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MOONLIEHT EXCURSION.


TIME EAGLE INFANTRY. Lieut.. A. Richards
Il commanding, will make Excursion down James
River The steamer Curts Peck, on MONDAY
EVENING. The Goth inst The cops will be accom-.
panied by The Armory Brass Band and tw good CO.
ton Bands. The Boat will leave The wharf at Rock ets
at ha las O'Clock precisely Refreshments board
at city prices.
Tickets for gen leman and lady $l-for each add
ti0nal lady 80 cents. To be had o. Messrs Hasklns &
Libby or any member Of the Company at the Boat.
10
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LATEST NEWS.
Teiegraphed for the Times.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Probability of War with Spain and Mexico

Probability of War with Spain and Mexico.
WASHINGTON, June II.
1t is reported that Senator Thompson Of New
Jersey, has been rendered the mission to China.
President Pierce sympathises with the revolu-
tionary party in China, it is said. and will not
suffer American Intervention 10 behalf of tho
reiguing Emperor.
Letters from Cuba state positively that the
Government Of Spain has entered into an alli-
ance with Gen. Santa Anna, for the purpose of
making war upon the United States. England
has, it is also stated, guaranteed the possession
OF Cuba to the Spanish Crown, upon condition,
that slavery shall be abolished in the island!
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NEW BOOKS.
- -
CHOICE BOOKS
FOR

SUMNER READING.
Notes from Life by Henry Taylor author of philip Van
m Artevelde .-:....--.----- :--..-....-.-..- os
Thalstta, book for the Seaside. 70
Poems. by Alexander Smith, Observation-Disclosures. 50
Our Village, sketches of Rural Character and Scene
ry, by Mary Russell Witford . vols Il 2mo So so
Journal OF an African Cruiser. comprising sketches of
the Canaries the Cape de Verbs. Madeira. and
other places ofinterest, edited by Nathaniel Haw-
Echoes OF Belle, or Voice from the Past, by Ben
The Race for Riches. and some of the Pits into
which the Runners fall, by VIM Arnot Glasgow
American edition, with preface and notes, by
Sam Sticks Wise Saws and Modern Instances. pa.
per50, cloth rs
Marie de Berniere, tale OF the Crescent City, by w
Gilmore Simms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L 90
Cyrlla tale by the author OF the Initials so
A Journal of Summer Time in the Country by Rev
Wlimott-- 80
The Bible in the Counting House, by Rev Dr. Board.
Last Leaffrom Sunny Side Observation-Disclosures. SO
Great Truths by Great Authors. rs
Memoirs and Correspondence OF Charles Fox eds
ted by Right Hon Lord John Russell, vols, l2mo.
Memairs and Correspondence of Thomas Moore, edi-
ted by Right Hon Lord John Russell. in parts at IS
cents each
Daisy Burns. by Julia Kavanagh. .............. rs
Harry Muir Scottish tale Observation-Disclosures. so
The Heir of Redclyffe, parts observation-disclosures 90
The Deans Daughter by Thos Gore. ..,..,.,..... so
Lady Bird by Lady Fullerton . rs
The Lofty and the Lowly. By Miss Mcintosh, ?
I;ght and Shade '''-..'''''''.i w w
Autobiography of an English Soldier in the IT, s.
Army
The Old Forest Ranger, by Major Campbell
VIII al te late ssred Nv IN
this country together with large number of English
Books and choice library editions Of the hest authors
JAMES WOODHOUSE,
Late Nash & Woodhouse,
lie Eaple
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Explosion Of a Locon,otice Boiler,
AND DEPLORABLE LOSS OF LIFE.

