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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-23

A
sKLpES, wrrHKAs & Goa long qualifications
appears In the Washington Union, over the slsna'
tare OF l.. p. BAYNE, In reply to various charges
made by Mr.. RivKs Of the Globe, all Of which he
denies datly. s a2f s.
The main point In the alleg atoms replied to by
Mr. Bayne 10 the charge that selden. Whhers & Go.
had settled with some OF their creditors at 81 cents
In the dollar. This had been denied by the ARM
and Mr.. Rives replied by charging that though this
compromising OF the claims against them was not
effected by the house of Seden, withers & Co.
directly I. has procured to be done indirectly.
through Andrew wyle, their attorney; and he fur
ther stated that In this way the claim of d. b.
French was settled for 20 cents In the dollar, and
another OF Maxwell Woodruff for ss ceuts These
charges Mr.. Bayne positively denies, declaring
that neither the firm nor any agent for them
had so settled any claim against them. He
produces letter signed by ] A. Euglish and VIM.
Bayne Trustees OF Selden, Withers & Co sus.
tsinnng this declaration. aud letter from Andrew
Wylie Is also appended, in which he asserts that
neither ot,he claims referred to by Mr.. Rives we're
purchased by him on account of the firm OF Solden,
Whhers & Co.
Messrs, English and VIM. Bayne speak very
confidently about the ability of the firm to pay their
debts and say that they have invariably Advised
their creditors not to take less than the par value OF
their claims. The following paragraph from their
letter possesses general interest
We avail ourselves of this occasion to state to all
who may be Interested, that since the assignment to
us by Selden. Withers x Co, we have collected
Notwithstanding the most avsable funds have been
tied up in New York By frutless attachment issued
by the State OF Virginia. in round numbers about
$1,000 OF this about $50 900 have been In the is
sues OF 5. w CO., which have been cancelled and
filed away The remaining Sos 006 have been ap-
piled in strict conformity the letter of the assign
ment In compliance with the trust, we have re.
deemed $4,000 of the bonds of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, leaving 1000 yet
to be redsemei, to effect which will require about
S400, When this shall have been DONE the funds
Will next be applied exclusively TO the redemption
OF the circulation outstanding amounting to S68 04S
until the same shall have been redeemed.
j. A. ENG LISH, r,.+.as
WIN. BAYNE, Aiu''eo''
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BY LARUS a. SHINE.

STOCK OF GENTS FURNISHING
~ GOODS. CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS,
AT AUCTION On FRIDAY, the Esd instant com-
mencing at 10 O'clock viii proceed 70 sell at sue
tioniat the store of Messrs w. f. Adcoek 4 Co,
under the American Hotel-they being about 10 de.
cline business-their entire stock consist in mart
of Hair. Cloth. Nail. Tooth and Crumb Rrnshes; CT
gar Cases. Tablets; Hand Mirrors; Hat Hooks Boys
Belts; Fine Soaps; Snuff Boxes; Coat Links; DOOR
Boxes; Lubins Extracts; Perfumery. s{-esEE n
Also, beautiful assortment of Canes. U&ssf
Also superior assortment of Clothing aud Fur
nishng Goods-together with a beautiful assortment
Of Fancy Articles. 4ass ..ts. 81
The Goods all ssh, having been recently pur-
chased with great care. .-.ssz y I. ..rss
Terms cash LARUS l. SHINE, s.
mi Is Aucts.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY q!
~ METROPOLITAN HAIL.
MS BENEFITru

