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PRICE TWO CENTS.
MACHINE SHOP and IRON FOUNDRY fol

MACHINE SHOP and IRON FOUNDRY for
l sALE-ksOsr the Mercer WORKS ss-t-d ca the banks
q , pf s.s Ms1 ff Sep 81 IS ct ''-' Af's
Acpe-story brick fitfins-ap saop. IS By loo feet
hTk Iron Foundry SC y 100 feet Siih Cose Oven and
s9I S9. ss:Y s. !. e :, Z 5; 100
Sake .s ts e esSscy sO1 three SO1.e,
al ioe...5 SOL esi r.l SIS fee. the p.l:rss
Hehs. w.:s. Sns: one v Hc' he'd :H Il s M 90 PER
The bednss within mile Of three railroads two
q; S. nam. leave or Philadelphia 50 miles CO. daily
fvs PASSENGER trains leave for Ne~YOr miles Ga daily three
bsswe V:ey ssd one steamboat for Phsdsphs during
The facilities fer obtaining coal and iron from Penn
.sps .lsded q rsnds tR one Of best oesOs
Who be desrous Of engaging the foundry and ma
The buildings are we calculated for ga extensive ms.aesoy
sas srs qad
OF The property viii Be given Immediately desired
Terms 'e''"''' SANcLEvE, MKEAN DarPPs4 Co.
read, S fSnt,.. c,a R,.d eoqp.a',
during the past erected entirely worts.
ITO CARRIAGE.MAKERS- sale, Carriage
shS 9Th r0r' TGO Benches w md Fs1Is'
s. on IL o FIJI
'rd any amount Of 'OSn' san f'0q BaRfoL No s
WING PAPER for SALE-An old, wellestab.
y.ss. Of Western SewYorI for the proprietor
Is.s to . s" ,s Sn The s' ppe s osi
srseru Of iobwoEk advertising Price $4,000
portion which An enterprisns printer
nav be learned Of Nm MCDONALD No 1os Nssaust
Of Ann
WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT for SALE
At Schooeys Mountain N consisting Of large and com
buldng calculated accommodate Isl patseu and rn
consisting Of acres well adapted for boarding house, summer
.Sb, s syS SoE
WANTED-Ten Agents for each State, with 800
capital sell attic wanted family Good
SIS per day Gail a6dres,No 5l7 Bowsry
d A ono "A PARTNER in the BoOkselling
- 4sOOUs and Publishing Business The advertiser hs
il In ell rs branches Would DO willing nsocse himself With
gentleman of capital 9Th himself possessing and bust
mess capacities doubt Of the si:ces Of the business Va
doubted viii be given and required Addre" Box NO
Ass. New York Post Office
do 00H TO $1,000 WANTED.-A Partner
QC,OOO with the above amount Of csp can hear OF AZ
opportunity Of entering into safe and pleasant business
fully euabshd this and wi which the advertiser
having been In the busne1 seven yes
For particulars address A. L. box No 1876 at this ofice
I'll SOO PARTNER WANTED, with this
- .OOUs amount purchase the interest Of parry re-
tpe business aresdy established aud safe Address COR
NELL Co Box -. ISL Tribune Office
d. OO0 TO 0O0.-Wanted, Partner,
y l,UOU either special or active with the above named
Fsrtrer security will be given Address b w this office
tHS O00 WANTED in wellestablished
W ZeJsOOO Commission business for term of 10:
which ibe will be paid and satisfactory security given
Address R O. c, Box e3 N. Y PostOhee
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Cost and fcnn0

