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DIssOLurIoNs. &c.

s-,.-.,.>~~.->~~,->~~- =
s.rs !simsd scadartARTNEasaiF
ssss q 81 bH Y 5 s,s IN
the lean sa e. ssy r :. Rs
W WnaI IN 1p Ssf.Y Z co. .g5,.a J. :.
our BELL be. u. s. sssnsS our ToEEf REIN
GOODS in person, for CASH. s .x,,h,.
we shall at early day % prepared 20 eam ;neI
I'd nnou a. favorable terms ssssny house IN this
xxE sF J. Islaooks sreo Sss E: nm % :.
1 1AAp@ T. EkGErr wnsas ae 1 E. &
Richard. z. WALLER Of The n srn 10. q Brooks,
CLAY DREwRYs .xa4A -t-ai s-Ts-a
F. 1nnsrv ID. 1856 sat-~i@ lHI
NJOTICE.-.Ihe, Arm &c BKOpKs, BELL
notice We win at early day close out stock Of
Goods at auction, to make room for successoEs.
Ms:. sIl1r' M Snook P BELL w4LIra
nIssOLUTION OF -COPAKTNER-
II SHIP.-The copartnership heretofore existing
between the Subscribers. under the firm of L. b..
ELLIS CO., is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. L. F. EIis will settle up the business Of the
ap4 aeE G, BATES.
The subscriber having purchased the in-
terest of Mr C. Bates in the of L. p Ellis
Co. socits the patronage of his friends and the public
an Aim s = sl7sAa tts L. P. ELLIS. =
nISSOIUTION.--Tii firm of WILLING
DHAm, ELLETT Co, is this day dissolved by
limitation. The name of the e0ncem will only be
used in winding up the business The books and ae-
counts will be found at the old sand, in the posses
sion of J. Wingham, at whici place our custoners
are respectfully requested TO call and settle their
debts it is important the business should be closed
as SOON Us possible. j. WILLINGHAM, e. 3
~ AND'W. L Elicit, >
january |, 1855. J. r. PACE. a-s4l. - ,.ss
NEW CONCERN...The subscribers have
this day associated themselves together under
| for the purpose of carrying on the WHOLESALE
IMPORTING and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS BUSI-
No. 49, Pearl street. where they win exhibit by the
LIST of March, entire new stock of Goods.
-.- J. -WILLINGHAM,
NH A-1m tsassss s3g j. B. II. TARDY.,
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By the Railroads, Canal, and River,
(For the week ending April 81
1.-THE receipts by the Canal not being made out
in time, will appear tomorrow.

1.-THE receipts by the Canal not being made out
in time, will appear tomorrow
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILRoAD.-lII hhds To-
bshls Wheat; 1874 do Corn; 1923 bbls Flour; 60 bshls
flsxseed; 100 do Peas; lis do Potatoes; 45 pkgs
sundnes; "a Empty Bbls s. bag: Rags 2 car loads
bag Skins; roll Leather; boxes Eggs car
Furniture; Turkies; bbs Fruit; Plow; Cob
Crusher; 4 Circular Saws; bales Linen 2 boxes
Mdze; 1854 kegs Nails; sos tons Coal
BY THE RICHMOND PETERSBURG RALRoAp.-22
bales oznsburgE q boxes sundries; Al hhds To-
bacco II bags Fruit; rolls Leather; 81 bales Cot
ton; buadles Doors; do Blinds; do Sash; s90S5
# Lumber; 50 Liquor Bills car load Furniture;
3kegs Sundries; boxes Hats IS bbls fresh Fish;
Is do Apple Brandy; 2l4 bshls Wheat; 10000 do
Coal
BY THE CENTRAL RA,LRoAp-67 hhds and go pkgs
Tobacco; 1902 bushels Wheat; 500 bbls Flour; 40
bushels Corn; 164 do Meal; 666 Rye; 1880 do Oats;
So bbls Rye Flour; s do Buckwheat Flour; 1876
s Is 81 5o1' Pig s Empty a Barrels
4pkgs Lard: Veals; seeves; Is Hogs i barrel s
Whskey; 20 bbls Apples; 81 do Potatoes bags
Beans do Dried Fruit; "a sandries.
