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The attention Of purchasers is called to the
sale st suction by II Sykes this day st II O'Clock
the bayee between ths markets. Second Disrie Of the
- s
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MASKED Eo1IETY RaIds.-@-We would direct
special attention TO the advertisement in another column,
particularsing tho intended series Of Masked Society
Balls to BE- gsep 1t tbs Orleans Thsatar Having fully
expressed opinion concerning the project already
need than notice the advertisement to which we
refer
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Forrts $ Way,

.FOr1'is s. Way,
. CLOTHIERS,
CoruercASp and COMMON SITS, tunder City IIo.e)
II Have just received large assortment OF
OVER G o ATS,
in every variety Of STYLE and MATERIAL.
AMERICAN CL0AKS,
of Fine Waved and Plain Beaver Cloth.
Together with lar 60 addition to their stock Of
7sp WINTER CLOTMTNa
.TesU Music.
tH JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
FL. D.. HEW TIT, Agent,
eSY CAMP STREET. K9b
SONGS.
Lilly White Mothers Consolation, Sweet ysspsr Bells
joys Full Tide is Rushing Tho Ship Parting Shore
WALTZES.
Waltz Brilliant Psrtea; Wsx by Chopin; Linda; Lstts;
eta; Annstte; Haretts.
Garland Polka La Fete dss Gondoefs Days sco
scettisehs; Forest Dale Quadrllss.
Taransse by Perten The Angel by Boyer La sylphds Paris
ienne, By voss; Carnival of Venice, by Beak.
MENDELssoHN's SONGS WITHOUT woRDs-bound dsapat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

AID TO SAVANNAH. During the prevalence of
tho yellow fever in Savannah the contributions received
to aid in relieving the distress and Affections Of the sick
aud poor amounted to S56494 IS,
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Dry Goods! Try Goods /! ~
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
WHIT Il r DRY @ 90 D s..
m R. Haggerty a. bro,

DIRECT IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN IND Do
MESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos. 108 Canal and Royal streets.
Tho attention Of purchasers respectfully solicited eIAmina
very well WRITER DRY
GOODS ready srannaou consisting French
English Menoes all Wool Plain New Style De LANES ard
Cashmsr Barpours Apacas Bombaznes $500 yards Pole de
cheys worth ba h trHyslng
dresses; WEIGH, English, Rogs and American Fanns SILK and
Flannss both aand7 Msrnn Hose and Half Hose
French Benks Whitney Blankets; Msrknaw Greniar and
every style White coored Blankets COO dozen
Jeuyin,a Kid Goyes-Ladiea' rs cents, Gencmen'a al.
stock silks imported into THE
city, regards quality cheapuess roees
Lases se with quantity
recently received FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
M r. HAGGERTY & BRO.
n1s 2pt i0s Canal and Royal Streets
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FRIDAY

- The undersigned wil ply bills against the
Creacent unless contracted BY himself his written
s,,sf,oryts s j. o. NixoS
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Furnished Dwelling House

FOR RENT.
~ This large hresstsry BRICK DWELLING HOUSE at the
mar Of and Rsronae Streets containing good rooms ali
Petey Furnished will be rented with without the
10 agood tenant.
Also shs STORE No % Nahes street. corner Of Arcade passae
Appiyt [n1s adp,fl TODD 4 CO iao Canal s.yest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

Extract of letter from a respectable and
wenformed citizen Of the United States to friend In
Washington dated
ST.. PErERsnuRG, Russia, Sept IS. 1854
DEAR F.: The war is scarcely begun There il no
chance for any Power be it great to conquer Rus
he will have in the field ready active battle one and
half millions Of soldiers well drilled The people are ali
for war and he has trouble in getting soldiers for
Is with them religious They want the christian
Faith to DO sanctioned the world They the most
defout people on the earth and the last orncx will go
for the war before they give 1t up.
FATAL AFFgAY,-We learn by private sources
that in the city of jackson Thursday evening the Esd
ut,, an aiftay took place between r. D. Shacsleford
printer and smith which resulted in the death
both shsekeford FIRST shot Taylor and then was him
sell shot probably by the accidental discharge own
pistol as ne was putting it in his pocket The latter
expired. Port Gibson missy Herald - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-08