CAUTION.-Stolen, on the I'd November last the
~ follow ing scrips viz
Mercantile Mutusi Insurance Co, 1850 No 10s5 500
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co, 1883 No ll5, STO
As,tr Mutual Insurance Co 1a5i, No 7a2 $500
public cautioned against negotiating them - the owner
hss applied for reissue Of the Scrip
q Oh REWARD.-LOst somewhere above Fourth
&~O ct, Watch Seal, having figure Of Ganymede cut
upon The will be paid for tbs OF
the g. c. at the Continental Bank No Il Wall st.
tt = REWARD.-Lost on Sunday afternoon, on the
a. ~ side Of 4hsv- between leth and 2hts GOLD
BRACELET The finder will receive the above reward by apply
irg at Nc Sc East 2fhst.
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no LET-Severa suites Of Offices, on the thin
tho has budins No rs BIosawsy next e 'ho "a
eyery applied for immediately be ssass
70 nit the ,sees Apply 20 JAMES sLuYrkR, No WAX
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SCUOOI, AGENCY and SAVINGS BANh'
a. h-r n WILCOX, No 2s5 Brosdw.y-A cores
1910 tousbou Union ana De,y IsastSs "a v.
,sq, dollar invssed % the P.iron oss pa
, ~ ever Day and have smother a hall pee
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Lew Rents and small Prohts:our friends and the public
~ REMINDED that We are still the old stand No 4 Pesr
sn and shall be able to show choice assortment
Cupetipn Oil Cloths &C Of style and be
he city the
rps efether locations BAILEY 4 bhOfhEho'
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ITO CANDLE-NAkEES.-Eo sale, the loS.s anu
Fixtures Of Candle AEru ory eons r;ns syer
making candles the H+irds and se1efo
and sie, the city trade TIER Asens
Of al tgcther with eoPp-
psrs aov prsses reiEeAor ana al IN scoa order e
tut short tine There too sara esse o La 49,
rca - - s.rt "a NORRIS NfII IN No 40 wssefst
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Go tUhom il man Concern.


EUROPEAN and AMERICAN PATENTS OBJ
u tanned srecial ciss FOR getting Patents In Europe
GEORGE II. KNEYlTr L Co. No. 65 Wal-st.
INFORMATION WANTED-Of the whereabouts OF
Il Yrs CATBARIyE DEyINE, formerly Of sSra who
o board the steamer Empire on the
She accompanied 81 four
knowing the Of either the
ber or chrea favor BY writing such nation
20 Miss SARAH DEVlNE, Flnra, Chemung County.
DERSONAL-If the young Lady who spoke with
Geuleusn Wednesday afternoon on the corner OF Il
Fulton will 1, .lose her address TO HENRY TUE,
City PoOGee be will forward to 1t al important letter ne Las
6r Der.
ITO THE HOLDERS of PERHAMs GIFT TICK
undersigned s eontncs to receive the Gin TICK
sl who wish, takes them to oeorseto "a ooss the
oT5rs ming every week
will be cents eish for number @ man tor
from aid 1--WE cents tseh Tor any num-
Der sSeAeT tbsn seven. - -,
Asthe office In GeorEeowp will be overowded with business for
this will be the expeditions meth)d the
itch et-toders can I'D pit - - ,o,,v
Offer, Academy Hal No 6s3 Broadway D. c COLBY:
N-ANTED-A Competitor, if the world contains
w one who will confront with Door Lock exceeding
H. equally durable and aud backed
uh half tbe premium COZ which der for picking
8. L. WOODBRIDGE, Perth Amboy, N J.
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60 farmers ano Others.

EXTRA BRAMAH POOTRAS.-For particulars
~ address w BARNES, bfistol Conn-
CUPERIOR FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES,
- CBRAP-w PRINCE Co, gushing N T. 10 consequence
the railroad passing TIN their largest Nursery will sell
Trees reduced prices eomprne the largest snd hnest ri AUG
Ornamental Trees including Eyereens kc Catalogues comp
Shrubs be had at No lis Chambers
IT. and will be mailed 70 applicants
ITO FARMERS.-Bone Dust for sale at No. 1873
Il West fs,bst, between llth and 18th Apply to
A SCWARTZ late No 20 1othay, NJ T.
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NEW MUSIC-Pubshed by SCHUBERTH q Cos
IN No $50 Broadway Chn,se Building
Chas Premium Polka; Flicker Graceuse sehouseh essh
25eepts sebuberh Family Pianist containing - and
instruction 50 een strsckosch sSeetheart Polk.
,p Zsrto Russian Polks MazIrka 10 cents Stark Farewell
Poa 10 cents Every these pieces full Of melody and
sweetness d 10 cold in Thousands Of copies
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ROADwAY WHOLESALE and RETAIL


