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supreme Court Of the United states.

"WEDNESDAY, January 8, 1888.
No. III. j. WiswalI, rs. Lessee OF 4. Hall 81 al In
error TO the circuit of the United States for Ala
bama Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion OF this
court. reversing the judgment, Of the said circuit court
and remand'ng this cause for further proceedings, in
conformity 10 the opinion of this court,
No. 80. VIM. Hopkins efat Us Jacob Barkmao In er-
ror 10 the supreme court OF Arkansas Mr. Chief Justice
fancy delivered the opinion OF this court, affirming the
iudgmsat OF the said supreme court in this cause with
costs
No 81 r. n. De Lane a al. appellants, Us. A. B.
Moore Il al The Argument, OF this cause com.
menced by Mr. Reveriy Johnson for the appellants
continued by Messs Davdge and Bradley for the appel
lees.
Adjourned until to- morrow at II clock.
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sales To-Day.

by j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
FURNITURE, STOVES, CRoCKERY, AND GLASSWARE AT
nuctonBy virtue of deed Of
Thursday morning. the 9th 10 O'Clock the
auction OF Jas q. MCGUIRE and kitc
furniture, comprising
Mahogany sofa paroT chairs
Do secretary and bookcase
DO msrbieop tables
DO dressing bureau washstands
DO rocker,
Refrigerator, show cases, tables
Looking glasses, clock, high stools
Bcdstcads, mattresses, holsters, and pillows
Decanters, winegssses, tumbex
Punch pitchers, Britannia tureens, castov
Tumbier -draines, dish covers,
Plates, dishes, and hc
Carpets oilcloth stair rods
Franklin
Terms twenty-five dollars and under, cash sum,
credit Of so and 30 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
interest THos L. POTTER,
Trustee.
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE,
Jan Sd Auctopeer.
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Ny y. g. MCGUIRE. Aues,on..r.

rrRUsTEE's SALE OF ELIGIBLY SITUATED HOUSES AMI
Lors, north street, between i3h and lsh suse.-Ry
Of deed OF trust bearing date AID August
recorded in LberJ A. g. No % foos 500 Ac subscriber viii
public highest bidder, Monday 9TH dsy 81
February ~ O'clock hall
ofios No n In No 49, fronting feet inches nor,
18th 18th ~,
i0S ~ feet alley with building.
which II well built story
easements.
The Of sale win be half cash day Of SALE the
nine twelve months, for bearing
from secured by deed upon property n
complied the 81. M
property resod purchs.~,
upon notice. Al oonveysncnr expense OF ,b
purchaser.
cHAs. =. WALLACE Trpst.e
JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
ens-Na~sds Ancton@er.
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COMMERCIAL
Ngw YoaK. January A, II

