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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16

THE GARpIEER CAsE.--0n Thursday, Col
VIM. Gates gave his testimony in the Card
ner case, stating that he knew Gardiner while
he tGa,esl was civil aud military Governor OF
Tamaulipas in lS47, aud placed him in charge
OF hospital at Tampico. Knew nothing that
would ,arnish his reputation in the slightest
degree; had the highest admiration of him as a
gentleman, and as a physician he was the best
ne ever saw. The remainder OF the session was
occupied with the evidence OF Mr.. Larned
and Capt. Lewis Carr. The latter, who was
an officer in the Mexican War, accompanied
Gardiner TO Europe-was there when Card.
ner received newspaper containing the
charges against him. On hearing from the
District Attorney, he declared his intention OF
Immediately returning to the United States,
and caused $40 600, placed to his credit a,
George Peabody's, in London, TO be put to the
credit OF Corcoran g. Riggs.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
X. FRANCE d co.

A Glorious Scheme for This Day-Only
Seven Blanks ip PacAsee.-Capitsls: Sc ,2l0, 5
OF 10000, OF 5000, of 900, 800 of $50 DC. IS
numbers, lS drawn. Tickets SIS.
Drawn numbers of Patapsco, lis:
68 1e 10 20 50 AZ Al 40 "a SO "a 81
Hat 81 40 tS sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers of Carroll Co II:
10 ls 90 81 II 81 "a 3 90 SO
Whole 2 II e. $500; or So, $780, 10Th sold
and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers of Patapsco, ll6:
- - 40 SO 10 81 IL 63 90 Sc &c "a 5
Drawn Mes of Susqueharna 2
81 AZ rs "a SO "A sc X l6 Is 80 "a 1s
Whole 81 So 65, $500; half "a So ~, Sl0Q0; hail
10 81 "A, SZuU-three more sold and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air, s:
SO 81 rs Sc 81 30 81 70 SO 81 16 81 19 5
Whole 10 Il 81, SIS; half I6 q SO, SIS; quarter
2 81 50, S3O0-three more sold and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, ia:
70 43 IS 90 20 ~ IS AZ SO l6 2e !
Half So ~ 70, $50; quarter &c 20 %, Sl00-both
sold and paid by. LUCK,
Drawn Nos of Washington, 49,
43 Ga 81 20 IL "a 66 10 10 16 al 90.
Ticket % - O., $3.50; half 10 l6 Ga, 500; or.
IL "a 20, SI0i; DO ~ 43 Ga, Sl00-an sold and
paid by LUCK.
an
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TuE LATEST NEWS.
an TuR STEAMER Alps.
lkn,rr NAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

