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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

VIOLATION OF THE NEUTRALITY LAws-Au OF
nee mas been opened in Philadelphia Tor the enlist
men' OF recruits for the British army. The
mode pursued is the came in New York Men az.
plying to have their passage paid to Halifsx where
they are mustered into service. The United States
District Attorney, said has already taken meas.
to put end TO this manifest violation Of our
neutrality laws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

CHURCH PROPERTY BLL-The church property
bill which has passed one branch Of the New York
Legislature conhscates the property held by
eccesas;ics upon their death to the State and d.
reefs the State to grsnti: to Incorporated religious
societies, who shall have occupied the property
During their life said eccesiastics are recognized
by the act as holding the property in trust for the
benefit of the congregation or society using the
same
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

SHOT HIhsELF.-We understand that a man
named J. w. Chick, formerly resident of this
city, shot himself three miles east of Wythevillp
lie Is at this time resident of Wytheville He and
richard Taliaterro were returning from a hunting
excursion. They sat down upon pile OF wood
near the railroad track. Mr.. Chick when getting
np 10 leave caught his gun by the inuzZe and pull
ling 1t towards him. the cock hung and discharged
the load into his abdomen. We learn from gen.
teman who saw him late Friday night, that he was
III very critical situation Saturday morning he
was little Detter-Ly,,cA RepubLican
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

..a LEXINGTON, March 25.--The weather has mod
Grated this evening, and the wind has sphsided
ahe water In the Potomac, owing to the high wind
yesterday and last night, is very low. The south
aii boat got around at Aqua creek last night.
OU' succeeded in getting of to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

DEATH OF a Consult. c. Zimmerman, ESQ
the Consul General of the Netherlands In New York
died suddenly last Friday night OF congestion of the
lungs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

tLATTERING TEsTIMoNY.-Thos. Bending. once
wen Known preacher 10 Georgia and Florida, b las
Joihed the Mormons. Whereupon, the Atlanta
th1elilgencer Gays 'Those OF US to whom the ex
reverend ia familiar name, will look for stirring
ZINES when he gets TO Salt Lake and If the Latter
Dsy Saints don't find under his teaching that even
spoiyssmy may be run into the soil, we are badly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

The OPERA in New York has undergone anothe
revolution. Chevalier Wykof is to assume tn,
management, and prices are TO be one dollar to al
parts Of the house
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

candy Hook, March $50 O'Clock, P. M-The
mere Is clear, but boisterous, and freezing
cold There no signs of the steamer Atlantic
n,A,LlFAx, March 25-9 o'clock, p M.-There are
ho liangs here of the steamer Atlantic. The wea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
Office with George j. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl 81.

q VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
- 18TH STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold on MONDAY afternoon. the I'd APRIL
Brick Tobacco Factory now occupied by Capt p H
Butler fronting 18th stSset SO feet and the Dwell
ing house sd}onng, fronting 70 fsst inches The
and desirably located and in improving part of
the city.
TERMS: One.fourth cash; the balance at A. 8 and
IL msnths, for negotiable notes. interest added and
title retained until the last is paid The taxes
for the present year to be paid By the purchaser,
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
NH 26 Anct
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TRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of
u trust executed to the undersigned as trustee by
anthony Roberts, bearing date June 25 1851, and sd
mitted to record In the Clerks Office of Henrico
county court on the 18th of the MONTH to
TO- hiram w. Tyler the payment of the sum of $242
TIL paid shall MONDAY, 18th pr if fair if not
on the next fair day. at Al o'ck P M expose to sale
puohc auction, on the premises piece of land in
adJonng the property of Henry Sanders and -
Lumpkin, and opposite the property of E. Waddi
inches more or less. '
The title to the property is believed to be good
put acting as trustee shall convey with special war
ranty only. Terms cash.
NH ltd JAMES Elicit Trustee.
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON-

VALUABLE GRANITE FRONT
TIVE sr0RE AND DWELLING ON BYRD RE.
AncTinnNs rH AND 10TH SITS, FOR SALE AT
s ~ aosh march, 1855 the prsmises comuesno;n
eran;ts I'M, M, that excellent brick tenement witb
twsan or on the South side of Byrd street be-.
grocery ss by MT Barney Dcxaan The lot fponts 90
TERMs-Onef fifth cssb b.,.,.o
ior negotiable notes, interest adSsS os ana NOS
rsnca ice or title retained. The taxss and NAV.
chaser cnnnD pe PAD by the pur.
nah n DD'N ArfEHSON,
- Auctioneera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

os. bd THOMAS w. KEESEE-
onlce with GeorgeJ. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl s,-...
CE FOR SALE AT AUCTION-w;u
- oe SOLO on FRIDAY afternoon March 80 cow
mile and half from the Old Market. two sDoa.
Of ICE One contains about 5000 bushels ana H.
other about s, GOO bushels of pure Country lee '
TERMS months credit for approved n,nar
nah 81 1890
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ATTEST MAIL. MEN =
DETENTION OF THE NORTHERN
CARS