BY THE RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Rods sS hhds and boxes Tobacco; i44s bushels
Wheat; ii bushels Meal; Al do Corn; $40 do OATS
800 lbs Bacon; bags Peas rolls Leather Veal:
Lambs and sundriesS
64s tons Guano; $50 tons Plaster 1880 tons Anthrs-
cite Coal; $40 tons Pig Iron; $50 bbls Apples a.
goo ibs Bacon; 100 bushels Potatoes; Is 600 feet
Lumber %, 600 Shingles
During the week, three Baltimore and one N. York
packets, and one New York, one Philadelphia and
one Baltimore steamer arrived
FOREIGN IMPORTS
FROM CARDENAs, CUBA-l43 hhds and so boxes Su.
gar; S58 hhds 80 tierces and III bbls Molasses 10
cases and bbls Cigars.
EXPORTS COASTWISE
To NEW YoRK-1597 pkgs and IS hhds Tobacco: 1000
bbls Flour; 1900 bushels Wheat; IL tons IN snufac.
tured Ironi 80 bags Flaxseed; &c empty Kegs; Is
Sundries. 60
To PHILADELPHIA-4T pkgs, hhds and 10 bbls To-
bsccoi u bales Domestics; Sc bags Bark; 81 bags
Flaxseed; q Sundries. 20
To BosTos-S4l6 bbls Flour; 6l24 bushels Feed; $50
Pkgs Tobacco, and 20 lbs Wool
To BALTIMoRE-652p kgs, hhds and 10 bbls Smokipy
Tobacco; IL bags Ginseng; 50 Snake Root: 95 tons
manufactured m Iron; ia 25s lbs Copper Ore, and
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NIX yAcT0RiEs-Th suSssriSsr - nd nd
= keeps constantly on hand, an Assortment
Of RockawsyA Bugsies and Barouches, made Of tia
best materials and BY the most skiifull worn man.
which ne viii sell accommodating terms = sny
one tn the city. -s
Orders taken for any style Of carriage and executed
a. ms establishment on 18th street. between
y. lz-dsm GA. FRANCIS. (
- q KID ENING,~Thc 1ndsr- 49,
agnsd respectfully teHders bis services NJ
1y, WHO may require the attention of Flor
~ or Lsndseape Gardener, either IN laying "a yards
and gardens planting or Trimming trees box -hedaer
sssps,syslnss &C.. Work viii Be done BY tho day, OF
sccohamg 70 contract. hs -
s, 0.ss INLET s :. sss Z @ P.n
Ny rssidsnss i Il tie corner Of Hsnsy ana Broad
j lse se1sa'' N'''as'aS 5 seidsa 4 RuHLr
nneU T. CAMkIAlaKs, fAkKlAEKe.
6HQ8E The subscfiber HIS on hand ct his Coach
-. = Making kstebtishment on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, 18th and Ilth arests)
TIES. BAROUCHEs. Rp06iEs Win ia without
topA and SULKiES, al Of his own nuke "a the best
mateziels and Workmanship. All Of which vim Is
SD iov sood wcrA Of the kid can be IN the ety
q Ess%spna - I;.p &c. - ss 6. ss
PlSss psaiSls. "a n sors soid siss |. new. vsss
I'D = s nic ca ~ mAss lave
W7 !. g g 81. MI &. ~ IS.
4 %ssss sss IS s q ia( .ls} -. q
- 2; = Eaie = * NE 49,. I. :
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FOREIGN.
To BAHIA, per Bark Virginian-S4oO bbls Flour.
BY Telegraph.

New YORK, April Flour dropping: STANDARD
Southern $7.2507.75; other qualities unchanged
Wheat firm small sales of Southern Red at 10
Corn hrmer: Southern mixed 62063c. Pork dull -
Beef languid Lard dropping at 9tGDl0c. Whiskey
lower: Ohio 7ac. Stocks fiat: Va SIS $50; Missouri
os $S4t Money unchanged Sterling firm.
BALTIMORE, April Markets dull Flour: How.
ard Street 1878; City Mills Sc So Wheat: choice
scarce and wanted, White 8 so0i 80; fair Red and
white = L40Ol.60. Corn dull: White 48053c, yell
low 54056c. Provisions unchanged.
