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MANAGES !. OFFICE.

To- MAMIE d. CO.
, ; Eor This Day.-Capitals san ono & ao5
9oUo, i,ooo' lo OF QUO, 10 of 400. 10 of $50 Sc
80 numoefs, Ia drawn. Tickets IS.
Also, the Dollar Lottery.-Cani,a,, e,.oo
1887, l57 of 80, &c. p4'@-s OF sioooi
Drawn numbers Patapscr. ION.
AZ ~ % Is 76 l6 46 Q y :
Drawn numbers Grand Copso;ss,aS
SO 39 Is ~ 43 As SIS SO CO e. "a ~ re "a a. RI
Ticket "a 43 49, $500, do Is "a 76 sSo' - ~ eo
more sold and paid by Two
Drawn numbers Patapaco, SO.
30 81 40 25 70 "a SO 81 "a = SO
:. Half SO 40 62, do sc a. 81. Two more s,a,
paid by LICK
Drawn Eos Of Pstapsco, gs:
81 50 "a sc 33 ls &c 81 81 So 40 so
Ticket 8 81 So, do ls 81 66-two more sold and
paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos Nd Consolidated, la:
A 80 10 60 50 go &c 4 &c 63 81 II 65 Is
Ticket 2g 80 So, 500; do 3. &c II, S5o-two
more sold and paid by LUCK.
DrawE Nos OF Carroll Co, IL:
% So ~ 81 81 43 8 q 75 81 ) 4s rs
Halt 30 81 ~, 500, Two more prizes sold and
DO u SO, 100, paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos vi S0souehanns, II:
% 80 80 SO IS 10 65 SO Is IS 4.
Whole % So, $500; DO 80 SO a., S2-0; quarter
l6 Sc, s200-sold and paid by LUCK.
mn %
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A CCTiQN Sac ,Jr EoIrspuotn AVN
= hIICHEN FURNITURE. LIBsAgY. C.
on Inesdey Morning, 18th instant, commeu.
ens q. ~ eock, E, the residence Of Mr. Ira Tichi
hor, on marshall street, between 5th and 9th win
soc at aacIon, his entire Household and Kitchen
consisong in part OF OLD fashioned carved Secrs.
sary ano book' Case, ard = email Bookcases. i ola
fashioned Sofa, handsome parlor Stove. Sioeboard
l / maroie top frame s:deboard, dozen mahogany
cushioned Rocking Chair, 2 dezenrusa ses, Chair
rush seat Arm Chairs, marble top Centre Table.
Dining Tables, Carpets, mahogany Wardrobe- OK,
ceilenr patent spiiag Msltress and Bedding. 5 ma.
hogsny Beds;eads, mahogany Bareaus' Wash.
stands, bathing Tub, lot Plants an excellent. ls-pa
Cooking Stove, 10 burn either wood or coal.
The Library consists wholly OF valuable works
Literary, Classic, scientific, Legsl and Poetcal.
Terms Cash SAFE 10 be conducted By
NH 81 GEO SUMNER Auctr.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Washington Hems.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-It is believed
.hsttbe New York and Philadelphia nomina-
MS will be sent into the Senate tomorrow. -
+, very doubtful whether Schell or Law
'snce will be rendered the collec,orship of
New York, but the friends of the former to day
are very sangd'ne.
The Baltimore appointments NAV not be
,,sde until after the Adjournment of the Sen.
.,e hg, il is considered certain that Col. Da.
vs. will be made collector, Ex-Governor Thorn.
sc bejng otherwise provided for. The rumors
- the contrary, there is the best reason for
foiiev;ng, are without foundation.
The Philadelphia nominations stand as al.
u, ~ sent.
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Hy George i. @en.aSr.

VERY RARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR PR
VATE HOUSEKEEPERS-SALE Or THE
FURNITURE BELONGING To TIE UNION
RoIEL,"-(in Tuesday. the 9Th day CT 4 pru
commencing at 10 oclock IN the morning, will bs
sold the entire F1rniture belonging 10 Inc House
amongst which wi. BE found
A very superior set OF black walnut Dining Ia
5ies, made expressly 20 order, good Us new, a1o
CAPABLE Il dining from 10 10 100 persons
Fa:lor Furpiture-tTu fashionable civ made So
faS, nahUe any Chairs and Rocking Chairs, ma
hogany marble top Centre Tables, al Of whicE are
city made 10 order: one silt frame Mantel Mirrer
Carpets, &c.
Bedroom Fa-nituIe-FGom 60 to Is Beds, and
very best Curled Hair Mattresses, made expresglv
TO order, in excellent condition, having been very
little used; Bureaus, ard ether chamber furniture,
&c, &c.
TZREs-An sums UrGer $50, cash; fr Suns of
$50 and upwards, tour months credit Tor apprl we'd
negotiable notes
Notice.-Should the sale not be completed Oh
the first day, 1t will be continued the cay follow.
ing. commencing at the came hour.
E7023 GEO. J SUMNER, Aucr
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DAttTEisRS ttTYPEr..