VI
AhF,'prE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
pos,os, April 1.-THE steamer Alps with
nVssooI dates to the 30th ult., arrived about
~ She brings large freight, chiefly Tor
Canada. ss.;rs ho,w.e, Turkey and
~. "v continued pacific.
hlssIa sIns smoke on the 31,h, of Point Ly mas,
rs as. me, Pacific, and on the 9Th OF April,
ne steamer Asia
We ENGLAND.
III, ordon papers affirm that there are di.
IN the cabinet on important questions,
l,,h,s whether there will be dissolution.
GU" r ,,ssn Victoria had suffered from miscar-
- Init was recovering.
'@s FRANCE.
,r,e in France we're quiet. The Empe-
.orena,ion had been deferred TIL August,
-. p,oe not being able to attend Jill that time.
RTE NADIA family are still at Msrseilles IN
.c}erable health,
p,r,s Monday Erening has not
,oen much business done on Bourse 10 day
S.es we're made at lower figure than on Sa-
la. Bank stock declined 20 francs. Sales
c-.-u..sr.a-a-5alfs were ma e al lU3.. 65c.
ITALY.
:, I,siy arrests continued TO be made OF sus.
ce-s5 parties, and domiciliary visits were the
order OF Tue OdN'
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The French squadron put 10 sea on the 23d I,
,1t.r destination being the Archipelago. I'M
aleasant feelings had arisen in consequence of
lie precpilate step taken in reference TO the
movement Of the feet, and it is reported that
SINE complaint had been made by England
ms rumored that Napoleon feels it sorsly, and
ina; these circumstances have not been limit
e. even TO the point in question, but TO the
or MON entertained by the English Cabinet on
b 5 general policy.
- telegraph dispatch from Vienna, dated the
q5.a Of March, reIterates the report that the
Porte is DESTROYS OF settling amicably all diff
feIences with Russia.
The latest report from Paris also states that
the difference between Russia and Turkey will
De referred 10 the arbitration of King Leopold.
A congress Of The powers interested is propos-
I'd, and Brussels named as the place of con-
ference. The Belgian ministry have held Sc
'e:al meetings on the subject.
INDIA AND CHINA.
A5vices from India stale that the Burmese
mad abandoned Pegu to the British. la China
the rebellion was gaining Roadway.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
News from the Cape OF Good Hope states
peace was proclaimed on the l4Ih OF February.
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l. @Helleway's Ofnsmeur ,.S psu. .
.Ian9erous Wound In the THAI cnr.s 1.
s MsIa ase.-Abou. three years ego Mr Acton. -
Meloourne had his thigh most fearfnIIv Isco.. "
Mnen out riding, his horse running swsv 80 -
ee coming 10 violent collision Win .su ~ ~
80 connned TO his bed for nearly eigbtasr 49,. uo
ths h.e from the accident; and noswithst.na;n,,
successsu Is advice every effort proved nm.
In III. 20 impaired that his life was desnsrsd e
meni 49, ste ne commenced using Hollovsv's ,,,. "a
wound uo rs, which had the effect of hesl;no ~
to sound hs. wonderful rapidity, and restoring hin
pIe Han ~ me Proprietor, 224, Strand. fne.r t.
OF Paten, Mnaon. and by all respectsbI., Vsndan.
and by Thea .s Ne thi oushout the British Emn;r
es at 81 CAM. me United Siates in Pots and b.
sale By the prncips n, and 81 50 each. Whole.
s!r msssrs 4 SANDS Ne, me Union. and
Tha,a LaDD d CO, Richmond VI aofk' and PUR-
larger sizes very Considerable saving in taking ,hs
.s directions for the guidance
affixed to each Pot or Boy s1'usnce OF Patients are
=, ~ Citiz ems ana s1r.n.
sna easy VINO Wish TO get their Hair en-, sisiting
sppIoveS style, should cali ~ the latest
under the American Hotel ana Bathing Saloon
n. B-Hot and Cold Shower Bath.
SUNDAY IyV tn 1s Sas' to half n e snd aad
SINGLE Bath Is CENTS or FIVE tickets for sl
H BEAUTIFUL AGUERRpo
TffES.-The most perfect and mos, ~ o-
uiul Daguerreotypes we ever saw 1and az.
have seen those OF New York. PhiIadelnhis Eve
ton, London and Parii) are those made bv N o
SlMONS, ISL Main Street
His Pictures of Ladies alone are sufficient to placa
him upon the highest round of the ladder Who
has looked upon his pictures of children and fsri.
ly groups without satisfaction and plessureS
Important 10 the Pubiic.-EXPRESS
FOR CALIFORNIA, AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN THE UNION.-We prepared to for
ward daily all descriptions of Goods entrusted to our
charge; also, Drafts furnishe for large small sums
payable at every town city in the United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Notes, Drafts, and Bills with Goods collected and
prompt returns.
Merchants and others, wishing Goods from the
Northern cities will consult their interest by patron
Using the old established and responsible Express of
ADAMS Co.
an l1 No 4 18th Street
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BY James NJ. TAYLOR.
MOST VALUABLE REAL r.,

MI OST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
I'VE ON CARY, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18th
STREETS, AT AUCTION-Win be sold ON Wed.
nesday, Goth April, commencing at o'clock, p 81
upon the premises, that large Brick Tenement and
Lot situated on the South side of Cary street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, and occupied by Mr.
N q Cooper, fronting IS feet and running back l25
feet, more or less, 20 the alley. After which, will
be sold two unimproved Lots. adjoining the above
on the East, each fronting about 25 fest ana ran.
ming back l25 feet, more or less, to the alley
This property being located in the very centre Of
the heaviest business portion of the city, offers
favorable investment to the capitalist
The terms will be-One quarter in cash ba
lance ct l, 2, and years, with interest payable
semi-annualy, credit payments to be secured by a
deed OF trust upon the property.
apps JAS. AZ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATR.-ln pursuance
~ OF decree pronounced in the Circuit Court
OF the City OF Richmond, on the 1lth day of Jan.
vary, 1853, in the suit Of Fitzhugh &c, aggins.
Clarke d ais, the undersigned therein appointed
special Commissioner will offer for sale at IL cIs
n in front OF the Court House of Henrico County,
on the I'd day OF May next, Ghat being Court day )
two acres of Lend, near Shedtown. in the Connty
Of Henrico; also one moiety of lot number twenty.
seven, containing sixty six feet Il Gath streets,
in the City Of Richmond he ID jointly by the estate
OF Iosephus b. Cotton, and the estate of O. Lad 4
TERMS OF SALE One third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and upon credit as to
the residue OF six and twelve months, in equal in.
stalments from the day of SALE the purchaser exc.
cutting bonds for the deferred payments, and the
title to the properly retained until the purchase
money Is paid and conveyance directed by the
Court THOMAS w. boswell,
ap l5-otds Special Commission err
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Destructive Fire.

