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AZ. &R Maxwelfs Circular |

ANECDoTE OF NAPOLEON AND THE LADIES'
Dr. Baird n late lecture at st Louis, related an
amusing apedote of Napoleon le Grande aad the la
dies who attended his first grand reception ball, at
the Tuitleres. The old nobility had departed,
and everything was new The invited guests were
mostly military officers and their wives Some
two thousand ladies were present When supper
time came they of course took precedence tf the
gentlemen A question arose who had the right
to 60 first The great dining room hall wasthrown
open, admitting them, and the doore wers then
closed and the officers of the palace found it i'm
possible to open them The dispute among the Ia
dies grew warm One lady said the right was
hers. as her hu band was great general; but she
soon found that Others maintained, on one ground
or the other. that their claims were greater Near
while the officers could not get the doors open, and
in CONSERVATION of them FASTENED to The First
Consul and asked him how they should settle tie
ques,i IN of precedence. "Oh,' SAYS Boosparte,
nothing is easier; tell them the eldes: Is 70 go
frs" The officer reported to the ladies the First
Consul's decision and instantly they all fell back!
This gave the officers an opportunity to get the
door 8 open, hen, to their astonishmenf, none OF
the ladies' ere willing to 60 first. After standing
in that ridiculous position for moment, they De,
gan to laugh heartily at their own folly, AID all
marched iuto the dining room without delay This,
said DR.. Baird, is one of the thousand and one sto
res they tell in Paris OF the Great Napoleon, to
illustrate the readiness of his wit
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ACCIDENT TO RIsTORI.-A letter dated Naples
February 9th, to the Piedmontese Gazst'e savs:-
Yesterday evening the celebrated Adelaide Ristf'
ii played Phpdra for the fifth time The theatre
was entirely Ii led, and it is impossible to describe
the enthusiasm OF the audience. At the end of the
fourth act Pbedra should faliin fainting fit RS.
tori W as seized with sudden vertigo, and stag
gerips tn the front of the stage fell violently d. r
arm bruke four or Eve of the gas>burners of the
footlishts and she received severe cut above the
elbow. She was Immediately carried behind the
scenes. where her injuries were examined by two
eminent surgeons The audience waited with IL >
tense anxiety till they received the news in regard
to the idolizsd actress. Among those most spx.
ious to hear The report, was the Count OF SyiA-
cuse, the Kings brother,
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WHATS IN A NAME I'VE fed the following in
the Legislative (Assembly) report CT the Albany
Statesman Of Friday:
Randall Breed put in petition asking that bis
name might be charged to Ly man Breed Randall,
The reason given was that the lady he desired to
marry had objection to the Breed, but was viii
ling to unite her self TO him provided that the pray
er of his petition should be granted by the State,
aud bis lega! name changed to Randall. He there
fore wished to pat the Breed in the middle. He
had nearly succeeded two years since in getting r
bill through 1t then passed the House, but was
lost in the Senate for the want of two votes thus
depriving him for The time being Of q wife.
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THE DIPLOMATIC RECEPTIoN-At noon to-day,
scc0rdns to ime-honored custom, the various
Foreign Ministers accrf dited to this government,
called, in body, President Buchanan, and
were, in form and in turn, presented to him by
Mr.. Secretary Cass NJ. Sartiges, the
French Minister, now the senior member of the
CORPS addI essed the President in their behalf in
cangratulatory aud exceedingly tifactory speech
to which President Buchanan replied, in a manner
which was he theme of much praise from the dis
tingushed gentlemea to whom it was addressed -
UdshiHet0R Star 18th
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A CAsE-Iu the court of special sessions this
morning q man named Smith was arraigned for
stealing a demijohn containing three gallons OF
whiskey. "Are you guilty or not guiltyf' asked
clerk wall you can call it what you likes; l
TUX the whiskey. thst admit. and driaksd II
too" you took 1t without leave, did you noih i
never ait to be asked when that articles round"
NJ Y Post
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HANDSOME PRESENTS AT the Holiday Street
Theatre Thursday evening, on the occasion of II g
benefit CT Miss Ellen Morant, her Baltimore friends
presented her with gold watch and chain valued
at 500, and q costly diamond ring. and while she
retiring from the stage after beng called out
between the pieces, to receive the cong tons
Of tie AUDIENCE, purse containing over 500 was
thrown at her fest
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ANOTHER ARCTIC ExPEDITIoN.-The London
(Engand) Atheraum states that the British Gov
ernment has decided sending another Arctic
Expedition, to clear up, if possible, the mystery
shroudng the fate of Franklin and his party
The expedition will consist OF two vessels with
auxiliary steam pne er, and be equipped in such
manner as to enable the most complete and
exhausting search TO be made
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NoMINATIoNs.-Silas b Hunton, Esq, of Fau-
quer, has received the Senatorial nomination of
the Democratic party of Fauquer and Rappahan-
mock, to represent them in the next Senate of the
State James K Marshall. Ed, has been nomi-
mated as the American and Wing candidate -
Richd Fl. Carter, Esq, declines reuomina alton
for the House Of Delegates, from Fauquier county,
wears.