Would yoo keep those priceisss treasures
Memories Of lol,g vanished pleasures,
And preserve tvr yoas 5eho!d!Eg,
Eorms and faces long since mCulding7
@GCLsOE can take, with Driei e.deavor,
ace ana form hat last forever
truthful, 1.e--tke, finely finished portrait or
= -G'2Te OF relative or friend, severed from US
TT C.s.ance or death, wro would not prize and de.
t..a - pGssess L crea.. r.ch-toneG durable Ua.
( s..scrype IS sn oJ.ect rarely seen. But MCUL.
.y%S Pictures Withstand The test c: time and are
p -ncac by the h;s:sst authority. u4sur passed
Or e.--e- EIcg the Atlantic
J-- f,r--e Eor Ike q tEese Ere Portraits ia c2Y
rNL DOLLAR cUaap .=te. and warranted 10 please
- 70 sale.
s:-sage:s and citizens aee cordially i1v:.ed to
O. e-1 examine specimens.
Observe The name and uunber-H0ULSON'
Saw Sd Side gnt Daguerrean Gallery, 10 s;ain
f-1es. 10 .
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4 SAD ACCt0ENT.-We regret 10 learn that
.ay.. painful and severe ucciGen. happened
10 t. s.n Of ~. Roy Mason, ESQ, ot King
George =. H., On Wednesday last. Ii cp-
pears tlat the little fellow, only y years of
tgs, had jumped Hehind vehicle sergaa,
vas driving from the stable, when his leg be-
cane entcugied in one OF tie wheels, which
made one or two revolutions before he was
discovered. The bones up to end above the
a9ee were broken and pgouuded through the
ssla IA most shocking and G2aoglet condi-
-.y@. A.npUtatioa was resof;ed 10. which the
yo-:a : SAID 10 have L0rue wiki heroic resolu-
,oa, and at last accounts it was thought he
would survive ihe accident. Tie deepest SYM
73,Aiss OF the friends Of the family, who are
LI.nerous, have been excited by this unfortas
cete Gh4ir.-Fred. HeralG.
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Later from Baenos liares.

Nrw YORK, March &C -Adyces have been
.,-eyed from Buenos Ayres to Jan. 2Oth.--
ne CITY was still closely besieged, and Skin.
. s.es took place daily. The governor had
s.Ied proclamation requiring all males 10
sp..e 10 driving off the insurgents, and conse-
gently nearly the whole population were
..7;er arms. There was no prospect OF the
sege being raised, Ursuizs having immense
tfaence with the country people. Produce
Vas scarce and business suspended.
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Co.fsien of Harder-Fatai Result.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.--Carson EN-.
-,ors awaiting sentence for the murder OF
Christopher Soossn, has confessed that the
-r.,rser was pefpetrated by his accomplice,
Eerie While he was with him, precisely as
,es,ifed 10 on the trial.
Eeraard Morris died at the PENNSYLVANIA
yr.pilsl TO day. He fell in the street few
.s,s since, in fit. He is said to keep a
Hcvor store in Baltimore, and was on his way
Nnrn
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SPRING. THE MCRDERERr.-Pbe

SPRING, The MCRDERERr.-The Baltimore
san, c: Monday, says:
Spring sill! persists in his innocence. On
day, Ills said, he was asked whether he
-ud any unkind feelings towards his son ar
t-l! Yes" replied he, Il will never forgive
-.Ma3 long as | live; ne mas been the cause
vra nay trouble. will 90 10 the galows with
ssngeance against Byrne, and with my las
J-aa.2 all execrate the name aad memory OF
~ SON." ByEne is the officer who induced
IT, S. : 20 fGske confession.
Arthur. the son OF the convict, having been
presented with smal! sum OF money, placed
5 , 10 ne hands o. an officer, TO pay Inc owner
y lie coat when he Acknowledged OIL the Wit
res t2nl he had stolen.
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Sailing Of The Hermann and Glasgow.