BosroN, April 1.-THE American Carpet
Factory in Roxsury was fred by an ncenda.
ry and destroyed this morning. 1t was occu,
pied by Eliphalet Baker. The lower story
was used partly as store house, and contain
ed large quaint ~ of wool. Loss $500 600.
one-third of which is covered by Insurance.
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PHILADELPHIA, April A.--There was Sc.
we're blow this afternoon, with thunder and
hghining. The TIN root was swept off Edward s
ne" hotel, on Broad streef below Chesnur.-
Inc root and upper part of four stories on Del.
aware avenue, near Vine street, were blown
down Mr.. Washington Russell, who was pas.
sihg al The time, was severely injured.
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Health of Wee President KING

MOBILE, April l4.-Mr. King, since his ar
rival, has been afflicted with severe spells of
coughing. Last night he rested we'll, and.
seemed decidedly better this morning, but hys
cough returned during the day. Should he,
however, be no worse, he will go up the rv-
er TO his PLANTATION Oh Saturday.
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The Emisratioato California

ST. LOUIS, April ia large number of
emlgrants are in the city, making preparations
TO start overland for California. The first steam
er this season. for Council Bluffs reports
good stage of water, and that the traders ut the
various points had made ample provision for
California, Oregon and Salt Lake emigran,s.
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From Quebec. Can0da.

QUEBEC, April 13.-The Assembly have
adopted the Inspector Generals changes in
the tariff, with the following additions: Salt to
be free; printing materials, excepting paper,
u per cent; produce from the sea and New
toundland, az the same rate as from Nova
Scotia.-yirtually free
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me Rink M"rder-Spring Identified
Statement of S7rino S.r

'S"'e"t " t'pFtHgr &C.
PHILADELPHIA, April l4.-Early this morn.
ing the various persons who saw the man SUD.
posed TO be the murderer of Rink leave his
store shortly before he was discovered in a
dying condition, proceeded to the Jail, and
were taken into Arthur Springs cell, for the
purpose OF seeing whether they could identity
nm as the man. They oil, with but one excep.
ton, agree that the prisoners general appear
ance resembled that Of the person they saw
One OF the witnesses was positive in his iden.
tihcaton of him the man he saw running
from the store.
Subsequently, Spring sent for the grand
jury. and volunteered the following statement
OF his connection with the Rink murder, which
Is regarded, under the circumstances, as more
clearly fixing the guilt on him, although de-
NAL oft He says that he was passing the
store OF Rink on the afternoon that he was
murdered, and hearing the cry of murder"
he entered 10 see what was the matter. As he
passed in,he says that man with bushy whis-
kers rushed by him into the street. He SAYS
ne found Rink lying on the floor, and that he
exclaimed that he was killed. He further
stated that, after assisting him up, he ran out
| IN pursuit OF the murderer, following him down
Chesnuf street, and lost sight ofhim in Eighth
street. He acknowledges having left Ragan's
umbrella IN Rink store, and thus accounts for
| IT, as well as for his being seen running, but
| does not say why he did not give the alarm, or
make this statement betore-nor does he give
any reason for not returning for his umbrella.
That he committed the murder, ahere can
scarcely be doubt now entertained.
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Injured by the Fail ofa Val

WASHINGTON, April 14.-The gable end
wall OF GTeaves' new row of buildings on L,
near Fourteenth street, was blown down this
evening, and Two persons, one Irisbman and
one coloTed laborer, were seriously injured.
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Marine Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-The scsr. No
hawk, Of Boston, went ashore four miles be-
low Indian River las. night. The captain
thinks a steamer could pull her off.
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C0LttSiOnat Sea and Probable Loss ofLife.
kEY WEST, Fla, April 8lh.-The brig Sam.
sou, Captain Wheeler, from New York, four.
teen days, has just arrived, and reports that on
Friday the-day Of March. Of chesapeake
Bay at2 o'clock, A. NJ, during a severe gale,
accompanied with rain and heavy sea, came in
contact with the schooner Prospect, from Porto
Rlco, cargo OF sugar, and bound for New York.
They fortunately succeeded in saving two
female passengers and children, and all the
crew except the captain and one man.
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The UrsuZine Coureat

