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NEW musyc-rOp rur Or

.N51S NEW MUSIC-ROR THE PI.
48H4t AN0 FORTE.-Some Things Love Me.
3s1ae song. by Dempster
n Oh, Love the Early Morn by N w
Baife
I'm Going for Soldier Jenny, Nelson
All, Heart be flushed, from Linda Chimouuix
Within a Mile of Edinburgh Town, as sung by
Mad Sontag
Thou Art Lovelier Far
Answer ts Wait for the Wagon, Wallace
Joe Hardy
Oh, Ask not for Thy Heart Assin-answer to Oh.
Give Me Back My Heart Again, Preot
Musical Knick Knacks, BY Grobs
Logansport Waltz
General Pierces March and Quickstsp, Knauf
Cousin Franks Polka
Irene Waltz-Knauff
Bluettes de L'Opera, for four hands
Six Valses Elegsnses, by w Wallace
The Vox Popuii-a tip top selection of Popular
Melodies, with brilliant variations for the Piano,
by Chas Grobe
The Favorites-a set of variations on Popular
Airs, by Bellack
Spring Flower Polka
Eight Melodies de Schubert, 8 Heller S
Mendelssohn's six two part songs, pieces
Eiizabeth Sshottish, by Dodworth
The Source Valse
Orion Polka
hnodes sAir-variations-sung by Mad Sontag,
| by Thoschelles
wit, WIN large supplies of Popular and Standard
music Tor the Piano Forte and Guitar.
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
| booksellers, and Dealers in Piano Fortes.
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INTERESTING CEREMoNY.-Tuesday last
there took place in Washington, the interest
ing ceremony of pre- senting block of granite,
for the Washington Monument, from the
Swiss Alps, North of the Lake of Geneva
The block was presented by Nj. L'Huilier, on
behalf of the Swiss Confederation, and was re-
ceived by Mr.. Walter Lenox, on behalf Of the
Board Of Managers of the Washington Monu'
ment. The speeches on the occasion were
appropriate. 1t was the first testimonial of the
kind from foreign country.
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ALABAMA AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION
Hon. George r. Gimer, of Georgia, was elect
ed President of this body, and N. B. Cloud.
editor of the American Cotton Plant, was ap-
pointed Secretary. Hon. Robt. Toombs made a
speech on the subject ofthe Southern policy
which excited much interest and made a deep
imnression.
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D- The Petersburg Democrat rive. q !,

~ The Petersburg Democrat gives an ac
count Of runaway match who were assisted
in their escape, Sunday last, to Weldon, N.
c., by the passengers in the Southern train a,
Petersburg. The young couple were from
Chesterfield, and had gotten on the cars when
the father of the girl was seen riding up with
all possible haste on mule. The lover got
glimpse OF him, and made such touching an.
peal to the passengers not to let the old man
take his daughter away from him, tina. they
determined TO aid the escape a little. So when
the old man ascended the steps of the car, and
asked if anybody had seen the two runaways,
the answer from several was, that they had
gone to the northern depot! Away went the
distressed father, belabering his reluctant
mule and while he was gone, the cars put
out for the South, carrying with them the lo-
vers, to the great amusement Of the passen-
gers-who took much pleasure in helping
| along the victory of love.
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MExICo.-Late news from Tampico repre-.
senis that the State of Tamaulipas was taking
rather significant measures. The Legislature
had declared liberal institutions in danger from
the resolves of the council Of generals held in
the city of Mexico, February 9th, and they
proposed coalition with New Leoh, Goa
hula, Chihuahua, Zacatecas and Tamaullpas,
for the defence of the nationality and indie
pendence of the Republic in case of invasion
from the United States. Governor Tras, Of
Chihuahua, is named as the chief of the Goa
lition, and is invited 10 take, with other from
tier commanders, the necessary steps.
The Concrete of Tampico declares this
movement but a renewal of the attempt to
plunge the country into Gaarchy and civil
war.
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DISTRESSING OcCURRENCE.-A difficulty
occurred on Wednesday, the 4th inst, between
two sons of Henry Seibels, Esq, of Lexing-
ton District, South Carolina. The elder struck
the younger with the butt end of whip, and
knocked him down. The younger who had a
small pocket knife in his hand, upon getting
up, struck at the former, and inflicted wound
which proved ia tai in q few hours.
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~ Is

