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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01
LOOK OUT ron PICKPOCmRrs.

LOOK OUT FOE PICKPOCKKTs!
NEsTHRDAY, about Iiso'clock. stopped q
there was . crowd gathered around man who
was exhibiting some articles Of writing materials
for sale. While there, stranger called my atten-
ton to beautiful card which he ssid was written
~ gen Iemsn Of the American Hotel. and insisted
should examine it-but being suspicious, a. | a.
wsys am In crowds, or among strangers declined
taking IL in my hand. / however leaned forward
to look ct it. and while In that position felt my coat
pocket tighten. l turned Immediately. and In 40
instant, the man who had called my attention to
the card, and another stranger whom had notie I'd
standing nearly behind me, were missing, and they
no doubt robbed me of my PocketBook. The
BOOK hghtcolored calf Memorandum Book
which may be used also a pocket book, tied with
red cotton string and black ribbon string. II
contained In one part of IL l45 dollars, in notea
oil various banks and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT also
another parcel OF notes, the precise amount not 70
collected but consisting in part of three sic North
Carolina bills. and four 81 North Caroline notes
and sundry one and two dollar bills of Purceli's
apd Tinseys. Itaiso contained the following bonds
and papers
Two bonds drawn by Wilson Hill & Co, dated
Let January, 1858, for 80 dollars each, for negro
hire.
One bond drawn by same, dated lst January,
1853 for SIS dollars, for negro hire.
One bond by same dated LIST January, 1853, for
40 dollars for negro,hre
One bond drawn by C P Word, for hire of two
One bond drawn by Robinson, for negro hire.
Tor the year 1852, for 40 dollars with credit of
20 dollars on the back.
One drawn by Joseph Angle, for negro hire, for
tHe year 1852, for 20, with credit of 10 dollars
One drawn by Joseph Angle, for negro hire, for
year 1853, for Is dollars.
One drawn by inc Davis, for negro hire, for
year 1861 for ITO dollars, with credit Of 50 dol.
lars.
Also. copy of q deed of trust from Stephen
Price, Pttsylvania. to E Dews, conveying real and
personal property in the county Of HALIFAX for the
oenent OF z Price and her children Also, re.
celpt from the clerk of the Court for recording the
same Also, letter from Jno Hitchcock TO me,
dated 23d January, 1853, Woods Diggins, Califor.
mia, which authorised me to &C. for him in the set
tlement of his deceased fathers estate.
The public are cautioned agains. trading for any
of the above named bonds. | will pay liberal
reward for the Book and Papers. They can be of
no use to any one but myself.
E DEWS,
an LIZ Genpro1 h1o,f ~
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NOTICE.-In reply to Mr. William H. Clarks
lS article of the 18th instant, would state to The
public that he, MIR VIM. Fl. Clark chose man to
settle our companys business with me for him,
and after settling satisfactorily ON both Sides he
then bought me out, and in lieu of paying me for
what owned in the concern, he agreed to assume
the following debts of the firm, namely one bill to
P Johnston of $50 and five cents; one bill TO Ben
nett & Beers of Sl2, and s25 for rent; bill we
owed in Baltimore of So, which was all the firm
owed. He agreed to pay the above named bills in
presence OF MIR c. J. To!er, leaving then small
balance in my favor Of l so cents. Mr. C.. perhaps
had forgotten had witness of the whole settlement
well as his receipt in full. The above statement
am ready to prove at any time in Court OF Justice
In the face of the above facts, for Mr. VIM H. Clark
to publish the article he did, will leave the public
to draw their own conclusion. | will merely add
shall take farther notice of any publication he
(Mr c. may make.
ap liz G.. w LIVINGSTON
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ice MAIL.-We were so overwhelmed
with the pressure upon our columns and upon
our time, that we omitted to announce the APP
pearance OF the "Mait' on Wednesday, as we
omitted good many other things tina, we
proposed 10 have attended to. However, we
had notice of our contemporary in advance
The editorial sa.utation of the Mail was very
graceful one indeed; and the paper is greatly
improved upon the Republican.
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THE AFFAIR AT THE USIvERsITY.-A let.
ter from the Univerity, addressed to us, states
that the unfortunate affair between Messrs.
Mosby and Turpin originated in some remark
made by the latter about party that took
place at the house ofthe father of the former.
On the day of the collision, young Turpin
stopped to dine with friend, at the boarding
house of Mr.. A Brock, and sat at the table a
little longer than his friend. After rising from
the table, and as he was about to ascend the
stairs, he encountered young Mosby and two
his friends, and was accosted insulting iy,
Mosby having pistol in his hand. Turpin
attempted to strike the pistol from Mosby's
hand, when the latter fred-the ball entering
the leftiaw. severed the facial vein and artery
and glancing near the jaw bone, passed through
the upper part of the great angle and lodged
in the hack of the neck, having run course
If six inches. MIR. T. ID. Taliaferro interior
ed TO prevent second shot. Turpin was TAX
en- to his room. The prefuse bleeding was
promptly arrested by MIR. Pryor, medical
student, until the arrival of Professors Ca.
bell and Davis, who pronounced the wound
an exceedingly dangerous, though not neces-
sarily fatal one.
Mosby went off to the country, but was sr-
| rested, the same evening, ard committed to
jail upon the testimony of Messrs. Taliaferro,
| Cobbs, Brock, and Fsuntleroy, who witnessed
| the occurrence. Bail was positively refused
| mosby.
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CASE DIsMIssED-Mcha-l Brady appeared at
the mayors Court, yesterday, to answer charge
OF having uniawtully taken and kept for some
time, penknife of the value of rs cents. the pro-
perty Of David place. The evidence sno wing that
the accused took the knife oat Of the hand Of the
owner, in such manner as to preclude the idea of
any fslonious intent, the case was PROMPTLY dis.
missed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

