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Washington sentinel., 1853-11-10
Glotbing, yats, cups, &c.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF HATS AND CAPS
Ar HENDLEY,S.

Second Door east Of the y. s. Hotel
FARCE SUPPLY Of those Beautiful
~ rCurled-brim Hats have just been received,
which, for grace, durability, and cheapness, cannot
be surpassed.
Also. Mems and Boys' Caps Of entirely new pat
terms. and Infants Fancy Hats and Caps.
A large assortment of Undershirts, Drawers,
gentlemen, may also be found at
HENDLEY'S,
Second door east of the United States Hotel
Oct 29--tf
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-10
T1O CONSUMERS OF GAs.-Read the ft

Sep 2l-2aw6w Iron Hall
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How any one can look ct the human foot
composed Of 144 bones, any quantity OF elastis
cartilage, gill OF lubricating oil, cad tel
thousand other arrangements for first clas
kicking and still believe it's duty toireceiv'
an insult without making man smell Of leath
ef, 10 one of those eccentricities connecte'
with the human mind which we never coul'
faflfom.
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u EMOVAL.-L. B. FARNSWORTH would
III inform his friends and the public generally,
that he has removed his Cigar Establishment op-
posite his old stand, few doors east OF the Old
Market, where he will keep on hand superior
lot of Domestic Cigars, of his own manufac.
ture. Also, imported Havana and Principe Ci.
gars, of the most approved brands. Also, Good
win Fine Cut and Bonn's Anti-Nervoss Chewing
Tobacco, and very superior article of imported
Smoking Tobacco, all of which he offers whole
sale and retail, upon the most reasonable terms.
nv 20-6t*
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The Boston Post says that Mrs. Tripsy
tnee Roseoud) was married at neighboring
town last week, and is spending the honey.
moon in the city. Yesterday soc received a
call of graduation from her dear friend, Susan
Prim, who, naturally enough in the course OF
the interview, asked Mrs. T. how she liked
malrimony. "Well," replied the tender flower,
"marriage is doubtless divinely ordered state;
but la! Susan, men are so aggressive"
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v On Saturday last an officer arrived in
Baltimore, from New York, in search of man
named Thomas Haslem, charged with having
participated in the murder Of two sailors be.
longing to a packet ship running from New
York to Liverpool, during the month OF Feb
ruary last. On being arrested, Haslem made
his escape. He was recently watchman in
Baltimore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

T In the Senate of Connecticut, the other
day, joint select COMMITTEES was ordered to
be raised on the subjectof the preservation OF
tr0xf, and the Lieut.. Governor appointed as
chairman the Hon. Mr.. Fist.
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ENGLISH BEGGlNG.-We copy the following
extract from an advertisement in the London
Times, as a specimen of English beggary
quite common. Money is generally asked for,
to be addressed to porties through the post
office:
"Good Christians! 1t grieves me to expose
myself and family before you this morning.
am poor curate of the Church of England,
unable to obtain sufficient by my employment
to provide for my wife and children. If any
kind person will bestow an old coat, an old
pair of boots, an old hat, or frock, or even a
broken umbrella, will return him my most
grateful thanks"
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The Chicago Daily Tribune says. that
Catholic Cathedral is to be commenced some
time during the season, on the North side, near
the Catholic College in that city. 1t will
probably be the largest and finest n that part
Of the country, and cost between Sl5O.O00 and
5000 0OO
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T A convict in the Alabsm. p.,:.s