- OH MY! Where did you get your
Je,yelry Repaireds 1t locks just like
New Why, at MOUNTAINS, of course. He
knows row to repair articles of that kind, and 80
cheap, too. And then he can make any article OF
Jewelry you want He has mandatory con-
nected with his store, and is always ready to make
anything in his line to order. Give him trial, and
| am sure he will give satisfaction.
A fine assortment of Watches. Jewelry and Fan
cy Goods always on hand, which will be sold low
for cash. Clocks and Watches repaired and war
ranted. Dent forget the place. No 2l7 Main Street,,
above the Banks. 8. P. MOUNTAIN.
an l5-ts
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NOTlCE.-Extract of an Ordinance concern
IN ing the Water Works of the city of Richmond
passed March 18th, lSa7:
SEC 4. 1t shall nos be lawful for any person q,
persons, other than the Superintendent or his
agent or agents. to introduce into his her or their
lot or tenement, or into the lot or house or tene
ment of snother, any water from any of the pipes
laid down by the city, or to construct lay down
or have constructed or laid down, any pipes or
other works for that purpose, or TO introduce any
ierule or other fixture by whatsoever name called
into any OF the pipes laid down by the CITY, or 10
break up any street. lane alley, or road within or
without the city OF Richmond the purpose of Law
ing down or constructing any such work: Provided
that after water shall have been introduced bv the
superintendent, or his agent into any lot or teue.
ment, it shall be lawful for the owner or occupier
thereof to construct any fixture or apparatus for
baths or water closets, to be attacked TO the poes
laid down by the Superintendent or his agent such
attachment to be made under the permission and
inspection of the Superintendent, and In case the
said Superintendent shall refuse to permit such
attachment to be made, the person or persons dis.
satisfied with such refusal shall be at liberty to ap
peal to the Watering Committee whose decision
on the application shall be final. And everv per
SON or persons who shall offend herein, shall be
liable to fine not exceeding twenty dollars, to be
recovered before the Mayor, Recorder, or any Al.
derman for the city of Richmond to and for the use
of the said city, and every twenty four hours rr.
Ing which such work or fixture shall remain and
continue, shall be held and considered a separate
and additional oense sgainst the provisions of this
Ordnance JAMES l. DAVIS,
Supt City Water Works.
NoTEs-Bys fes0lntion of the Watering Com
mittee OF later date than the above, 1t was
RssoIssd, That every eiongation or extension of
pipe, whether of lead or iron, after water shall
aave been introduced as above is to be considered
II new attachment, and mus be made under the
e,znission and inspection Of ths Superintendent,
under the penalty denounced In the 7th section
lbovs..
my l9-6t n n Sup't
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nOGGkT 81 ANDERSON, Uph0isier.
~ ers aad Paper Hangers, Corner of Go
vernon aud II anklin Streets, have now in store
their Spring ST ok of French and American Paper
Hengings, Borders, Fire-Screens and Curtain Pa.
pers, making complete and elegant assortment Of
all the various styles in use. Also, large variety
of Floor Oil Cloths; INDIA and Cocoa Mating;
Window Shades and Blinds with general sssort
ment of Curtain Goods, Cornces and Trimmings
Also, Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses; with ma
ny other articles in our line, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Paper Hanging and Upholstering executed at the
shortest notice in town or country.
2Q-1u,
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v Mej. Stapleton Crutch6eld, of Snow
Hill, near Fredericksburg, had the misfortune
to lose his barn and nine fine mules, Friday
night last, by FIRE. The great personal popu-
lari,y of Maj.C., the Fredericksburg Herald
thinks, precludes the idea that the fire was the
work of design.
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1 A little girl FIVE years old, who was
deaf was run over by a carriage in Charleston,
Sunday, and SO injured that she died. She
was the daughter of Mr.. A. r. Stillman. She
saw a relative across the stleet, and ran to
meet her, and not hearing the carriage, was
knocked down.
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L LIE DAILY DISPATCH
Tas A cow wARDIN, Proprietor.
rucu pLEASANTS. Editor.