NEW YokK, March 26.-The steamship
Hermann, for Southampton and Bremen, sail
siL, noon to-day, with seventyiye passen-
-ers. but 20 specie. Among her passengers
tra 81. Thorbecke and Chas. E. Mathie, OF
a.umcre, and Captain F. G. Dallas, L. 5.
navy.
Tie steamer Glasgow also sailed to-day
ur Glasgow, with one hundred passengers.
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, March 28.-Sales of 200 bbls.
Flour, at 81 c.
NEW YORK, March 2S-Sales of 5000 bbls.
Flour, at $4,3l to s4.37 for State, and $4.75 to
50 for Southern. Yellow Corn 65 cts.
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EeNNsZ ASLorP

Nfw YORK, March 27.-The ship F. ].
HleaeIhausen, hence for London, went ashore
% West Bank yesterday. A steamer has
gone to her assistance.
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JAMES A. HARRINGTON,
NH 2l-d&w2w* No. lS4 Main and 9th 6
IL rheumatism Cpred-Ei.ht Year,

IL rheumatism Cured-Eight Years
neutrality-suspicious. can't stand before the ICON.
deyJtt Cure Of HamptOR's Vegetable Tincture-
Nessrs MoG-1NER d MowBKAV - Gents - 2
wife was to- more thsn eight gears, egrest
sufferer from Chronic lufamatury Rheumatism:
at times sne was entirely helpless ner limbs
mucn swollen, her hands contracted, and to ap.
pearence Gu: Of Joint. Sne had the advice Of the
best payg;cians, tired the various Enineuts and
other remedies she had heard OF but received bat
partial, ifa1y relief
SIZE obtaiaed your E2mpton's Vegetable Tine.
ture, whtca | must say, she took without any ad.
vice, then nad TO confidence 10 its curing her,
as she has tired many remedies before (aIl prom.
islng 10 cU-e) without any success
an EoW happy 10 say your invaluable Tincture
has restored Ger to perfect health, which continues
&c this date Ter present appearance is that of the
picture Ct Heath itzet, she not having any attack
tor year or more.
Before taking the Tincture, she was also subject
10 severe Attacks Of tn headache; tEey also are
cared. she teeio truly grateful for her cap2y res.
torstioc By your TiEcture and confidently com.
meads il 70 ne afflicted, rejoicing 70 hear the great
success that ATTENDS It's use.
row truly believe il TO be an unequalIed rnedi
ciLG. You're,
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LAuHAhT'S GfFlCR.
18th Street, under Exchange HStsI.

Drawn Nos Delaware Extra, 73, March &c:
50 Is sc 10 "a 25 81 Is 49 81
Drawn numbers Delaware. Class c, march &c:
55 80 80 65 l2 IL CO So SO AZ Al
Whole ticket AZ SIS IS, prIze OF sl0e0; do 80
a. prize of $3.50; halt ticket IS II, prize Ut
$1,000, 81 sold by LAMbERT.
To.Day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Class
No II Capitals: $40 900, 1905 5000, 30G0, l,6Ou,
1921, 100 CT 500, &c. Il Nos, IL 0Tawn. Lex
etc IS.
Also, a Ore Dollar Lottery. NH 90
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sECuND DISPATCH.

NEW YORK March 2S.-Antigua dates to
March nave been received. A boat had ar
rived there with seven persons, a pc rtion of
the crew OF the clipper ship Golden Gate,
Golden light recently burnt at sea.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


W AnUA1LE REAL ESTATE ON
mr. nnhnkLIh AND 25TH STREETS CHURCH
- m FOR SALE AT AUCTION Nill be sold
,n;.s. .eseays de 5th April 1853, upon the pre-.
de bs,s sc ra e N o'clock 2 N, thsf vslns
so.r.i Lot with the improvements thereon)
lCsmsriy occupied By the late Mr Simon Cul,sn--
fas 10. nonis on the east side Of 25th street I65
Isets extends On franklin street ls2 feet II win
Sg a,siaea INTO lots e suit purchasersa map Of
This property 10 located 10 mos, +, aass,onee-
VI the city, and hss fine view OF Jsu,ss Rivslp
lERMs-One fourth cash; balance 81 r "a
" months ior negotiable notes. n,sres, sdss s ~.
cured oy tras. oeed. The taxes for the presen,
By request Of tee owner
mn 2S W COMM
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. TIE WORLDS FAIR.

