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WESTERN FRUIT-The Snringfeld tO0 Journal
learns that the fruit trees ia the southern part Of
the state are neither so severely nor so generally
injured as has been represented. The Columbus
o., Fact learns,by private iotter from gentleman
residing IN Clermont coungy, that the excessive
cold OF the past winter destroyed great portion
OF the fruit trees in Southern Ohio, besides many
of the garden flower roots and shrubs
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WALKER "DisHosoRED"-The Journal of
Commerce states that q draft for $4,000, being
twenty dollars toll levied by Walker upon each
passenger who came over the Nicaragua transit
route on the last trip, has been presented At the
Office of the company in New York city, where
acceptance was refused.
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;'HE Old DOMINION.

TN H-ONDERS OF SCIENCE: or, Young Hum.
Vhrey Dayy, the Cornish Apothecsry's Boy who
taught himself Natural Philosophy, and eventu-
ally became President of the Royal Society
The life of wonderful boy, written for boys, by
Henry Meyhew. 75c.
HE HISTORY OF HERNiSDO CORTEZ.
b John s C. Abbott, with engrsvings. &c.
THE ASPEN COURT. story of our own time.
By Shirley Brooks. $i25
THE OLD DOMINIONi or the Southampton Mas
aacTe, A Novel. BY G. P. R. James. ste.
The PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAIID.
LIGHT IND DARKNESS; or, The Shadow of
Fate. A Story of Fashionable Life. new sup
ply 75c
HiRPEPS MACHINE for April 25c.
for sale by A. MORRIS,
nj l9--5t No. 81 Main street
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TIE ARCTIC.--The United States propeller
Arctic. which left New York on the 11th nlt., in
search of the missing steamer Pacific, and sailed
again from Halifax, N. s., on the 3lst and which
has not since been heard from at either point was
not. IL ia said expected to return for some time
when she sailed and therefore there need not bo
apy fears for her safety.
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STorPAGE OF THE NICARAGUA STEAMERS
The proprietor of the Nicaragua line of steamers
e.. vanderbilt, Esq, gives notice that the line is
withdrawn for the present, in consequence of the
extraordinary conduct of Gen Walker in seizing
or taking by force the property of American cit
zens. He says that the ships of the company shall
cient time to examine and look into this outrage
committed upon the property of the company
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SHIPWRECK AND Loss OF LIFE-The Califor
MIA papers report the loss of the bark Julia Amp,
bound to that port from Sydney. Five of her pas
sengers were drowned The cargo of the Julia
Ann was valued at $40 900, besides which the cap.
tain had $4,000, and the passengers about $500
in gold coin, all of which is totally lost The cap
tain and crew were on an uninhabited island two
MONTHS subsisting principally on turtle, sha rks
and cocoa nuts, and supply of water which they
procured by digging.
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WELL FoRGoTTEN.-The Binghamton Demo
crat says: The London Telegraph, enumerating
the American cities which the Britishers could
take just as easy in case of war between the
two countries, leaves ont New Orleans altogether
We can't account for the omission except on the
ground that they took it in 1914, and do not think
il necessary to take it over again
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SHOCK OF AN EARTHaUAKE.-The shock OF an
earthquake was felt at Madison, Conn, about III
O'Clock on the night of the 18th. The shock lasted
about thirty seconds, and was followed by SOUND
like distant thunder. The shock was felt in the
neighboring towns. No damage was done, al
though some timid ones were frightened.
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CHANGE OF MINISTERs.-The London Press
states that the Count de Medem, who was appoint
ed Russian Minister to this country after Mr. Bo.
disco's death. will. upon the conclusion of peace
be accredited at the Court of London
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EeUEsTRIAkIsM ExTRAoRDINARY.-A CORES.
pondent of Life Illustrated" gives the following
as portion of the experience of Cadet at West
Point: " Wv
When came back from furlough NV elass had
ridden for year, I only for q week or two. Moth.
ing daunted however, by this and blindly trusting
to fortune and my own powers, buckled on a
pair OF rusty spurs, bound myself securely to an
enormous sabre with a ponderous iron scabbard.
and sailed forth. Dragon brought me a raw.
boned, vicious looking animal, which, after
some preliminary difficulties succeeded In mount.
ing.
'Trot!" Horse started so did half off nv
saddle. had never been taught to keep nv heels
we'll out, and accordingly my spurs went in
Horse went in" too. Motion peculiar Began to
think was losing my balance. Sabre flew out
and hit the horse on the head In plunged nv
spurs deep among his ribs. Another jump. Sabre
flew back and hit him on the fanks Spurs work
ed convusivey among his bones-jump, thump
spuri Horse reared seized his name kicked up
caught his ear and saved myself 1t began to grow
exciting. Finally horse started off. Such race
Pulling on the name had no tendency to check his
mad career; rather seem to irritato him. Had
good hold with the spurs but did not consider m p.
self perfectly safe. Sabre flew up and hit me in
the face. Blind for moment, and heard some
thing drop. Looked up into the saddle and saw
was not there. Concluded it must be me on the
ground. Horse standing near eating grass and
looking at me with quiet twinkle in his eye add
ing insult to injury.
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ACQUITTED.-E. Calhoun d3arrett, of South
ampton county, Va, charged with the murder of
February last, was tried by the county court of
Southampton on Monday last and acquitted
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SAFE.-The ship James Baines, from Australia,
with large amount of gold ON board, bound to
Liverpool, and for whose safety fears were enter,
tanned, was telegraphed off Ballycotoon southwest
coast of Ireland, on the lst inst
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The meat house of l.. NJ. Jernigan, at Harrellf-
vile, N. G.. was destroyed by fire, with 10000
weight Of bacon, ON Thursday last.
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>xw9 CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES,