j. A ALLEN, Manager and Proprietor of "Lvpu,s
Minstrels," most respectfully begs leave to an.
nounce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond
and vicinity, that his COMPANY have rendered him
GRIND COMPLIMENTARY RENEFJTvT
10 come on at the above place of amusement ON
SATURDAY EVENING, March "a, 1850
derei. and " All 0o ien'
BEAUTIFUL SILVER GOBLET,,i
Vaned at Sl5, will be given the author of the hest
orsluai ConundIum to be handed in at the Disnateb
Once before + O'clock Saturday afternoon
1t is confidently expected that the friends of Mr.
ALLEN VIII tun out in large numbers ON the occa
sion OF this his first Complimentary Benefit in his
~ TICKETS may be secured at the Hall from
10 CLOCK A. till y O'clock P M on SATURDAY.
window. ''A o'l0e
y For particulars SMALL BILLS.
ET Doors open at O'Clock. Performance to com.
mence at O'Clock. ~ ~'
II TICKETS OF ADMISSIONS cent.
mn Z5-ZtN j. A. ALLEN. Manaaar
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20-The steamer Black
Warrior has arrived with Havana dates to the 18th
The news is not important. The military prepara-
iions and blockade continued. The sentence of
Pinto had not yet been carried into effect, and II
was thought the death penalty would be RENTED
Mr. Thompson, the United States vice Consul at
Sagua had been arrested and brought to Havana
The above comes by telegraph from New Or
leans. The Steamship United States has also ar
rived at Mobile from Havana, but brings no news.
The Savannah Republican says:
The appearance of this steamer at Havana caus-
ed considerable excitement on account of reports
which had been circulated, representing her as fill
busterish Officers from the custom house boarded
her Immediately on her arrival, ordered her tho
roughly examined, kept her closely guarded by
Spanish officers, stationed on board and kept up
This surveillance during her stay in that port.
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BRITISH RECRUITING OFFICE IN NEW YORK
The German paper In New York, Stats Zeitany
states that the British Government has opened an
office in that city for the enlistment of recruits for
the British army
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
600 CASES BOOTS, SHOES. HATS
wv CAPS AT AUCTiON-On WEDNES.
DAY, 18th March, we will sell. at 10 O'Clock, at our
quo cases Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
mer sales. -, re ~ "
TERms-Under 800 cash; 800 and over, months
credit, for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN co,
mn X .H| Auctioueers
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CoFDEMNED.-The negro man who killed his wife
ia this county few weeks since, (says the Farmvie
Journal was tried Monday last, and sentenced to
be hung on the 9Th day of April
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AFFAIRS IN AUsTRALIs.-An extract from let
ter in the Boston Transcript, dated Callao jan 81,
tends TO discredit the accounts relative to the dis
turbances among the miners In Australia. This
letter is probably little later than previous advces
by the Africa
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The FAMINE AT CAPE DE VERDE "A letter from
Captain Fisher, of the bark Ospray, of New Bed
iord, reports her at Isle of Sal, January 9th In
habitants of the Isle in a state of starvation SIM.
piled them in part with provisions
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NeU York Markets. H,rcb 90

@'S" 1ofh 1NuThetS, udrch %.
lotion unohsnsed Flour tending downward, and
ea"et' sales OF good Ohio at 50 25a$s75; Southern
unchanged, and limited business doing wh..,
ward and firm sales of Southern whita 1t 40 AZ
Corn trifie higher; Western mixed ss cent. D.,
slightly advanced. Beef unsettled asto,L. -
ana money market unchanged. Virginia Size, es1
which Is a slight decline. Missouri Size. on
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TtIE CASE OF EMMA MooRE.-We stated yester.
day that the body of Emma Moore, the young wo-
man whose mysterious disappearance from Ro.
chester, New York, some time ego, caused much
excitement had been found. Miss Moore disap-
peared on the night of November l4th, and has
therefore been missing over four months The APP.
pearance of the body indicated that she had been
all the time under water; but the manner and
means of her death as great mystery as
ever Physicians testified that the deceased was
rpcjeatc, and had been SO for six or seven months.
1his together with refusal to marry on the part Of
whoever betrayed her, will be considered as af-
fording reason for self destruction Willie m
"htock to whom she was engaged to be married,
has been taken into custody.
The Coroner's jury In the case rendered the
following yerdict:-"The deceased came to her
death By drowning but whether she drowned
herself voluntarily, otherwise, the Jury, from
the testimony, are unable tc say"
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FIRES IN NORTH CARoLirA.-The dwelling house
OF Mr.. Nimrod Jarrett, in Macon county, N. c.,
az destroyed by IRE lately, and his youngest child
'ciI E victim to the devouring element
Inc carriage factory of Smith & Holder In
'7Hsoary,N G.. was burned on the 18th inst Loss
DoI"een $1,000 and S5,000-no insurance.
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AS we surmised yesterday, the supposed Rus
sian cruiser, seen by a vessel arrived at Bosto
turns out to have been the u S. storeship Relj, +
from Rio.
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BY GoDDIN & AppRRs0N
y SMALL BRICK TENE,tENTs q,

