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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-03
NEW STOCK OF sPRING G OODs-

NEW STOCK OF SPRING G DO s.
We have received our stock of staple and fancy
ment adapted to the spring and summer trade, WIN Oh
has been purchased on very favorable terms and will
be sold at small advance for cash. We offer amongst
other articles. the following Cottonades Nankeeus
and Cotton Oznaburgs fine stock Bleached Dornes-
tics, all widths; plaid striped and plaid Cotton for
servants Satinets kentaoky Jeans and Tweeds; Fur.
niture and Apron Checks and Tickngs Brown Sheet
ing and Shirngs various widths; brown and besched
Table Cloths and 1ickings beautiful assortment Of
Irish Linens; Cloths, Cassimeres and Yestines fino
assortment; Prints 0ipghams and Lawns in ueat va
riety; Canton Cloths and Aipscas; printed Rarassa
and Challies; Plain Chaies and Delalnes all quail.
ties; Lawn, Cballie and Berage Robes; white Cam
brics, Jaconet, Swiss and Null Musljps: Leo Mn
lin and Cambria Collars; Lace Coll.rs and Seeyes in
setts Silk, Linen and Cambria handkerchief Our
friends and purchasers generally are respectfully in
ance that our best efforts viii So uusd Ia rive entire
satisfaction. J. l.. SMI1HER 4 BROTHER.
NH 3l-dIm 90 @ss No % Main street
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VALUAHLE TRACT OF LAND IN THE

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN TIL e
' LOWER END OF HENRICO COUNTY FOR
SALEThe subscriber will offer for sale, at public
auction, on the premises, to the highest bidder, on
FRIDAY, the 4th day of April, 1885, if fair, If not
the next fair day thereafter his tract of land in the
lower end of Henrico county, ON the Williamsburg
Stage Road, about IA miles below the city of Rich
mond containing 1873 or less and adjoining
the lands of Ro Carter Elijah Baker and w. A.
Christian. further description of the land is
deemed unnecessary, as those disposed to purchase
are invited to view the premises before the day of
sale. II
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance in equal in
staments of six and twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale, and approved security, and title
tanned until last note 10 paid.
NH 25--tds* ELLYSON M. CARTER.
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BY X. u. Cock & Co., AacIs.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN RIyRNU.
II TURE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, On FRI.
DAY 4th inst, at 10 O'clock at the residences formerIy
occupied by C II. Betts Esq. on Marshall betw een
Sd and 4th streets flor and account of VIM. Ira
Smith, all the Furniture contained In said residence
consisting in part of Sofas; Wsrdrobes; Book Cases
Sideboard; Bedsteads; Washstands; Chairs; Tables;
Beds; Mattresses Looking Glasses; Crockery; Glass
ware, &c.
ALSO A lot of Kitchen Utensils, amongst which
Is very superior Cooking Stove in excellent order
The above Furniture is in most excellent condition
and will be sold without reserve.
spS E.. B. COOK l. Co, Aucts
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BY Richard CauthOrn.

SEvEN MULES, SEVEN CARTS, WITH
- HARNESS AT AUCTION.---Mr. Richard Walls
declining his business will sell at auction his teams
consisting of livery fine Mules, from to years old;
Carts. with Harness. The mules are particularly
recommended to all persons in want of large we'll
broke animals. The sale will take place on SATUR-
DAY, 9Th of Aprat 10 O'Clock at the large lot nearly
In rear OF my store, and to the city Gas Works
TERMS: -Four months credit, for approved negotia-
BILE paper, for all sums of lO0and over; under this
amount, cash R. CAUTHORN
1
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DICHARDSON. & COs,5 WHICH, Ea A n r.
II DRY GOODS STORE, % Main street.--Wa
selling to the trade til. season entire stock
of GENERAL DRY GOODS, without regard 70
unequaed stock of Carpetings Floor Oil Cloths and
Mattings - =
Merchants from the country are assured that our
GooDs, and large lot of DREss GOODS in all which
BARGAINS may be had. q
& NH SLIM s RICHARDSON 4 20
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By Alexander Mott.
nRY GOODS AND GRoCnRIEs- ".