A.
~ HARRINGTON, importer, manufactur.
er and wholesale and retail dealer ia oil d Havana
and Principe Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, Cigar
Cases, Canes. Portmonias, &c. Also, a general as.
sortment OF fce-cut Chewing and Smoking Tobac
CO. The attention Of the public is respectfully so.
lcited 10 the large and desirable stock have on
hand, which VIII be sold at the lowest msrke;
price.
Il, B.-A fresh supply of F. Good win & Brothers.
fne.cut Chesing an1 SIN king Tobacco shortly to
arrive at 81 so snd s. per gross. Try some of this
tine article. For sale by
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IS Change Of Baura.-EEcreased Rate
q sPeed.-oee what adams & Co. 6.e cuiny
pr t-e.- patrons The Express now leaves Bal
1leore t : o'clocZ ? Il, 10 charge III experienced
nc t-s,y agents, and arrives In Richmond 2! 81
4 90 gos ordered BY this morning meal wi!
y 1t-'eFoa Io-4CrTow morning without 4a,l.
va L7pr"ss To- the Norm Eas. and West now
-.9les AT g A-g.rives u Baltimore at an early
1--- .-Et morning.
1saas and Brokers viii please take notice, tIa.
~ -ts cAange they will lie z eatly accoZuul1 dated
a-:s o. kag-ai.C, Ireland an5 Sc3tlsn6, Tor sale
q sA!s G-lce. ADAMS d co.
70 l4tE street. Richmond Va
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SUICIDE FROM RAPPIH Gs.-Ebenezer Pope,
respectable citizen Of Milton, Mass, hung
a'@seifin his barn, on Thursday. He leaves
-a@ily. Insanity, resulting from the rapping
1sl1s9n, caused the aourniul act. IL was
one c; HE seiect:nen of the town. SYLVIA
Beech, & maiden lacy. committed suicide ny
asng'ng, ct New Ashford, Nass., last week.
Cgose said 10 nave been religious excitement.
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NDfVIDED MOItIY OF HOUSE AND
u LOT AT ROCKETS AT AUCTIOE.-Wili
be seid on Thursday, :he 3lst dag OF March, at 4
O'Clock, P. NJ, upon the premises. one undivided
uoiety Of that large house and lot, situated at Rock.
etts fronting on Bloody Run street, near Taliafer-
ros Mil, and formerly owned by Robert Craddock
The lot fronts 22s feet on Bloody Run street, and
runs back 277 feet
clEKMs-One'third cash. balance at4 and months
toriiy. las NJ TAYTOR
NH q 49,,
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- Cherry PecIoraI.-We have departe,

- Cherry PecIoraI.-We have departed
from cur usual rule IL regard the advertising of
Medicines, in admitting the notice Of the Cherry Pee
torgl our coIumns II is not patent medicine but
one, the contents of which, well known to the
medical profession, and which has proved highly
beneficial in the OF number of our acqualnt-
ances, who were seriously afflicted with pulmonary
complaints. Some Of most skilful and eminent
PLY slcians recommend it to their patients in theil
regular practice, and feel that comforting
Louisville Oh. Advocate. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD i co,
fe q Richmond
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EXTENSIVE l,,Ds.5 ass9r,meEt Of sprias Goods.

No Ill 1icie.Street
EsAyE received tnei- spEpg assortment Of Boots.
"a SAoes, htts, C:ps IIuilks, So.e and Upper
Leather. French and AMERICAN Gait sking lipsno
AND Binding Skins, Shoe Thgef d. Letter, Noie and
wrapping feper dc. &c, comprising one Of the
largest and best selected stocks they have ever Rad
country nercEaLss are respectfully rec Tested to
eAsHiiAs cur slcck az We are confident they will
ha6 /. as low, il not lower, than Tie game ousu
tues ana sizes can D. bought i'll any market north
or Richmond. IT. tA-oy !,
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Concord Election

CoSccED, March 26.-Al The Charter cleo
son yesterday the democrats were success
i'll. carry ing , wards out Of 7. There was no
.-o.ce for mayor.
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BY James NJ. TnyIo-

