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SECRETARIES OFFICE B GARD OF TRADE, ,

" The annual meeting of the Board of
TRsDE will be held at Goddihs Hail. on WEDNES.
DAY next 2lst inst at o'clock, r. NJ All who de-
sire to remain members and have been overlooked by
The Collecting Committee, win please call on the
Treasurer &c. B. Bentley, Esq J or the Secretary,
and hand In thsir annual subscription by that day
The Chair will be taken punctualy at the hour
nanisd and every member is quested to be prompt
IN attendance By order. WIN. b. ISAACS,
my It'd Secretary.
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u DIR. George Gavinzei has removed
his Vhce from 18th and Broad. TO the corner of 0th
Hisresdenee 10 now on Clay street. between nth and
Sth Persons wishing his services in the lower part
OF she city, can Iesye their and address on
slsts at A. BoDEHERs Drug Store No 10. Main
street. :. =. ms 10 H.
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~ Spring StocIk..-Th0s. X. Price q Go.
desire to say TO their customers aud the public that
they are in receipt of very great variety Of NEW
THINGS, and as one of the House will be in market
most of the season. buyers may be assured Of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
pr A complete assortment of Family Lnsna
Cottons and Servants Goods nah l8--Sm
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BY Goddin e Apper.en.
COMNIssIONKK5y SALE OF no