IVY GOOUS AND (ROCERIES.-WiII
- be sold at auction at my store, on THURSDAY,
the Srd inst, a large assortment Of Dry Goods and
Groceries 10 bags Coffee; 20 boxes CnndleE 10 ID
Tomato Catsup; 10 do French Brandy: 200 do Her
rings 20 bbls Fish; 10 boxes Soap; Is bbs whiskey;
10 boxes Bay Rum; 80 boxes Raisins 6 do Mustard;
10000ICigars; halfpipe Maderis Wine, Also gener-
alassortnent of Household and Kitchen Furniture s
ap2 l3i' y 8. ALEX MOTT Auct =;
nPIANO.-Will be added TO my sale this mornins,
one secondhand Piano. A. MOTT Auct i
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by Baker & Pleasanfs.

A UCTION SALE.--We will sell mt auc.
"A ton. on FRIDAY, 9Th instant, commencing at 10
O'clock at the store at the corner of Franklin and
Union streets, 5000 lbs Bacon Sides and Shoulders
10000 choice Cigars; 100 boxes Window Glass as.
sorted sizes; 20 bbs. New Orleans Sugar
Will be added to the above q lot of fashionable
Hats, Caps, Counters, Show Cases. &c 1.-THE remnant
of the stock of Halter changing his location
ap2 BAKER a. PEASANTS
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" To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mond.-l respectfully announce myself candid ate
for the office of SHERIFF for the city of Richmond
my fellow citizens to confer the Office upon me, /
think, with nine years experience Sheriff and Dep
uty shall be able to discharge the duties with salts
action to them and credit to mysslf
Respectfully, ALEX B. HUTCHESON.
NH 2I.-tde -a5EtF ~
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JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,

. ~ To tho Voters or Heprico Counfv...
1t becoming necessary In May next to
elect sheriff for our county oeer myself a. candi-
past a. Deputy Sheriff, an opportunity has been AZ.
forded you Of forming opinioa - to my qualifcs
tions pledge mysslE shoud u be your pleasure to
dence. Very respectfully
70 za-dtMya John r. CHILDREY
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" To the Voters Of aenric0 County =.
election in May next. Having served as o deputy
sheriff In both districts of the county for the past six
years, stter myself thar qualified to discharge
the duties Of the Office. Should 1t be your pleasure
to elect me, the business of the Office sha Be faith
fully attended to.
NH lid JNO A. HIJTCHESON
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