BALTIMORE, June II.
The boiler of IN engine on the Erie Railroad
exploded yesterday near Susquehanna, killing
eleven persons and wounding several othsls.-
Itis also feared that four Or five persons, enume-
rated above, were blown into the river and killed
by the teporable accident
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FURTHER SUPPLIES OF NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED

JANIS we o ID n U sF,
Late Nash Il Woodhouse.)
Harpers edition Layards Ninevah and Babylon, second
expedition. complete with all the plates. So IS
Anti f aDaticism, tale of the South, by Miss Mar
tina ii Butt ........................... so
Frtatons in America, or High Life in New York. so
Beatrice, or the Unkno wn relatives by Miss Catha
rihe sinclair ...-.--.... 81
Modern Flrtatons. novel, by Caharine Sinclair. so
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Il or VALUABLE FARMING LAND ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE, ADJOINING TOLL GATE,
For SALE AT AUCTION.-Wl be sold on MON
DAY. the e6th day of June 1853, upon the premises.
commencing at o'clock, that very valuable and
handsomely located lot of Land the East side of the
Brook Turnpike adjoining the Toll Gate mile from
the City OF Richmond, containing thirty and quarter
acres It Will be divided to suit purchasers. plat and
survey OF which will be exhibited the time of SALE
TINS land is justly regarded amongst the most val
liable in that neighborhood whether regard be had
CULTIVATION or Tor purposes OF building upon.
Terms-One-thrd cash. balance at one and two wears
Tor negotiable notes. interest added secured by
deed.
je 9 w. GODDIN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WELLINGTON coDDIN.


= ~
" REAL PROPERTY IN AND NEAR THE OF
II OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the will of Mrs
c. w Bullock offer for sale the very desirable House
and Lot of two adjoining the city, long occspied bv
her as residence and too well known require escrip
zion. Also, the House and Lot the South side of
Grace street opposite the Virginia house, fronting about
81 feet on Grace street and running back $50 feet to an
alley.
Ii not sold privately the abeve property will be offered
at public auction the premises on FRIDAY the oath
June, 1883 beginning at O'clock p. NJ, with the tene
ment on Grace street. opposite the Virginia House.
After which, will be sold, Pew No l01 st. Paus Church
and at o'clock. p NJ ofthe day. the residence
OF the deceased will be sold ell her household furniture
Alter which will be sold her beautiful mansion together
with the ground attached thereto which will be divided
to suit purchasers.
1ERMs-For the personal estate, cash; the real
tate I'd cash, balance at and months for negota
notes interest added with approved endorsers and re-
tenton OF the title at the option the executor single
bid on cash lot offered will be reserved
JAMES A. Seldom, Executor
Of w Bullock decd
Sale conducted by w. GODDIN.
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INHE HUGUKNOT sPRINsas.-This plea
SAINT retreat will be opened to vistors the 18th
June. Since the last additions and improvements
have been made in the Hotel and Cabins-indeed the
whole establishment has undergone thorough repair
competent assistants and servants in the different de-
partments have been procured. good Band Of Music
engaged and everything done to the comfort and
pleasure of the guests The waters of three kinds
Sulphur, Chalybeate, and combination of the two,
and attentive obse fvaon of many years enables tho
subscriber to say confidently that these waters high
ly beneficial, especially in dyspeptic and in the
diseases of females and children.
Baths hot and cold, may be had heretofore-
The Ball Room Bowling Alley and other sources of
amusement invite those who in quest of recreation
and pleasure.
The Huguenot Springs in Powhatan county. on
the river Rodd near the Manakin Town Ferry II miles
above chmond.
The of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
leaving the city every morning at o'clock. Sundays
excepted will convey visitors to Robous Station.
whence large and commodous omnibus, in addition to
the used last year, will take them to the Springs
The fare through will not exceed ST.. will also
leave Richmond every Saturday evening, by which
rangement visitors may visit the Springs at the close Of
the week and return early Monday mornng.
Board $50 per month"; $40 per week; ST. so per d,y u;
children under IL years of age and coo'ed
half price. Horses 62l cts per day; single meals and
lodging so cts each
CHAS. A. McEVOY, Esq. whose instructions in
dancing have given such general satisfaction will be
fore abandoning his present profession give his last les
sons to a class at the Springs during the
l4-6t h. w. ROYSTER.
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LEGAL IntelIigeneemCity Affairs, lie
HUSTINGS COURT, June II.