Gov. Crawford, of Georgia, Secretary of War
under Gen. Taylor. has been afflicted in the
less of beautiful daughter. He has been
travelling with his family through SYRIA and
Egypt during the past winter. While at NAL.
u his youngest daughter was taken ill with 4
fever, bur partially recovered, SO as 10 reseh
Naples in February, when a RELAPSE took mis- rs
which terminated her existence in a few days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

The LATE AURELIUs SALLE,-This gen.
tleman was among the number of those killed
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He was
supposed to have been from South Carolina,
by those who gave an account of the disaster.
lie may have removed to that State, for we
have lost sight Of him for number of years ;
but he was a native of Powhatan county, and
descendant of the Huguenots. In early
youth we knew him well, though, as we have
said, We had lost sight of him for many years
previous to his death. He was high.minded
honorable gentleman, and an excellent man.
His death must prove serious loss to any
community in which he may have resided. He
has many friends and relatives in this city and
Manchester. He has lef; a wife and eight chi.
dren.
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"UNcLE TOMS CABIN IN ENGLAND This ia
the title of drama in two acts, by gentleman in
this city. 1t is very credtable to the author, the
dialogue being spirited, epigramma,ic, and nreg.
nant with meaning. The rgidly.righteous souls
who let their own poor starve while they are tax.
ing care of our negroes, are fully and properly ex.
posed. The author deserves well of the public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

The Central Bank is the name of new bsnk
which will go into effect in the city ofN. York
on the LIST OF April, with capital OF 5000 fli,0
and the privilege OF increasing tito $1,000. 600.
Edward Copeland is president, and j. p. ).
Briant cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

BODY REcovERED.-The body of Charles Ha.
gan, the unfortunate boy who was drowned on the
9Th February, BY the upset,ing of boat in the
river, was found yesterday morning at Haxalls
dam, near the Steel Works. An inquest was held
upon it by coroner Wicker, and the verdict of &C.
cidental drowning was rendered. The deceased
was aged II wears
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SPIRIT OF The PRESS.

We had not room yesterday to say what oar
neighbors were doing on Wednesday.
The Whig of yesterday speaks of the dis
appointment of the F. F. VS. of Virginia in
the distribution Of Office, and thinks it hard
1t adverts 10 the religious controversies of the
day, and thinks there is great deal of secta.
RAN bitterness abroad in the world.
The Enquirer was out in political vein
yesterday.
The Mail has q caustic article on the ''mar.
worship of the day.
personal history Of old Bullion to amuse its
readers with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

CASE OF AssAuLr.-At the Mayors Court. yes.
terday, Alderman Evans presiding, William Lang.
ford appeared ts answer q charge of assaultng Jas
Wsneycutt. The charge was sustained, and the
accused required to give security in the sum of
500 to keep the peace, in future towards all the
good citizens of the Commonwealth" The parties
reside In the Valley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