IsTgsZ The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
-----H--- Making Establishment, on Lombard AL
ley, between Main and Gary, (lSth and I4th streets
Gear the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES. BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
ops and SULklES, all of his own make, of the best
materials and Workmanship. All of which will be
sod low good work of the kind be in the city
ct Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
IN want of any article in the Carriage line as de-
termlned TO make to order and sell at the lowest
prlees possible aud all work sold that is new, war
lsEted.
II 1i-dqin MICAJAH MANGJJM.
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fe 1j-d9m MICAJAH MANGUM.

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
lends for their kind patronage during the past four
Years and beg leave TO say that am prepared to
iarnsh Store Fronts, Monuments Tombs, Vaults, AID
1tend to Enclosing Burying Grounds, and in fact all
work IN the Stone-Cutting and Building line.
Quahty OF Stone and Workmanship not to be sur.
passed North or South. oc 80
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CARD..-WM. PERCIvAL, Civil En-

x u Slneer and AfcnltecC-Omce, oOuuins . nun, On
11th, between Main and Bank street.
MECHANICAL AND ORNAMENTAL DRAWING.
In connection with my Architectural and En9i-
neering office, have opened Drafting room, where,
aided by competent assistants, am prepared to make
Designs aud Copies of all kinds Of Machine Work;
Plans for Bridges, stone otherwise; Copies to Lih-
ograph from, Of Railroad and Canal Maps and Pro-
files; Copies of Lend Maps, Tracings &c- with De-
signs for wood, stone or iron; Ornamental Work.
WILLIAM PERCIVAL,
NH I8--6m Civil Engineer and Architect.
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{ HAS. Ill. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer 18th street, between Main
and Cary. Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, DC
Metallic Roofing Guttering and Spoutng, put
upin any part of the city and country.
WILL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Kansas Afairs-Mr. Smith Of pirginia- The BIZ
Republicans, &c.
coRREsPosDENcE OF THE DISPATCH.