Geo. Fondey, charged with cruelty beating
Claiborne, negro boy. the property Of Mr.. P.
L. Woodson, was arraigned aud tried for the Of
fence; but the jury being unable to agree. the
case was adjourned over until tomorrow.
Ralph f. Allen, charged with assaulting John
Collins, was then arraigued and examined; but
the jury in this case being also unable to agree,
it was likewise adjourned over.
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DAGUEKREOTyPE DAGUERREO
TKpES


n. w OSbOBN,
VNHE Daguerrean Artist well known on Main
IL street at the sign of the flags of all nations most
respectfully returns his thanks the public for the truly
generous patronage he has received the last YEAR and
he would to those that want fine Skyisht Miniatures
either single or in groups to give him early call He
has taken the fikenesses of small army of children
within few months, and many of them children that
other Artists have failed to take. He would only say
come to Head Quarters at once for he has the rush and
is bound to keepit. Prices very low.
N. B.-Stock at wholesale to those that want.
je 7-3m A. w OSBORN
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excellent stock Of suit glass Decanters, Bow Is,
n Galleries. Gooets Tumblers, &c. In point Of price
quality, feel assured that the above articles will
pare favoraby with any other honse in the Union
my 90 D EVANS, III Main st,
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DOGGETT & ANDERsON,

UPHOLSTEHEHS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin SITS,
TT AVE now in store their spring stock of French and
IL American Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire Screens
and Curtain Papers. making complete and elegant as
sortment of all the various styles in also large va
rety of floor Oil Cloths. India and Cocoa Mating Win.
dow Shades and Blinds with general assortment of
Curtain Goods Cornices and Trimmings ALSO cured hair
and shuck Mattresses with many other articles in our
tine, all of which will be sold the most reasonable
Terms, and Paper Hanging and Uphosterng executed at
the shortest notice in town or counrv. NH 30-3m
GENUINE SALAMANDER SAFES
=. q. Herrings, Wilders patent.
vHNHE subscriber is receiving full supply of the
above Safes; (none others genuine but those
made by Herrng) His Safes have stood the test in
Thousand ires, took the premium at the Worlds Fair,
and will take everywhere The subscriber being agent
any SIZE to have them manufactured to order Every
merchant banker, broker married man. should have
one of S Herrings patent Salamander Safes Call at
1856 Cary street, and make selection
r McCANDLISH, Jr,
my 1856 Cary street.
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AUCTIONX
THIS DAY.