PATENT OFFICE MODELS The Commissioner
Of Patents has informed the editors Of that truly valuable
publication, the Scientific American printed in NewYork
that the stringent rule whereby the dimensions of all
models were suddenly ordered to be cnraied has been
annuled by him. aud the more reasonable Of Febru
airy 20 left in full force
The rule of the Esd of October WAS, further learn
promulgated by mistake Since that time however many
inventors compelled to for the
ing Of their modes
The editors Of the Scientific American say that nearly
thirty thousand models have already accumulated in the
United States Patent Office and the establishment,
although spaoious will soon be over-crowded The aver
age increase In the number OF models received for the
past ten years. Is about twelve per cent per annum
should the same ratio of increase continue for the neA
twenty years as it undoubtedly will the large number Of
two hundred and sixty thousand models will have been
added to those already hand while the receipts Of
models for the single year of 1874 will be almost thlrtytwo
thousand!n
II is further said, 1T evident that the entire
model SYSTEM destined long to die natural death
It Is false system and has always caused more trouble
both to the Patent Office and Inventors than it is
worth In England which has the most perfect system
IN the world and where the rights Of patentess much
more thoroughly protected than here models are re-
qured or needed" Washington Sentinel
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For Sale,
Reduced Prices,

- STANDING PRESS, suitable for JOB PRINTER or
BOOK BINDER WILDE sold cheap applies early this Office
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

: AMERICAN HoTEL.-David Flynn, Dan Flynn,
T., EDDY. Waterford; Captain Nc Kenzey and ueice
rhiia; 81 Mann, Petersburg w Morgan. G
~ Matnews burch, Lynchburs: M Davis. J w Da-
Wis and lady. Pendergrast N York; g w Daniel.
Farmvilie; Caperton. Union; Huston and Ia
ay Ohio: Col De Russy, A; D w KYLE. Va +
r; r Rhodes, Campbell. :. = - -
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-Dr Hobson Powhatan:
Col C Mann and lady; Mrs Branch. Miss Mann, Master
Columbs: g W Dame. vs.; N Hams. Cumberland;
a Clark buesin 90 I'M; Mosby, Richmond; B B
n Sublett DR. w Nelson, Powhatan; f Cook Q,
Chssterfeld; Townly, Washington; w Tredway,
M Tredway, Va +sspof 10
EXCHANGE HOTEL-J Ross. Charlotte: ] C
Heath and daughter, N Y; Bnrruss, King VIM: Thos
Branch. We; s Coggeshall. 81 Lippet, Providence;
Coles. lady aud svt, Alb: w H Merriwether, Tex.
as &c Lisenerdo, lady and daughters: Cuba: Miss.
Gonzales and svt Cal; DR. T Temple, Hanover;
Young, Va; J Hendren, New Kent; Howard and
lady. Miss Tate. Richmond; VIM Goode Meckleu.
burg d Lee. Brya.t I, G w jackson. w Conner,
Carter, w Hall, vs.; Mrs Boon and daughters,
Leixas, N Y;A A Williams, Halifax; N Wood
way, I Coalter, Staunton. as go
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PAssENcERs PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,