u To the Voters of Monroe Ward.
The polls will be kept open in this ward The only con-
Assessor. We call upon those who are animated by
Just city pride to rally to the polls to-day and vote or
MT Davis who will not disappoint the estimate all
ap S-ltt MANy
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- - CELLENT FURNITURE, confirm ~ Psr.,r
III s1er, Din1ng-room and Kitchen Furnitnre ~,
~ ~ pIGe Fixtures China and Glass Ware. IL -
Irr;1 -, xn.ed states Hotel At Auction-On Tuesdsv
United State. HessI e II O'clock A. NJ at the
.1 eurnsture and outfit thereof consst;ns +; On
=. Deos and bedsteads complete so Maftr,.ses ~.
s VILE the necessary furniture for 81 rnor "
~ " Dutesos, w ash stands Chairs Table, IooL
ing GLASSES. Carpets. nc. Also the fnrn;,nr .ooa
raIiors, comprising elegant Divans Mshos.n "a Two
nsoaes. Onai1 Mirrors valuable Carpets And Ens~a
wings, and splendid Piano. Also ths S;; LIKE
f9rnit9re consisting of valuable Crockerv chn :
fias: are, Knives and Forks Silver Ware. I; ano
handsome variety. comprising
Hotel keepers and hesds of families will ba,ai h..
favorable opportunity for supplying them .S
every article they may require in the house
line as the stock 10 OF superior quality was selscted
with much care, has been but little used snS ~
Sale will be positive and will be continued from
day to day at the same hour a. above stated.
until completed
TERMs.-Sums under 800 cash, over that amount
months credit for approved negotiable paper, with
interest @hsM sssss NH I'd TAYLOR
observation-disclosures to unavoidable cir.
cumstances, the above sale has been postponed 20
MONDAY, the 7th of April, at the same hour.
P. s.-UNITED STATES HOTEL FOR RENT M
This centrally located and admirably arranged Ho.
large and profitable business, both from the rendent
and transient patronage, is offered for rent 8G
We are authorized to say, that with the Hotel will
be rented the Furniture above described; comprising
acomplete outfit for first class hotel, if application
be made before the day of sale, 7th April 1856.
FOR terms and further information apply to adj
dress TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
NH % Aucf;nnaaru
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PARrI
/ 1fsnd Duett-tfour hands, Gslop do Bravurs.
CLARA KEAN and MR.. CAMoENs.
puett-La ei dsrem Ia Mano don Govannl
CLARA KEAN and MIR. CAMoENs.
Cayai;nI-A Az view these scenes SO charging, 80
MR.. CAMoENS. '''''' -''''''
+ sceGa ana CAvstina-Ernani iy with me-. VERDI
CLARA KEAN.
Barearolls-snlla poppa del mic brik Tia pr CLONE
Ct Aa'A'-s0 M cIMoENs. 'Ai'ei
O. B-lga-Y 3uns Agnes, Era Davolo )......AyBER
CLARA KEAN.
: Dgett-On to the ftldof glory, tBelisaro,)
CLARA KEAN and MR. CAMoENS.
BETWEEN THE PARTS
MISS CLARA KEAN will perform l.. Id. GoTrs
cHicK's celebrated Grotesque Fantasia, the
LIMITATION OF THE BANJO"
Which vas received with immense applause
in New York.
PARTn.
O. Observation-Disclosures, (Ernsni, ).............VERDI
MR. CAMOENS.
i0 Serenade-Swest love, arise. Observation-Disclosures
CLARA KEAN.
II. Duett-Syren aud Friar. ...LoUIs EMANUEL.
CLARA KEAN and MR.. CAMOENS.
l..
MR.. CAMOENS.
IT, Song-(New) Virginian's song of home. .GosDEN.
CLARA KEAN.
Words by W. L. Montague, Esq This song was
sung by MISS KEAN in Washington city with
immense applause.
H. Bsad-(New,) Dearest spot on earth to me il
MR. CAMOENS.
l5 Comic Duett-Singing lesson .........BARNErr.
CLARA KEAN and MR. CAMOENS.
IL Ballad-Comin thro' the Rye.
CLARA KEAN.
H. S0ng-Man the life boat. RUSSELL
Mr.. CAMOENS.
H. American National Song--Red, White and Blue
CLARA KEAN.
rS~SINGLE TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS; Family
tickets, to admit one gentleman and two ladies' ST.
10 be had at the Book Store of Mr.. Woodhouse, the
Exchange Hotel and at the Hail the day and even
Ing Of performance. Reserved seats can be secured
al ths Hail. during the day, without extra charge,
between 10 A. III. and p. nj.
~ Doors open at 2, concert commence at o'clk
precisely r. WIDOWS,
spS--ltS Business Agent.
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pICH.IONp SASH. blind AND DOOR

DICHiIOND SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
II WORKS.-The undersigned, Proprietor Of this
old and well tried establishment tskes this method Of
informing his numerous friends and patrons that be
has removed his works from his late place on the river
near Hsxairs mills 70 Main street, between 7tb and
9Th Streets whore he expects TO be perm.nspty To-
Gated for the next five years and respectfully soicits
call from ell persons In want of any articles IN his
line - he 10 determined totry end please all who VIII
favor him with their patronage, both - TO price and
workmanship. ts .a
N. B-Ali orders from tho surrounding country. cd.
dressed to ~. v. CRAwFoRD, Richmond Va viii
ap t-ims ,. y. ChAEFOkD- :.
NIOTICk--EAGLK SODA WATkk kes-
IN TABLISHMENT-Tb beg leave most rsspeoffniiy
70 announce 70 my friends and the etzsns ssnersly
thss have commenced the businsAs Of msnefacfnx-
Ing and Bottlins SODA WATER, ALE. PORTER,
&c and would also say that am thoroughly 40
qusnted with the business In ell IL hrsnehes having
been engaged IN = darieg residence Of eight yeai9
ard fasi asenSsd en- ahls 70 put up very suReflof
srlisss Allow me p rsturn M dneeEs thanks @ ny
lsnds and the public generally fer shs uniform htnd
mess have received ttheir hsnAa and hose b stFcf
stfeutOn 70 busiuos 70 obtain skare ~ The petr0n
7 s -Y-ls- WAn6EN GARFIELD.
~ Agent fer Il. ConbfcT.
10th 81. between Main and xfnnktin -
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BY Baker q Pieasants.