: tVuvEISSIONEn,S SALk OF HOUSE
~ and Lot on Union Hill.-In pursuance Of decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court of the County Of
nenIlco, IN the suit Of Radcliffe w. Lewis and ais on
the 18th day OF April 1856 the undersisned appoint
"a conmissioner by the said decree, viii on FRI.
DAY, the 50ih day of Mar, 1856, ut the hour of 5
ococks r M, expose to sale, ct public suction on
the premises house and lot in the county Of Henri
co. on Union Hill, the city Of Richmond fronine
thrty-etEht feet on Twentythird street. and running
pack between parallel lines one hundred and thirty
two feet being the property on which William Il
Cary lately resided. - -
TERMs-Onethird, cash; and the residue in two
credit instafnents of and IL months carving in
teret from the day Of SALE the purchaser execntina
his bold for the credit nstamsnts and title to pro
Perty retained until full purchase money Ii paid
Inc taxesfor the present year be paid by the
chaser. JOHN HOWARD, Comm'r
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & ApPERsos
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re- Preserve your reefiI--.arrcsf decay.
render your gums sound and bealthy-~by the use OF
U0WDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. IL relieves and
prevents Toothsche, imparts peariy Wilderness TO
the Teeth, and q delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breath-s free from all Injurious at-
Ter. and 10 recommended by physicians and dentists
as :ap.of g snK hnowp se rS sisisr
BEERS 4 FISHER ADIE 4 GRAY; LAIDLEY
l. RoBINS0Ni GRUBBs l. APPERSON, and al
Druggists. Prics 80 cts. y EEfF an 2S--1m &
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rv w. Leigh burton, Dentist ONCE on
Main between 9th and 10th streets, formerly occn-
pied by Mcconnell Burton, and next door below ..
r. Semple's Drug store ap25-Im
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uIl yon hnye seen my Of JOhns04,s
Fifty CENT or DoLLtE Pictures you will 20 TO bis
and get or two lkenesses TO give to your friends
They In the best ~ end larger than you can
get sisewhere. JOHNSON himself 70 operating In
years in the business. s sgeE ap 4-b 8
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r. Notice. =. The annual meeting or the
Stockholders of the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company, will take place at the
Office of the Company, in the city Of Richmond on
WEDNESDAY, the 2sth day of May next st u
O'Clock, Nj. G. w. MACMURDO, TT.
Richmond MAY 10 f856-td.
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HOUSES AND LOTS AND BUILDING
II LOTS, ON MARSHALL AND BROAD STS.,
AT AUCTION.---On WEDNESDAY, May 2ist, com.
mencing at S O'Clock, p. M win be sold, upon the
premises respectively the following real estate in
The neat Brick Cottage ON the north side of Mar
shall street, at its western extremity, adjoining the
late resdence of Hon. j. II. Bolts, and now uped
by M. Altefmayer; it has FIVE rooms three closets,
aweli Of excellent water in the yard. and ID orna-
mented with beautiful shade. and variety Of fruit
trees the lot fronts IS feet and back 185 feet
Fonr building lots situated Opposite the above, at
the Southwest corner Of Marshnll and 49, streets,
fronting 23 feet EACH and running back Jag feet to
sliey % feet wide the corner lot having framed
dwelling fts and Eve fruit trees the whole.
street. in rear Of the above, each with roons ana
ont housess The lots front together so feet and run
back TO the alley above. These tenenaonts are
now yielding good rents. "a ggs go 3 s
q Terms viii BE- very favorable; and VIM y msds
& my ny IS / - TAYLOR 1 WILLIAMS. Aaes..
ny yiri.e q 2 Deed g Trsss sxecu.ea g
water. ana duly Acknowledged n the Clerk's Once
Of Hsndso County Coart, ! shall At the requs9 Of
The parties interested proceed 70 sill the 18th Of
May. ct the hour Of ~ O'Clock ~, In front Of the
Court House of Henrico county, six acres Of land,
more O. lees lying in the county e Msnrso aboss
upon which there IL small house The tit.s 20 the
above propey h believed to be good, but shall coz
wy only such title - vested "a me.
TeRMs-ose-thir cash. and upon credit at three
"a e %ssIa 81 M s.s q 81.
rsaiase. a a 3. HuTCHEaOM
The above ssie Il postpopsa until The 6rH NON
DAY II jane, as the same time aEd plsee.ss y 4 Il
my i6-tda A. ,. HurCHEs0k, Trustee
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lust OPENED..A large and beautiful as
y sortment of goods, suited to the retail trade en-
bracing almost every description and variety goods
usually kept in China and Glassware establishment
at low prices. Please call and examine.
GEO. J. SUMNER,
my Is No. 20 Pearl street.
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1lSAiE sahser1ber has 1net opened on Cary
street. 6 Sc ela Aef5se essY nn ~ ~ ~
where BE keeps constsufiy "a hAnd fun aesortmenf
81 Cundiss cskss, Nuts, lea Cfsam. nc. 10 EeI-
iiss falniais1 With ID CEenn, 0skss ets~ g re
vith call that his rscss = low and Goods Of tie
beSf oualitV ~ 51-6tE q. OPITZ.
No. "a Cary street
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r. Osb orne,s new onster
SKYLIGHT Is NOW COMPLETED, and AM
BRoTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPES are now
taken this size SkyIisht Gallery to eurpsss
anything in this part of the country. Come and see
for yourselves. We prepared put up ILLNESSES
In every known style of Art Now on hand Morocco,
Velvet Pearl, Shell, Union Papier Eachie and level
Gold Locketts and Gold Pins designed for pictures
Also Ambrotype and Dsguerrsotype stock and mate
rails wholesale to country operators, at New York
prices. OSBORNES Gallery,
my Is Sign of the Flags.
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- .ReA u .. MAIL STEAMSHIP
S JAMEsTOWN, for NEW YORK

DAY afternoon May 79th, at 4 o'clock.
Freieht received to-day MONDAY, and up to the
hour Of E O'Clock, r. NJ. TUESDAY, May goth.
PASSENGERS are, requested to be on board before
the hour of departure, O'Clock, P. NJ, Tuesday.
Tickets and births secured at our ofce, South sde
ofthe Basin. s-{f sea
Consienees are requested to send down for their
goods to-day. ~ ~ ~ FE.k Fs,
Shippers are requested to send In the names OF
their Conisnees Tuesday afternoon, or their ship
ments will be consumed to order. ART ,sss
Passage to New York, Including Meals and State
room accommodations, only &l0--Steerage passage
only S..
Passage to Norfolk same a. BY the River Steamers.
my 1877 LUDLAM 4 WATSON
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VALUABLE Lot on LESTER STREET