The MAYoRALT1.-The intrepid LlpscoMs is
pressing the canvass for the Mayoralty with great
energy. His arguments to enforce his claims are
remarkable for their logical force He is determin.
ed not to be the hindmost- He is determined, in.
Decd that it ne is not triumphant, it shall not be
owing to any wait of exertion on his part In short
he is determined on being able to say
I'll Rome must fall, that we are innncantn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

BosTos, March 80. - The brig Marietta.
from Alexandria for Boston, is ashore on Mi.
noi's Ledge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

The Asheville, N. c., Ne VS. states that the
stables attached to the Warm Springs, belong.
ing 10 Major John E. Patton, were totally des
uoyed by fire on the 10Th inst, and twenty
valuable horses and mules consumed in the
h2mes. The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an inc endiary. ''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

D Mr. Thes II Gresham, 1904 Broad street. has
sent up the Illustrated News and Gleasons Pictorial
for this week. Both are excellent numbers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

DR.. CLAYTos, Of Portsmouth, has invented 8
contrivanee 10 lessen the danger of railroad
collisions-said TO be very efficient. bu, no,
very clearly described in the papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

PccxEr Prcxxp.-Mr. Dews. gentleman well
known in this city, had hs pocket book stolen yes.
tsrday while standing in crowd It the corner Of
Main and 18th SITS Hebclieved tho thasperson who
committed the offence bad afterwards gone into
the Reading Room. but following imm sdiately af
ter he could not find him. Welearn that the peck
ct book contained number Of valuable papers,
bu. we heard nothing said with regard to the mo-
ney 1t had
p. S-We invite attention TO the advertisement
of Mr.. Dews, IN this mornings paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

The WIG VACCINATIONS I'm the hurry of
preparing notice of the proceedings of the Wing
meeting at the African Church, On Thursday night,
cur Reporter fell into an error. Mr.. Beverly Blair
was not nominated as reported, for the Office of
High Constable. The meeting, with almost entire
unanimity, indefinitely postponed the subject of a
nomination for that office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

90 E. NORRIS respectfully informs his
IA friends and the public that he has removed
from the old stand to his house called a
- part OF the Mansion House, No IS Main
Street where he keeps very large assortment of
Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, and complete Stock of French, German
and English Cloths of ali colors; Black and Fancy
Cassimeres; Vestings of all colors and qualities,
for customers orders. A guarantee will be given
for good dt OF the garment ordered. Gentlemen
wishing to save IS per cent can do so by remem
bering my system. All ask is trial
an 1-3lH E. MORRIS
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. The unfortunate woman. so dreadfully
beaten by her husband in New York, died the
day after she was SO inhumanly treated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

ES~Ss WING MEETING.-Am meeting of
S>Es the Wings of Monroe Ward will be held
at Schutte's Hall Tonight, at O'Clock. As bust
ness of importance is to be transacted, every Wing
is invited to attend.
This is exclusively aparty meeting. and none but
wings Will be admitted. ap 1-lth
R ALBEIT l.. WEST, viii under.
So take Buildings of every size and mate.
iial, and will do all kinds of carpenters work, and
furnish plans for the same, on reasonable terms.
NH 31-2tr
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COPY-RlGHT.

Our neighbor Of the Petersburg Express,
having some how or other come across @
pamphlet written by some drudge of the asso.
ciated publishers, but having no name or date,
or anything else to indicate its rarentage,
comes down "like a thousand of brick" upon
the whole system of literary piracy which has
so long been the disgrace of this county,
We honor our neighbor for his bold, unsel6sh
denunciation of this detestabte system-a sys.
tenn not one bit more respectable in our eyes
than any ether organized plan of robbery
Refusing, very properly, to enter into the ques-
lion of expediency, though he says very truly.
that it is easy enough TO defend the proposed
copyright law even upon that ground, he
marches boldly up to the only true question in
the following style:
The whole question of copyright with US
has always reduced itself 10 these two cues
ti0ns-l. Are a mans ideas, learning, LABOR,
study-hls own property! We think every
body will give an affirmative answer 10 ,his.-
=. Have we right to use another man Pr.
perty without paying him for NJ on .nis
point we know opinions are aivtdeu.. W. ST
Proudhon SAYS property is theft, ana ne ~oula !,
therefore contend for the free and unrestricted
right of ANYBODY to use it who could lay ms
hand upon the convenient ethics OF ehe rfencn
pniosopher. 10 all our large cities for some Of
whom the law has provided Jaiis and houses
of correction. The publisher alone OF all ap'
nronr;ate-s of other mems goods rejoices in
peD;act immunity, and laughs at the absurd
po,;ons Of honesty that other people entertain
-The Petersburg IntelIigencer, alludine
~ the hope expressed by this paper that q
.onnection would be allowed by Petersburg
hetween the Norfolk and Petersburg and the
Petersburg and Richmond Railroads, saws
ssAv coorse," as Paddy would say. But
while this grand railway junction is going on
what says the Dispatch to unen between the
Richmond and fredericksburg and Richmond
and Petersburg Roads
Why we are in favor of it, and the writer o
this has written many paragraph to urge thu
propriety Of this connection upone tn compa-
nies. They are, we believe, in favor of it them
selves, and nothing but the difficulties in tn,
way-the heavy grades and the crossing tn,
canal-has prevented it. We hope still to sc,
ii effected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