- SMALL BRICK TENEMENTS ON
- BYRD BETWEEN 10TH AND IIr1 STs
FoR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Wiil be .nld ON FRI.
D DAY Afternoon. the Esd of March,, 1856, 2 Brics
aenements ON the North side of Byrd be tween ION
T me combined Lock of the James River and Ka Co.
To- Use houses rent well and are conveniently located
TERMs-One-third cash: balance AZ 4 ana a ,oart..
iii ias notes interest sdded ana title retained
present Hous s paid The taxes for the
MI 81 Je~i 70 De pad By the parehasers. 4s.,ss
- GOODIN APPERSON Aucf.
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JuDGE LYNcH.-The negro who killed Mr..
Russell, in Clay county, Mo- long since by cut
ting him to pieces with corn knife, was taken
from jsil last week, and hung by the citizens with
out Judge or Jury.
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HE UrAHs DETERMINED ON FIGHF.-A late
number OF the st. Louis Republican publishes ex
uac'S from letter dated Fort Laramie, Feb. l6,
from winch would appear that the Utah Indians in
'hA' heigh0orhood are determined on giving the
whites big fight in the Spring. They are evi
ueh'iy preparing tor fierce contest with anv
i'fce which our government may send to chas,ise
them for their thefts and murders
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BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE q CO. =

,AhGO OF SUGAR AND MOLAS-
CCp sES' WITH AN ASSORTMENT or GRO
iG YET &C, AT AUCTiON-On FRIDAY 'ssd
inst. commencing at 10 O'clock we viii ssls as an,
t.sl store; the cargo Of the schr seolo, from
iI9 Hhds Suga-, fair TO choice quality
It's Bbls prime MoIassss aS
ALSO, ga as-sr
Ivy bbis. Crushed and Powdered Sugar ..
I2o Bxs. Sperm, Adamantine & Talioyv Canal.
AGO assorted Candies
45 Bbs. extra Syrup rs.ss .s --s~. $50
Gunpowder and Poushong Teas
Rio Coffee; Mustard; Vinegar
. half pipes Otsrd, d & Co. Brandy, yiptsgs
- and casks Sherry ard Madeira Wine
oo Baskets Cham 3asBe Wine $50 HF
Cigars; WhskeY. &c g@ ,8s1s 81 +. .ss<es8
IERMs-Under 500 cash; over S1G0, 4 months
crsdit Tor approved negotiable paper. ssl ,zs.9
sale without regard to weather ,3r5ss
DUNLOP. MoNCURE. L CO. Apcts
70 A,DOlTIoNAL-Will be added to the above sale.
10 hhds Sugar, damaged on the voyage and soia for
scsount of whom concerned = vs.
TERMs-Cash. n T. RI
NH q - - ~,
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~ 4, . -
Search foy- fks Ro. y,

=. J0' t"e Nuhe EIpedftson.
:, WASHINGTON, March 22.-Lieut Henry 7
in u of the U. s. Navy, late of the
Collins steamers, has been appointed to the
command of the new Arctic Expedition
winch is'to go in search of DR. Kane. II is
probable that the expedition will sail before
the lst of June. '''' "''o'o
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LOST.