VALUABLE Lot ON LESTER STREET
Rockets, for sale at anction.Will be sold st auc.
ton, on the premises on THURSDAY, the 18th Nav.
ls56 at 81 O'clock, 2. go feet ground the East
nne OF Lester street. Rocketts running back to Gil
lies creek being the same lot on which stood the
Plaster Mill, recently destroyed by fire. ssEfa
FERms--One-fourth cash; balance at 9, and mos
for negotiable notes interest added secured by trnst
deed or title The taxes for the present
to be paid by the purchaser. lss - = =.
& my 10 GODDlN & APPERSON. Aucts.
T,RUSTEE's SALE OF vALUBLE LOT
on franklin street, in the city of kichmond.-As
the surviying trustee in deed of trust executed BY
Ro Peoie and wife, dated 18th August 1890 duly re-
corded in Richmond Hastings Court shall at the re-
quest OF the assignee Of the debt secured by the said
trust deed proceed to sell at public auction the
premises, for cash, on SATURDAY, the 24th May if
fair II not, the next fair day at O'clock r. M Lot
No. lin the plan of Byrds Warehouse fronting %
feet the South side OF Franklin street. opposite to
Metropolitan Hall. running back according, to the
depth ofthe lot The title Is believed to be good but
the subscriber, will convey with the usual special
warrant. The taxesfor the present year to be paid
by the purchaser. RICHARD ANDERSON
Surviving Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDD1s AppERsoN, Aucts.
4Td
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~ Hair Cutting...To strangers visiting
the city, and citizens If you wish to get your Hair
cut IN the latest and most becoming style, l w,uld
advise you TO call en- HOBSON. at his Hair Cutting
Shaving shaupoping and Bathing room, under the
American Hotel Entrance on 18th street.
N. b. Whiskers Dyed either Black or Brown color
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'TtkUSTEE > l. e OF lou 8 AND
L LOT, In DUVAIS ADDITIONAL Trustee
In q deed of trust from w. H. johnson and others,
dated nth November, 1854 duly recorded in Henrico
ton. on the premises ON TUESDAY, the 9th day
of May, 1856, at o'clock r. n, tho House and Lot
conveyed by said deed fronting 80 feet the east
line, and near to the residence of Mr. John 81 Martin
Terms CASH The title is believed to be GOOD but
ranty The taxes for the present year to be paid by
the purchaser. JN0. HOWARD, -.
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There will be Election held in the County OF Hem
rico, at the different Precincts the 22d May. 1895,
for the following officers, to wit An Attorney for the
Commonwealth Clerk of the Circuit Court; She
riff two Commissioners of the Revenue; and four
Magistrates, Constable and two Overseers of the
Poor for each district. M C. EGGLESTON,
my l5-tde Conductor at the Court House.
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sPRCrAI NorTcHe

GA Card -.FeE the hast spa ven,S 4. -
= seiyed lerfs and fncreasinE petrorsse ffem
ne si,izens o. Virginia, which have endssvored "a
snens lrs,oaac,ns every improvement into my bu.
years ~ thc valuable ssstAaee tmoFe Particularly IA
Anemrossplasl Of Mr.. =. sANxAY and ia addition,
ss nave the services Of Mr. JAMES n
ss.a,l together with my swa general
saper.assedepre win enable me TO accouplish nat.
.er myself superior work to any l have previously
ns afespecfaiiy request the public TO can
TRAITS GALLERY.
my Tain No. is Main st. Richmond. Va
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A. HIcKs-EDWIN BURTON, Sa,-JoHN M.
FRANCiScO.-We have before us. for the impor-
for the city at large three gentlemen from the
districts apportioned by the Court, who are amply
the suffrage of their constituency we must appeal to
their sound Judgment their fitness for the Office
We allude to Messrs. Burton, Francisco and Hicks.
The former old tried ocer the second unsni NOUS
ly recommended by his Ward citizens and the latter
gentleman known for his worth as former officer,
and of whom no word be uttered but to the faith.
full discharge of his duty ss
We earnestly solicit the friends of true merit to
sanction the Recommendation of these gentlemen,
aud disregard any illegal nomination that may have
been made by any packed sssemblaEe
my LOOT MANY VOTERS.
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NITY BATHS-15th = Il K E II, BE.
NTWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS.---Hay-
ing erected some fine BATHS, consisting of Cold,
Warm and Shower Baths, invite my friends and
the public generally, to give me call; the price 10
reduced to 20 cts for single bath The Barber Shop
attached to it is fixed up in superior STYLE and
Shaving, Hair Cutting, Dressing and Shampooning;
also, Cupping. Bleeding, Leeching and Tooth Draw
ing will be done before, in the quickest and best
manner. Please give me CALL aud don't forget the
sign "City Baths" 18th street, between Main and
Gary streets GEORGE BECKING.
n ?
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e EcIipses. ..The cclipses OF the Sur
and Moon are not the only ecpses that will tale
place this year We understand that 81 MONS viii
ecpse ell his competitors in the art OF Picture M.
King This eclipse will take place daily al the suns
height. when the superiority and brlianey of his Pr
lures will overshadow oil otkers under the Sum y =
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ITO BUlLDEks.-PropOs Will be re.
ceived until Saturday, Gath inst,) for the cree.
ton of CHURCH, S0x40 feet, at Port Mayo, near
Rockets Estimates for both wood ard brick desired
Plans and specifications can be seen at the store of
B. L. q. DOMAIN, No. 10, Pearl street. IS
.ss.IF .saF- ROBERT A. MAYO,
b VS. DoNNAN. Committee.
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By AIcx. Nott, Aacf.