Ngw YoaK. January A, 1883.
The new year has commenced with extraordinary
prosperity The supplies Of produce are abund
and the markets. both at home and abroad show ndi-
cations Of absorbing large quantities at rising prices The
hange OF commodities between the interior and the
seaboad and between the ports aud other Countries has
been very large and expansive The importaons Of the
year, indicator in the returns oil the custom
house at New York. have been large during the
wear in proportion TO the exports los The preceding
year and the demand for goods has been much greater
The imports exports Of good, at the port OF New York
have been i follows;
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The greatest proportion OF the
has only been changed into ngots OF $40 each. are
currency than the dust itself Those large coins
adopted for the purpose OF being accommodated
the paces OF the Philadelphia Mint instead of creating
mint the wants OF the country in relation
age. or S5l $685. 3s OF gold coined Philadelphia during
the past year, only S7,sl4 o5s currency tho balance
ingos for exploration.
Money is becoming daily abundant. The amount
paid here and in Boston for government State and cor
pora,ion purposes is not short OF Sl000000o and
seeking investment in all directions, giving spur to most
means CT speculation The exchange market Is heavy and
few bills sell over % for sterling.
Produce is very firm Tor amos, all descriptions Wool IL
in demand al high and firm rates The quantity In the
country is not large, and the stocks in the tiles are fol-
lows
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No fleece is held at - Cotton has been pretty
active spiDners' account These have hitherto
bought very freely under the hope that large
ceipts would soften prices. The weekly sales now
about 800 bales l0l for Atlantic fair I0l n for New
Orleans fair Flour hiss been dull under the per
Pscihcsales straight State, 85 ~ IS IS mixed west
IS 80 50 62 Corn is rather dull ~ old round
yellow. Pork Is dullsnles old prime SI6 do SIG
So mess Sls 37a Batter is nml6 10 cents Ohio
20 ~ daes Irish has sold freely auction
for West India demand Rice is In demand So rs
81 IL. Tobacco, low grade Kentucky, Al cents
Freghs quite firm al 81, 81. for -four Liverpool ;
grain l0id cotton al The clippers for California continue
make immense ireghi. and the shipping interest gem
orally is very fourishing.
The stock market is getting active and prices for
the anciesn nd vancing without any change
this week. Yours, PRENTICE.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
January :, 1888
A mark Of 10 the cf Commodore Charles w.
Msrsan died Washington city morning Of the Sab Of
January while Of the hayward there, the
wi he hcssd
asd thirteen fred ths day after The
rscept II III osder.
oe~s Il the and marin. corps win The len
y sov hivU day.
JOHN r. KENNEDY,
Secretary Of he Navy.
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y Madaae Rosalls Dyaa -fno"io Nopsih IL Penn
Ball. Muster keAolGs GoodaA, aud Mr. GoodaH
TIE dear lie AzIscs Maxine pleased sts4
they have effected engagement with the
individually who will in their unique entsftainnenu
nightly during lneir brief al Iron Hall
Madame RosALIE DURAND.
Prens Louisville Journal "We scarcely
Her prepared TIE
bhode aud not disAp
pointed Nothing VI hef
Her every No vocalist,
since Jenny Lind has with much enthusiasm
Sig. ANTONIO NovELLI
truly magnificent exceedingly noh
cultivated TO the highest degree OF perfection
Master N. G. lie Petit OLE BULL,
aged years. astonishing perfection dim
compositions for the violin by Beoyen endessohn spo
Psganin dc Beriot Maysede', Ernst A.d Arot, Ghy ac
Mr. GOODAIL
Is eminent voinst and violoncelist
s1o forte from the mandatory Of -.
and invite the
carefully prepared and instruction
all told thai will
Indeed
Interest little Aztecs impurt
children under price
Doors open daily from ~ TO ~, Stoo, and 2 to9.
Programme changed nightly
Jan 8
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Prices Of admission Private borcs, Is dress circle and
susste, 50 cent. children under half
Is cents orchestra seats 70 cents family circle, third
tier, 80 cents colored gallery, rs cents
Doors 6k O'Clock the curtain will he raised
Jan
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Bank of Washington,
January 4, 1883.
THE this bank have declared dividend
los, months. payable Stockholders on de-
sns-d3df JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
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NOTICE TO BOARDING HOUSES Abou, The Is, Of I

NOTICE TO BOARDING HOU6ES.-About the LAT Of
tember black leather trunk tsuch generally
packing hoes ned with private belonging member
Congress- missd by mistake
boarding houses Of this keepers thereof respectfully
auesed should he found
information the undersigned who will defay ali
liberal reward for the recovery Of the sent him
Capitol.
Jan A-1 q. w. STEWART.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH BOOKS AT AUG
II uonOn Thursday the 9Th instant, auction
store al the corner Of 9th street and Pennsyvana
ing early Ensaht 500 volumes French books, comprising
soment OF historical literary other
which bound in calf large
correspondence o Louis XVI large
dictionaries with
we don't know how 10 enumerate
Those wishing purchase will please
examine for themselves. GREEN sGoTT,
Janf-d Auctioneers.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
b. A. Sole Lessee
Last right bat OF The engagement OF the
BATEMAN CHILDREN.
Or THURSDAY EvHsIxe, Januays,
Tho evenings performance will Of
BOX AND cox.
Amer which will be presented, first Washington,
hrHied from
MERCHANT or VENICE
To be followed by the popular comedy OF
HER ROYAL HIGHNEss
To conclude with the farce Of
BOX AND cox MARRIED AND SETTLED
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n an emiuenl yiolini., and yioloncelli.,
Iron Hall,
Pennsylvania aDse, tstussn NnA and Tenth stv ssis.
A NEW RACE OF PEOPLE,
~ II IL ~ ID L. n