h "A convict IN the Alabama Peniteniiasv,
named Norris recently put on a decen, suit
OF clolhes, which he had obtained by hook or
by crook, took piece of iron in bis hand
and walked straight out Of the prison. Ths
turnkey, who had no, been long in Office. did
not recognize the gentleman as one of the in
mates, and he made good his escape.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL German woman
named Anna Maria Whitaker, was knocked
down in Baltimore, on Saturday, by train
ofburthen cars, several ofwhich passed ovel
and so severely Injured her, that she died ir
one hour afterwards. She leaves husband
and seven children.
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sly An affray took place at Fort Gibson,
tennessee, recently, resulting in the death of
WIN. n. Murray, merchan. of that place.
~ attacked, with a sword cane, DR.. Chand.
ier' formerly OF Naichez, who, in turn, shot his
assa'iant twice, once through the body and
once through the head. The officially be.
tween them is stated to be of a private p.,p,e
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To8Acco IN MASSACHUSETTS. - II. II
Sfersweather, of Northampton, raised las
year rom an acre of land near i,6ou pounds Q
tob acco, which he sold at l4a cents per pound
amounting to$230. William and Henry Dick
inson, of Hatfield, raised last year on three
acres and three. fourths Of an acre OF innt
abe ,ut 5000 pounds OF tobacco, which they SOLD
in New York for $1,000.
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here afe now in California about twentye
two thorsand Chinamen. The capital invest
ed nd owned by the Chinese in the State, 10
one million'of dollars.
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OTICE.-The subscriber having purchased of
IL Mr. c. c. Hanes his entire interest in the con.
csra Of Daoney 81 Hanes, will continue the Gro
cery and Commission Business at the old
stt:A, NJ lao Broad street, opposite The Theatre,
where ne h1pes by strict attention TO business, to
merit share of the patronage literally extended
t. tee late arm for the last two years.
BUSHROD w. DABNEY.
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nUGGaT 81 ANDERSON, UphOister.

~ ers a4i Paper Hangers, Corner of Go
vernon au1 II snklin Streets, have now in store
thelr Spdnr : lex Of French and American Paper
HspgiUgs, riders, Fire-Screens and Curtain Pa.
pers, making a complete and elegant assortment Of
aI the various styles in use. Also, large variety
ct F.Jyr OH Cloths: India and Cocoa Mating;
Window Shzses and Blinds, with general essort-
roent of C.,rtain Goods, Cornices and Trimmings
AS, Curei Hair anu Shuck Mattresses; with ma
II other ag..cles in cur line, all of which will be
sold oa the ElJst reasonable terms.
Paper Ha-ging and Upholstering executed at the
shortest , ice in town or country.
nm 3u-.Ern
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The two policemen, Kennedy and Smith,
convicted in N. York of burglafy in the third
degree, were sentenced on Saturday, each of
them to be. imprisoned at Sing Sing fot two
years and two months.
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uIRSH IL BOTTvHER, I79 Broad
Ill street, are in constant receipt of Trimmings,
Buttons, Gimps, Brsds and Fringes, of the latest
sty and aave also IN store, large variety OF
wash Tr!U Hlings white and colored; wash But.
tons, India Rubber Combs, Leather Belts, Fans,
Slk Mills and many other fancy and staple articles
generally EePtin Trimming and Variety Stores.
my lo-ayaH
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p ICHMOND PLANNING MILL.-Build.

u ICHMOND PLANNING MILL.-Build.
~ ers, Lumber Dealers and Mechanics are here.
by informed that WOODWORTHs Planning Ma.
chimes are now in operation just below the Rich.
mond and Petersburg Railroad Depot Ajso a
DANIELS Planer for Planning heavy timber.
Tobacco Bcx Makers can have their Plank
dressed on both sides for IS thousand Mr.
Wellons who had two years experience as a
Piarer under Messrs Daniels & Crenshaw, super.
intends the Machines and will not fail to give entirs
satsfaction =
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u LAR REMEDY.-Excitemen has been often
produced by slight causes yet when we hear thou.
SANDS speaking and writing in glowing terms upon
one sabJecl we must look upon it as something cs.
yoao ana above common incident. Such has,
In fact, been the case with regard 10 that nonnlar
remedy Tor Coughs, Colds, and all Pulmonary ID 8.
eases, mrs DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR. The testims-
nlais IN its favor are numerous and reliable. This
nleoieine Is manufactured by Mrs DAVIS, Rich .
r. For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT a.
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK. CHAs n
YALE, and Mira. A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
bOUCHER d MELTON. Broad st., and CHAS.
MlLLSPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond, INV a3
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IDoLATRY.-The Chinese Company, before
they would decide to perform last Friday night
at Niblo's, tossed up their wooden God, Josh,
snosdJ or 1ailsl to learn whether they could do
so Win iihpunity. Josn, Hhe lGoded dice,
came down favorably. The Celestials saw,
that he has been very propitous, ever since
leaving California. The invocation took place
Immediately,
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MAJ ID, 1913.