nRVvE HORSES AT AUCTION will
- sell this morning at the Auction ward Joining
drove Horses. 80 ~ ~
Je Is CAUTHORN
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REAT BARGAINS CAN BE ORTAIN-
" ED EITHER AT WHOLESALE OR RETA IL.
IN WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS
AT ELIAs HIALES, No LOG Main street.
On hand and receiving almost daily. bv Steamer and
Expresses large assortment OF Gold and Silver Watches
from the most celebrated manufacturers oevery variety
and kind warranted to perform WE'LL Gold Fob Breast
and Guard Chans Ear and Finger Rings, great varie
ty new styles and patterns; Bracelets, Breast Pins,
Pens and Pencils, Thmhcs, Keys &c. Also large
assortment OF low priced Jewehy suitable for the
try trade The assortment OF Gold and Plated Jewery
Is more extensive than at any in the country,
comprising stock from upwards of thirty different
manufacturers and for sale at their prices Silver Ware
large assortment. Also, Pated Ware, consisting OF
Tea Sets, Mustard Pots Salt Cups Spoons, Forks La
dies, Sugar longs. &c. Also, large assortment of
Hair, Cloth, Tooth and Nail Brushes; Fancy Boxes,
Soaps, Oils Cologne Knives, Scissors Razors Combs,
Buttons, Pins, Needles and Thread. with extensive
assor ment OF small wares in the line, numerous
mention for sale in quantities suit purchasers, low
as can be bought in any fthe northern cities or from
the manufacturers direct ELIAS HALE
Importer and Manufacturers Agent.
my3l-ts lo6 Manst.
Ok HHDs WESTERN SIDES, received per
A6sJ steamer Belvidere, for sale by
my 81 JAS. WINSTON
SILK FOR MANTILLAS.--Our assortment OF
~ coloured Silks for Mantilas is st good and we
have made in short time any style of Man,as ordered
10 c. HARTWELL x co.
EvAMlLY ROE HERRINGs. in half barr els.
IL for sale by
my II RAGLAND & BRO.
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VuNO THE MASDNsC FRATERNITY OF
Il VIRG1NIA-The M. Wor. Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Virginia, hereby the Graft
to assemble at Staunton, in the county of Augusta
the oath instant, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ assist him
and the Grand Officers in dedicating the Masonic
Hall of staunton Lodge, Nosl3 to Masonry and Univer
sal Behevoence.
BY order of
M. w. EDMUND P HUNTER, G. NJ.
JOHN DovE, G. Secretary.
ie lO-dSc3ta lime
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GENUINE SALAMANDER sAFEs.
9. q. Merring'n. Kilder,s naieut


~. From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by
j. H. ANTHONY,
Columbian Hotel Building Richmond
Moeskin Hats of best quality. -.............S3 50
Do do second do .................... 90
FashiopableSik Hats ................ So
Fine calfskn sewed Boots. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J 50
,''7 ''' OPINION OF THE PRESS. . 20
from the Fincastle Democrat, April l, 1881
"By the way. we would say word for our friend,
John H. Anthony, Columbian Hotel Buildings, to those
brush up little Just think fthe finest kind of hat
for So So and fine eafskin sewed boots for 50 So He
promises to do this, and know he cam for we saw
him do it. apis
~ tate of Mrs Catharne w Bullock are requested
to make prompt payment and all persons having claims
inst her notified to present them duly verified
without delay either to James Roy Esq, Attorney
Law Governor street, who is authorized settle them
to personally JAMES A Seldom,
my31-1md&c Ex'or of Mrs c w Bullock. decd.
- popular and long established Medicine, for sale by
WILLS & LOMBARD,
fe No 142 Main st.
FKEIGHT NOTICE.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
III From and after May 10TH each article of freight in.
tended to be transported the road must have the
name and residence othe to whom is consigned
distinctly thereon and be delivered at the Depot
before O'clock P NJ, and the reightpaid in advance
JOHN A. FOSTER,
nv 13-2m General Freight Agent
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-lO0 hhds prime
- Muscovado's Sugar. so hhds prime Muscovado
Molasses, for sale by
lie 4 CHAS r. WORKMAN co.
SA{l DOZEN COATS SPOOL. Cot
OOO TON, just received and for sale at low prices
by ELIAS HALE,
my5 100 Main street.
III RB 4 . ALCHOHOL AND PURE
" SPIRITS aAoat and for sale to arrive
WILLS & LOMBARD,
apps 142 Main st.
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NOTICE TO CONTRADICTORY RGINIA
~ CENTRAL RAiLROAD.-proposals will be re
ceived at the Alum Springs Bath county Virginia from
the st to the 18th July for all the heavy sections on thu
Virginia Central Railroad, between Miboro and Jack
sons river.
The work now offered embraces some very desirable
jobs including heavy cuts and fills, several tunneIsI
and the abutments and piers of number of large brdg
The plans and specifications will be ready for exam
nation by Contractors at the Office of the Division Epg
neer at Millboro any time after the LIST July.
The successful bids will be published at the Bath
Alum Springs on the 10th.
By order of the Board
CHARLES Elicit Jr
Chief Engineer
MILLBoRo, June L. 1853. ia o
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kNOk kENT.--Asneat brick house on and street,
Il near the Poor House. Rent 800. Apply to
TOLER Il COOK,
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MACHINE STRETCHED LEATnEK