THE AZTEC CHILDREN,
will Thursday evening nex
7ocock and continue limited number of days three times
day.
Doors open 49, s, and Lectures T.
and =, daily A lecture exhibition.
THE entirely type ofpeopls,
heghla kind OF human before with physi
through thought and association,
public observing, aud
ualng differently from all other people.
Tickets IS children half price. ts,
folks altogether the greatest phenomena Of
climes, that cas forth
before by The vtcf
il afhrm hat everywhere admitted.
public Of diminu
the United evidence Of positive
exhibitions
Philadelphia They specimens Horace Greeley
mannkn
Of the Brownies" Boge and other fancu OF
pear look Of authenticity priority
they the old amy Of human nsure and
mushrooms Of to day.
REMARKS.
These people moth and tE
They dwarsare perfectly formed IN
and dispositions perfectly accordance
the different
The girl sews and nurses her doll
The young plays his fiddle and drives his horses.
Maxine weighs - pounds, BaTtola only IL.
. about 10, and Maxine 10 years of sgc. N
The lady is 20A, boy 33l inches high. ,5lgH
They active playful happy; they yenaculsr Ian
they variety Of English words and understand readily
all said 10 them.
The girl il actually pretty.
you Of the quaint old idols the Aztecs
describe mpossbe they complete pu1xle all
beholdes In word, they unlike anything but themselves:
by Jshn l.. Stevens esq and other travellers.
Dec 29-d2w
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CAHD-The attention OF cabinet makers, carpenters, ana
IL builders respectfully and
nut lumber which will take place street
opposite the OF The
lumber Of fne quality The sale viii worthy their
attention. = -
For further particulars advertisement
GREEN SCOTT
Jsno-d Aucioneers
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inauguration Of Statue Of General Andrew jack
som NJ the City of Warrington ON the Sun OF JAM
The following gentlemen are appointed
upon the occasion:
WIN. A. spencer, Perry E. Brocchus,
VIM S. Gi,ing., R. semmes,
p barton Key, Clement Hill.
J. IL. Bennett,
Lambert 8. Norwood, Robert T. Spence,
Royston Belts Vim. B. Bowie. IT,,
Isaas benson, 3. L. Lewis,
d. RatcIif Henry Haw,
j. N. Minnix, Leon. Barnard,
VIM. u. Magruder, Rich G. Marriott,
j sewal VIM. Thomas,
Rich. T. Merrick, Thomas Rely
Thomas Gait, George Philips
George B. sPs' R.as Charles s s' L. Woodbury.,
Charles Howard, DIR. Sanders,
y IIs'y WILSON, H, w H. Hacker,
+. L. Brocssu, James Owner,
II. II. Heath, A. r. Wioar,
r. Key Howard, Henry @. Stanton
H ". NJ. oSsr,on. John II sothsron,
| Hiram Wsibridse, Thornton Gdim.ley,
I'd B. Buchanan, John J. Bersi.
4. Robinson, J. d. Fairbanks,
N. MinniI, 7. Thenly,
v. NJ. Burchs, T. ~ staston,
day report Col. VIM. Hickey, who will assign
to their proper positions
through proper
ocers personally by letter. the chief marshal
possible
especially requested carriages
nue. during the progress Of the procession.
DRESS.
Chief marshal yellow rosette aids to chief
marshal marsha cherry
bearing baons
pondng the color Of their
The aids and assistant marshals
chief marshal al The National Hotel early possible.
GEO. w. HUGHES,
Jan 5-dN Chief Marshal
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CARDThe attention Of members Of Congress per-
sons wishing purchase French books Il respectfully invited
to the sale OF i've hundred which
ton Of 9th avenue,
Thursday, the 9th instant
ble and the sale will be well worthy their
GREEN SCOTT,
Jan cd Aucioneer.
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Brilliant DuccossS
THUNDER LIGHTNING! STORM! DELUGE!
hR. BEALES and D0rama Of the Creation
~ Deuge has opened at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
With triumphant
citizens of Washington favored
grand painting and have they paonzed painting
well. Be in time for
George Hesc master artist, especially In sky and
will enIiyen ones soul the evening
morning Of Paradise vrTy ofnigh walk
ing in silent majesty through the bowers Of hss have
the DEATH ThS
spaton. And the how delightful Tho NE eon
day. spreading his chsnbeu
with such spendor seems
bird, and beast, and brook, and bougb 70 rejoice
Exhibitions evening TX O'Clock, Wednesday
Saturday afternoons Al O'Clock
Admission rs children half price.
Liberal for schools. for select parties,
parties.
Dec "a
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ny V1FR0N d Amcu0meeFo.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS, COURT OF WATCHER
~ hcOn Monday, the 10th
Orphans Court, auction street
and Pennyvsns avenue, nj 10 O'Clock
Of George !. Brewer, deceased consisting Of in part
Gold and silver watches. brcnsfpins, &c.
Gold finger rings, lockess, bracelets, &C
DO watch keys seal rings, rings
DO watch chains, studs, pencils,
Silver table and tea spoons, bnt.er knives, thimbies
DO combs pencils, chains, sugar tonss
large lot Of ivory and buck handle knivc. AM
large lot Of pocket and pen knives
Coral and other beads
WIN sie assortment Of other jewep, hc, which deem
unnecessary TO enumeaie.
Terms cash.
Jsn6-d SCOTT.
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LARGE and superior Lot of Philadel Phss-naade
IA ciothinR received will he opened this day for
my auction room, the following
super black and blue dress and frock coats
Olive black, and brown business
Eslnimsux and northwestern sacks
Reversible and cloth siik- lined oversxcks
Also, splendid lot III Himils coats entirely style
Full circle snd black cashmere
With great variety OF dress and party shirts &C
Jan 8-eodet JAS. @. MCGUIRE.
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Eighth Of january Banquet at jackson HAN