The Northern train did not arrive until a
late hour last evening. The dc'en,inn was
caused by the lccom> tive running oif the
track near Fredericksburg. We are inform.
ed that no person was injured.
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DoSGSGETT & ANDERSON, UPHOI-

| fOGGErT & ANDERSON, UPHOL-
SsR % ooVkRNok AND FRANKLIN STs.. are nov
"a ,of the Spring and Summer trade full
Hahsings, Borders, Fire Screens and Curtain Panep
EIos nswsst styles from the beat factories Also
snS raooa @ OH Cloth: all qualities white check
Muslin ana Lace Curtains; Window Shades; CURED
mar ano Shuck Mattresses; Feather Beds; BoistsT.
ana Tlows, oes quality; Hair Cloth; Sofa Springs:
webbing &c. which will be sold on the most res
sonapae terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholste,ng
or ceuutry. continuation of PATRONAGE rscsvsS IL
respectfully solicited, with our best endeavors to
ihefiL the same NH 24-dSm
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.

GARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LAsSES AT AUCTION On Friday. tn. 30tb
u st commencing at 1e9 o'clock, at our Wharf and
the schr Almira T, from Attakapss with -
!8s hhds SUGAR, fair to choice quality
l42 bbs. prime MOLASSES
-ALsO-
The cargo of the schr. Matilda from Attakan
~ hhds fair to prime SUGAR
Io9 bbls prime MOLASSES
IEsRns-Urder 500 cash; over $lOe, msnt hs
credit for approved negotiable paper.
..s DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.,
M :. Auctioneers
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OFFICE OF suPERINT'DT STREETS
- MARCH 26th 1855

SIHVA OShhIS VIII 20 FtCtIVcd at this
Once until Monday maxi. the I'd of April at IL
O'Clock Nj, for relayins the stone pavemepts en- the
streets lanes and alleys Of the city, up 10 Law
gas and water pipes, and TOR repairs 10 stone pave
ments same
Also for Brick Cuvslt on It'll street, from Frank
lin TO Grace The ssid eulvert TO be of semi-oyal
FORM Is Echse deep, ana Is inches clear across tha
top, to be laid in cement mortar and covered with
granite slans The bid will the price per lineal
foot
awarded will be required TO euter nto contract with
approved security for the prompt and faithful exe-
CATION OF the work ara unless such contract be sign
ed within tea days after the date of the award il
will be consdered abandoned.
Payments will be made monthly estimates,
with reservation OF 20 per cont. until the close of
the contract.
The commits reserve the right OF rejecting any
or all of the bids
For further intorms ton inquire at this Office.
NH Ut NJ BATES, Sup't.
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MAYORALITY OF CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, March 24.-The Democrats have
T's thasaa James Farren, for Mayor of the Civ.
my passed resolutions denouncine the Know
LII, onhgs' and The candidates for the nomination
49, eqafed TO give assurance that they are not
~ Noshings The contest between the old line
dae1I oas and the Know Nothings Is getting to be
HE weather here Is very cold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

rsa 20 sksssusa, Pa, Mch a John K. shryoek,
PoIoen y sala place was to-day appointed BY Gov
ala :. a commissioner to the worlds fair 70 be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

poak harch 24.-The United States Brig
nea saned to-day for the coast of Africa. A pe-
Cs o.nesf IRON New York goes sut Ia her to the
Poole "'es' DaAei 'ns inofoeier Oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27
BY ALEXANDER MOTT

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
coo CASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
OUU CAPS AT AUCTION-On wEDNES-
DAY. 2sth March, will sell, at 10 O'Clock, at
auction store
600 cases Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Desirable goods, suitable for the sprlng and sum-
mer sales
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over, months
credit, for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO,
NH II Auctioneen.
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NH 81

d kOLONG BLACK TEA-Just received
~ - "a half chests OF delicious Oolong Black Tea
THESE Teas we warrant free fIon adulteration, as
they are in genuine original packages, as imported
from china. We are retailing them at the low price
OF 5Oc to rs cents rer pound.
HULST l. KING,
Franklin street. Old Market
NH 27-iW And 1870 Rrosd sfraaf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