WASHINGTON, March 1s-10 r. II.
Ihe House resolution to send to Kansas for per-
sons ana papers win be determined at O'Clock to-
morrow-in the negative
Governor Smith of viruin;s snoke with great
effect upon the subject to-day have heretofore
said OF Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia and Mr.. Millsop.
that no others in the House are ever listened TO
with more a'tentlon. of Governor Smith I may
say with equal truth, that no one is more dreaded
in debate. Always selfpoised and well fortified
with facts, he resists the assault of every advar
sary unharmed, and is sure TO wound him AZ he
retreats He made il perfectly apparent to-day
that Kansas has in no possible legal sense chosen
any other delegate than Mr.. Whitfield and tina. il
has certainly chosen him as such according TO Ali
legal forms, as endorsed by Mr.. Reeder himself
But the Free State men are now wary of Mr.
keeder tnat little further trouble will be given
Ineir pest hope is the remanding of both the
Claimants to the people.
Sam Houston was today exceedingly severe in
tne senate against the findings of the late Naval
nc se.uaus BOARD, and drew upon himself thereby
Tue oasterles OF Senators Mallory CLAYTON and
bayard. OF Mallory because it was his bin and
Vi tue otner two because he had pretty broadly
assailea Oaptain Dupont, of their State, who was
In the Senate, speech MAKING oon,,,,,.. AZ:
evening until there were but six listeners on the
floor; in the House, until there were b,rt tbir.oa
Often when there is full House, the real listeners
are few. = 'N~ ~ -'''ene's
All eyes are looking anxiouly for the nartv oo,.
ventions in the summer, and the Republican Marty
most anxiousy of all, for they fear an internal
strife-such as viii tear their organization 10 fat
ters. Northern americans" may be Republicans
but the rule is not imperative the other way: and
yet the pure Republicans determined to rule or
ruin they say they will not Knowingly be over
ruled. Perhaps not
The bill for the creation of the State of Kansas
as soon as her population shall equal the basis of
congressional representation, which has been pre-.
sented by Senator Douglas, viii be resisted for a
time in some of its Details but will finally prevail
1t is q good bill, and should be acquiesced in :
think it will be found that in this step, at least the
talented and energetic Little Giant has achieved q
noble piece of work for the pacifcation of the
country. ABC
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AEkS,- NEW NOVEL

EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE
NE OLD Dominion; or The Southampton Massa-
ere Ey q. 2. T. james Sec.
aARPER'S Magazine for April Subscriptions so-
cited 70 this the most entertaining Magazine
Published in America for families.
ASPEN COURT. A story of times. BY
Shsley Brooks. $l.25.
THE Wonders of Sciencs; or Young Humphrey
Dsyy. By H. Mayhem. This is the life of q
wonderful boy. 75c.
HERNANDO Cortez By Abbott. 6Oc.
i New Novel by Reynolds. SOC.
uh Ia---3t GEO N. WEST.
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MECHANICAL

ox1s ENCOURAGE HOME MANU-
EAgsE EACTORIES.-Tbe subscriber has, and
Keeps constantly on hand an assortment
s' kockawLysl Bugries and Barouches mads of the
hest materials and by the most skilfull workman
y fAch he viii sell on ss accommodating terms any
Jne IN the city.
OEders taken for any style of carriage and executed
sthtay at his establishment on 18th street, between
trace and Franklin.
ja l7--d3m o. A. FRANCIS.
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SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
- MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
RCH VELVET, SATIN and CLOTH CLOAKS
AND TALMAS; FRENCH MERINOES; CASH
"a ERES Mouslns; Bed and servants' Blankets;
I lnnnes MORE antique Silks of all colors also a
Large assortment of other Silks You will find it to
interest to call ct the cheap store before pur.
thesng elsewhere. M. w. ROSE,
fe Pm No. 203 Broad at
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lust TO HAND
EEnh GI EECE