Eighth OF January Banquet at jackson Hall
Ticks for the banquet deposited for sale Ma
tions Hotel, Downs Hotel, the United States HOTEL
Irwin House. Wizards Hotel, Fnls, and s. Parkers Fan
cy store. limited number will be sold Ladies tickets
e. Gentlemen's tickets So The banquet will com
mencs at O'Clock precisely.
P. B. KEY,
Chairman OF the Committee Of Arrangements
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The propeller Glasgow, Captain Craig. arrived at New
York on the ith instant, from Glasgow, whence she
sailed on the 10th uL al O'Clock. .. She brings
one days laer news.
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CI6HTH 81 January Banques AZ Jackson Hail =
u Tickets be purchased all principal and ho
tells and Jackson HALL limited ladies' viii
se cold Pce tickets o. ladies' number Of
tickets viii be limited 400 persons Of
viii confer favor by purchasing tickets before Friday
r. BARTON KEY,
Chairman Committee Of
l--d4t
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Arriual of the Aais.--1hres Days Later from Europe.
New YoRK, jan 5The royal mail steamer Asia arrived
here this morning O'clock bringing three days later add
vices Europe She encountered very severe weather
all the way, and obliged put into Halifax Saur
hauin shn
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MM L. MEAluED. srr.y
tpIlDinfulr,,tnr prnrx

49, N's ~ ihr"L PRESENTS. rtar ''r snr>, ,,rs
"N'"'Erih'A NE IriuCs
itf"h; con- intr Hu.i uImIu oif time am. 4, - III A.
INV !" repre- r.cI al General Mtrt,rs al
We t@"l sad Company, held within iron, ANA
49, ~, "' '''.t' "s'r' PERSONALITY
'lri WIKI authority 1T
''"' 10 sitlI 10
'' .! ~ rs chf' :" Isc"ud d. member ui the SAID
u We were personally aud We j., h"rrh"
"ti'fcr vote rues rcis. Attorney
va? Id" u! sse"r II" iu pursuance The I.ry
conferred upon him '''
M'ness our lands and seals, III. LAY thousand
Irst.: ,Sp,
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SpPINE TRADE, 1888.

- - ,nj ici:c Europe ami ny various ~.
ks rivals from The N",'"S ,nk Of HOSIERY, GLOVES,
WTT0NS CONES, THk EADS. tTss'er @ Iar ,ah
NJ no, and fancy goods usually ket W
Iley al sna cities; aud would respectfully SOLICIT
OF Virginia. North CiloiMa ana le'nes'ae' " S "
Tue hci ,nnE Ih.r our mar lhls sPle
a, zen. ,n"s having bought ENTIRELY FOX 'aS VIZ .a
confidently assure them ulas .,ey W." nv" " f =
"" .",, i'm any house this country. .n-, -
We have lass aud We selected 1cE ~ G0E
w silver WATCHES and GOLD JEW ELNi (.
=, which especially calf attention. GlNTEK AtIEA,
N.nch 2 No IL Pearl street.
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H:t: A4.:..lA:.J; ).
OTEIC: nIr,,I,E K co