A UCTfON SALE.--We will sell at aw1-
"A ton, on THURSDAY, 4th inst, on vacant space
near Central Depot, several Harness and Saddle
Horses Also, one Furniture Wagon and Harness.
and two new Bugges. .7aeH :fa
app BAKER & PLEASANTS
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Friends and fellow-citissns: announce myself .
candidate for the Office Of COMMISSIONER or
THE REVENUE for the Lower District Of sasd
pleasure 70 elect me, fpedgs iaysef 70 give my ua-
divided attention TO it, dutieA Having actsd ~ .
deputy under Mr. John o. 0oddin last year and with
nay experisncs in its duties, pledge myself TO dis
charge the duties Of the Office promptly, faithfully
and according 70 law. JOHN A. LACHO,
r. NH 6-lm gtsa zFFs - - q ssss
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EE- To the Voters of District N

TT To the Voters of District No. nj
Henrieo county.-FELLow CITIZENS: In the moatb
of February last received your suffrages for the
office Of CONSTABLE. which office | have dis
charged to the best of ability On the 22nd of Nav
ton for that office. take this occasion to snnounc e
myself as candidate for that Office and If elected
promise you to leave nothing undone on my part to
merit your confidence and esteem
NH Sits JOSEPH g. METTERT
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by ThOmas w. Aeesec,
'tOfice with Geo. J. Summer, No. 20 Pearl street.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR LKASE, AT
II AUCTi0N.-Will be leased on MONDAY al.
tsrnoon next the nh Of April st II oelach, for FIVE
years. the Houae and Lot on Broad between nth and
18th stree the lot fronts on Broed street. 50 feet and
runs hack 10 Sesbrook's Warehouse. Bond with APP
proved security viii bs required Tor the rent. The
ieesee TO pay ell taxes
- J, B. KEEsEE. 0uzrdisa
THosaAs W, KxEsEE, Auet ap 2---tds
by John ~ u Payne, Anceioneer
ERElGHT boat And HORHkg vQR
II SALE AT Auc1fON-by virtue 81 dssd cf
trust executed by Thos Childress TO the sabser-
bar bearing date lsenssy - lss4 and duly rsepss
prseeed to sell q public AUCTION "a he hshe 10
a., OF essh, On the Basin bank. lnex1h s4s,l 9.
II o'1lock. 2. ~. the 6eiehf bosf stExP2Esb'
nov lylns II The besn With fhS dxtfes aslasbe1 %
horses % mid boat. A0sDx WoopeoM
NH si--tde- trustee.
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A LBERT shkc;H MEsT' AND nEAsuRER

Respectfully reminds his friends and the public gen.
eraIly that In addition to MEASURING and FRI
ZINC ell kinds of work used In the erection Of build
inss-Brick work, Carpenter's work, Painting Plas-
tering &c.-he 10 prepared TO furnish PLANS and de-
tail DRAWINGS, Specifications, Estimates and Con-
tracts for every variety of Buildings and win super
intend their construction Having thorough fnAe-
TIcAL knowledge Of the Building bnsiaess and COM
gderable ex penence Archtuct he hopes TO give
satisfaction to all who may employ him.
C3- Ofies on 18th street, between Main and Bank,
where he may be found ct O'Clock every morning.
NH 28-Imt fsaA f te4 =
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CVMNilssIINESR's = LIZ 0E ~ HAL Az