Ey The Peoples Ticket-uonrne
W ard.-The following ticket will be supported
for Monroe Ward on Wednesday, Apr. 9Th. Thew
are true and tried men of ability and frmness. ana
much devoted to the interest OF the Ward.
CouNcILMEN-J. r. Anderson, Samuel D De-.
noon, j. Scott, w. C. Allen, d. j. Saunders
ALDERMEN-S T Puliam, j. C. Wingasld, l.. W
GlaZsbrook, ]. Bray, J. L. Tate.
VOTERS, WINGS AND DEMOCRATS
NH 30-7s+ of Monroe .vs,3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

The GARDINER TgIAL.-Tuesdsv. San.
chez Navarro was again introduced a. wit.
ness; but before he had proceeded far new
points OF law were raised, and the balance of
the day occupied in discussions between conn.
sci. 0o"N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

: HTo my old Customers and Friends
My office is now opened at No. 3, Governor street,
Gate X. G. SCOTS otfce) for the sale of Lottery
Tickets, where it will give me pleasure 10 wan On
YOU C B. LUCK.
Orders for Certificates or Packages. or single
Tickets and shares in any Of the Maryland Lotte-
ries, will meet prompt and confenual attention, it
addressed TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

e Monroe Ward.-RsgaIar Independent
Ticket.
COMMON COUNCIL ID Saunders Demon.
William Breeder, John Il Shook, WIN Allen.
ALDERMEN Joseph C WingAeld, James Bray,
w Giazebrook, T Pulism. Jesse Williams
NH 29-6tT CuMMOH JUSTICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

Do not forget that fine old Brandy az the bar
You may rest assured it will compare with any ia
this city trial is all that is necessary to insure
proof of the fact My club lst is open for the Sum.
mer. Gentlemen disposed to pstronize good
Club, not one mile from the city, will please call
and hand in their names Fine spring of water on
the ground and every comfort necessary on such
occasions. P. c. KIMBROUGH,
aDl-It+ Pearl street Sans Sauci
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

E 70 tine voters Of the City of Rich.
thy and efficient officer of the Night Watch. Can,
bnr"eii Jinkins beg leave most respectable. "a
offer myself candidate for the of5ce' / nsvs
served Tor the last ten years 3D. and portion Of
the time as LIST Officer. "a
ARCH. C. WILKINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

20 City SHrvsyor.-I ann candidate for
70 eieenon, Tor the ufiice OF City Surveyor.
az i-toe THOS lam
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k Jefferson Ward.-1he following tiekst
VIII DC supported tor Aldermen and Couucilren'
in Jefferson Ward:
Aldermen. William Taylor, Richard D Sauxav.
Alfred lnioes, Thomas Hardgrove Alexander 1,
Roys!er. -
CoaRciLmen.-E B Hill. Jos NJ Carriagton. Rich.
ard o Haskins, Anson Richards, James N Talbot.
NH 30-dtde*
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Urain Measurer.-To tine Voters of
the City of Richmond.-I hsrebv dse,srs ~ y.
sell candidate for the Office of Grain Messn-er
should II be your pleasure TO elect me. snaII i-avs
no EFFORT untried to give general satisfsc.ien
A1a @f-oAF bkVERI.Y Il WELLS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

EF 40 the v 0tcrs Of the City Of Rfel
m0nd :-For reasons ssfisfactorv IN m sssS ! =.
sine sii connection with the candidacy for H. a.
nee OF Prosecuting Attorney for the CITY of Riea.
aono. JOHN GfLMER.
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"a KEEP 1T BEFORE The fEU-
IA PIE, that the Spring styles of Ready Made
Kf Clothing are now arriving at the Money
Saving Institution. No 102 Main street, con-
sistng of the choicest styles of French, English and
American manufacture now in the market. Dress
Suits, black and fancy Pants Business Coats Gents
fancy Goods. &c.
KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN,
aD No lO2 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