ron 8 to 5 M
ROADWAY WHOLESALE and RETAIL
ID STORES Lofts srd CGses 20 let or lease
n uev fve-rory buianx No. SIG Broadway. . b 10
second Stole 10 50 Broadway eorsst q Achonyst y
by 81.
10 SSlt Brosvsy sv1si By 70 feet DEP With .r tss
Broadway q feet from By '05 fee.
foor Sore No 81 Broadway By o. corner c, 40
pitsl .-x
IA, Is ezlises OF No IS brosassy.
Applyto GEO. Fox corner Brosas.y s7e Aa-ees1--
DROADWAY-To let or lease two large ana Ell,
I'D sst sAsvResg4er ssss e. 80 y .9 49, o low
Brooss ode ezifs u r tsloIs nn ,ss, 49, ~
-, Iaosrzseevpa 2 fooas Nel nkn.sd ~, ne
,ss,.siy ~ "a se<e~sss ARR - POWELL ossaas
Ne Sc BxssssFsg ga tie 49, reo1 20 g
CURYIsIIED HOUSE TO LET-No. 3o4 West
JIG ~ q hssvssa N and HsksvS, dogbs swoSoy Hssss.
y ssss osf sessbIs rsddsscs VIA lare rooms vs ssd
rhoroushiy fapished With mans r rmru vel = ee<ps
vii BE- rented private family and favorable
scd ,<pasf may lie haa farawh Nay b be-
tween hous Of II snd o'clock
EARMs 70 LET-In Springfield and Wllmsnsett,
l. Ms HOuss vsned Boeis bought sod cad exesansed'
Tesehes sale Of Peoples College Stock
ALFRED W. uRHA4 No CSur2enet&-
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6ousee to Get.

A SMALL FAMILY, living in desirable location
n 40 town et from April 20 small fsrollJ Who OBJ
80 tte sabbath psr three House with
modern nprcverenfs Rent $50 References sxchansd Al
dress J. Box z67 r. O., CT inquire No West zhs:
ron 5P NJ.
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A DAMS g. CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR-
IA GINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL

A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR-
IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBURG, &c, SC, Ae.-Haying effected arrange
ments with the U. s. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEcIAL EXPRESS
PRIvILEG Is on that route, we are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York, MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednee
dsy and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods win be re-
eeiyed at our New York Office, SO Broadway until 81
O'clock p. NJ, on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order by adams 4 CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run as heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge Of special
messengers All Goods not marked to go via the in
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex.
press ADAMS CO.
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment per steamers Roanoke Jamestown, will
hereafter be received by ADAMS L CO., SO Broad
way, who the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships
LUDLAM l. PLEASANTS,
je 6-ts So Broadway, New York.
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ndIsCEr.LANnoUs.