lust TO HAND
Durham MUSTARD, in pint end pint bottles
Walnut CATSUP
Super SALAD OH
Extra fine GUNPOWDER TEA
few dozen superior BRANDY, pale and dark
Chappeas D or BRANDY, pale ~
sIsilg ashsfiss Madeira VINE, N light a';a color
Bourbon WHISKEY, old
Apple lppSsii BRANDY, old and mo very fin.
NH II ED. w. ToMPKINs.
WELL AND GARDEN PUMPs.-.The
w subscriber has just received another supply OF
those celebrated WELL and GARDEN ~ PUMrs @ that
he has had for sale the past two years These Pumps
have given entire satisfaction to every person that
has used them. Call and see them.
CHAS H. LANGLEY,
Tin and Sheet Iron Manufacturer,
NH 18th street, between Main and Cary.
NEW SPRING GOODS..-THOAIAS ID.
IN QUARLEs(No. 22s Broad street, having receiv-
ed his full supply of seasonable Dry Goods, snow
pared to offer ell kinds of staple and fancy srti-
cles at such prices that cannot fail to please Con-
vinced from the experience OF the past two years,
that it is the interest of both buyer and seiler 70
adopt the CASH SYSTEM l invite particular inspee.
ton of my stock this spring by my former friends and
the public generally. NH l1---ot
TKON.--K. ARCHER & GO. have opened
! an Office at the store of Messrs Stokes L. Co., on
seriptions Of IRON msnufsctured at their Armory
Iron Works in this city NH l4-ts
nj OTI c E-.I have this day appointed
~ WIN II. SCHULTZ, as my agent to cstry on
ana mS sGho"is l5mfSts &' '1 JEREMIAH CRAWFORD.
COTTON YARNS-Of tho james River
" and Manchester Factories, for ssle-
NH 10 SIZER & PHAUP, "a Man 81.
+ AGE AND SILK ANTI : ..-Just
L. opened Lace and Silk Maptles, Of new styles
NH I9 c. HARTNELL Z ~.
7 ARD.-17 bbIs. hand 5 kegs fionntain
L. Lard of prime quality, lending end for sMe oy
NH 10 CRENsHAW 4 90.
EAWILY FL R-Of prime auaiiiy'
II warranted; for eale by ,u.u,A 4 RI
NH 10 CkENsnAw -.
TOFFEE AND CRUSHED ~ lsAh.--3oO
~ bbs. just received and for ssls N yY.w l. co.
DUTT K R.--3 boxes Nell and kess
y Mountain Butter LANDING, ,hEssasw ags ssis co.
mhi9 IN -o-- = = =
VT0TINT1TN SIZED OATs.-A superior
lsI article ,a In s'0r'' ~ 'e'' J,w COSBY.
EVEST11N e MERRILL,S INkALll-
FRIE YEAST POWDER--Wsrranfed 70 MAKE
.ht sweet and nutricious bread and cakes when gooa
aour Il used. The sureness of IL operation makesH
the cheapest article now in use Fcrssle Fcrsslee6yrre 6y
COAPs. sOAPs.--fsrswn Windsor senp,
- 1Tsnsparent Soap In bars. bslla and cakes For
sale sh n y No. : 10 sGRhnas Main .srss.
~ PAILs REFINED AK u, just re.
NH NH iss'a is .Aa - WILLIAMS I BROTHER.
EORN..-I3OO 6as6eK nice white Gers II
NH IL y D''.' ~ EpWN woaTaAA co.
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WIINHhI1AnMt Az HHMLE6r; EmfdE 6rIEX Il ANGE X
posite the Exchange Building Richmond, Va.
u Bills Of Exchange, Bank Notes, Coin, &c..
bought and sold.
~. Collections the Cities of Virginia and North
Carolina, made on favorable terms.
r Stocks bought and sold on Commission.
" Land Warrants wanted.
REFERS TO
Messrs. r. H. Chamberlaine y Sons, Bankers, Nor.
R. W. Bowden, Esq Cash'r Bank of Virginia, Nor
folk, Va.
Messrs Maury Morton, Bankers, Richmond Va.
:, Messrs. c. w. Purcell & Co.. Bankers. Richmond.
Va NH 6-dSm
NOTICE.--I have appointed CHARLES
manufacturing of SOAP, at the "Old Dominion Soap
Factory" and will keep constantly in store with
Messrs c. T. Workman & Co. superior article of
Brown and Family Soaps.
NH ll-2w* ELIZABETH HINES
DlCHMOND IRON and STEEL WORKS.
HI The subscriber continues 10 nanufacture
and keeps on hand, near the Peter sburg Railroad
BAR IRON, all sizes
SCROLL IRON, all sizes
HoIos HoDs and q IN Muls SHOE SS IRON
TAPERED IRON, for tobacco mills s.
FROG STEEL for Railroad Frogs
0 '''''' ''' O''''' JAMES HUNTER.
N B.xWEoueht Scrap bought and taken in ex-
change for New Iron. NH ll-lm"
DICHMOND NORMAL MUSICAL ACA-
h DEMY-T. L. GALLEHER, Principal--The
first session of this Institution will March
4th 1856, and continue for 18 weeks Its object TO
afford systematic and thorough course of instruc-
ton in every department of the science of Music
Vocal and Instrumental The pupils of this School
will be cassed according to previous attainments and
the course of instruction particularly adapted to EACH
The Pestolozon mode Of teaching will be pursued.
The Principal will have charge of the classes in the
Vocal, while in every other department he will be
aided by some of the most accomplished teachers in
the city In the Vocal department especial attention
will be given to the cultivation of the voice, which
includes instructions in respiration, resonance quality
of tone, pronunciation, articulaQn enuncation and
phrasng, and in general all that belongs to tasteful
style in execution.
TERMS for the session per scholar, two lessons per
week Vocal class exercises lst and I'd classes adult
81 so; for Sd and 4h classes juvenilel number
of lessons, SIS 25 lessons the Organ Piano, Melo
deon Harp and Instrumentation, two per week. $36;
lessons the Violin, Flute, Guitar, &C. two per
week. $22; private lessons the Voice, 81 per les.
son.
The instructions to the classes in Vocal Music will
be given in the Lecture Roem of the Second Presby
terian (Dr. Hoge's) Church.
Further information be had by application to
the Principal at his study, on 9th street, between
Clay and Marshall, or by reference to Circulars.
REFERENCES---To the Pastors of the Churches
of this city. fe S--lm
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pr sale;
oy @. Z.
e Lots in
cottaRs :
be Feir
4 Sth and
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VALUABLE LUMBER YARD ON BA.