PASSENGERS PER STEAMsHIr ROANOKE,
from New York, yesterday:
Ro Schuyler, Capt ] K Dawson, lady and son. w
D Griffin. G M Potter, Lawler, A Read and lady,
Miss M Hickey. Mrs NJ Potter. Jas M Potter, L
c Potter, Miss A Robertson. Mrs Markens aud
son. VIM Smith. Marcus e Cross H ] Alney, Miss
w Baker, Mrs S Stodard. Miss Mary Smith, Jane
0owey, Louisa Goss. Mrs w Mc0owen. Miss
G McGowen. John McGowen, DIR Jno White
John Dwyman, Mrs N Moore and child, Mrs E
Werckmuler. Nat Henry. Saml C White, B o Ell
lott James, B II Whitehurt Robt G. Brown, b
Gardner, Martin Jones, r Angels r Norris
G Johnson. r PieraQn. and q in ataeraee =
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

~ The ciIcul.sion Of the DAILY DISPATCH
conadebiy that Of all the Daily papers Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-29

CHARLES BURKE, the Comedian, made his first
DOW before California audience, in the American
theatre at San Francisco, on the 3Ott of March
His reception was quite enthusiastic. = II
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GEORGE j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE

40. 90 FOURTEENTH STREET,
HAS now in store and lie daily receiving
i i HIS spring supplies OF ofEARTHENwARE and
CHINA, of his own importation, of the latest and
most approved patterns and shapes, together with
large ssock Of GLASSWARE, L0OklNG-0LASS-
rs and FANCY GOODS,
His stock will be found extensive and the prices
slow any Northern re-packius house offer.
Merchants visiting this market viii promote their
own interest by examination of his stock before
making their purchases.
u Special attention given to packing.
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REAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE,

~ 11 b
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE.
NJ NEW AND, COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES.
Twice daily from Richmond to New York, with
transfers of passengers and baggage through the
cities OF. Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia,
free OF extra charge 0n and after the 18th Of Au-
will be run over the inland route between Rich
Leave Richmond daily at 81 o'clock, A. M, and
O'clock, z h., arrive In New York daily st6 An.
Fare to Washington, 1st class seats 30
DO. 40. 2ssse ID do. do. :. ..... ....s 100
Do. Baltimore, LIST do. do. .....-...... goo
Do Philadelphia 1st do. do. ............. 800
Between Philadelpha and New York five times dali
Sl so and @2 for second class passengen. sse q
For through tickets to Washington, Baltimore, or
Philadelphia, other Information, apply at the tick
ct ofice.s - *5ss saaresf ~ .,,.s gy4,sss -
Besides the through and direct connexion named
above with the main Nodhern route, through tick
cts direct be obtained at the depot Of the Bal
more and Ohio Railroad Company, in Warrington,
Tor " heeling via the Relay house, at % 80. ggs
f.S-The night train will not stop y take up or I,
Cottage, TaylenvilIe, Junction, Chesterfield, Mil
ford. Gu1ney's, Fredefieksbure and Brookess iasI
tbs deemed proper, in addition, to stats, for the
Information OF passengers that four daily lines are
IN operation between Waahtngton and Baltimore, by
means OF which she traveller, who. through business
or pleasure, has been delayed In Weshnston has IL
directly on his journey to any point North of that
place. q = tss15si.l1s n slsTF 81 g. RUTH, "
Richmond, Aug. Is 1885, ap Is
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN,