TABLE TINCTU RE.-Resd the following extract
WASHINGTON. March is, 1854.
MESsRs. MoRTIMER 4 MowBRAv-Dear SiFe-My
little girl contracted lameness and began to lean to
one side, during the early part Of last SUMMER but
thought Il from habit she had acquired of.tand.
was hip disease which / was unwilling to believe,
until she became 80 crooked that was quite alarm
ed In ssptemner TOOK nss 70 sh one 81 the best
affected and prescribed accordingly. The medicine
bere of TO her, he then pronounced it hip dis
then made use of much advertised and celebrated
Imminent, which was said to be beneficial in such
cases. and continued Il until the 10th Of February
used until the 18th. Her suhernss becoming more
acute, l returned again to the frst mentioned Linz
mens, but she still continued to grow worse, and
sSnsss Sfs s of a
third day after she had begun to use It she could
The little creature 90 overjeyed that she threw
her hands over her head and exclaimed +" oh, see.
can stand myself" She had not been able to stand
as straight for two three months before. tits
month since she commenced using the Tincture, and
can now walk aswel as before taken sick.
Il. w. FRANKLAND,
Penn Av, near GEORGETOWN Bridge,
WE REFER 70 Mos'hins''n' D. C.
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thos. Csnot. Robt. Gaut
James Smyth, who were cured of Rheumatism.-
John Pervaii s. A. Grimm, John Luke, Rev'd. v.
Estrdge, U s. Navy, and thousands of others cured
Of Dyspepsia, Scrofuls, Coughs, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, st. Vitus' Dance, &C.
We refer to own citizens.
DR.. HAMPTON, the author of this great Hamp.
ton. Vegetable Teture Is in his soth year in good
health that 1t will be it il not article got
up to impose on the public.
Call and get pamphlets gratis.
q See Cures.
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-CA
and get psmI hlets gratis with history OF discovery
this wonderful Blood Purifier and see certificates OF
our own citizens of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fala, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous.
ness, &c. &c.
4 Co, Richmond; by DIR COOKE, Fredericksburg;
by all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
4 MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists md
Storekeepers every where.
uSl per bottle 6 bottles for IS.
an 2t-d&cts
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WU.LIAM BOOTH, UpHoLsrERERAyp

= To-, TAFER HANGER, No. I46 Main street. corner
iLtn respectfully informs his friends and the pub.
nc, that ms spring assortn of Goods in the above
ne now complete. consisting in part of Gilt, Vel.
VeI, Satin and common Papers with Borders to
matcn, OF both French and American manu- acture:
also, FiIe Screens. Curtain Papers, Window Shades
&c, with large assortment of Oil Cloths, Canton
aaa Cocoa Mating all widths Spring hair and shuck
M,s!tlasses Bedsteads Sofas. Chairs, Lounges &C..
winch he invites you to call and examine before mr.
CHASING as he is confident that he can give satsfac
ton both in quality and price. All orders thank "
received and executed in the best manner and at the
shortest notice, both in town and country. ''-'
una 23-eOSW
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AaB RNE'S GREAT NATIONAL,
" PICTURE GALLERY has been removed OBJ.

visitors.
try Persons wishing Pictures. viii find this place
to pay them well for visit Every department GO o.
nected with this establishment has been fitted up In
superb order. Gilt cornices. with our Nations stars
and s.ripeA ornament the many windows. The La.
dies Dressing Room will be found lacking in nothing
that viii add TO the comfort Of vsitors The foors
are covered with beaptifpl carpet-the walls with
rich satin paper Portraits of all eminent states
men aAorn the walls-lsyge chandeliers ornament
the place The sky light q thu very best that can bs
built. The vork.room l. furnished with one Of w
H. Lewi1s patent Bnfiug NechinsG 81
None can form an ides Of this establshment With.
out paying Il vsit All the proprietor aske u call
70 satisfy and al that he hss ~ nsed Of sslE
prsise or nesd Of bpphueginx the pecpie With (enk
ffsh Neither does he need q sdyertse % WORK for
81 & s,e4-sl ~ II $50 L Nv. 04E0RH0
OppoGte the Exchenge Bah
uss Of the ladIss. spM
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ANOTHER TnEArY.-The New York Journal Q

ANOTHER TREArY.-The New York Journal of
Commerce says:
Mr.. Borland, our Minister in Central America,
has sent home trearJ, by the hands of the Secre-
tary of the Legation Mr.. Beelan, made with Mica
raeua. The treaty prorides thai the United States
shall recognize as established, the boundaries of
Nicaragua and includes the Musquiso country with.
in her limits The United States Government Is
thus made to guaranty the disputed claim of Mica.
ragua. to the country of the Mosquito indians The
object of this treaty IT, of course. to place the u 8.
Government In hostile position towards Great
Britain on this question: In pursuance of the policy
adopted by Mr.. Squier, while he was Minister to
Nicaragua.
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OFFICE J. r. L. K COMPANY, }
RICHMOND, April IT. 1854