'0N5S kATHAikos, E0k .,,,aIx rnE-
sFKvISG. RESTORING AND BEAuTlFf'
M TgE HAIR The kathsiron neutrslizes the
esets t Of Disease Climate and old age in restGr, ,s
a., the human hair, and after g badness OF ~
80 - e,eanses the head from Dandruf and Its
11st,ral impurities; will cure the Nervous Head
scbe. diseases OF the skin, such as scsld Head,
Trysiu4,sas. &c; and is the most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladies' or Gentlemen's use, in the
UorId 1t cxhsles the perfume of the most deli
ccus aoxs re- and being free from rancid oil or col
or,as properties. gives the hair that soft, rich, curl
!px appearances detained By no other preparation
She use Of the Kathairon 10 adopted by the first
Physicians IN Europe and America, and has sale
and patronage unprecedented in the history OF thu
Hste~4a aedica Words alone are superhuous
TIA ony can attest its real virtue, its million
friends will certify.
To be had OF all dealers throughout North sns
South America, Europe, and the Islands OF thu
Ocesn, in large bottles, for 25 cts.
The old cannot apply remedy, or the youni
tsks caution TOO soop, Use the katnairon.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist,
16l Broadway, New York.
sa,5iu Richmond by ADIE d GRAY,
ia-6n l47 Main street.
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~ WIN. c. RIvEs is chosen to deliver the
next annual address before the Agricultural
society OF Maryland at their fair in October
next. The fair in this city will be held the
week following that of MARYLAND,
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TO THF pURIIc ..Se

NOTICE TO THE PURIIC-Th. nnder.
signed disposed of his inte1e eat In tb. Cigar
store on the corner of Main and 10th streets, In
me city OF Richmond, on the 29sh of March. Is5o.
70 s:,is mr. HAKRiNGTON. He would respectfully 90.
nea .ne con1inuaace OF the liberal patronage be.
''o"eo upon 'ne nfm OF Jas Harrington & Co.
JOHN DOBBINS,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, at the corner of ,(,,b
~ and Main streets. would most resuectfuliv
cai your attention to my large and select stock Of
suit everybody. ! am determined to sell low for
cash, at wholesale and retail Remember ths
cheap Store corner of Main and 10th s,reets
Richmond, Virginia.
Fl JAMES A. HARRINGTON.
Sole Proprietor from the 29th of March, 1852.
daily Wig, Times and Enquirer, copy
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~ VIM. L. Garrett was tried in North
ampton county, N. c., last week, for the mar
der of Moses X. Cumly, found guilty and sem
fenced to be hanged. An appeal was taken
to the Supreme Courf
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70 The Grand Lodge of L. o. o. F. as.
sembled at Wilmington, N. c., on the 9Th
P. G. Jones, of Plymouth, was elected Grand
Master. The affairs of the Order were repre-.
sented to be in sound and healthy condition.
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TRIPLETs.-We learn from the Fredericks>
burg Herald that Mrs. Roach, wife of Francis
:. Roach, living about three miles from King
george e. H., gave birth on the 2slh April to
three boys, who, as we'll as the mother. are
all doing well.
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e The New Haven Railroad Company
rene wed their efforts, Monday, to get their en-.
CINE and tender out of the river at Norwalk !;
but without success. They were so imbedded
in the sand and mud that more powerful means
than those employed were necessary.
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T Yen can always find at WIN. FAIL
CONER'S Bakery, Ill Main street. an assortment
of Cakes, Pastry, Pies Crackers, Bread, Rolls,
Biscuit &c, that cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment in the city, In variety or quality
Cali or send your orders TO
NH Il-s WIN. FALC0NER, Ill Main u
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II John Emery, frui.erer, was severely
injured IN Petersburg. Saturday, by being run
ever by two horse wagon,
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~ Important 10 the Public,

T Important TO the Public.-EXPRESS
FOR CALIFORNIA, AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN THE UNION.-We are prepared to for
ward daily all descriptions of Goods entrusted to
charge also Drafts furnished 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.
Northern cities will consult their interest by patron.
Sing the old established and responsible Express Of
ADAMS Co,
Ma 1dth Street.
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DAGUERREOTYP
Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories of long vanished pleasures,