The DAILY DISPATCH Il served 10 suhser;her.
at SIX AND QUARTER CENTS PER- WEEK. payable
60 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing e{ year
In sdrsnce. ss4{ stg
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is Issued every Fri.
day and mailed ITO subscribers at 81 per annum.
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A WRErcH.--A man named FerreI, in Henry
county, Georgia, recently shot his wife and child.
but fortunately neither was killed. Some citizens
went IN pursuit of him with dogs, and soon found
MN up tree" He was committed for trial
The excuse given by FerraI was that he was insti-
gated by the Devil
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. April o.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdse.,
schr Ocean. Mitchell, Baltimore guano, s. Nc
sschr. {; King, Philadelphia, mdse.
schr. Telegraph. Davis, Alexandra, coal. Stsarns
! " SAILED,
Schr Amo: F.ulkenberg. Beatty, New York, coal,
W; sa9t p tGSlsaiIt f5%di1. ! Lee. Go. Rio aou,
sehr; Sarah Jones' Jones, New York, -four, w. D..
schr. Ashland, Baltimore, coal, W. D. colquitt L
schr. Oakland, Meyers, Norfolk, mdse.. w. D. Col
quit Co.
r5A&1 "8 MEMORANDA.
NEW ORL Fans, April 22-Cleared schr Eliza Law
FoREIGN.-Of Scy, 9th inst. Bremen ship Ran
cher, from Richmond for Bremen-ali we'll
HIRsH & BOTTCHER, l79 BRoAp
osivins thsir Spring ring supple. % of TRIMMiNGs ofhs
o IL
the Pc rsonal selection Of Mr.. G. Bottcher now in
we are also prepared to execute al kinds of
recently engaged several competent hands employed
in that line. Many and desirable Braiding and
Embroidery patterns have lately been added to our
assortment which we will stamp or draw at short
notice, and ON the most reasonable terms
ap Inns -. =. Il.
T1HROUGH IN SIX MINUTES.-Aus-
Il tins Patent Cream Freezer, an extraordinary
improvement in cream freezing, will freeze in six
TeP Known pncipIe. producing this as.rs5e and
surprising result A child of ten years of age can
manage Il without difficulty. For sale at ISL Main
"a an zMa.s M1st sq1si'' BULKLEY co, !
NTPC q . N0RRTC' CEIEBRATED
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SPECIAL NoTrcHs

The Annual Meeting Of the Htockholder,
Of the BeIvdere Manufacturing (.omr.a, .s,, =.
held h. ID a. the Paper Mil on MONDAY next Iss Msv =
at u O'clock, NJ. - - Way
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FAiR:--Ihe Juvenile Parsonage Society
OF the Centenary. Methodist Church South, viii
opeh ts FAIR under the mpervisien Of the Ladies',
May the LIST, at o'clock, r. A. - - '-'' Va. ~
number of fancy articles will be offered for ssle
ap "a a. -r-'-o
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A TTRACTIVE REAL TATE
"A FARM AND TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT,

A 1IRAC1ltE REAL Il 3 i A Il E
ON THE D. DRAILROAD-FOR SALE.-I of.
fer at private sale, such must needs suit
the purchaser, my place, called "TOMAHAWK
STATION" on the Richmond and Danve Railroad,
II miles from Richmond containing about $50 acres,
one-hslf with the buildings, lying the South, and
the other half on the North side of the Road-beng
willing to sell all or the half
The neighborhood is good, the location healthy
and the improvements extensive. The place is we'll
supplied with excellent water and is well timbered
with pine oak, etc.
In the hands of enterprising person il believed
that this establishment would prove very proitable'
forit is a place Of much resort and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
for the summer months. .-7
A Post Office is kept there, and the present pro.
rrietor has Stage Coach running three times
week to Cumberland County, which pays we'll.
To one disposed to speculate in the coal trade this
mdt of the coal region and the signs of this
in the cut made for the railroad and in digging WELL
were exceedingly fattering.
spSdlm* WIN. A MARTIN, Chesterfield
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NOTES.-The Annual Meeting of the
Stoekhaider: ofthe Exchange Hotel Connanv ,viii
ce held at the Exchange on MONDAY. the 1t day
ap 1-5t III,
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The HOFFMAN, TRAGKpY.-A coroncr's inquest
was held In St Louis. on the 14th inst on the body
OF VIM. 0. Hoffman, and the jury returned verdict
that he came to his death from pistol shot in the
hands of Mrs. Mary Baker, wife of Wilson C. Baker
on the 5th Of April, 1854 Mrs. Baker, who had
previously been committed for assault and battery,
with intent to KILL awaits examination on the charge
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FREDERIcKsBURG Corporation NorEs
wanted by G. B. LUCK, at discount of Is cents on
the dollar.
NH 27--ta = " G. B. LUCK.
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I w. SMITH, GAS FILTER AND
. MANITEACTUHER OF GAS FL XTtIRES