I AND, SLAVES, AND OTHER PRO
A. FERTY FOR SALE.-Win be sold at public
agstion, on the 18th day of the present month
@aicbl at the late residence Of Phinehss Clay dec
in the county OF Chesterfield, Va if fair if not tie
next fair day one half of all the crops OF avery de-
scfipAen, en-. half the PlantnoiOn Utensls and one
Negroes, Consisting OF men, women and children.
~ $50; wiz be 0fersd st the same time valuable
TRAIT Or BAND, containing 1876 acres and SO
poieg IL the comfy of Chesterfield, lying on Swift
Archibald Ball About 80 aores are tirst-rats low
grouncs ena wei tinbered. About oue-half the 70.
nandeI is OF such growth as Is suitable for wood
ana fsacing parposes--the remainder has not been
cultivated tcr asvsral years, and has grown up in
small pinss The coil Of the land 10 very suEceptible
o. Improvement and in good hssrt. ANY person de-
airing TO view the premises before the day of saIa
can have An opportunity of doing so by calling on
either 1.-THE executors who will take great pleasure
showing them.
The purchaser of the land will probably have an
Opportunity Ia a few months of buying other land
Terms of sale will be made known on day of sale
c. H. A. CLAY,
JNO. r. g. CLAY, }Exor's
PHINEHAS w. CLAY,S
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TX BUILDING LOTS ON CARR1Nt
BY LARUS & SHINE.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
TUESDAY next, in our aiIey. commanctns At m
Q clock. Feather Beds Curi-hsir Msttresses shuck
49, Snes.s Slantsts Chairs. Bedsteads Sofas. Ia
ALSO.A large lot of Ornamental Trees
Sale without reserve. - - $3.50 ss55few
NH 70 LARUs L SHINE. Aucts. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27
BY TAYLOR e. WILLIAMS.

CMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY
~ AT AUCTION.-Will be .old on MONDAY. I'd
April THAT being Court day in front Of the County
Court House, a small FARM the southwest side
of the Deep Run Turnpike. about 6 miles from the
city containing about 63 acres about half Of which
is cleared and ell enclosed and adapted TO the
ture of wheat, corn, &c. There 10 also also
cellent meadow which would make fine Ice pond.
The location Of the Farm is suitable for country
Store There 10 small Dwelling and the usual out
houses.
TERMs-One third cash, balance and IL months,
with interest added, and secured by q trust deed.
NH co.'s TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Auct'rs
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MILL SITE. IN REAR

VALUABLE MILL SITE, IN REAR
OF POOR HOUSE. AND LOTS APPER-
TANNING THERETO, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be soid on THURSDAY, the 18th Msroh. 1855.
on the premises, commencing at a. O'Clock p. M the
valuable NJ III site, called Turner'S" situated at the
head OF Valley street, in rear of the Poor House
the Virginia Central Railroad running through it
fosesher with several small detached parcels of
Land, amounting in the aggregate to ct acres, to-
gether with the Canals feeding the said Mill site
A plat of the property can be at our Office
The property will be sold together, or divided as NAV
be agreed on at the time of sale.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and u
months, for negotiable notes interest added secured
oy trust deed or title retained. The taxes for the
present year to bs paid by the purchaser
NH 20 GODDIN l. APPERSON Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

l5KIME CLOVER sEED.-50 bushels
pine olas't Seed I .iSs'is'iw vi son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

HLOTH1NG, CLOTHING.-A. LEVY,
~ Manufacturer, and Wholesale and Retail Dealer
In Ready Made Clothing. and 0entlemens Furnish
the present and approaching season, which he will
oner to the public at Wholesale retail, at prices
as any house In the United States Az he sells
Tor edh only. II enables him TO aell much cheaper
than those tho sell ON time, and examination Of
the goods and prices will convince you Of the fact.
ABRAHAM LEVY,
So Main street, Opposite St. CbsrIss Hotel,
NH ~ aj,n ~ fhs asS Ccsst
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DEEDS LECTURES ON ENGLISH
Il y IITCE ATILEE f.aI,, CLLa,,s,-.