you Keep PfICeIeSS HEH6uf69
Memories of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholdng,
Forms and faces long since mouldngi
MoULsoN can take, with prief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, life-like finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative or friend, severed from us
by distance or death, who would not prize and de-
sire to possess clear, rich 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 ID only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and number-MOULSON'S
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, 1l0 Main
sIeet. fe 2
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-T SPRING DISEASES.-Those accus.
toned to fashion of taking medicine at the com.
mencement of Spring, to purity the system and
mium Bitters one of the best medicines for
those purposes now extsnt. Its purely vegetable
properties should commend it to the attention OF
all heads of tamilies and no medicine chest should
be withoutit. As purifier of the blood and re.
guator of the system it has no equal.
Price so cents per bottle. To be had in Richmond
at the Drug Stores of Messrs Purcell, Ladd & Co;
Bennett e. Beers, Duval, Adie and Gray, A Bo.
deker, c. Millspaugh, and Druggists generally
throughout the city. Also, of Todd & Christian,
Petersburg; R Lyman, Lynchburg; King g. Toy,
Norfolk; DR. Camm, Williamsburg.
p Orders addressed to E BAKER, Richmond,
Va, will receive prompt attention. ap9
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QMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES
~ UNRIVALLED ATTRACTIONS COND
SUPPLY OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY
GOODS HART q MOSES take this method to
inform their numerous friends in town and coun.
try, that they now in receipt of their second
supply of Spring and Summer Dry Goods, pur,
chased within the last few days In the City of New
York, for cash, under the most favorable circnm.
stances, at fully twenty per cent, less than similar
goods were purchased early in the season. They
fatter themselves they are now enabled to exhibit
rich and handsome stock of goods and to offer
great er Inducements to purchasers than ever hav.
Ing every facility in the buying market. and being
determined to adhere to the motto they adopt in
their business, of "small profits and quick sales y
1t will certainly be to the interest of all in want of
goods, to give their stock an examination before
making selections elsewhere. No effort will be
spared to please and give entire satisfaction to those
who may favor Us with their custom.
Hart e. MOSES Cheap Store,
No 63 Main street, Richmond.
Country Merchants supplied on liberal terms,
nv IN
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T AND FOR SALE.-We are authorised to
IL sell tract OF Land lying Immediately ON the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, about six miles
from the city of Richmond. This land Is well i'm
proved. having on it a comfortable Dwelling house
and all other necessary out buildings. in good re-
pair; an excellent garden and fourlshing young
orchard of trees. 100 acres are in virgin growth,
the timber and wood ON which, it is thought, will
be equal to the purchase money bargain can
be had, as the owner is determined to sell. Apply
to
mve TOIER e. COOK Apenta
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~ II yen Want 6emefhinG Very Nicl
for Tea, send TO WIN. FALC0NEkS Bakery, III
Main Street, about O'clock y. =, and gse SOM
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w TURES, &c-We are now putting up all
kinds of Water Fixtures. such as Water Closets,
Bath Tuba, Stationary Wash Stands and every
other description of fixture for hot and cold water
which we viii pKup in the very best manner and
atthe lowest rates. Those in want of any of the
above fixtures, would do well to call and leave their
orders with the undersigned.
G. L. A. BARGAMIN, Jr,
ap I2-lm Corner Main and 10th streets.
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EE hOil0Way'B flus the mos Certain
Remedy for the Cure of Drpsy.-Mr
James Smith, of Oxford street, Manche,er, suffer.
ed for years from dropsical complaint Ibis body
and legs were swollen TO q most alarming extent,
and no hopes whatever we're entertainedsf his re.
covery; he was for some time in the hoAital, be.
sides having taken every variety of mediine usu.
ally prescribed for the cure of dropsyI yet all
proved useless and his case was pronounsd incu.
rable Holioway's Pills were then reseted TO,
which soon had the efsct OF improving hihealth,
and reducing the swelling, SO that now has per.
iectly cured of that direiul complain,, bytaking
these wonderful Pilis
Sold by the Proprietor, 224 Strand, (neafTem.
pie Bari London, and by all respectable vsdors
of Patent Medicines thi ghout the British Expire,
and by those of the United States in Pots snd3ox.
es at 81 cents, 81 cents, and 81 30 each. Wole.
sale by the principal Drug Housesin the Unionsnd
by Messrs A e. ID SANDS. New York, and HR-
CELL, LADD & CO, Richmond, Va.
There 10 very considerable saving In takinghe
larger sizes.
NB-Directions for the guidance of Patients I
affixed TO each Pot or Box. my 5-lW
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nIOUNTJOY,s MARBLE