MACHINE STRETCHED LEATHFK
NJ KELTs-The only pntemf Machine stretched
IN the United States, and which received the first pre-
MUM "a gold medal from the American Institute
These Belts are made from the Heart @. solid part
only of the best Oak selected for the purpose
Ihey are thoroughly stretched by powerful machinery
and are warranted to sira ght and rna ~
tain n perfect bearing on the Drum and Pullies.
full supply constantly hand and for sale at ia
ry prices by u.s. as sole agents in this State for the
afaeturer. WILLIAMS BROTHER
90 Corner Cow, ,nd paorI t.
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Dock, STATIONERY, AND PIANO
- FORTE ESTABLISHMENT.-JAM WOOD
HOUSE, (I.ato Nash Il Woodhouse) 1879 Main street,
Eagle Square, will continue the business at the same
stand, and upon extensive scale heretofore
Quoted by Nash Woodhouse. He socits the patronage
Of the public. je6
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fA FOR RENT-A comfortable brick ten unent
,9aX on St Stevens street, short distance from the
foor House 1t is at present undergoing thorough re-
par and will be ready for tenant ia few days Rent
Sioo per annum. Apply to TOLER &c COOK,
| je9 Agents Prarl street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-18

HAVING sold to Mr. James Woodhouse my interest
l. in the late concern of Nash Il Woodhouse, take
pleasure in recommending him to the continued conf
dence and patronage of the public.
NASH.
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m FOR RENT-The tenement in Isles Row
E Pearl street. Mt present occupied by VIM Salmon.
Possession given Immediately. Kent $3.50 per annum
Apply to TOLER & COOK,
ia1
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IDEAS, PEA6.-l600 bushels Peas, for improvin
Il land. receiving and for sale low from wharf
nv lift S McHRUDER x SONS.
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DISSOLUTION.
YINHE firm of NASH Il WOODHOUSE was dissolv.
Il ed by mutual consent the Sth of May last Those
indebted to the will please settle with James
Woodhouse and those having claims against the same
will present them to him for liquidation.
EP NASH,
JAMES WOODHOUSE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-18

DROPOSALS will be received at the same time
Il and place for grading 22nd streetrom Franklin
to Cary street. The quantity to be excavated will be
about Cubic yards and the estimated will be taken
in cuttings only. The estimate price is 90 cents per
yard.
The Proposals for this work must conform TO the
quirements and stipulations above stated.
NJ BATES,
ie l5-dtd Supt. Streets.
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TUESDAY MORNING. MAR