I OST CERTIFICATES OF STOCK
- Lost mislaid some time in Sentember 1es1
two CERTIFICATES OF STOCK in The Virginia
Central Railroad, dated August II. 1884 Nos $50 and
and McDons'd. under the acts of Janusry so 1850
and March p 1855. Application will be made to the
company Tor renewal of certificates of the said
Stock, should they not be found. NH 23-lawem*
OST--On Wednesday evening last, be-
They were in tin box. reward of ST. will ba
NH 23-2t+ WIN SMIrry
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hLooDf AFFRAy.-Thefe was fight on Sunday
morning last at the City Hotel, Savannah, between
i'uf individuals, Ia which pistols. knives and COW
hides were freely used Two Of the parties were
'anslaerabe cut, though not dangerously wound
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'HSTEAL RAnRoAD.-The Charlottesville JEFF.
a'h'An states that the Directory of the Central
''hfoad Company have determined that the work
u laying down the iron and completing the %
miles OF TRACK, west of s,aunton, shall be done by
The Company.
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OLE buLL.-ln the Superior Court of New York
oh " ednesday morning, the Judge discharged the
attachment by Mr.. Maretze elk against Ole Bull, and
awarded the costs TO the plaintiff
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iHE EXrKcrED STEAmER.-Up to 10 o'clock on
wednesday night there were no signs of tho steam.
sr Atlantic at Sandy Hook. She is now In hei
thirteenth day out, and may be nomentarily ex-
pected
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A CARD.-G. D. WOOTTON W;s6os
= employment in selling goods in wbolesala -,
retaii house or in writing OF any kind Beat ct ~ VI
Goun.5y reference given. Address him tbroneb thu
NH 6-Sw%
NOTICE.-The store of L. Gennet ;s
i,S iossd In consequence of his continued n,
nsahh: PERSONS having left Watches or Jswo,r, ~
Win MN 70 be repaired will please call at Gsnnay
lanes Eagle Square, where they NAV obtain If
lCORICE.-Thes subscriber has now in
- store the following brands: Ferdinand and I.a-
belia A. u g. and T. E., Paste, p. and s. Crea St;oI
sale by JOHN ROp1M Eupst; ior
nn Cor. Cary and Ve sts
A TTENTION ANGLERS !-FRESH
IA SUPPLY OF FISHING TACKLE am now
opening the most complete assortment of FISHING
TACKLE have ever had. Amongst nv assortment
may be found all the variety of hooks-such "a CIrs
vitation, Virginia, Limerick, Kirby, Sockdoloaers
&c, besides q full assortment of Hooks on sut and
gimp; Gut and Gimp xtra single and double Trim.
minssi Ridged Lines and Floatss and Hooks com.
plete Sea Grass, Floats and Sinkers extra: Cotton
Linen and Flax Lines; Twisted, Plated, Spun. Cal.
blelard and Braided Sh Lines in Rolls of sunerior
quality; Reed and Walking-Cane Rods in great va.
riety. "
ALsO-Gold and Silver headed Walking Gamer.
Colts and Aliens Pistols; Guns; Liquor FIasks !;
Drinking Cups. &c JAMES Walsh.
Importer, doors above St. Charles Hotel.
NH
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baltimore Markets., March 90.
Flour duil-nominally at yesterdays price..-
Whoat-white % 15as2.2O red g. .os.sa -. Cow
white as7 cents yellow 87asa cents. Oats 5a.se,
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hseiFE.-Tho feehoIders of ChaiIottes
''e AsFe voted to authorize the Mayor and Alder
v 's'S The necessary tax to purchase Fire
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ls-d&ctd.s SAMUEL 8 puvAL Trustee
BY TAYLOR n WILLIAMS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