MIGHT SALE .-WATCHKS, JEWEL.
IN RY, AND FANCY ARTICLES.-Will be sold
at auction THIS EVENING, at o'clock, . large a.
sortment of Watches, Breastpins, Ear Rings Finger
Rings Chains Guards, Loctets and general assort-
mont Of Fancy Articles. just received from New York.
and to be sold without reserve.
my 20 ALEX. MOTT Auct
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Ct cents dotted Swiss Mnslins ~ cents Embroi
d.red Curtain Musns I2k cents; Cambria and Swiss
Bands 12 cents; heavy extra t. listed Mits so cents
Bonnet Ribbons 81 cents; handsome Rouches 25 CENTS
French Weven Corsets 81 cents; Cactus Skirts s7
cents; Trimmings for dresses from cents up; Plaid
Swiss Musins 10 cents 1risb Linens at S73 So 62 and
cents; White Hose at I2s cents, worth l8i CENTS
Black Silk Laces from l2 cents to the highest prices
Block Silk Elastic Belts at S73 and 80 cents worth IS
cents; superior article of ladies' White Kid Gloves
at CENTS 500 pair Coored do at S7A cents ladies'
Thread Gloves at l24 cents, worth % cents; Collars
from 81 cents up the finest quality; 500 pair Under
Sleeves 3I cents; Stamped Collars for embroidering
and thousands of other articles be closed cheap
at GOLDSMlTS Trimming and Fancy Store,
INV 205 Broad
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guerrsotype" pictures have only to call on DUKE
No. l3a Main street, and they will certainly get one
to please them, more reasonable terms than else
where TO be had put NJ in plain fancy cases. in
pins, rings iockets, &c &c, as may suit the taste.
NV l7-iwx
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i LOT, IN SYDNEY.-As trustee in q deed Of
trust made by U. B. Paisley, dated 14th July, 1854,
coed to sell at public auction on the premises ON
MONDAY, the 18th day of May, 1856, at O'clock r.
NJ, the house and lot in Sydney occupied by the
Reins
TERMS cash. The title is believed to be good, but
the trustee will convey with the usual special war.
ranty The taxes for the present year to be paid BY
the purchaser. WIN. w. SNEAD,
my ltd Trustee.
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NALUAHLE COTT a q Il FAKNI ON
v CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the Sd June, 1885, on the
premises, commencing at o'clock, the very desira-
Bile Cottage Farm, ON Church Hill now occupied by
Mr. Edmondson. The tract contains 50 acres Tho
dwelling has rooms besides all the usual outhouses
such a. kitchen, stable, barn. &c Tho nearness Of
this place to the corporation line renders IL very val
liable. it il only about half hours walk TO the
heart of the city,
The terms, which viii be accommodating, will be
made known ct the hour ofssle.
GoDDIN xPPERSoN,
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BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
feE2-d6m Agents, Richmond

u Card..-Th0tnas w. X eesee, Auction
eeE (Office with George j. Sumner, No 20 Pearl st.
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate
Household Furniture, Stocks Of Merchandise, Horses
&s. So $50 M - b, 800
ALsos-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne.
groes z---tf fHs
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KA. Co.,
RICHMOND, May 18th, 1856
THE unpaid portion OF the Interest on
l. the Guaranteed Benps of this Company, win be
paid upon application at this Office.
my i4--2aw2w VIM r MUNFoRD. Sec,y.
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The above ole Il postponed until the 6ra NON
M i6--sda A. ,. HuTCHEs0k 1Fustss.
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= csc. q sTKAMEK BELVIDEKE
s. FOR BALTTMoRE.