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Nhs. DIR. MINOk,S SCHOOL q
WI GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 4TH AN

lH M GRACE sTkEET; sETW as "a ST s.. AND
B. MINOR are pleased to inform their friends and
the public that their school for young ladies' is now
10 operation and the present session will confirm to
with Miss Minor in the school department. Mas
Howard is SO well and favorably known and gave such
general satisfaction whist teacher at Midway Acad
envy, as to render comment and eulogy unnecess ary
She has been engaged in teaching for several ears
past in the first schools in the District of Columbia
from which she brings the highest testimonials and
on her experience, knowledge and moral conduct we
implicitly rely. Among the high and varied ac-
COMPLIMENTS is Mathematics, all the branch.as of
shed education, both solid and Ornamental WI be
taught the school, Music, vocal and nstrume ntal
The harp, piano and guitar are all furnished, and
taught in the family by competent teachers lrl the
continuance of her school Mrs Minors object is to
educate her daughters which she wishes to do In her
family The school will be limited to 2Gfn mum
Der. Ten boarders and ten day schoars. Terms
moderate, all will be charged in proportion from the
day of entrance the end of the session. App lea
ton can De haa o' MRS MRS. JEFFERsoN MINOR
NH 25--2tswsw MISS ADA B. MINOR. sss :
ESOK sALE.--Wc offer for sale a small
Il tract of land owned BY us, lying on the Darby,
Containing I66 acres being Of the orginsl
Goode tract the other half recently sold for $25
per acre. Terms accommodating sIaK = WINSTON :.
NH zl-FaTnts ssa sc. dREENHoW, -
Z 4 q q III NC AND CUFPlNG.--hlHs.
L WOOLHOUSE, offers her services to the Me-
deal Faculty and the ladies Of chmond and is vi.
oy sssiduous attention, to merit their, kind patron
age. s.ae. -, =, ,sf9lilsl at45aft = =
at her residence, over Messrs. Sublett Brothers
Hardware store, 2lS Broad at. lo s.. sseie
3 NJ b. The beat imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale. "a
An orders from the country promptly attended to
and arefulfy packed. - asas s. asls
Associates BANDAGES ON hand, and made
to order aisgs a n .Es3 ~ s5s &
- Alight over the door from o'clock till morn
ing :. go -, ia 25--ts s
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A CARD...WM. PERCIvAL, Civil En-
"A sineer and Architect-Ofice, Goddins Hall, on
1lth, between Main and Bank street
Mechanical nnd llrnaMe11aIs

MechnnIcal and 0fnaaneMfatt DraWing 2
In connection with my architectural and EHei-
nesriay office, have opened Drafting room, where
aided by eompetent ASSISTANTS prepared to MAX
Densna and Copies Of all kinds Of Machine Work;
Plans for Brdges stone or otherwise; Copies to Li
ogrsph from, OF Railroad and Canal Mars and Pro.
files; Copies Of Land Maps Tracings &c. with De.
signs for wood, stone or iron; Ornamental Work
gszs sef ssse WILLIAM PERCIvAL. X
NH ls--6m Civil Engineer and Architect
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q sHEAr AND lislQps nxFxNasON ~.
- ~ M Ss ~ SSs a.
trsseeS ARD al other kints &c 800 sd feeaad haAd
tNnttNfS vexy to4 8 Call Gsm1t. ~ = .x-.<..-sz
"a nes Aet u fay.ss M ~ 6sses sssssssx 4
D., Ail tinds &C Furniture naae y eu6es..ssv Yer
sishsnt ssPd AepsiRine q AVN 1aaeslesics 800
a n slehfk cssbs d a.; 8 q a. Port Wine. "
sore vi tRrs " tspsl WI. TAYLOR
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RIGHaoND, APR!L I.Ilsos.--GREA1

49, va LIE AAQtE<o -Aa We are now
u receipt OF our and carefully selected Spinx
STOCK, ana are receiving more weekly, IL gives NJ
% state that we are NOW able to- supply
customers and buyers generally with the handsomest
aud cheepest goods ever efors offered In this mark
Var stock conssts of Ladies' Dry Goods and Fancy an
ticeI Lawns; Prints Jaconets striped and plain dos
ssi.I Muslin; figured and plain do We are also ID
Iecslpt o. large supply Of Ladiss Pansols. Of all
styea, q the lowest pncesj Embroidsries Ribbons
And trimmings We have tho best assortment, and
onsr Then. Is below the nsasi prices soieit q
q anything In our line win mot resret II ~ csns
soon = the new store OF q. CAMP Bro,
ap lta1is e@s % broad Ct
lMfOR'rANT NlJ1YCks-flavi1G SGI7 1rlf.
