LynehbuIg at ~ 2. NJ leave Lynchburg NJ
and arrive in Richmond 50 hours with the
Norfolk Boats leaving 81 the Southern and Northern
Railroad Cars leaving at A.
Tor lexington connect with daily line stages
days and arrive IN Richmond n ~ hours -
Passengers for Farmye fare t2 buckingham Court House.
lAre " - Charlottesville, fare t2-and
leave Richmond Mondays Wednesdays Fridays Boats
Below Card Of In
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UEGlLlh LINE or DOAT-

1->s.,-s,7=ass EGyt,h LINE or bats an, poit
-Ars-Is-E&xS CO.. n, Captain Donald, UNION Captain
W H. Piunkett Leave regularly WEDNESDAYS, BELLE Captain
Johnson DESPATCH Capt Cook leave regularly SATURDAYS
These Boats compelled advertised order
make their regular trips shippers may therefore depend
their regularity. No way freight taken.
~ Freight for this line any except
SATURDAY after O'Clock, p. II.
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NEW sHORs-Jusi received Ladies' Saloon" large
~ supply Of
Ladies' New Slippers; do do Ties
Black Cater Boots at Al 50.
Chidrens Light C0lored Foxd Caters.
Call soon, Ladies', and supply yourselves.
Iy2y WHITE A PAGE, ~ Main street
NOVELS At HALF PRICE. w RANDOLPH, l2t Main
street for the u reducing his Of Novels
Will cell them at ta price for CASH during the month Of Au
gust Nov the time 10 lay supply such inducements
arely offered 20 the readers Of light literature. aul
Two THE MERCHANTS or RICIINIOND.-The Subscriber
has hand complete Of Blank Books papers
and maeras and j. ready receive orders for books
ruled 10 pattern and bound In desirable style Also
haui general assortment Of Poocap Letter Paper and Station
ay lie scts share Of patronage, and engages 70 gye entire
sattffacti0n Y. ID. sANNAY,
Bookseller, Bookhnder and Stationsr,
avs 80 B Fxrhangr IInlrl. on llth street