~~D a, 1sfSlI0HOND, hPII1 II, Io0f }
E'OR the purpose of repairing the Locks
L between Richmond and Lynchburg, the naviga-
ton OF the Canal, by FREIGHT BOATS, will be sus.
pended follows:
June.
July.
The trade between Richmond and New Canton
Will not be interrupted by this arrangement and the
trade between Richmond and I've River Pond will
be interrupted only for two weeks
The water will be kept in all the Levels SO as to
enable the Packet Boats to continue their regular
pairs. ~
BY order ofthe Board of Directors
WILLIAM P. MUNFORD,
eP 10 <a"fw Secretary.
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CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP-POW

~ Frs, the only Artist That takes the Flesh Tint
Do9uerreotyes which has been prone unced to be the
best in the world has had his large skyight so arran
ged as to take Pictures of Children perfect as those
taken of grown persons
Those who have tredsat other gallerys to have
have but to call on Powers at lS9, Main street. who
never ails to satisfy the most fastous Sign of the
red flag, over the Bookstore of James Woodhouse.
ape
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- 5 ARTIFICIAL TFETH-
o. GREAT ANO IMPORTANT IN
ORkOVEMENT.-The undsr.;.naa

have pulcha the rieht 10 nss m
ALkENo RAEENT IMPROVEMENT in the mod
Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which II ons
Of the greatest and most important inventions sW.
made IN this branch of the Dentisrs art s's'
The Improvement consists In the employment ~ :.
metal superior to gold In purity and In the compets
union Of all the teeth by silicicus compound which
ct the same time forms tho most beautiful and nstu
!s looking gum and filing mp ell creyices and inc
!srties and rendering it Impossible for the teeth to
become unpleasant 70 the weaxer By the accumuls.
fion Of particles Of food other substances between
them. No other mode OF mounting artificial teeth g
comparable TO this In any respect
fersons wearing teefh inserted In the ordinary
vsy and not giving satsfaction,1 Invited to try
dOnaI cost. 49,
Wsshall b Disassd to show spssimsnsof this kinl
o. uoh to any peDons who viii call ct our ofbaa
Whefhx they Ba1t artificial teeth or not
49,. WAY1 MAHONY, DantastA
ny 15-66wfs Once. 80 40 Sfreet J
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE A-D-

-, JOININu The CITY, AT PRIVATE SALE,
That beautiful and commanding situation contain.
,nE twenty.fye or thirty ceres adjoining the city,
offered at private SALE and Is unrvalled IN besntv ~
ntuston and purity Of water This property will
"a ~ snort time become a valuable addition to the
pie opportunity for profitable Investment is rareiv
na MT WIN: bridge will soon be built over the ca
G TO It which will make the distance from
OF the city '''SA'y so'.iea pafs
For terms apply to
jaH-aawts rAvyop q uy,r
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A NEW DEBuTANTK The Baltimore Patriot
learns from gossiping circles that very pretty
young lady Of that city intends shortly to appear
as vocalist on the stage. Her FIRST appearance"
il expected about the first of May.
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THE only infallible Medicine known. :

DOhhOWS ELlAlh tITA-Jhe original ar.
ticle in all its purity. Quick and powerful its viz.
tues are proverbial-in so many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subjects
Of diseases in their most terrible FORMS testimo
mails OF the most exalted character from individuals
and institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellows
Lodges OF Norfolk. The medicines able to give relief
are numerous and valuable bnt if persons are willing
10 suspend their and submit to course Of ELK
LIZ VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those regarded a. utterly ncurabe only three or four
weeks; II viii thoroughly purify the blood. In
scrofnla, Rheumatism, Indigestion, &C, it stands
alone. IT. action the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
circulation affect the vital os:sns course d two
or three weeks will relieve the syate Of all morbid
ma,ter, resction enaues incontrolsble appetite
with nigh and vigorous health the result In deep
and heavy colds, that often end In rapid decline
nothing = comparable. For mercurial and syphitic
. leaving yesiss Of the disease Pursue the
II 90, at the end Of three weeks suspend ito Use 8
weeks recommence, and at the end Of three week.
the body will be restered to Its original health
We have Just been put in pesse..ion Of liberal
derfui curative powsrs Of which arc proverbisl.
PURCELL, LADD CO..
sssl JACKSON B. WOOD. .sY
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received by ~