= ny aedisFy sn1 hsrnea btsine@ Il 8sepule6 In
eamDent upon me to urge settlsypenf a. the debts
ene ns, - some are Of long stsnnS. Tlse thai ~
with according 70 iA, reqpire the noaey % ea1ry
% mZsew basipqes.a l0& III 0LQu1TT, Agt.
: & ;ss1ss.s :. ~ sss.ts s.s5lsa Wy 81
sSP1ase - WIN. WALLACE i SON.
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LIQUORS.. CIGARS, &c. ~ -
IL 20 bbls old Nectar WHISKEY So
80 9" (" APPLE BRANDY ot
10 Octave Old LONDON DOCK; do. Dark and
do MADEIRA WINE s4--
20 demijohns do do very SUPERIOR vintage of
1912 and l847, of the following brands-"Psle-
tate" "Palhatime" aud "Old Reserve"
Is baskets CHAMPAGNE, very fine 80
5 doz superior CLAREI A, so.
AZ, 900 choice Havana CIGARS -+g4.
5 demjohns Taylor's BRANDY 4-.
Just received and for sale by g.}giet.t.
BAKER l. PLEASANTS.
We have in bond in the Norfolk Custom House a
choice lot of fine BRANDIES, WINES, GIN, &c
We have the samples in store to hich we beg leave
to call the attention of dealers. B. p
NH % $3.50 -4t ,t--
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= = GREAT REDUCTION IN THE IN
i PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Iii
.5eia Is t. 20 per cent. saved by buying from J.
MolssEin Hats, best quality $3.50
MolesIin Hats second quality. ...S 90
Fashionable Silk Hats.
Zine CaIfskin Sewed Boots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cong SIS Cater Boets
Fine Cslfskin Sewed Shoes.
= j. 81. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
Of the best makers in the city of Phiadephis su-
ply him with handsome and substantisl CalfSkin
sewe6 Roor which he win sell at the unprecedented
low price of $780, as9 oc i8-d&c1y
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svOlChMOND 1ffON anuisSTEEL WORK
h The subscriber continues to manufacture
and keeps on hand, near the Petersburg Railroad
Bridge t..r.
BAR IRON, all sizes ...t.t-
SCROLL IRON, all sizes 4 ..... 1
ROD, and II do
Horse and Mule SHOE IRON 49,. -! ...s
TAPERED IRON, for tobacco mills b.
FROG STEEL, for Railroad Frogs
All made from best Smiths Scrap Iron.
JAMES HUNTER
N. B.-Wrought Scrap bought and taken in ex-
change tor new IRON 1-it NH l1-1m~
WILLIAA HURLEY.-E x @ RI A Ma
w AND COLLECTION OFFICE, l4th street. on.
posite the Exchange Building Richmond, Va =
q Bills Of Exchange, Bank Notes, Coin, &C..
bought and sold
q Collections on the Cities of Virginia and North
Carolina, made on favorable terms 80
q Stocks bought and sold on Commission I'd -
n Land Warrants wanted.
REFERS TO tts
Messrs. R. II. Chsmberlaine Sons, Bankers. Nor.
folk Va N'o'
folk, Va. - - - '-e'' N'''
messra Maury Morton, Bankers, Richmond, Va
~ Messrs. q. w. Purcell & Co., Bankers, Richmond,
va 8, .qazs.ggat NH 6-dSm
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The subscriber having purchased the in-
terest of Mr C. Bates in the of L. p Ellis
Co. socits the patronage of his friends and the public
an Aim s AREAS e.. L. P. ELLIS. s
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- FOR kENT.-And Immediate posses.
~ non given---Thati very conveniently located
House, containing four rooms fronting on Mar
shall street. and Immediately in rear of the Richmond
Medical College. 1t has attached very large yard
and good we'll of water. agsaa s1a a
2 Apply TO either of tbs Mesrs. .TABBt Richmond,
or to- .es sts "a tss6zf sss p M.TABB, IN.