BosToN, April 13.-The House to-day de.
fealed the bill appropriating fifty thousand
dollars TO aid the sufferers by the desruc ten
of the Ursuline Convent.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER UNION.
LaterJTom AspiaraH and Kingston-MOre
EoJ1

New YORK, April 13-The steamer Union
arrived this evening from Aspinwall, via King
ston, Jamaica, bringing 200 passengers and
$2OO,UOO in gold dust. She left Aspnwsll
on The 3lst March, and Kingston on The 9Th OF
April.
On the 9th inst, in lat 26 deg. 10 min, lon
u deg. % min, she passed steamer, sup
posed to be the Georgia.
Died at sea, On board the Union, OF fever,
James McCaskey, a Methodist clergyman, OF
Washington county, Pa.
The Union brings advices from Kingston to
the 9TH inst. The yellow fever was prevailing
to some extent among the shipping.
The ship Australia, with coolies, from
China, had arrived eff Trinidad. The Austria
La was only 70 days from Namoa, China
The Captain reports that he overlook and
passed the clipper White SqualI in Gaspin
.SuaIghts, and the Atlantic and Flying Cloud
10 South Atlantic.
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H0usdt0nic Tunnel,

BosToN, April l3.-The House committee
has reported favorably on the proposition 10
loan the credit of the State for 50 500 900 10
construct the Housetonc Tunnel.
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The NeU York Legiskature.

M" York, April l3.-The New York Leg.
i stature adjourned sine die his afternoon
i ne no'eInor, however, Immediately issued a
proclamation converting them TO meet again
Tomorrow mo, ning.
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Death of n AfidshfDran8.

PHILADELPHIA, April l4.-Chas. ID. Sparks,
OF Louisiana, aMidshipman, died yesterday on
board the U. s. ship Vincennes.
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New YORK, April I3.-The steamer Ell Do
RADIO, " it'll the California mails and large
number of passengers, sailed at noon to day.
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ArriCaI Of the Store Ship Relief.
New YoRK, April ID -The store ship Re-
lief arrived to-day from Montevideo.
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e RockbrEdge Alum Water, from til.

e RockbrEdge Alum Water, from the
EOckbridge Alum Springs. Va.-This cela
hrsted Water is diarettc, catharIic tonic and se.
rative IN its effects the system. 1t excites the
action of the liver in many cases, in which csiomel
would have no effect.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridge Alum Water for rnanv wears.
in great variety of diseases, has acquired for i,
celebrity rarely if ever equaed and ia steadily in
creasing. The most eminent chemists of the dav
have examined tie Water, and found it possessed
ex extraordinary medicinal properties. Ii has been
declared by the best authorities to be cure for
every form OF Scrofula, Chronic Liver Diseases Ill
Chronic Diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels. Dys.
pepsia Chfoni Diseases of the Eyes hIercular At.
iecrons and particularly adapted to cases of Passive
Uterine Hemorrnage, complicated with deranee.
nent CT toe Liver and Stomach, and many other
disorders arising from mpurity of the blood.
BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists, No l25 Main
street. Richmond, Va, are the sole agents for the
sale OF ROckbrldge Alum Water. Price per
barrel SlO halt barrel Sc; by the gallon SO cents
cash Oh delivery, OF good city acceptance.
The public are cautioned against variety of ar
;icies purportng to be Alum Water Unless il
through US, ii cannot be genuine, and lie no:
from the Reckbrfdge Alum Springs, Va.
ia 2S-CG S3m
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departure Of the Maeeaou,a.

ne" YORK, April l3.-The United States
itisale Macedonia, bound for tbs East Indies,
was lowed 10 sea this morning,
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall street. under the City Hotel,
CHALk'S OLD STAND.
Drawn Nos Carroll, IL, April l4th

Drawn Nos Carroll, IL, April l4th
10 lS 90 81 II 2 81 "A 62 SO
Whole II 62, $500.
To.Dav.-Grand Consolidated, /. Capitals: $780,
2lO, of 10000, OF $500, of 1900, 500 of $50,
&C. as numbers, Is drawn. Tickets $l5-shares
in proportion.
70 numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
AMID SMITH.
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Murderer Sentenced

WILKEsBARRE, Ps April l4.-Reese Evans
was sentenced to death to-day for the murder
of Lewis Reese.
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NO 10 Main sLTett. FlCbLnOn
Sold by al Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
Pnce u per bottle. or six bottles for s.. ap1
Ey From Hon. Jno. III. II. Jerome,
Ma or Of the City af NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