WE nave just received q fine assert.
AZ. c.n,r enI o. MarbleTop Cabinets do sdebosrds
sell yerv low ~ c,d snd Washstands, which we Will
e 2. .. ALEX. MOTT 4 co
HOMEk BATHS, REFRTGER1-
~ TORS AND WATER COOLE m --1s,-.hsas !.
PPsn' snS H.6 Sss and Ice
Baths Foot Batha BathinK Cara fssX n 49, ~
hstr aloves-tosether With lsree sssortmeSf a
Water CooieEu and lee Pitchers Those Is ~srs ~
the shove sessopable goods, win pesss call On - y
spsl Of A Isl Ne; ~,
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The Columbus, Ohio, Democrat says that strych.
nine is used in the manufacture OF whiskey to in.
crease the yield of the juice Of corn. An anayza.
ton of Cognac brandy, is said to have shown the
presence of nux vomica in that liquor.
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D. DENOON, Bell and Brass

~ Founder on Main, between 9th and 9th Streets
Richmond, Va, continues to carry on the above bu-
siness in all its various branches.
BELLS for churches, ships, railroads, taverns, and
all kinds of House Bells, made to order.
From the large number of Bells that have made
in the last 20 years. and their superior tone and qua
lily, can assure my friends that they are equal to
any made in this country. shall always keep on
hand regular supply of all kinds of BELLS, &c.
T All kinds Of REPAIRING in the Brass Foun.
dry Business promptly attended to. Bell Brass and
all the various kinds Of Metallic Castings done at the
shortest notice and the lowest rates.
N. B. The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
and BRASS. fe 2lSms
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL Is, 1884.

HON LUTHER SEVERANCE. of Maine, late Com
,v;,.ioner Of the United States to the Sandwich
I.,,nds. reached his home n few days since. He 10
entering from the ravages of an incurable cancer
The Gospel Banner says he cannot live, and he
tnows Il and there is sort of majesty in the re-
..,ed consciousness of his approaching fate which
.,readv seems to have elevated his soul to lofty
heights. and made him kindred to the highest pow.
ers of the world to come.
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R1BB0N TRIMMINGS.--Just opened
White csiorsl ~ BIscf TsntiiIas pIsef "a ~
Iofe1 Lsee -; 9laek Lees ebswis and Scarf: Pan
soIs ~ Aa6ies UnbrelIss1 Q - Msln Il.
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On nA0 DOLL A r S CIV E N
OUaOOO AWAY IN REAL AND PER


SONAL ESTATE to our future patrons, by WIN. A.
PRATT l. M. P. SIMONS, Daguerrean Artists, Nos
las and ISL, Main street, Richmond Va.
PROSPECTUS. -
The liberal patronage bestowed on the undersgn-
ed for the last ten years. enables them to offer to the
public still greater Inducements than heretofore to
continue their fayors.
They have, by deed of trust secured the $50, 600
worth ofproperty hereinafter described, to their next
So 900 patrons who may expend $3 each in Daguerre
otypes at either of their establishments. To each
of these, receipt will be given, specifying that the
holder is entitled TO share of the said property.
Said property shall be disposed of in such manner
committee of five disinterested persons any three
of whom may act shall direct in violation of the
laws of the State, said committee be elected by
the holders of the aforesaid receipts each receipt
titling the holder to vote-majofties electing-
ene.tenth of the entire number being necessary to
constitute meeting; thirty days notice having been
previously given in one more weekly papers by the
trustees Should anything occur by which the above
cannot be entirely accomplished within a reasonable
time proportionable amount of the donations is by
the deed of trust provided for.
Real estate has been conveyed and security given,
to Col. Thos P. August, Attorney at Law, Richmond
Va in trust for the execution of the above project
As each receipt holder acquires an immediate in
terest in the above described property and it will
be observed that nothing can occur to prevent the
donation taking place. hope to be SO literally pa
a.t SCHEDULE.