7 A e G Z BRICK sTABLE ANN Urn ~,
II CHURCH HILL At AUCTION-vyiI -. VI. W
on Thursday 3lst March, at Al o'clock. ? n no
the premises, that large brick stable s;trs,sa -
the South side of Frank in street, On Cburch Nh
Immediately in rear OF the residence Of .ir. H. r
Pairo The stable has been recently built ara ss
one and half stories high. The lot fronts &C feer
and runs back l 10 feet.
TERMs-One-ttird cash, balance at six and twelve
months with interest, and secured by q deed Of
trust. JAS M TAYLOR
mn 81 Auctr.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


FROM ice TO 100 BEAUTIFUL,
=, BUILDING LOTS IN The TOWN OF .FUL.
ETTs, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -Wil be sold
on Thursday. April 18th, 1853, commencing ii
- ocicck, on the premises from 100 to $50 beau.
.lui Building Lots In this fast improving part OF
Capitalists can be assured of making good in.
sesnents, and persons Of limited means can, for
amount OF money, procure for their families
he ~. home. fine spring Of water from
we,,h ~. Erin" spring. runs through this land,
49, ~. small price, can be carried into every
s,,ca = plat of the property can be seen a, the
'" Tr o. the Auctioneer In few days.
and ~ -one.iourth cash; balance at three, sig
sed nne months for negotiable notes, interest ad.
mi co ieo oy trust deed, or title retained,
w. GODUiS. Auct
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A. DslINIsTRATGA,s SALE Of IA "
IA B0OKS.-The very valuable Law Library Of
the late Samuel Taylor, Esq, will bo sold o.
THURSDAY, March 3lst, 1873, in the roems over
the store Of kias Hale Main street, {: 10 clock
An.
This collection embraces al the naost important
Works On Law, and is especially rich in ire 1um
Der of its Reports comprising, uesides Ine English
most Of the Reports of tie different States.
George NJ. West d Brother will purchase fol
any person unable 10 attend, and catalogues can be
procured Of them On Monday, 18th inst.
> Ef
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the Dental profession Of the Slate Ct Virginia
informed tbs. the sole agents for the sale
Of Dr. Aliens improvement in this State, and are
prepared to sell ctfce rights and 10 give ali the
cess airy instruction or Reasonable terms.
We have used this improvement in our practice
long eHeugh to thoroughly les, lis I.eri;s. and are
sGed that il is Ike greatest Improvement ever
made in mechanical Dehts,!v. We viii cheerfuily
answer 81 questions in regard 10 this Improvement
address WAET 81 MAH0NY, Dentists.
NH 29-ts Richmond, Va,
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WANTED.

w ANTED-To purchase, a small House and
w Lot, suitable for small family, in, or on tue
suberbs OF the city-title to be good. For such az
will suit S450 or $500 will be psid-S350 in cash
and the balance at 4, 8 and ~ months, OR and Il
months secured by negotiable notes, satisfactorily
endorsed. deea to be given a; once, &C.
For further information address note TO " Ad
vertiser Tor House." through the Post Office
stating particulars of the loc alton @: tie lot sno
where an interview can be had, &c.
NH 29-lt*
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z Nelfcate Females and Yufauts will
i'4 bA-L&.a PREMIUM kITTERS grand DE-
sG-r1jea Il !a-ir efforts 10 restore heaith. These
t,''eEs are FroE9ulced Dy these WHO have used
lle1 enc d the aaest tUaics ever d g2ovr5cd-fgr.
we tAy stree EEtal the systeln, purify the bood
Ls5.,lI4l dleest,on, they also dispel e,t9.ui and
eca lie, sesi7l" eaG energy to both body and mind
Le-1s prepared from purely vegetable materials
ne fEopleIor confidently c0n1racnds them to per.
sIas o. al ages, xes al1 conditions in lite.
To oe hsd In Richmond q, the Drug Stares oe
Flfce-, Laid & Co, Bodeker, hdie & GRAY. Ben.
6et . heers AID GaynUr & Wood, Main street; n
ar, "m P Ladd end Ssabr0ok i, Bfera. sick.
" e. C1ss Al-lspaugA, ard Thomas d. McCar.
- ma II
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PlNEY FUikT LINE TO BAL rIMUKE
"a. II CO ssSsss@s - +