by virtue OF a decree pronounced oy the Circmt
1855. In the suit OF Charter against Charter nc,
SHALL as special Commissioner sell at public auction,
on the 18th day of April, 1855, at o'clock M on
the premises, the HOUSE and LOT lying in Hcnrico
county, about half mile from the city Of Richmond,
on the road leading to Stony Run. now occupied by
Henry MeCook, and near the garden Of koon and
Martin. The Lot embraces half an acre with brick
Dwelling, containing sir rooms.
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-third cash, and the residue
in two equal instalments. payable II months at
ter date, and the other Is months after datethe puy.
chaser giving bond for the deferred payments, and
the title 20 be retained until all Of the purchase mo
ney . paid and deed ordered By the court.
MARK BOON,
NH 24-5w Special Commissioner
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CARGO SALE NEW CROP MOLASsES
~ AND SUGAR ION FRIDAY, April 9TH, 1t the
lower shed on the Dock, commencina at II o'clock
4 M We will sell the cargo Of schr r. Bullwinkle,
from Attakapss, La consisting Of
ia hhds prime to choice Sugars
IN bbls do do Moia@es
ALs0--Wil bs added 10 the allows ssle the cargo
per .chr. Chas. A. Haickser from cardenss. Cuba
conssfing Of So -. ~ N-""'-'- $3.50 ,
5ls hhds. prime Muscsvado Mols.ses
81 Heyces do do do.
l2l bbls. do do A
THINKS or SALE: For ell sums under at00 ,..h .
over BOO, mouths credit for Approved nesotishIs
paper. CHAs. r. WOkTHAM { Co.
mn - -, Auctiousere
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS, SALE OF yALua.

~ BILE REAL ESTATE, ON FRANKLIN ST,
AND UNION HILL-As Commissioners under
decree Of the Circuit Court OF Richmond made on
the 2oh dsy of March, 1856, in the salt Of HoH and
wife against koganni &C., shall sell public aue-
ton. upon the premises respectively on TUESDAY,
I'd day Of April 1885, in the order named below, the
real estate of which Gregory Roganni died possessed
namey-st II O'Clock, NJ, brick tenement and lot
frontins q feet on the north side of Franklin street,
opposite to Trinity Church, and adjoining Ballafd's
Hotel and now occupied by ~ Mcneil aud Henry
Street ,..1l -.
Immediately thereafter, will bo sold the tenement
at the corner of franklin and Wall Streets known as
the "WMts Halp' corner, fronting II feet, and
ming back to the Wall Street Hotel property
And on the afternoon of the sams day, commencing
at O'Clock will be sold the House and lot On Union
Hill, on 22d ST. in rear of the new Methodist church.
and now occupied by Mr.. J. B. Martin. This proper
ty will be divided SO as to lay off several building lots
separate from the house.
TERMS: One-third cash and the balance ON a Gre
dit OF and IL months with interest from the day OF
sale, for negotiable notes. and title retained until CON
veyance is decreed by the court
Taxes and insurance for this year be paid by the
purchasers. H. A. CLAIBORNE,
G. C. McRAE, ~.
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UII IN. 1 candiaaic for the SHERIFF..
Ally Of the city of Richmond.
l-&s w. .. klCHAkDsON.
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STORE AND DWELLING ON MAIN
SATURDAY, 5th April at IL o'clock, M, will be
rented at auction upon the premises for the balance
OF the present year, to terminate Slst December
nearly opposite to the City Hotel and occupied by
Messrs Pyle Hyman as Jewelry Store. Rent to
be paid quarterly. By request of @. w. TOLER,
Agent. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
ap 2--tds ID. Auctioneers
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q - InIPROvKD ORDER or RRD
NJ MEN--Pocnh0nta Tribe, No. Il l. q. X
X ~, meets every THURSDAY NIGHT. n
n THAR WiswsH, In Corinthian Hall Rreth-
Nrsn Of other Tribes are cordially invited
J. O. DAVIDSON, sachem.
J. 4. CLAnKsos, c. of 4 no A-lswlTh)ly ,
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE ON WIZ.
n LIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD, ABOUT TWO
MILES FROM RICHMOND.-That beautiful and
desirable little Farm OF 20 acres Opposite the resi-
acre. Poss ssion given Let September Enquire at
this Office, mh Z3-dl0t&c1t
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VNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
Il informed that
MILE TERESA PAR0DI,
WILL GIVE HER LAST