U .
18th street, below Main street, Richmond, Va.-Hsv-
ing secured the services of first class workmen, am
prepared TO make to order all kinds of Gas Chan
deliers, Brackets Pendants, &c., at short notice and
on reasonable terms.
Also, old Chandeiers Lamps, &c, clesned, regilded
or hronzed and made TO look like new ones
All kinds of Brass Turning and Finishing promptly
attended to.
NB.-The trade supplied with Gas Fixtures, &C..
at Northern prices. J. w. SMITH,
an I'm 18th st. helow Main st.
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VO-PARTNEKSHIP NOTTCE--Th

~ subscribers, having associated themselves to
gether under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER u
MURRAY vii continue to carry on the UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS, in all its departments at the
old stand of Roper Murray, Governor ST.
They will give their personal attention to all or.
ders sent to them, and will furnish, the shortest
notice, any thing in their line of business.
They will keep constantly on hand general
sortment OF COFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany. 49, = - ~
Having the sole agency, in this city, for the sale of
The subscribers also prepared to furnish any
OF the Sarcophagus, either of the plain style with
out the drapery or such those furnished for Clay
and Webster being covered with superins black
cloth drapery aud silver trimmings.
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and care
full drivers, also at command. I'D @
JOHN TURPIN,
b. w. ROPER.
.nl,Q -. txyI AZ AaTT
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Il. W. ROPER.
NH 80 dScts WILLIAM MURRAY
CENSUS RETURNS FOR Is50.-Just

NENSUS RETURNS FOR I850-Just
~ received and fer sale by A MORRIS
The Seventh Census of the United States for 1885,
embracing statistical view of each of the States
aud Territories, arranged by Counties, Towns, &C.,
&C. !
ALSO, received
CumInings Lectures on the Apocalypse second
and concluding volume of the series, 10 cts.
Ihe Cnesferheidian Library containing the follow
tion of character viz: Etiquette for Ladles, Eli
Guette for Gentlemen, Handbook of Etiquette;
Young Husband, Young Wife; Johnson's Dictionary,
price 81 50
The World of Art and Industry, being an account
the Great New Ysrk Exhibition, with 500 engrayings
in volume, price S..
~ New Books receiving by every steamer =
Books not on hand, imported ordered specially at
short notice. apS7
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No charges for a trial.

DR.. BRAINERD can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel Richmond, until ist May. He 10
awaiting the report of the Committee Correspond.
ence in this city. 80
DR.. BRAIEERD has restored peasons to perfect
sight, in cases of partial and total blindness Of from
weeks to 5S years standing, by from 10 seconds to
minutes application, by scientific method, of his
own discovery, without cutting pain OF wash.
Dr. b. has alse cured cases of Inflammation of va.
rous and aggravated grades; pain FROM and intele-
rance of light; farsghtedness or loss of sight from
age, and near-sightedness-al of which have re.
NAMED permanent to the present moment.
Advice or treatment given to the poor gratis.
sp 4-dt1stMay - - ~
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BRAND CUTTING.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes, Bags Ma
chinery, Linen, &c made to order.
M G. WHITMAN
At Langiey's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment
18th street, between Main and Cary
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Death OF RosKHr GnKxrBow.-we briefly IN.
nosnced, yesterday, the death Of Robert Green
how late Associase Law Agent Of the U. 8. Land
commissioners Court Of California. He died after
: hngering illness, from softening Of the brain.
MI. Greeuhow was . nstive q Richmond, where
ne resided until he had grown to manhood. He
removed from hence Washington. where he was
employed In the State DepsrtmeDt for long series
o. years. and always discharged his duties with
ability He went to California about four wear.
ago. where Gays the Caifornia Courier) ..he bore
me same high character for uprightness and inte.
grny which marked hiscare at home. He rctires
20 ms tomb and final resting place without blem.
sn upon his name, deeply deplored BY all who
knew him. May his bereaved widow find, In this
sad loss OF hers that consolation and support which
Heaven alone can afford.r
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND II