90
HOUSEHOLD URNITURE.
- MULES, CARTS, &c. FOR SALE AT AUG.
TlCN Will be sold at public auction n FRIDAY,
the Esd inst at the residence of the late H. w Dun.
navsnt IN the town of Sidney, three squares west
OF the Fair Grounds, the Household ard Kitchen
Furniture, consisting of the usual variety; also,
Carts, Mules and one Mich Cow. SO. belonging to
the deceased. At the sas1e time. the House, lin
which deceased lately resded viii be rented for the
unexpired term of the lease, which expires on the
LIST day of January. 1857. The house Is new and in
good condition, containing rooms with passage,
has good two story kitchen, and well OF pure
ter in the yard The lot contains four acres ofland
under good enclosure; has been highly improved, and
would make fine market garden. There are attach.
ed stables for the odation of IA horses with
forage house, which viii either be sold rented
with the property. subject to be removed at the
expiration of the lease 10 1857. t
All persons having claims against or indebted to
said estate, will please present them early prae
ticsble for final settlement
LUCY ANN DUNNAvANT.
Administrative of M. w. Dunnavapt, decd.
The terms, which will be accommodating win he
cmade known on the day of sale. The sale vii
Commence at 10 O'Clock. A M.
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
NH 16-FTuTh&F4t Auct'n
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T'RUsTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE
JAMES RIVER LAND Ar AUCTTON,--gv
Enza MS wife 10 me, bearing date Sept 4fh. 1882
ma sas as trustee on the Esd day of March, 1885 II
an " not the first fair day thereafber) sell on the
premises, the Tract of Lard whereon the lsts "a.
ward j Meany resided, Containing about 2sS acres.
situated IN Goochiaad county, on James River about
10 miles from the city of Richm nd. and aaioining
the lands ct Judge John Robertson, John Adkins. H.
Maury Co. and Others = ---'N-'' -
Ths Land Is well adapted to the growth, of corn.
wheat and oats portion of the tract l. Iamss r.
yer low grounds, with the James River Canal ran.
ming through them.
TERMS made known on day of SALE -
Selling Trustee, shall only convey with special
warranty. =.
fe 19-d&ctdsk SkMITEI, q DITVAI rrr.t.a
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TX BUILDING LOTS IN rApp,x,c

.ON, ENABLE AND 25TU gTS RON
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold ON TIfE'srrVoWW
aIterroon. the 18th March, 1855, on the nrsmi.as
commencing at O'Clock, in the order aSysrt;s ses,
very handsome Building Lots, on Carrinsten ss
near the residence Of Mr. Matthew and ~,
joining the house now being built BY MT Hnsh ~ AZ
gan each fronting 80 feet running back I65 feat
These lots are just beyond the corporation line
ana are most beautifully located for private dwell
ings, as they command handsome view of the rive
and the lower and upper part of the city, aEd the
surrounding country.
Aiso five Lots of the same rze, immediately in
rear. fronting on Vepable street
After which, will be sold five Building Lots on
me East line OF 18th street. between and stree ts
eacn fronting So feet, running back 1872 feet
IERns-One third cash balance at and 8 mos ,
TOT negotable notes, interest added and title re-
famed till last note s paid The taxes for the pre-
NH 20 GOBLIN q APPERsON auct.
VALUABLE MILL SITE, IN REAR
OF POOR HOUSE. AND LOTS APPER.
TANNING THERETO, FOR SALE AT AICTION
WIN be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th March. 1855.
On the premises, commencing at 81 O'Clock p M the
valuable Mill site, called Turners" situated at the
mead OF Valley street, in rear of the Poor House
the virginia Central Railroad running through it
Ioeether with several small detached parcels of
Land amounting in the aggregate to 81 acres, to-
eetner with the Canals feeding the said Mill ste
M piat OF the property can be at our Office
DC agreed on at the time of SALE
IERmsrOne-fourth cash balance at a. 8 and 70
ohths tor negotiable notes. interest added secured
oy trust deed or title retained. The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser
Inn ~ GCDDIN l. APPERSON Auets
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Ml AUCTION aALa0. 81
= = TiTTURE DAVE -------a--
VNRUHT aALE-R. &c. 3 = = - : : :