~ FROM Hon. JnO. III. Il. Jerome
Mayor of the City of RaItimore.--MAYoRs
OFFICE-BALTIMoRE, August z3d, 1S52.-I take great
pleasure IN stating that have examined the names
OF those who have signed certificates respecting
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture," and among them
recognize gentlemen of the first respectability viz
jos. n StaPleton, Wm A. SehaeHer, G. Dunan, and
others also cheertuly testify the high standing
OF the house of Messrs Mortimer L Mowbrsy who
for the past ~ years. have enjoyed the entire conf
dence ana esteem both of mere hants and citizens
generally. JNO III T. JEROME
Hampton's vegetable Tincture is purely vegetable
warranted free from all mineral substances This
11nctuTe byits mild pleasant and safe action on the
stomach, liver, kidneys lungs and the nervous sys-
tenn cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, diseases of
the Urinary Organs, Coughs Asthma, Bronchial At
tectlons Consumption, Scrofula, Kings Evil, Worms
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, ST Vitus' Dance Fits
Nervous Affections generally, Fistula, Piles, Bowel
Complaints with all diseases arising from impure
blood. As remedy for the various derangements of
the female system, 1t seems to have no superior.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, containing history
Of this medicine, showing some of the vast number
of cures It has made, at
MORTIMER l. MOWBRAY'S
24o Baltimore ST, and 30i Broadway, N Y.
And by o. A. Strecker, Richmond; DR.. Cooke L Co
Fredericksburg; g. b. Jones L Co. Petersburg, and
by Druggists generally apis
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STR ATT0N's OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Tx 90, April l4th:
6 Is g. 90 ~ Is 10 40 30 SO 10 90
Drawn numbers Delaware, No 90, April Il
To.day.-Deaware, tx g. Capital: 81, 500.
IS NUMBERS, II drawn. Tickets 81.
Also, Delaware, No s2. Capital: S30,l46
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DAGUERREOTYPES
OhU 2 Z Nm EU L L EfSs
Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,

Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since moulding
MouLsoN can take, with prief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful ife-like, finely finished portrait O,
miniature of a relative or friend, severed from III
by distance or death, who would not prize and de-
sire to possess clear, rch-toned, durable Da
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL
SONS Pictures Withstand the test Of time, and are
pronounced BY the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic
Our price for one Of these fine Portraits 10 only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted 10 please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited Il
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and number-MOULSON'S
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, 10 MAR
street. fe 9
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EW- If you Want Something Very Nice
for Tea, send 10 WIN. FALCON1k'S Bakery, l7I
Main Street, abouE o'clock, ?. M., and get some
1ea Biscuits I'M Il-E
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ES NOTlCE-We lake This method o. saying
70 our patrons and friends, that we are now flung
Up hsw daguerrean Gallery at No l4e, on Main
stieet, neh wlIi be ready in few days Persons
wishing nne pictures viii md it TO their interest to
wall until notice ls given which will be very soon.
A&kl5 s. WATSON
sP4~ DagaeETeoiyPist.
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~ VA1 M . W McNC uIu yUu kCt yDuE
JeWeiry Repaisedz IT looks just like
New. Why, st MOUNTAINS of course. He
knows how to repair articles Of that kind, and so
cheap, too. And then he can make any article of
JewelTy you want He has a mandatory con
nected with his store, and Is always resdy TO make
anything in his liae 10 order Give him trial. and
am sure he will give satisfaction.
fine assortment of Watches, Jewelry and Fan.
cy Goods always on hand, which will be sold low
tor cash. Clocks and Watches repaired and war.
rsnted. Don't forget he place. No 2l7 Main Street,
above the Banks. 5. ?. MOUNTAIN.
LBS
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Defeat of the Liquor Lar in Cana,
Departure of the Ell Dorad

QUEBEc, April l4.-The Maine Liquor La,
was defeated last night by vote of 80 to q
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
~ LIABLE PROPERTY ON CLAY STREET.
BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond, the undersigned will cell by pub.
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, on Wednesday.
the 10th day OF Aprii next, at the hour OF O'Clock
? NJ, Lot on the corner of Clay and 9Th streets.
fronting eighty feet on Clay street and running
Thomas w McCance. The lot will be sold entire,
or divided into lots TO suit purchasers. The pro.
perty will be sold without reserve
TERMs.-cash as to the sum Of $780, with in.
terest from 10Th day of March, 1897, until paid,
and credit Of twelve months az to the residue,
JAMES LYONS, Com.
Sale by w. GoDDIr, Auct ma 3l-eodtds
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Nv Office is now opened at No. 3, Governor street
Gate H. g. SCOTS office for the sale OF Lottery
Tickets, where il will give me pleasure to wait on
you. c E. LUCK
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or single
Tickets and shares in shy Of the Maryland Lotte
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