PlNE1 fOlNl LINE ~ BAL IiMORE.
a 50 -; , -
on monday Oh eucA wSek-Eare ga only.
fENHE pubic are hereby informed that the com.
Z tCItable and expeditions steamer F0whu
tan. CAPTAIN Charles Z. Mitchell, having been en-
ireiy retltted enlarged, and improved in every re.
spect, Is nov On the rOuIe between Richmond aud
Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical
line, Will leave Richmond by the morning train Oh
Monday OF each week, a: O'Clock, 4. NJ, and
reach Baltimore in the course OF the IL ht proba
bly, by midnight, thus securing a connection with
the different lines Out Of Baltimore the following
morning, i'll any direction Returning, passengers
will leave Baltimore on the G'terno1u OF Wednes
day of every week. al 81 O'clock, P NJ , and con-
meet at the creek the following morning with
The train ot the Richmond, Fredericksburg and 70
Iomac Railroad Company, winch arrives il Rich
moud on Thursday, Z. O'Clock. P. 81.
Fare in either direction, S.; forward cabin pas.
sengere. QnclGGiEg negls) "a 81.
Fare for first class passengers beiwasn Baltimore
ana hilsdeiph;a by the Eew Castle and Frechtuwl
line, 81 So For second q ss do - 50. Making
the whole fare from Richmond % Phi.ade la by
this agreeable line, 81 so only for first class pas
sengers, and % for second class do
For further particulars through tickets ap-
ply the Office of the Richmond, Frederick burg
and Potomac Railroad Company.
J 3 WINSTON, Ticket Agent
Office R., F. & P. Il. T. Company,
Richmond, March ~, 1873 NH 90
& RTfCLEs USEFUL 40 EVERY
n Observation-Disclosures Mats, Butter Prints,
Clothes Hampers Market Baskets. round, oval aGa
iqaare; brass hoop cedar Cans, brass hoop cedar
Buckets, Egg Whips, Mes: Tenders, Pastry Boards,
Wood Spoons, Trays, Spice Boxes, Stop Buckets,
Toilet Sets some beautiful patterns; Fan lily Grind.
stones, GridiTons Sauce Pans, Tea Kettles Dcst
Pans, Feathe: Brushes, Hand Bells Cullcrdefs, 8
large assortment; OF Block Tin Ware Of every de-
EcTlpiion, Lemon SQaeezers, Kite Boxes, Tea Can
isters, white Wash Brushes, together with large
assortment Of China, Glass and Earthtn Ware. All
the above articles, vita many others can be found
al bULKLEY d cos,
NH 20 1877 Mein street
NIAhS EUt1 fANTA4.@.-b.ue, white,
" straw ana black wetered Silks; white and all
colors plain Slks; with Fringes 70 mach do do.
c. MAXWELL Il co,
NH 90 Opposite swan Tavern.
DINE APPLES AND BANANNAs.-JusE
received q small lot OF these fine fruits; also,
few very sweet Havana Oranges, by
JUAN PIZZINI,
NH 90 Next door TO Exchange Bank.
a KTIsT-' CULOKs AND BRUSHES,
IA Jus! TO hRnd-enibracing everything used III
Oil Painting These in need can rely upon the
quality, Is ueing OF the best English For sale by
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EsAN-. Fans. EANs.-kieganS Spanish
L. Stick, Feather, Silk and sandal Wood Fans
slme very handsome Tor saie by
X NJ ZIMMERMAN,
ch 30 Coner Main and 18th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-29
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF A HOUSE and

HCSTEE's SALE OF A HOUSE and
Luz ON MARSHALL STREET.-By virtue
u q oeeo Q. trust, executed By Edward Crouch and
gt5 ~ '1e subscriber as trustee. dated 24th March
1901: ana duly recorded in Henrico County Court,
ana n aceoreance with the provisions thereof, be.
ing requested oy the assgrees Of the beredciaries
a a 60 IN SAID deea,f shall, en- Friday. the rst
oaI =. 1p. II neAt commencing at O'CLOCK. P. NJ,
property conyeyedin said deed, being lot OF LAND
situateo in the county Of Henrico ca the sour SIDE
OF or Marshall street, its Western tern1ina.
tlon: opposite me residence Of Mr. 7 Isbei front
ing 30 feet AID runDing back l4l lee: 81 inches and
upon which 'ot stands three story brick horss
nearly Few, aid now occupied by said Crouch
The title 10 ire above property is beljeyed m IA
good, but acting es trustee shall ccEvev win the
usual warranty only.
Terms viii be made known at the esIe.
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