Having sold TO Mr. B w Dabney my entire inter.
estia the concern Ct Da5ney Hanes, take pleasure
In recommending him to the customers of the old
finn and the public generally. c. c. HAEES.
Nav 2a ls53 nv 5-dIJu
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NCOTCH AND MANCHESTER. just

GCOTCH AND MANCHEsTER.- - Jus
~ received
Best Manchester Gingham
Superior Scotch Solid Plaid Gingham
Do French Plaid and Striped Gngham
Searsucker and Chambry Gingham
French Prints second supply
White Brilignts, new and pretty
Manila Corded Skirts
Shirt Muslin, white, black and colored
Parasols and Umbrellas, full supply
Furniture, Dimity and Marseilles Quilts
With other goods for families
CHRISTIAN e. LATHROP,
myl9 SO Main street.
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The Virginia Protestant Episcopal Conven.
ton has appointed the following delegates to
the General Convention: Clerical-Rev. VIM.
Sparrow, Rev. VIM. Norwood, Rev. c. w.
Andrews, Rev. VIM. Armstrong. Lay-W.
H. Farland, d. H. Conrad, p. Williams, E:
f. Talne.
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NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the Stock.
~ holders of the Richmend Fredafcksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company will be held at the Of
fee of the Company, In Richmond, on MONDAY,
the 3Oth May, 1853, at II o'clock, NJ.
C w MACMURDO,
apes Treasurer.
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A. Dissatisfied MAIL AGENT.-The Gin.
cinnati Gazette, of the Goth instant, says:
awe understand that Mr.. John l.. Wake.
field, the newly appointed mail agent on the
Cincinnati, Dayton, and Sandusky route, has
sezs on his resignation to the Department
Tkeresson assigned is that the salary-$S00
-is1oo small for the services rendered."
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NEW LAM. w. RANDOLPH has for sale