DEEDS LECTURES ON ENGLISH
"a LITERATURE, from Chaucer and Tenyson;
by Henry Reed-in one volume, with a, steel por-
trait. Price 81 g.
This volume derives additional interest from the
fact that It's lsmened author of the victims
by the Arctic calamity and persisted in the meridian
of his fame and efulnsss, he returning with
many other gifted minds whom the country mourns
last received and for sale by
A. MORRIS, 81 Main street.
ALSO-Received as above
Memoirs of Napoleon his Court and Family; by
tbs DGtchess 1Abrantes-in vols, fresh supply
81 90.
Salad for the solitsry-seventh edition-Sl25.
Physical Geography of tbs Sea; by Lieut. Mauiy
-Si.25.
Fudge Doines by IL Marvel vols.-Prics S2.Oo.
Kate Aylesiord, story of the Refugees; by Chss
J Peterson. Just out; one volume-$i IS.
Alone. Tenth edition in. press-price 81 Is; for
neatly bound in paper coyers-75c
Southern Home; by Virgins lady-price &c.
Casas de Espanai in one voume-e9c.
My Novel; by Bulwer, edition in one veI-75c.
kurtz Sacred History for Schools one vol.-1 Is
Ingenue. or the First days of Blood; by Alexander
Dumas. Translated from the original-in one vol
Sl.0o. NH T-St
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-J. MILLHI-
IN SER & BRO 1893 Broad st., are living and
opening an entire new supply of Spring Goods COM
prisug all the newest and most fashionable STYLES
imported, and at such remarkably lew prices as will
sstonish all who will call to them having pur.
chased them principally for cash, and at the large
auction sales in the Northern markets.
Especial attention is called to stock of Needle
work Embroideries, being no doubt the largest and
most varied in the city
Also-1O00 doz. Linen Cambria Hdkfs, from the
low est quality to the finest imported.
A call from the purchasing community and from
the ladies particularly, is respectfully solicited
j. MlLLHISER l. BRO,
NH l9 1893 Broad st.
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AUCTION sALng.
By LARUs { SHINE.

TRusTEES SALE OF A RESTORA.
IlNE, &C NY virtue 81 the provisions 81 !.
ded 10 Richmond Hustings Court Clsri,s otBrs T.
seed BOOK NO 6s. Pave as in order 70 secure csr.
tam debt herein set forth, SHALL beirG reoureS 4,
sne Soth dav Of March, 1855, on the premises. h..
ginning ct ~ O'clock. A. M "aii the Bar Room ma
Tavern Fixtures and right Of lease (exprine on sf
street and also all the stock in trade and tavern and
other furniture new thefeinn- embracing what 4
usually found in well furnished Restorative.
Terms cash WIN a ALIEN r,n...
Sale conducted by
mh q JARIra L. pufNr -.
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NOTICE.-On the Auction night of the
Union Fair, white embroidered merinn TAIL
Ia was taken from the dressing room 1t had been
on exhibition during the Fair but the ladies thou hit
it too fine to be sacrificed at auction advised the
owner to dispose of It, 1t posted in the dres-
sing room for safe-keeping 1t may have been taken
pair OF fur Mufotees were ls # in its place If So
the person will greatly obige the owner by leaving
IT at this ONCE If 1t was Intentionally taken and
Is immediately returned nothing more will be said
about it. 1t cannot be kept with mpunity az 1t is
too conspicuous and valuable not to be ediately
known IL was valued by the ladies at $40, and S8
repeatedly offered for IL.
II the TALMA 10 recovered 1t will be sold for th
benefit of the Union Benevolent Society
m R-St
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NOTICE.-~-Having rented the garden
~ formerly occupied by Mr.. Q; Blain, known as
Bnekhanan Spring, hereby appoint Mr. Quintsin
for me with power to hire white men and pay them
weekly from the proceeds of the garden, and in all
other respects to be conducted upon the cash prn.
cple. ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
wish TO employ competent market man TO sell
in the First Market None but sober and attentive
msn need apply To such one liberal wages will
be paid.
NH 26-6t ALIEN. B. HUTCHINSON
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NEW SPRING GOODS H NRY
~ SHAFER is now receiving his Spring and Sum-
supply of Clothing. which have been gotten up
from The best materials by tie most celebrated ma
ufacturers, in unexcepiouable style.
He has also the argestassortment of Geutlemen's
Furnishing Goods ever bef5rs offered, comprising all
the latest and most approved styles and patterns to
which he would invite the special attention of pur-
chasers, feeling well assured if they but favor him
with call he can suit their varied tastes
HENRY SHAFER
mn n Corner Main and Pearl sis
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CHINESE GONGS-Of fine tone, suit.
~ able for hotels, boarding houses, &C. Also
Dinner and Tea Bells, all sizes-for sale by
NH q BULKLEY & CO.
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s. MERCHANT / WEISIGER,
ID n ll2 Main ST, Richmond, Va