.g PhiIadeIphians In Richmond can be
supplied regularly, every morning by 8 o'clock,
with the Philadelphia Daily Ledger. by leaving
their names at the Newspaper and Periodical Depot
of the subscriber directly opposite the American
Hotel. The Ledger has the largest circulation OF
the Philadelphia dsilies, and for teIegraphc Ne VS.,
local intelligence, DC, is superior to any of them.
So send in your names Subscription, ~ CAS- per
week, yable weekly 10 the carrier.
LEWIS L.. SMITH,
Newspaper, Magazine and Periodical Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

E8~ From Mr. LEWIS L. Smith of the periodical
store opposite the American, we have the follow
ing:
'1ae Soldiers Daughter" and "St Cupid" each
comprising number of the periodical dramatic
publications, edited by F Wemyss.
"Ain!fes Mechanical. Draining Book the last
number
"Gleasons Pictorial" and the aIllustroted Neaosn
for Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

DIEUs
"Wednesday, at 7o'clock, M, Mrs ELIZABETH
NILES, reict OF the late Thomas Miles, aged 10
years.
Her funeral will take place tomorrow morning
at II O'clock from the residence of her SON, Geo.
Miles, corner of Franklin and 23d streets The
friends OF the family requested to attend with
out farther Invitation.
On yesterday, at 81 O'Clock, A M, Mrs ANN
LANG.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
requested to attend her funeral this evening at 81
o'clock, without further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

Il 49, THE WORLDS FAIR.-iAs. A.
D>.A HARRINGTON, importer, manufactur.
er and wholesale and retail dealer ia oil Havana
and Principe Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, Cigar
Cases, Canes, Portmonias, &C. Also, general as.
sortment OF fne-cut Chewing and Smoking Tobac.
CO. The attention of the public is respectfully so.
licited to the large and desirable stock | have on
hand, which will be sold at the lowest market
price.
N. B.-A fresh supply of f. Goodwin e. Brother g
hnecut Chewing an Smoking Tobacco shortly to
arrive at Sc so and s5 per gross. Try some of this
fine article. For sole BY
JAMES A. HARRINGTON,
NH 2l-d&W2w* No. 1874 Main and 10th st.
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Inspections Of Flour at Richmond for the third quar.
ter, ending March 3lst 1853.
$50 barrels family
1856 do superfne
3.G77 halt barrels do
1856 barrels fine
10,l02 do middling
4,242 do condemned
DAN'L S. DELAPLANE, Inspector,
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IL DR.. Higginb otham having returned to
Richmond, will resume the duties Of his profession.
de may be found at the residence OF DR.. Ha8slL
corner of Seventh and Franklin Streets. Office in
basement. mn $685.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

E The World OF Fashion, blished ev-
cry month in London and Paris, Id the very book
that every Milliner and Dress Maker should have.
Every number contains four spendidly engraved
steel plates of the latest fashions and two or three
patterns cut out ready for use together with direc
tons and explanations of the plates, general news,
anecdotes &c. Price so ceats per noeth or So
year, delivered regularly in any part CT the city, by
LEWIS l.. SMITH,
Newspaper and Periodical Agent,
nh 3l-3t Oppasits American Hotei
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NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.-Ws have for
IN sale, Negro Man, of middle age, of unex-
ceptionaoie character, and who has been accus
toned to the management of horses, to driving, &c
He will be sold to remain in the city.
ap l TOLER e. COOK Apents
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GROCERY STAND AND FIXTURES
" FOR Satellite undersigned wishes to dis
pose of the Fixtures, Stock and good will of his
Grocery, corner of 18th and Cary streets To any
one wishing to engage in the business, this stand
offers great inducements, having good run of
custom, and being in an excellent location.
Rp l-3t* TIMOTHY RYAN
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~ Philadeiph ians In Richmond can be

r. FRANCE e. CO., Managers,
NH % or to c B. LUCK. Richmond, Va.
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MARRIED..

Among the marriages in Calfornia-in love Val.
ley-we notice that of Mr.. J. Fl. BROWN, formerly
OF Virginia, to Miss NANCY Al. POE, of Missouri.