Law Of Mortgages, of Real and Personal Pro-
perty; being a general View OF the English and
American Law of Real Properly; vois, Svo--
81 10
Harry Ashton; or the VIII and the Way, by ] T
Smith, author of PreIate, StaDfed Hall, &c-25
Silver and Pewter; or the Costrasss OF New York
Lie-25c
Historical and Descriptive Sketches of Norfolk
and Vicinity, including Portsmouth and the aoJa.
cent Counties during period OF two hundred
years. Also Sketches of Williamsburg Hampton,
Suffolk. Smifeld and other places. with descrip-
tion of of the principal objects OF interest In
Eastern virginia, By w S Forrest-S3
June No Cooley and Graham
Father Clement, by Grace Kennedy-50
M EMOIRs OF c. 3. FOX.-Lord John
Iva Russefs Memoirs of Charles James Fox,
with the correspondence, vols-Sl 60
Lib OF Queen Elizabeth, by Agnes Strickland
Dental Surgery and Physiology, by Tones
" The Action Of Medicines upon the system,b by
Tits Elements of Health-s 81 a5
English and German Clinical Phrase Book
sIa5
Mrs M Ellis Housekeeping Made Easy-i2c
Woods Plantation Melodies new series-l2c
Cooley and Graham for June-25c
The above new Books for sale by
6. WEST BRO,
my ~ Nos and Exchange,
NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO AND
~ GUlIAR.-Just received by HAROLD L.
MURRAY, Broad street
Rose of the Desert, from Gems of German Songa
by Spohr, l24 cts
Oh Charming May, Ballad, Rodwell, 25cts
Wild Flowers, do, Wallace so cts
Oh While Adown Lites Stream We Glide Hew.
lit, 12t cts
Within Mile of Edinburgh, by Catharins Hayes,
25 cts
Affection Polka, by NJ E C, l2s cts
ne Jessamlne Polka, by 4 NJ. l2l eta
Merry Morn Waltz, by Lehman, lex cts
Logansport Waltz, by Davis. l2x cts
Wes. Point Dream Waltz, 25 cts
La Pasadta, Mexican National Air Song, for
Guitar, 12A cts
When the Moon on the Lake is Beamiug, l2A cts
Woocs OF Green Erin, Guitar. 12x cts
whisper One Gentle Word, Guitar, l2K cts
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4 o. kATHAIRON, FOR PRE-
IL SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY.
ING THE HAIR.-The kathairon neutralizes the
Effects Of Disease, Climate and old age, in restor
iEg the human hair, and after a badness of IL
year,; cleanses the head from Dandruff and Its
natural impurities; will cure the Nervous Head.
scae diseases of the skin, such as Sesld Head,
Erysipelas &c; and is the most desirable Toilet
Article Tor Ladies' or Gentlemen's use in the
word 1t axhales the perfume of the most deli.
ccus flowers and being free from rancid oil or col.
crng properties, gives the hair that soft rich, curl
Ing appearance obtained by no other preparation.
The use 1f the Kathairon is adopted by the first
Physicians Z Europe and America, and has sale
and patronage unprecedented In the history OF the
Na:srta lMed.ca. Words alone are superhuous; a
ara! only can attest its real virtue, its million
friends viii certify.
To be mad Of all dealers throughout North and
soutn America, Europe and the Islands OF the
Ocean, in large bottles, for rs cts.
Ice old cannot apply remedy, or the young
tsAe caution 100 soon. Use the Kathairon.
Z. THOMASLYON, Chemist,
l6l 6lBrosdway, New York
eod Richmond By ADIE d GRAY,
Js r-om l47 Main street..
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nav lN6 given up the hegalia business, cheer.
fully recommend TO my brethren of the various
Orders my successor and late partner. e McDO-
kALD, aud nope they will extend to him In, pa..
ronsge heretofore extended to the late Arm,
my l9-3m ASIYoNs
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Ca FOR RkNT-A new Brick House, on
M:x Union Hill, jus, ccm pleied. with six rooms
aud all necessary out houses. Possession given
Immediately, by applying to T.. BAKER,
my 90 6iE ITninn gill
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NhW GOODS, NHW GOODS.-In the
" past week, by Steamer and Express, We have
received a good many New Goods, at greatly re-
esced prices. Among them win be found
PLAIN Rereges of all coors
Hancsome Figured Bereges
Jsconets, Organdes and Lawns
Yein Mouslines and Chailies
ChsIlies, Bsreges and Berege Dehdnes
Dotted and Figured Swiss Muslins
Together with a handsome assortment of black
and cosoTed Mantrnas.
DUDLEY JOHNSTON.
myr7 Eagle Square.
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ff.s FOR SALE.-A comfortable two story
80 Brick Tenement, with six rooms at the head
OF Broad street. Terms accommodating. Apply
to
my 20 TOLER &, COOK, Agents.
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nj EAL.-Having gotten my mills, at Spring Hill.
Nl in operation, | am now prepared to furnish
Meal either Boted or Unbolted, of the best quality,
made of best white eorn, on the most favorable
terms. Apply to Jeter & Leftwich, a few doors be.
low the Columbian Hotel, or to me at the Floyd
House. JOHN A. JETER.
ap 5-dts