ny
Il informed that
MILE TERESA PARODI,
WILL GIVE HER LAST
GRAND CONCERT,
IN THIS CITY,
On SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 5th. 1856
AT THE
METROPOLITAN HALL!
Under the direction of
MAU ICE 3 Il II A X 30 G. III,
And assisted by
MNG. AMELIA PATTI STRAKOSCH, and
SIGEoR LEONARDO
The programme on this occasion will be unap
pfoschsble in variety and will include gems from the
great of Classical Popular and Miscellaneous
Music.
EXTRAORDINARY MUSICAL NOVELTY.
Mile. TERESA PARoDI and Mime. sTRAKosCH
sing on this occasion. for the first and only time
b thst soul stirring American National Song
THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER!
This national musical gem has produced the most in
\ Concerts
Mile PARODI will sing-I 'vha dit ella" the eel.
ebrsted romanzs from Meyerbeer's Ch9f d'ovre Rob-
er LIE Diabe; bel Ragsio Lusinghier," grand Aria
from semirsmide by Rossinii g. with Verdue Clad
s from the Creation, Haydn; 4. All non Giunge"
: RoDdo finale from somnanbula, Bellini; 5. "De
THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER!
together with Nine. STRAKosCH.
3 Madame AMALIA PATTI STRAKOSH will sing:
q !. "Swtzer's Longing for Home p 2 I'VE Met by
Chance;" g. "Oh, whistle, my lad, and shall come
8 10 your r2ft
q slgnor LEONARDO viii sing-l. SIS not this Word
like Fire" Oratorio MendessohR; 2. Grand Aria from
g Lucia d. Lammermore.
Il MI sTRAKOSCH win perform-l. La Silphide; 2.
q Tempest In Tea Pot, and g. The Banjo.
s tT ADMISSION TO all parts of the Hall, 81.
~ Seats may be secured without extra charge at
81 the Bookstore of Mr.. J. Wosdhouse, who also has
5 Kindly furnished the two magnificent Piano Fortes
s used on this occasion by Mr.. Strekosch.
81 70 For particulars, see Small Bills.
tF'Doors open at O'Clock, performance to com,
inenes at O'clock - sp S-St*
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MIGHT AUCTION.--A large and xeneraI
asso5tment OF superior Gold md Silver Wstches
seaie Keys Pencils Breast Pins and Fancy
srchsns. an sssortment suitable for country
week. eSesy ment during tho
Sale positively cash. -
mhSI - ALEX MOTT. Aues.
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COM M 8 ON R1S SALE OF A
- SMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY or RICH.

tae County Court Of Henrco entered on the 6th day
n p,ecember, 1855, in the suit of Powell against
MONDAY, the 9TH day of April, 1855, at Henrico
Ssan.y Court House sell at auction TO the highest
oldder, tract OF land containing three scres more
others The said land 10 located about one and half
miles north the city Of Richmond, in rood neighbor
accommodation of q small family, - -''
TERMS: Cash as to the costs of suit expenses of
sale. &c; for the residue Of the purchase money,
credI OF six months VIII be given-the purchaser
executing his bond for the credit payment with good
security. bearing interest from the day of sale The
title will be retained until the whole purchase money
E. NANCE, Cofr.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS...The suh.
ssribers have received this day by steamer Roam.
oke, their weekly shipment of New Goods The an.
sortment contains quite variety of New STYLES, in
both the Clothing and Furnishing Departments and
atthe same time fills up these lines introduced but
not complete.
We are now ready to see our friends, and would
take pleasure in showing Spring assortment to
those disposed to look.
Particular attention IL asked to a few dozen EN-
broidered Bosom Shirts; also, Cashmere Pants and
Coats, which think well adapted to the tastes of
trade, and Offered as something durable and well
made. ,. -.
We hardly think 1t necessary to call attention to
advantages, as they must be apparent to every
acquainted with our trade Let US urge an sxa-
mination, have every reason to believe our
stock complete. GROSHONG u TUPMAN,
ap2 ITO Main street.