!. ,..,,,. -, EICml'SD. March IL, l~';.
4 i''" i'iins 81 the :uchh.urt. the Jurr- kI,t AM
"'ir""y, viii ir held ollie ~ ur III,
80 IVA !. The al H.,
" " Aiatv, SI'iI provide ana ii meetings
% ','tt liz convened 3, iinr -. the Pee !rt
~
us t""'iiri inpi drH ,rla
~" y" the SrrL."si'T.. i
'"r' ~ - i"H "iihins. Proxy Irpratu. s,rt -a o.,
q" suit "'' ~ an i"hrtard, lee tie it,,I an.
" 70 " ana ~ t.!rfr,' b,
iiy utirr u lirr irrsliru
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, CAR OF TIL. u en-;

.,,p,. 49,, -" ai' tec1 SlAiLl1S will stand tho -
...,ti. ,,sI, ~ ne E1naIcs .. Amherst und T>
e.;. At -, , ,.iI' 'aear Els Creek Funace)AA
suI 49,, 'a;is M'; ,an the direc, road from NJ un.
W. u. a." ~ latter place; and 30 on through the
!. 49,. d next Amherst Court where he will
&c , I'D itcc; viii also spend two days there
Il !, iSsei 70 Nun'sy's Mill and 30 on, u, Mr.. Dill
f- I ',''ti "'esc lie vii be .hos;G will delay
!! H., 80 7. ~ T.;irn 10 Amherst c. II On the
'3ts;f ~. II iis sIaaG every 9.h DAY through he
5utt StNItsS Of The iHCleInency OF the Weather.
1at. "a, lsis S prices. by tho insurance,
y4rruS 80 On NE haGd b.iis IN possession Of the
'-r q, 'ia."s. Nj James VI billiard Cat whose mall
a.. srt 't afen, will pleasure in giving salts
: any u t''Ic Concerning The horse aud his gel.
. ~ !, me- - aoic 10 all. Persons at dis;ahcc,
l. , M. "th "at ehrusi Ikcir mares to Mr. D;i.
I, 81. h H., ~ W ''-ii attended to-
VII u <rnp W. d ". ]. FONTAtNE
..,,y.s Nh ti1l>E FOR RENT.-Thc present orcu
ss ~, us business Oh account OF bad health will
~ ~ e'tattaSic sore house which can be naY
~s..-,.'ss,'" and s;o.c house This house has
d. =. 4l,. -" and Cellar Counting or ,,ellinc room
ia.o.. H. ''lhs room In The cells The orc. yill be
at Z I. situated al the Diana Mile o., SIat.
ul.. ;;'t' 500 isville, mIies from New I.n,on
E.iur lI'sgts, lie direct road from Scou,yiIl
SH ne SLATE River igation vii! be cGn,r,,,,a
~ a..,.,. ' su''iaI Hiii lease Il Tor one, two
Ess~!.Ai WM. j. FUNTAINE,
DIANA Mills, Euckins hau., Va
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aiERChANDlSE.
SPRING, 1883!
RICHARDSON Il GU.
a uorters and Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods
No. % Main Street, Richmond, Va.

1MpOFIers
No. % Main Street, Richmond, Va.
SALESMES
" a. HOPKINS, Ut Lexington MOTLEY of Ricl,nolri
PETER Il LAW, Ut uanvic, H. II. FlSNEt, vi Riclninnd
arrivals
w Il cluicc my
which have purchased the IaS"tahe m
lan,scmes ." faNIi
ARTICLES tor both Ladies and Ecntucn whilst iir supply :"
STAPLE GOODS and such nIticlrs usually ouh III ""e
SALT store, Will be equal ~ any ioMsc III the cay
The Merchants al and Noh 'af"a ~ eA
,nI. ck We do SO viii rxrnd Tie Trade ni Is
l with those Two Sae+ an Iicc Goods
low as a be Afforded with accommodating eiiis
lS,S.-cIu KlCuhRpS'N N W.
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EsoTEKIc ELECTROMAGNETIC, -

| F,imcipb Of Mc AmsritGn HydrOpafhic Insn"e
POCKET VOLUME CInu about iOO pages, nearly loU En-
a CRAVINGS coh comprehensive and confidential eatIse
asslona attract IONS AMI IerveIslons true
and relations oil men hnh
women physiological Psychological pathological Oh
sro lrraIruica treating especially and WIN u
ia
raril p4rturion and aciiu"I ms "olk
t.I 10 l.. st private book Of study AMI reference .nd
mi answer all cOnsuaons, will mol be roit by
,k rsrh WILDE sent by mall post paid on receipt
.I,il.r ,I, ,,thor Dec CO
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!MHiiFfLE MAkI.a aNDGUN SM,Tn

,,',"i s,,et RtR, NJ. Tic Main street doors be
:at >g, 'c~ iuii prepared to make 10 orusr any
altered jn,. "' - hies Guns, Pistols and Riff lev
sat.. " On, ahi fepslrs OF all kinds neal;
;si s4:,. sie satisfaction. al being dons BIZ or un
sfa-:.s ra'': ;AeHce Of THOMAS TYRER 50 r:.i
-. "'''a cs :fs las: 2; years. -
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KING AND QUEEN LANp FoK SALE.