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NEW AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS.
IN We are just receiving, at the Metropolitan
Store, per steamer and express, . large and nne
assortment of Goods. Among our stock msy be
found handsome rich Silks beautiful Bereges. Tis-
Sues ChaIlies, Lawns, &c Craps shawis, embrot-
dered and plain; Parasols, Umbrellas Cor1etts,
lid and silk Gloves, Linens, Table Cloths. Table
Covers, Trimmings Of all kinds; sonne beautiful
Our assortmen. 10 rood, and we respectfully ask
all In want Of Dry Goods and Inmminsa e fair
prices 10 give us call. Is we are wnng 20 sou our
Goods at the lowest CASH PRICES. r.~
myl2 Isl Eagle Square.
NORTH CA1OTINA HERRINGs.-7S
IN half hbis family Roe Herrings; Iv nan oo,s -
Gross Herrinss; 20 half bbls No Cut hsf1'nsS
'1rs NV 81 81 ~ u EDWik DIV w0RTHAH 4 co.
10 kCKIvKU, per Stesuship swo hsnosone
II Rockawsys, which Be sold privstely
my 2s-st ALkA Nui2 : ".
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81 FOR RENT.-TW small Tenements on
sl.. Msttox Hill. Apply to
my IL TOLER & COOK, Agents.
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HAIL SToRM.-We learn from the Fairfax
News that a destructive hail storm passed
| over the southeastern section Of that county
on WeinesdayIast. Ii ltcommenced some miles
| below Occoquan, and extending in a north
east direction, passed into Maryland, where it
! was also very destructive.
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April 5th, 1853.
/. Be IL enacted 6y the General assembly of Vir.
gtaia, That the twenty y-seventh section of the act
passed the thirtieth day of March, eighteen hun
dred and fifty, revising and reducing into one, all
the provisions OF the Charter of the City of Rich
mond, shall be ana is hereby amended, so that the
said section now enacted with such amend.
ment shall hereafter read as follows:
The Council may establish, construct and keep
IN order and may alter or remove landings and
wharves on any land in or near James river not
lower down or higher up the river than the town
line; and may lay and collect reasonable duty on
vessels coming TO and using such OF sail landings
and wharves may belong to the city, and may d
rect and regulate the manner of improving and
using other wharves and landings within the corpo
rate buonds; and if any wharf or landing be not
improved il directs, may, after giving reasona
bic notice TO the CWner occupier lin the manner
prescribed by Chapter one hundred and sixty.seyen
OF the Code of Virginia. cause such improvement
TO be made, and collect the expense OF So doing
from he owner or Occupler in like manner as
taxes due from him to the city would be collected
The Council may also appoint Port Wardens for
the port OF said city, prescribe their duties and fix
their compensation.
State of Virginia City of Richmond, to wit:
LIST George Tucker, Clerk of the House of Del
egates and Keeper Of the Rolls of Virginia, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy of
act passed by the General Assembly of Virginia
on the 5th of April 1858.
Given under my hand this twenty fifth of April,
1853.
ST. GEORGE TUCKER, C.H.D.,
Keeper of the Rolls of Va.
At meeting of the City Council, held May 9th,
1853
A copy of "An Act" amending the Charter of the
city of Richmond, passed April 5th, 1853, having
been submitted, it was
ResOIved, That the said Act be published in at
least two the daily papers until the 26,h instant,
and that at the elections to be held in the several
Wards on that day poll be opened, to be headed
AN Act amending the Charter of the City of Rich.
mond, ard to contain two separate columns the
first column 10 be headed, "For the Act amending
the Charter the other to be headed, "Aganst the
Ac! amending the Charter" And that the person
recording the votes in the several Wards, then and
there receive and record in said poll book the votes
for and against the said Act of ell persons qualified
to vote under the Charter of the City: that they
ascertain and certify the number of votes given for
and the number of votes given against tn said Act
and deliver their certificates with the polls to the
Clerk of the Council, 70 be by him laid before the
Council at its frs, meeting thereafter.
Teste
WMP SHEPPARD, Ger.
I'D
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MANN DIsGUIsE.-Last summer ire
puted) female was going the rounds, instruct
ing ladies in the art of cutting dresses. &C.,
hailing from the North, we believe. We un-
derstand that this person recently died in one
OF the upper counties, when the discovery was
made that the cutter of ladies' garments was a
man in disguise-one who had donned the pet.
ticoats for some unexplained reason, and passed
for female until after ath.-FrederickSburg
Herald.
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Jas. 4. CowARDIN. Proprietor.
HUGE r. PLEASANTS. Editor.
NEW PRINTING OFFICE,