Ias{ $3.50, Trustee of VIM Shepsrd,a deed, Is
g fe 6---tsr8 g4sast Brandon. Henrico county Va
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= - GAITEK SHOES, U =
8SHOES.-The Ladies are invited to call
= and examine a lot of the Cheapest. Cater
Roots have ever had tue pleasure Of exhibiting
Coiored Cater Boots, at s 90 pair sa.sr rs8 :
RIaek do do SLIP and s. % pair :
Linen Caters for Summer, S7k cts. q pair go gs9
Light Kid Bootees, at IS cts. pair - .a-sia
Please call early, ~ ALFREp MOSES bso
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NJOTICE.--The Arm Of BROOKS, BELL
will not be dissolved till further
notice We win at an early day close out stock of
Goods at suction to make room for our successoEs.
Messrs. Elicit, WALLER, DREwRY Il Co ~
=. In 2-ta -laNI ? BROOKS. BELL WALLER
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-v - SOMETHING WORTH ATTEN-
TION.-I am now in receipt of large
supply of Ladies' Misses and Children
Shoes of all styles and qualities from the lowest
price to the finest quality also, another lot of those
dollar Caters please call early and get your supplies
of ~ $50 9 MARCUS HARRIS,--
api7 -. ~, Broad street. between 9Th and 9Th. -
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- FOR RE T.--The. large Tobacco
81 Factory recently occupied by, MesHs. Grant IL
IL Bennett. on Goth between Main and Fra.ikin
Streets is for rent for the balance of this year. with
the privilege of the next THIGHS decidedly the best
and most desirable Factory for rent in the city For
terms which will be very low, apply to
F3u ,at}8 dTHOS, w, KEESEE, Auct.,
NH 10-Im = tnff9t@ "a No. 20 Pearl ut 80
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~ -, SOMETHING PRETTY.--Re.
q 7ceived at No. Is Main street, q large supply
= - of Childrens and Misses Kid and Cloth Top
Button Caters black and colored, comprising the
largest and handsomest assortment of this article,
ever before offered in Richmond, those in want of
som sthing really neat and good, win call eariyson
ap 49, sJNO C. PAGE, JR., IS Main ST.
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By John <. D. Payne.

@.s AM AUVHOklSED TO SELL prf-
III vatsly thstdesrsble Residence on nxyostrest
- now in the. occupancy of c., 0snnet, Esq Tho
feet To- n aiIys ~ :. '' - .
&. The Dwelling has 10 finished rooms 9 Of " sich
have IRE places, and furnished with Gas and water
the lot; also, good Kitchen and all ether con-
veniepces for coal, wood. &cs Being c5nvenisatt,
business and Ct the came time very retired mskest
one OF the most desirable at present IN the
market. 49, gsssssa s. gsas.s gsss tsssa - Asf n
Fer terms, which win be very accommodating. sp.
ply 70 c. GENNET, Esq, or the sphscriber.
NH Cts s sS. JOHN d. PAYNE.
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IT, TO UNTRY MERCHANTS
Eli Your attention is particularly called TO the
AA splendid and entire stock of Hats, Caps
and Straw Goods comprising every sty and variety
manufactured for the season, which will be sold on
the most favorable terms ut Wholesale or retail To
cash customers liberal discount will be made.
70 GEO. w. DuEsBERRY so long known to the trade, y
old customers at any time. Give US trial 81 Il
isf BINFORD, DICKINSON 4 WEISlGEk,
NH III = , . ~ No. 70 Main street. a
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- EOh hkNT-iuAlllAbORO 10rmet !.
i: lyWALL STREET HOTEsI.--Thia property
IL situated on 18th, between Main and Franklin
streets, hes been recently enlarged and undergone
thorough repair. IL can accomm odate comfortably
from fifty to lxty dodgers There IL large bar room
about thirty by forty feet parlor Is by so feet
dining room so by 10 feet, spacious kitchen with
large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges ali
Gently built; comfortable servants' rooms, convent
ences for coal and wood ID ellsuppled with watsr
In the kitchen, bar room and on the second fool,
gas has been introduced into the house. and there Is
ment. Il.s = 81 - a -, 8 -
Possession given ON the LIST of Fsbrpary. next.