DAY, and up the hour Off o'clock, P. M. TUESDAY,
the Goth inst.
goods to-day etc.,
Shippers are requested to send in the names of
their consignees TUESDAY afternoon or their ship
my 10 1t LUDLAM WATSON
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- Horse Auction.--I shnIi contfnue e
sell at auction, Ct the old horse Lot near my store
every SATURDAY, 1t 10 o'clock, Horses, Mules
Scws Csrts. Wagons, Bueges and every description
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-02
OUR GOVERNMENT.

The Democratic party have ever Contended that our
FEDERAL Government was mere confederacy between
sovereign States. Events, now hurryng to fuIfment
III Kansas, in Massachusetts, i'll Utah, in California,
and IN Congress, prove that the Democratic party was
right
Indeed, before the Revolution, each State had it,
separate government its executive, its Judiciary, It's
egisluture and was separate distinct nation except
for its suhjecton to the crown Of England. That
subection broken off, nation in the world wac
more sovereign and independent than the Colonies
or States Of North America. The Revolution was
carried through by treaty and concert in their sove-
reign capacity. Neither the articles Of confederation
nor the constitution, invaded or cssened that sepa
ra,e sovereignty. Territorialiy, they are separate
sovereign people aud nations; with distinct national
conformetions. Each had its municipal law ts exc
cuiYe it's Judiciary and lis legislature. II can md
does sct only separate nation, except in terrific
rial mn;ters. All the paper constitutions in the
word, cannot merge people into one, who are thus
disioin,ed and separated As the natural historian
determines what constitutes an animal by inspecting
the bones the political philosopher looking at the
governmental, legal and social construction of our
States. cannot hesitate moment TO sey they are Sc
parate nations.
Our Union il "fearfully and won derfully formed"
Let us know its true nature. We believe as league
covering go vast extent, it may last far longer
than as government attempting TO enforce and con.
tinue itself We love the Cnion, desire to perpetu.
ate it, but do not believe shall help to attain that
Gu 'y faterng our people that, like other govern.
ml :, it Is endowed with the faculty Of self perpe-
tun.lon. No, america expects every man TO do his
duty :" and unless he does this Union will disappear
Like ships thnt have gone down at sen,
When Heaven was all tranquility !"
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DEMONSTRATIONS FOR FILLMORE.

The Albany Evening Statesman Of August 9th
saws: "Thc following letter is IRON gentleman OF
ability and of high character, and rho docs not
,p.ak mithout kmowirdec. Read it," The letter has
this caption, "Iagersown, Nd, Aug. %, sc" and
among other things concludes with the following pa.
ragraph:
II saw gentleman from the Old Dominion few
days SINCE who informed ME that Gov. Wise does
not hesitate moment 10 say that that State will give
Mr. Fillmore handsoms naOry The Governor
niini,y with which the Old Line Wings who support
ed him now 90 iur the American candidates. Never
sacken your energes therefore, in Your advocacy OF
the c-eat principles upon which the American party,
H!th Miilurd Fillmore at s head, has placed itself;
and my word for it, the victory will be ours, and the
country thus saved from the countless dangers with
which Il is now threatened.
.'lhe Americans of this county, assemble IN Con
vent!on Tomorrow for the purpose OF organizing Tor
the contest, and the people will evidently be present
in immense numbers
The gentleman from the Old Dominion who could
make such an assertion upon his knowledge, is
not worny 10 associate with the perjured elons who
innabt the State Penten:iary. Tie gentleman oi
ability and Of high character" in lagerstown, who
wrote the letter, land who does not speak without
knowledge" and yet relies upon such iniormants for
obtaining his knowledge is likely to be written down
an ass the balance Of his days. Governor Wise
never uttered such q sentiment nor entertained such
n thought.