West corner hntn nnu Ixth streets.
TyNHt undersigned having, at great expense, 1T
1 ted up 2 complete and NEW establishment. in
,snd conduej,ng the ''B oolk and j oh Printing
Rusiness' in all its branches, under the name
"a: style oi -. - .
CI.lNMITT, FORE & CAMPBELL.
B,iag practical printers, and having been engaged
from i've % nine years past in of the best es.
;sbishmerfs iu the city, we fst:er ourselves that
We are competent to execute printing in work
rsalke manner, and on as reasonable terms as can
b. done; such as Checks, Blanks, Cards,
CircuIars. Handbilis, Lake $, Bill Heads,
Pamphlets, &C. &c
We hope, by attention TO business, and faithful
execution ot work to merit, what we now solicit,
ssnsre OF public patronage.
WIN. II. CLEMMlTT,
T. Il FORE
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QUGGY &c HAkNEss.-l nave tor sale a
ID first rate second hand top Buggy and Rar-
ness. Apply to Messrs Hooker n Osborne or
nv 5 SAMUEL, AYRES.
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FOR RENT.
UNION HOTEL FOR RENT or

So UNION HOTEL FOR RENT OR
E..s Lense.-The aoove Hotel 10 for rent or
lease Ills situated in the city OF Richmond at the
corner of Main Rad 10Th streets, quite near TO the
Dock which s soon 10 be CONT oleted, and very con-
venient TO the Depots OF the Danyiile aud Central
Railroads.
The Hotel was thoroughly altered and repaired
about years ago, and is now IN the most perfect
order. Ii has accommodations equal to any other
Hotel in this city, and presents hatering induce
ments to any one disposed TO engage in Hotel keep
ing.
Richmond is daily increasing In wealth and popu.
la,ion and The location of this HOTEL In part OF
the city where business is soon 10 centre recon-
mends ii to those who may wish TO engage in the
business The rent will be reasonable TO good
tenant. Applyto
lny2 TOLER COOK, Agents
- FOR RENT have for rent ene of the
Ia most desirable residences on Franklin street,
one door from the corner, 7th street. containing
from 6 10 rooms, with kitchen and servants
rooms attached, a hydrant in the yard and other
conveniences On the premises Possession can be
had on the let June. Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
my 81 General Agent and Collector.
- FOR RENT.-That very desirable Resi-
- dence in Sydney, known as "Su.ten's" with
four acres attached, enclosed and well set iu
Clover, and Vegetable Garden, for the remainder
of the year. The House has seven rooms, all in
good repair. For terms, &c, apply to
WIN GOULDIN,
my 19-1w Governor street.
Ca FOR RENT-A new Brick House, on
~ Union Hill, just ccm pleied with six rooms
aud all necessary out houses. Possession given
Immediately, by applying to +. BAKER,
my 2O-6iT Union Hill
T=s FOR sALE.-A comfortable two story
II Brick Tenement, with six rooms, at the head
OF Broad street. Terms accommodating. Apply
my 20 TOLER &, COOK, Agents.
s. FOR RENT. Two small Tenements on
s,:::. Msttox Hill. Apply to
my IL TOLER & COOK, Agents