SIN BANK, FOR SALE.--The snbscrlbeIs arc
authorized TO cell that very valuable Lumber House
on the Basin bank adjoining the Tollgatherers Office,
now in the occupancy of Thos. J. Peyton Esq II is
an excellent location and admirably arranged for
business. Apply to
NH l9--6t GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
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PosraoFFIcE AFFAIRS IN vIRaINIA-Post.
master General Campbell orders the following
Eslaensn post ofhce at Hackers Valley, Brax.
master.
, ARpo,ntmeats--J. w. Boggess postmaster at
numoerport Harrison county, vice l.. d. D.
Weare % To hil vacancies created by resignation
lin county, vice VIM Dawes Jos. r Moss post
master Boykin's depot, southampton county, vice
gohn Y. sykes L. J. Clark postmaster Pey tona,
Boone county vice VIM. ID. Pate. Samuel l.. Glib
ION ION postmaster pos Frost Poeahontas county, vice
Fields, Isle OF Wight county, vice N f. Powell
hudson Martin postmaster Martins Mil, Nelson
county, vice Elijah G. Thurmond Lewis Jones
postmaster Pig River, Franklin CO., vice John r
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IAKPER'S NIAGAZINE for April,
yvTrRFsTING NEW BOOKS. at

INTERESTING NEW BOOKS at
PRICE CARDOZOS.
-gY OCE4N BY T. II. Gosse; from the last Len
don Edition. book of r'uch entertainment and
.rstruction. containing an account of the Wonders
81. the Sea. It's animals its flowers, &c, inter-
.perseG with incidents and illustrated with fifty
tpo pictures-$l-
,-FySTER k4RL'S SKETCH ROOk-Hss thirty
.fx sketches of persons, places snd things, em-
hracins Those who Travelled without knowing
how" How Ladies are always Borrowing Pens
sud Ink" Venice" Uncle Bill Dumble,"
Rome" 'Hummins and Whisthng," &c, &c
4l25
--ITS FROM TIRE GERMAN BY W. H. Fur
ress containing " The Journal Of poor Vicar"
Ac-75c
-FE PORTFOLIO OF ESTERT-4INMENT and
Instruction; from the press Of the Presbyterian
Pos1d printed on clear white paper, beautifully
Illustrated snd filed with choice resdiug-Sl.50.
- We have also received from the Presbyterian
Board
LIFE or DR. fLEXANDER-$l.25
B-4NDERfNGS or 4 PILGRIM-25c
DESTRUCTION or FJERUS1LEM-25c.
CHIPS STORY BO0h-5lc.
GuVS WORD TO INQJfRERS-l0c.
NtTHEW HENRl-S METHOD Or PRAYER
81 cts
GtTHRIE'S GOSPEL IN EZEKIEL expected
--.. ..y-75c.
RIVE would invite the attention of our friends
.- our assortment of Pouemonnsies, Portfolios and
S,.e P:FeE and Envelopes, to which we have lately
- sfs irlCOrtdut additions NH l9-2t
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DTD DDOMTNIPN.--N hW BOON : re.
" celveG by HA AGROLD MURRAY