For terms apply to FENDALL GRIFFIN
:. Ia Sl-.ff -NfsEff .zl5
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EHEsH GROUND PL7STEK.-Fr ON se.
tsstea Windsor lump; for sale BY aszg
TALIAFERko 4 BRO,
- lo-sn curner Cary ana lth q
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49, FUR SALE OK RRNTs-Thas dess-
s Fl cable brick dwelling on u arset between
Main and Frsnklin, rscsntiy seespSsd BY r.
A. Harrington, and adjoining the rssidsnes OF NJ.
Jno- d. Blair, Immediate possession gwen
- FOK RKNT.-Thaf very desirwsls
s5 House on Main street, Ind door sbove 10thst. :
This honss in the most rnprcyipg part " che
city, being IN snort distaAcsof the Banks and other
public places Of business Possessiou given fst Apn.
Apply 70 70 fs--ts 80 BENJAMIN DAVIS.
- FOK KENT on LEAsE-yTkns, cen.
81 vehiently Arranged and centrally located huild.
- ind situated on the n. n. Garner Of BROAD and
nth stsy diagopalY opposts the City conrsrhoasa
ana u visw ofshs Capitol For psstss.ienaI men =
combines every convenience having Offices detaehed
and also IN the main building the interior Of which
Of modern eenstruction. with two psxors, Asndsons
marble n,antlepieces TO Possea6oA OF The TIVE de-
tsched Offices can ss ysn 4 once Asd 81 shs snsss
the present term expires though snfiefactogy arrange
ment may be made 70 give posaesion ~ an earlier g
lster date - am informed " the present crcupar
M VIM. Rrsst, tsf the iiEmjf 0fsttsrk Brent, who
villtake pleasure IN showine he pfeees . sny oss
donirous Of vieWing them. y s - s's. -
: Apply p either q shs "a - H5sh T, =
sls.s.. 81 rly4tfeefW W.. seseasa. sssi
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DOLLARUS RHEUMATIC lNiAlENTs
mept have come under our especial notice Of late,
and among them we viii mention the case of a Mrs.
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bed for more than q week by rheumatism, and
was cured by ONE BorTLE or PoLLARD's RHEuMA-
TIC sLIsIMENr Prepared only by
81 -.., stIT9s q JOHN w. POLLARD, g.
F. ~ p Z 80; = - Druggist, 18th street.
And for aale hy Druzgiata thxoughout the city. !.
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-. MARKET GARDEN, sEc. FOK
sa RENT-The desirable and newly built Gothic
E1 Cottage, with 4acres Of land and outbuildinss
attached lying Just outside ef the corporation line at
present occupied by MrgJ. II. White Toa goodt. Il.
ant the rent will be moderate, and possession ii en-
Immediately. le1sa1eIH t,s7sS h''' 7a@ go
Also, adjoining the above, convenient House. suit
able for store and dwellings, good stand for q o.
Gerry Applysto stS@la $50 WIN. r. KING,
NH 1I--n1 sosaA Franklin st. near Old Market.
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rANTON MATING, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
The subscriber 10 now receiving his Spring sup
ply Of WHITE and CHECK MATING, FLOOR
and FABLE OIL CLOTHS, splendid assortment.
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HATS. Gaps, SHOES, 90.

7}s - LADIES GO TO HILLS! The
Ladies can now find at ALEX. HILLS,
90 - No. ia, Main street, all the different kinds
of Caters, Slippers and Ties of every description
Also Misses and Childrens Caters and Slippers of all
the latest and most fashionable styles worn this
He win sell them low for the quality, for cash. at
cash prices to punctual paying customers Nsss
- NOW GENTLEMEN ii you want
81 something that cannot be beat in the way of
BOOTS and SHOES call upon me and will.
~ show you good goods that am not ashamed of
nor would be let them be inspected by whom.osyer
they nav - --.5s t,sg..T79 ALEX HILL -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-08

-. FOR RENT OK LEAsE.--A cottage
Ri residence on Union Hill, opposite the residence
besides passage, basement and Kitchen The Lot con.
tains or acres we'll enclosed and in fine condition
to cultivate. For terms apply to =.-
- - X T.-s- = j, =. KEESEE, i
NH % dts, i8thst between Main and Cary.