4 EONARD'S DOLLAR CORDIAL
IA certain cure for certain disease in few dsys
and 10 hindrsnce from business. Persons unfortu.
aateiy suffering from the above. would be wise to
tIy this Medicine. Ii IS harmless but certain in its
effects 1t touches Ice vitality of the disease iIe
dlsteiy. and removes al ~ mptoms in q few hours
/ recommend this Mixture with the old sduse a
stitch in time nine" Try II and be convinced
Price ST. per bottle.
To be had Of all Druggists aud
THOS LEONARD
NH q BROAD straet RichnonJ Va
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BOWERS Il DUKE TAKE DAOlJER-
j RE0TYP1e FOR 50 GENTS EACH -CaIl "a.
day and get one. gtereoseope Pietarss taken q 10
- b 1890. POWERS DUKE,
f5o Main street. olga Of the red aes.
NH q Over Woodhouss's Bookstore.
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CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN

~ WARE--Having determinea TO Close my pres
snt basness am Offering my lsI r. and eholee ssoek
OF Goods 1t very low prass 10 enable me 70 re1sse
nay stock By prissts sale before commences seesine
Ing 1t BY ascfion.
country and city msrehants. familiar - 81 u
want OF any article 10 my li.s sre invnee g ~.
aud examine the goods esd psfess. g sney VII e
cold fox cash or to puuotuAl custonArs - eae man
my ses ~ '0es-s sA HUGH A. WATT.
mh ac-,m,f No. 70 China Hall.
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I AUREL SPRING MOST DEsr-

AoREL SPRING, A MOST DESI-
aI1cMMIAnnsLE COUNTRY SEAT, FOR SALE Ar
hv III IN trustee in certain deed executed
S5th Ma D Id fhos T. Cox and wife, bearing date
osn way, 1854, duly recorded in Heurico Conntv
eli ~ s1a In execution of said trust, procee ed to
n eh g. onc auction on the premises on WEDNES.
i afr DAY that most desirable country seat. called
~ Laurel .i spIinsn about two miles below Rchmond.
Thos, +. Cox. and of Edward COZ deceassS con.
tanning about ii acres of land more or ess of good
quality. The dwelling ia large, and surrounded by
p0rtieos; the out-houses large, copvepienf Ana
AFFORD ample Accommodations, the whole In FOOD ra
pair and commanding full view of the CITY Of Rich
Iuond. - -SA
TERMs-Ons-fifth cash; or In lieu thereof. sstiz.
factory endorsed negotiable note at 80 days; balance
at g. ~ 10 and "a month"; for negotiable notes bear.
truat deed The title 10 believed to be perfect but
the subscriber will convey with the usual special
warranty. r. w. FLOURNOY Trustss
Sale conducted by GU Mn L APpERsoE, Aucts .
NH 20 -
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T & NJ. ROSENBAUM, DEALERS

7 & NJ. ROSENBAUM, DEALERS
~ IN DRY GOODS, 1893 BROAD STREET.
We have opened our new store with splendid and
entire fresh stock OF SPRING GOODS, consisting of
the usual variety of newest styles of Ladies' dress
Goodf, Ribbons Embroideries, Hoseres and Gloves,
with good stock of mems wear and Linen Goods
ana full assortment of Domestic mandatory.
having purchased all our goods for cash. at very
reduced prices, and no rent to pay, are enabled
GOODS.
To the public, and to friends and customers in
particular, we return mott sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage we have received from them
at our Old stand for the past twelve years We res
pectfully solicit a continuance Of the same as we
VIII use every exerton to make it their interest to
deal at No. 1t9 BROAD STREET
NH IL Two doors above 5th.
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DANIEL O'DONNELL,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER.
No, 900 Main Straat.

RICHMOND, Va.
E Hydraulic Rams, Lift and Force Pumps Baih
Tuos, "ash,hand Basins, Water Closets, Copper
PRINCIPLES, and at the lowest prices.
0 Orders from the country promptly executed.
e JoBBING punctually attended to.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-By the New
~ York steamers, we are in receipt of our full
stock OF SPRING GOODS, consisting in part, Of
Rich summer Silks, Cbene Plaids and Stdpss
Do. Barge Robes, entirely new
Do. Organdie and Jaconet Robes, do
Do. Grenadines and Challies
Mourning Goo6s in great variety
Nankin Grape Dresses, black
One case India Silk, very cheap
French Jaconets and Organdles
Ginshams and French Prints
English and American do
Irlsh Linens, Sheetings Diapers Id Napkins
with full stock of HOUSEKEEPING AND
PLANTATION GOODS, all of which will be aold
st prices warranted to give satisfaction. We respect
fully solicit call from town and country friends
Particular attention is called to our large stock of
a., 81 and "a CANTON MATING, which will be
sold very cheap. BREEDEN, FOX L CO.
NH 4-6t 2I7 BROAD straet