render her far more disgusting object than
a female baboon, (the basaltic Antinous and
Venus there is an immense black gamut TO
run over, and Yet those sombre races, left to
themselves, have thrown not ray of splen.
dor upon the world. The negroes possess no
great poet, no great artists, not even prophet.
"Toussant Louverture, and Dessaines, hose
monstrous heroes, half tiger, half monkey,
were not pure Africans aud they used the re-
sources of civilizai ON against itself. 1t is not
singular that in those countries in which they
are free and masters these negroes. whom
Madame Harriet Beecher Stowe paints as so
vlrtuous, live in the most savage and brutal
abasement. putting in practice against each
other crueities far more atrocious than those
she attributes to the Haleys and the Legrees
indulgng IN polygamy 80 general, that 1t
may be called promiscuous. and dong abso-
lutey nothing with their ten fingers. bur
scratching their vermin like long armed apes
while. like long-armed apes. they lie from day
to day in The broiling sun of their terrific eli
mate Does there indeed exist, in the centre
Of Africa, in some of those places left blank
apon the maps, black civilization oil which
We knew nothing. and the secret of which will
be penetrated as soon as the art ofsieenng bal.
looms shnll have been dscovered2 Does the
mysterious and fitting city of Timbuctoo,
which neither Park. nor. Clapperton. nor Ian.
dor were able to reach, comprize within its
precincts. temples, palaces, monuments of "A
negro architecture comparable TO the marves
Of the Egyptian. Greek, Roman, Saracen,
Gothic, or even Chinese A pyiori. we must
lie permitted to doubt for the black race has
remained in a state of Childhood, has taken
not one step in advance from The foundation
of the world to the present moment.
"lt must be acknowledged that thus far 10 the
black ace slavery has been the means Of init.
aton into purer civilization. The appren-
Itlceship is rude; the master is severe; but pa.
pills who have heretofore, studied only in the
school of lions, hippopotami and boa constrlc-
tors are presumed 10 have heads and skins OF
reasonable thickness. Slavery and war are
instruments of education. They violently
mingle peoples which would otherwise never
have seen each other, and the conquered learn
the sciences of their conquerors. Inferior
races are elevated by those forced comn,inglo-
ments. lfthe charming blacks of Madam
Beecher Stowe had never been removed from
Congo, or the slave coast by slavers who
we're philanrhropists without knowing it. ihey
would not have read their bibles so piously
and would have danced frantic bamboula
around tho quarters of an enemy roasting over
slow FIRE. They would have had unlimited
confidence in fetishes, manl,ous, and grls.gris,
and would not have spent n thought about the
gates of the celestial Jerusalem"
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NUMBER 1873
RICHMOND.


II DwAggE,--sPRlNG ImPorfa-
Il TlON, l553.-P. 7. MOORE CO., Importer
and deaers Foreign and Domestic Hard~ore, No. -
Nam Street, Richmond Va
Have received by arrivals from Europe, large
aud well selected atock of CUNNINGHAM and SHEt-
FIELD HARDWARE, and from the manufactures In
this country, complete assortment Of American goods
Their etoek large and well assorted, consisting In part
Of
Rodger's and Wostenholm's fine Pocket Cutlery
I EN- and Pocket Knives, various makers and styles
Wade aud Butchers superior Razors Scissors & Shears
Buck Bone, Ebony and Ivory handled Knives d Forks
Snec aud double barrel Shot Guns very superior
s,os Rifles Rifle Barrels and Mountings
Trace, lIallcr, Log, Fifth aud Well Chains
Collins Simmons, mud Vnginia Axes
Amc-'- mud Rowlands Spades md Shovels
Mill. Pitt. G ross Cu, Hand and lennon Saws
Anvil. Vircs ned Smiths Bellows, all sizcs
firpss, Grain and Brar Sc, thea
On ting II orae Shoes and Horse Shoe Na,is
Blister Sheur and Gust Steel
II ling and Wedding Hoes large variety
Brides, horse Collars, Blind Brides and Han,es
Locks and Bun Hinges ot every description
Platform nnd Count,r ! enle. Patent Balances "a
Their goods having been purchased exclusively Tor
cash, aud selected with the they are pre-
pnre to offer goods IN favourable they can
be purchased my OF the Northern cities Merchants
Waiting Richmond respectfully solicited to examine
| their stock W NJ k.l
Feb. 1i-ctl3npnl
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EREsH GAasDEN sEEDS.--The sui

ENKESH GA.xnEN SEEDS.--The sub.
scriber has in - isSpring supply OF Gar
den Sres his stock is Ia embraces every variety
usually wanted in th. innate. They all fresh and
geatlne and direct from the ceeblnted House OF DAVID
lANDRETH nj Philadel phia-aso, an assortment OF
choice FLOWER SEEDS
Catalogues with almanac and directions for planting
ana culture to be had gratis. JOHN ii. SEAL
teb 2-ts Druggist.