EEhosu hiSh-
mOND, FOR SALE.-We will sell valuable tract
Of Land in the county Of Chesterfield, 81 miles from
Richmond, near the old River Road, and front ~
mile on the James River, containing 76i OF
Lsud, about 200 acres of which are cleared and In
cultivation ond of which about so acres good low
grounds; balance 900 scres in pine and oak growth
IL cau conveniently be divided into two farms has
springs in abundance of good water, and very heal.
thy hiss large beds of srane quite convenient the
river; has it mill, twater powerj about 100
wards from the river and all the buildings necessary
fof 8 farm, except q dwelling.
The soil is good and easily improved, having good
clay foundation.
The terms one-third cash; balance at I and
years for negotiable notes interest added secured BY
8 trust deed.
mhT GODDIN g. APPERSON
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CHANGE oFHOUR

NIGHT TRAIN FOR T II
N0RTH.-On and after "WEDNESDAY next Ist of
March, tho hour Of departure of the night train from
the depot In Richmond will be O'Clock instead of9
Z 4ssff -gs,i.t z z assss & 49, SAMUEL RuTH,s
Agent of Transportation
Once B., F.&P. Railrosd Company, sR 3is
Richmond, Feb. 25th, 1854. ~
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NOTICE. have appointed PHILIP
~ T0PPIN my agent, to conduct GROCERY
BUSINESS on 18th street, between Broad ard Mar
shall streets at such other place in the city of
Ric hmond as he may hereafter occupy.
ap 24-2w* r. C BURNS
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DIR. EDWARD G. Drew, offers his profess
sional services to the public MAY be found at all
hours at the Richmond Hospital Broad street. Church
Hill. an 22-dImt
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Anrn,cAn HorrI..

ABKI. U. MAye, ATT0RNEF AT LAW AID
NOTARY ~0Hss q rfanklin strest undss
the Nstrupolitau HaH. Riohnonds Va af % Z :
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p DECOU q co, FRANKLIN

p. DECOU & CO., FRANKLIN
H. CLOTHING STORE, No 90 Main St, Rich
moud Va-The Subscribers inform their friends
and the public, that they have at this time COM
plete assortment of fresh made SPRING and SUM-
MER GARMENTS, to which they call their atten-
ton Those who have bought of us, know will
cell again /; those who have not, we hope will give
us CALL which if they do we viii convince hem by
ocular demonstration that the Franklin Clothing
Store is the very place to get the worth for your
money. r. DECOU CO.
apT No 90 Main St., Richmond, Va.
NOTICE. hereby appoint WILLIAM
~ EVANS my Agent to conduct tie GROCERY
BUSINESS in the house on Oie gon Hill, at present
occupied by said Evans. f5##
ap 25-i2l* JAMES M. MOLES
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES AND
Il FANCY ARTICLES -J. l.. WE'LL has inst
opened his second supply of latest style GAUZE
TRIMMINGS, Gimps, French Worked Sleeves,
Collars. Chemizettes, Honiton, Crotchet and NAL
tese Lace Collars; N. w. Hdk'fs; Lece Chenzettes
and Sleeves in sets; Thread Laces; Ribbons Gloves;
Hosiery; farasols: Set Bracelets; Fans; Card Cases;
Porte Monnaies; SEWN g. Birds; Combs Perfumes,
together with large assortment of Fancy GOODS,
In which bargains will be sold by calling at
j, L. WELLS
g.. Fancy and Trimming Store,
n ST. l3t Broad street.
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Ten LIVES on LEss nAks sou. 2 /, - Is 3
~ sGemenes q ehasssd = sxsst psosssSiss - 49,