bALE.-By virtue .of 4 dad #
sxscgtsd to the nndsrssped - irustse ~
hooere 9earisg dste June IS, 1851. ma II
oouut1 s !" en y ;hs Cefh Office
w Tyler the payment o. the sum q III
with interest thereon from the 18th Of Juns iasi
sa p;id Il, shall on moNDAY q. 10Th DAY Of ApFi
a. public suction, on the premises nisce ~ la e
the county Of Henrice, In Port MAYO beiov th ,, n
sdJoining the property Of Henry Sanders and 10y,
LumpHin, end Opposite the property Of Il. WsddilI.
inches, more or less. - 'se'o
The title to the property is believed to b. aooa
but acting as trustee shall convey with special war
mi it'd JAMES Elicit, Trustee.
I AND, SLAVES, AND OTHER PRO
~ PERTY FOR SALE-Will be sold at public
auction. on the 18th day Of the present month.
tMarch) at the late resd ence of Phinehss CLAW dec
10 the county OF Chesterfield Va If fair. If not the
next fair day one half Of all the crops Of every de-
scrption, one half the Plantation Utensils and one
bali OF 1.-THE Household Furniture Eve or ak likely
negroes, consisting of men, women and children.
Aao. will be offered at the same time valuable
IHACT OF LAND, containing 1876 acres and so
Poles In the county of Chesterfield, lying on Swift
Sreen, and adjoining the lands formerly owned by
hIchipad Ball About so are first-rate low
sIounds and well timbered. About one-haIf the re.
snn Ienclns purposes-the remainder has not been
cuitva.ed Tor several years, and has grown mn In
small pines The soil Of the land 10 very suscsutibls
.,,;n and in good heart. Any person de-
..ns 70 View the premises before the day of sale
can can nave an opportunity of doing 90 by calling on
ener OF executors, who will take great pleasure
n showing them. e P'oo'Uio
lhe purchaser Of the land will probabIv have an
opportunity in few months of buv;n, othar Iona
adjoining, If desired. '"''ns otnef iaho
Terms OF sale will he made known on dav of ..ls
c. III. A CLAY,
:. :, P PH2, Ii & f q. Clay Enot..
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+ & N: ROsENBAUM, DEALERS

& M. ROSENBAUM, DEALERS
~ in DRY GOODS, 1879 BROAD STREET
We have opened our new store with a Splendid and
entire fresh stock Of SPRING GOODS, consstins Of
the usual variety of newest styles of Ladies' dssss
with good stock of mems wear and Linen Goods
and a full assortment of Domestic mandatory.
Having purchased all goods for cash. AZ varv
reduced prices, and no rent to pay we are enabIad
GOODS. ""u' Vi Dnf
To the public, and to our friends and customs,, -
partlcuIar, we return our most sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage we have received from tben,
at our old stand for the past twelve years we re-.
pectfully solicit continuance of the same an ,us
will every exerton to make it their Interest to
deal at No. 1893 BROAD STREET.
NH IL Two doors above 5th
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT. = - :
MULES, WAGON AND CART
w AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on SATUR.
pa PAY NExT 9th instant at O'clock at the Sta
likely young MULES, years old, perfectly
gentle, warranted to work well and of rensf kably
fine size
One FARM WAGON, nearly new.
One CART, entirely new. ~.
The attention Of the public is particularly
cd TO the sale of this stock it is the best offered in
THIS TINS season, the terms being of the most lib
ersl character. 80
TERMs-Four months credit, without interest) fol-
negotiable paper, satisfactorily endorsed
Aaaltlons 70 the ABOVE sale respectfully solicited
ma ~ ALEX. NOCT. Anct,r
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DRAFTS GALLERY, JAS Main street,
l. Richmond, where Portraits are taken
...g AT ALL PRICES,
according to quality. And, In addition to this to each
customer is given due bill by which they are in
sured present
In 100000 Gift Enterprise
NH 20
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JAMES r SUTTON +.

BROAD STREET HOTEL-GEO. W
- WALKER having completed arrangements for
the purchase Of the above property, begs most re-
spectfuliy to inform the inhabitants of Richmond.
ITS vicinity and the travelling public that on and af
intend the catering of the above establishme which
he assures those who may kindly patronize him
shall be of the best quality and style; and that ad
dition to the extensive improvements now NEARLY
completed, the house will be refurni.hed throueb
fort with economy that has heretofore eharactar-
ised this old stand. SA1t 0s'ef'
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