= tTINtl Uy ~ ENItOL u q . IT ShhAI'
No 20 Brosd street.
-aa Old Dominic esxsThe Southampton Massacre
Novel by @. v. James. SOC.
HsrPers Masaz ~ for April 26c.
Tie Wonders o. Fcierce, or Young Humphrey Dsvy,
written foF boys. 75c
Tze History n Hernando Cortez, by Jacob Abbott.
Wilson Oh nsPunctuatiou sl
H4r-r's story Book for April 25c.
i-1tG Einwt cd, by Caroline Lee Hents. Sl.25.
jlli4 y the Pearl River, by Mrs. Soutbworh ST..
Oisrb Is and Speeches of the Hon. Edward Everett,
ffos St. NH l9
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II nEMOyAL..-JOSEPH M.1PETROS has
~ removed his Confectionery and Fruit Store from
Main TO nth street. between Grace and Broad, whore
he will be pleased to receive calls for anything in his
line from his friends and the public generally.
DE has now en- hand large and well selected stock
of Confectionery, Fruit, Preserves &c, and Is pre-
pared to fill orders for weddings parties short
tice. --
New York prices NH l8-6ts
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ttIg.ateS Z.
Office, %
70, undet
' DIN, f
streets Il
|!tce office
mes, Cd.
Also, thu
nd admit
painte~s
nIns rrnls aps
DIN. Z
streets. H
tsrrfiaNe
lot, on 3
;.S ah and
DIN, L
E streets 4
use, on
an excei.'
ITrnsnen.'
DIN, i
streets. +
~ de-
near lear Mr..
Kitchen.
ouse and.
n imn..I
nehester.I
ms with
|,s,ditatsiyIl !,
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street.
, brick
zen, Ae i
and Ca
counters,|
and 2hI
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and Gsl
ICE. |
|treets. |
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE. Persons In.
IL debted to the estate of Moses Branch, decd are
lay, to Edw. e. Dudley at the store lately occupied
oy the deceased; and persons having claims against
the estate viii present them to him, duly authent-
Gated, for settlement. = ~. i
WILLIAM BEERS, Exr,sof NJ
EWD. Z. DUDLEY, Branch, deceased,
The business will be conducted as heretofore at the
OLD stand where we soici. continuance Of the pa
tronage literally bestowed on the late Moses
Branch.
WILLIAM BEERS, Exr.'s Of NJ.
NH l5-d&wIm fIEfF
- 30 DOLLARS REWAKD...RaH.
VI away from the subscriber the 7sh inst,
Nnegro man named HENRY. He is about ~
~ years old. of o dark brown color. medium nze
.ss and height The said negro was hired By me
from, Martha Allen. will pay the shove reward q
$50 for his appnehension and confinement In any JAIL
In the State Of Virginia, 90 thst get him again.
LEWIS HYMAN, es Main H
Richmond, March 18th. mh is-Sw'
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Seed Oats, receiving this morning, and for sale by
nh la-5t* MARK DOWHEY.
'AMBBiC AND SWISS C0LLARs.--
- Just received Cambria Embrcided Collars :;
so"ls DO do; Cambria do do and sSleeves in 1etts
Eh"sf do dc &c do. These goods are of our own i'm
FoFtstior and VIC cen cell them cheap.
mn 70 c. HARTWFLL & CO
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