NI0UNTJOY's RIARBLE
Y and Granite and Stone Yard, east
b Main streets, Richmond, Vs. is al
ed to furnish Marble Monuments
Stones, OF any size or pattern; Mar.
es, Marble work for cabinet makers
the kind Of the best materials and
at the shortest norice, and ia
as anyIotaer establishment between
ew Orleans Having extensive Gra-
Eries of easy access from the city, and
not to be surpassed even by the far.
E6ncy Granite, he also engages to put up
He4a1Ite Fronts, any other kind of house
Y work, in ihe most reliable manner, With such dis
aprtch and upon such terms cannotfi lto please
every one.
EgGranite furnished of specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Granite for mason work.
NB-Having recently engaged very expert
enced Carver and Engraver, he il prepared to do all
kinds of ornamental marble work, at the lowest
nOssihle nrices NH l6-3m*
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WATSON & BOOTH, UPHOLs sTEkERs
w AND PAPER HANGERS, respectfully In
form the puoc, that their Spring assortment of
Goods in the above line is now complete, consist
ing IN part of git, velvet, satn and common Pa
pers Borders, Fire Screens, Curtain Papers, Win.
dow Shades, Mating, floor and table Oil Cloths,
Mattresses and Feather Beds, OUNCES, &C, &c, all
oi which they offer at prices as low as can be pur
chased elsewhere, at their store, No LA Broad
strset opposite the Theatre.
P,S-Rooms and Entries Pspered at the shortest
&lotice, lowest prices, and in manner not to be
H.alleG by any competitors. ap 26-lm*
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MOVAL OF TIE FRA LIN
OTHING STORE, from 1872 so SO Main
ird door above l4th Street-where may
tie largest and best got up Stock @.
Jade Clothing ever offered 20 the ci.
edmond Our Stock comprises every
and color of Sack, Dress and Frock
pring and Summer wear. Plaia and
lere Pants of every style and quality
lain and figured Silk, Satin and Mar.
endless variety. Also, very large
of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
ct Bags, &c
call at the Franklin, TO be satisfied
Ee to get the best and most for your
r DECOU & CO,
SO Main street, Richmond, Va
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T Medicines which sev> >r fail to Civ

E Medicines which new II inM 20 give
satisfaction and used by msty pa, HcIans In the
practice.-Dr. J. s. ROSES Nervous aaa lnvigoratini
CORDIAL-The greatest discofery in b edlcai Sci
ence This astonishing preparation for raisass ny veal
constitution, dehiitatsd by cart labor study or dis
ease, acts like charm. 1t giveI strength and Ape
tite, and possesses great invigoraing properties,
For Heart Disease, all Nervots Affections Fssta
lence, Heart Burn, Restlessness, ,Numbness Neural
gia raising the spirits and givingpower the whese
system, it is almost miraculous nits effect. Price 80
cents.
DIR. J. 9. Roses Great Pain Curer!-
Dc you suffer with any paint # you do, use, DR..
ROSES Pain Curer. 1t cures Tooth-Ache, Sore
Throat Ear-Ache, Stiff Neck Pins in the Face, in
few minutes. 1t cures quickly, PUN in the Stomach
or Bowels Cures Chilblains Corrs and any irrits-
ton the feet 1t acts like charm for Pains in the
Side, Limbs or Back, and for Rheuultism from sud-
den cold it is magical in its eeets In bottles Il IL
25 and so cents
The best Cough Syrup In The World
Dr. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, lives immediate
relief to the worst Cough, whether tonsumptive or
proceeding from cold 1t alays anyritation of the
Lungs and fories the system sgains future attacks
In bottles at 50 cents and 81.
All the above Preparations, with d. Roses Medi.
cal Adviser to persons in sickness and health to be
had at all the Drug Stores in Richmont Petershurx
Norfolk and OF all respectable dealers Throughout the
State. NH "a
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ETOTICE.-PLANTEnS BANK OF VIRGIN
II A-Bocks of subscription to the capital stock
ot the Planters Bank of Virginia viii be
,paaed at the store of Messrs STEBBlNS, OAR
RACOTT & CO, corner of Broad and 9th streets,
,p Monday the 81 day of May next in pursuance
Of charter passed by the General Assembly OF
Virginia at its present session.
Commissioners.
Psschy r Grafton James Lyons
W G6ddin DR. C. s Mills
Ed Winston w. D. Winston
DR.. Thos. Pollard r. +. Derracott
Alex Duval A.E Chrenshsw
w w Timberlake John Harold.
Richmt nd, April llth, 1858 ap l3-lawt23dtd
CEILING OFF-SELLISG OFF AT
- COsT-ln order TO make change in our busl
ness, we will sell eff our stock at coat from this
date.
We have on hand a large assortment OF Masonic,
Odd Fellows, Druids and Rechabite Regalas, Sill
yer and Gilt Frnges Laces Stars and Gimps
Also variety of other goods, We name in part
Canes, Umblelas. Combs, Brushes, Soaps. Pertu.
rnery, Silver aud Steel Specssc.es, Carpet Bags,
BirQ Cages. &C, &c.
For bargains, call soon at
MCDONALD s. LYONS No 14th ST.,
ap 29-3m under Exchange Hotel.