4 HAVING determined Richmond uiler
privately lying King Queen county. immediate
~ road below NtHti,wn. within
Mills The above contains about 80
hall which cleared. The balance mberd with
which wuuu be valuable building
IMPOSES. There :Ilcan OF wafer through the ianu
mIiit!c would
exceedingly probable hIs .Acrr
% miles the place The aGd IL 81 medium cua..
the al wheat The
rou>rt comfortable dwelling. kiciI,n rmoke house
asr age b.rE houses sable, house
In above, has also orchard III choice
good For luther ruais, AMY |" Nh v Mon
tasuI G31 Richmond Post Office. Tie su,ci beI
premises. Address, Ncwtown, King y Queen Guuny
,,,rI
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called Wryaaukr tie esILclCr DR. .a
Mnsc offered in Il about
l,eI hur'rr, aud Ilnts hs land which
i acres rusatiun lr balance The Cu!
land has all been !lrd hH rcrquaties al cenk IeiG ed
AID u improvement. The huI'an
lIn.tr kIciriI
want Houses s.uiy Barn. IccrE;iy
A.llt al the h, mdtrIldS.
For trrus which wi b: Iibc al. APP JOHN A SEIDEN
Esa "i W,soYcr; ii. subscriber tarrGort Su
" ruI!t Post Office. VI. A. ORGAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-22
BROOKS, BELL. & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS or
EOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

BROOKS, BELL & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS or
EOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No II, PEARL 81 Rect ,.,,,,.., u,
~ n ~ PACKAGES FRESH SPRING DRY GOoDS!-o!
bU rcr.nt arrivals from Europe New York and Boston
We are receipt Of stock ." Ff s.si ~ mt;ci
uRY GOODS which the usual terms ahu 10 winch
49,. ,r,i.l,v invite the attention and country merchants
In A M E RICAS AN SNiilSa .,
raip Llack and high coorcd MniSelie eSe De iaeS
lie Blrcgca, aud many oiier cioI1 - >t.o p''" '
naw"r The wHs OF COUNTRY TRADE, We have paid es
pecia attcnIont nn,rrSrv1. <.nnnS
Ana offer a better Stock than usual.
c..ncES1fM,ERES, NESTINGS, AND GOODS FOR MEN's
WEAR. and WHITE Goops We nave 'ea'y superior aSS'
nient a., rlo,.,,s IN ,a,r his .nrn, a,,rt il
desirable Than al time heretofore.
~. s"Iici the friends and acquantances Of the follow
:. y0ISG GENTLEMEN, with statesmen NA NJ
~, nxeI nf Waynesburo SSsAD OF Fuvanna aud Duch
n, r. MITCHELL Of Bedford L. NJ NoRvgLL o Lynch
burg. ..,,,.,;,,
WsrchS BROOKS, BELL 4 CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-22
DANIEL II. LONDON,


IMPORTER OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENG
LISH DRH GOODS,
SNFFERS Tor sal large and varied stock OF
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS,
which will sold unusually low 10 make fora
the fall To persons WIN buy for CASH an"
Is, who prompt the seitl their asr
will be made, the desire Is 70 cell I'nS on ma
the the day Of departure for Europa fa ~ INV
and rchams SHALL find tito their
their spring Goods OF Persons who wish any Styles rn
Goods will please make and send IN lcl! orders DE-
the LIST May .,sSYON
ON SALE, FOR "a COMMisslo,"%s. War pr-ss
America Prints Burlals for Halns and Negroes Wei
Goods Twisted Silk Mills Lawns !ace' Threads and Twes
res Sestnss, Threads, Stinr @
tambcs, Jaconeis and Irish Linens III '"s'' s'
may be had. -, n c,rI,n (u,,ls, uuvcrs
In consequence VI TIE lrrtH' nnry Feb -
sho nike adv u l,Is