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COTTON SHIpmEsTs The New Orleans Cres.
cent notices large and increasing shipmests Of
cotton from that port direct to Continental parts OF
Europe, as proof of growing disposition to throw
off the dependence on Liverpool
Several large shipments have recently been
M ade from New Orleans to ST. Petersburg.
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LAMP SALES OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL hAiL'
ROAD CoMPAnY.-The sales of land by this comps.
nv for the las. two months far in excess 4
what they were for the same period last year !
January. 1853, the sales amounted to Sl74 Uo0 In
January, 1857, they reached $3.50 00O IN February,
1885, the sales amount ted to ~75000 in February.
1857 the aggregate sales reaches S2d2 600.
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REMAINS OF THE MARTYRS The bodies of the
fourteen hysicisns and assistants from PhiIadel-
phia who perished in this city 10 the pes'ilence of
1855, are to be dsinterred under the direction Of
Thos Webster, Jr Esq. the chairman Of the
"Philadelphia Relief Committee and taken 20
that city for interment.-Notolk (Ia) Argus
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a. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
~ Capital pRIZR s50,000!:

,,,z,,s to the great favor with which our sinsle
."Asr ot,eries have bseu received by the public,
ia he lsrse demand for Tickets the Msasses s.
$50 80 & "a will have a drswiEg each Saturday
sNabort the wear The f5iowipR Scheme will be
sa.ue In each of their Lotteries for Msreh 1857
o's~ saturday, Starch xtst, 1857.
CLASS 30,
4. s-.ryr IN the city Of Alfalfa Ga in public, on
40 Saturday. iia,ch e~th, 1857,
ov TgE pISN or SINGLE NJhBERS.
$3.50 Prizes!
>f,,s tk..s Oas P',zs 10 kecyy Tea IfeSets!
{0.Etl0 Tickets.
.aANNIEICENT SEhEMEi
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GOOD PRICE The Vineyard Gazette sa- that
seventy years ago the winter was hard one At
that time two teams passed from the main land to
Nantucket, each with half cord of wood, which
sold to the inhabitants of the island the ate
of $50 per cord
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KILLED RY LiaHTFIEG.- During the thundfr
storm or Friday, the eth ult., negro man, be.
longing to MT. Thos ID. Weens, OF Henry county,
while passing from the feid in which be had been
p,o~ log, with the plow chSins around his neck.
was struck bv lightning and instantly kiled.-
GriGu (Gd.) Union.
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e COMPLIMENTARY SUPPER.-In Norfolk. or.
Wednesday night, supper was given by ci,
zens of that place to Thomas Webster, jr, of Phil
aielphia, who was President Of the Relief Assoc.
citation in Pbiladelphis during the Norfolk pesti.
and " IS q very pleasant affair to both parties
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Lord Napier, who reached Washington on We'd
nesday evening, proceeded to the residence of his
secretary of leestion Mr.. Mapley, in Georgetown,
where he remains for the present His suite con-
,ioue at Wiliard's, where he engaged apartments
fur his household
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WREcK-T brig Edward, Capt Tracy, seven
days out from Cardenas. Cuba. for Savanpah, with
a cargo of molasses was lost ons the outer Hatte-
ras Shoals on the 7th. Andrew Pennington Da.
rius, Montgomery, Chs. Smith and VIM. Haw es,
seamen, were drowned.
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TAXES ON WEAPoNs.-The Legislature of North
Carolina has imposed a tax on bowie knives. Eve
ry person who keeps bowie knife must pay tax
for the privilege. The tax is likely to yield q
Iarpe revenue.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 Taliaferro Esq, re-
signed his office of Cashier of the Rank of Vir-
ginia, at Danyille, Va on Saturday last and Capt.
George E. Welsh was appointed 10 fi the vaean-
cy thus occasioned. Mr.. Taliaferro has been an
officer in this bank for more than twenty years
The Board of Directors voted him a silver pitcher
pou the reception of bis resignation
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GONE TO EURoPE-Mr. James b. Roberts, tie
tragedian, yesterday to havs sailed in the clip.
per ship Typhoon. from New York, on prcfeS-
sional tour in Great Rritan, at the conclusion OF
which he viii go TO Australia, aad on his re,urn to
the United States will visit California
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A RELIC We were shown, the other day, By
George E. Deneale, Esq, the celebrated Arabian
horse, Iuvaum, presented by the Sultan of Arabia
to Mr. Van Buren, while Presdent of the United
States, and sold by the government to Mr. Dodge,
of Georgetown, d. The horse is now old. ana
was presented the other day to Mr.. DeDeale, by
Mr.. Dodge, as testimonial of his regard for the
Representative Of Rockingham - Rockingham
Democrat.
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SALE OF THE BRICK CHURCH PROPERTY The
property known as the Brick Church property. in
New York, which was recently offered TO the gov.
ernment on which to erect post office, was sold
Thursday for $500, 900. the owner reserving the
fnt
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WINTER IN DELAWARE "A letter dated Port
Penn. Del, March 10, says: There was foe
fall Of snow, yesterday, and the sleigh bells are
juggling right merrily.'
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FAILURES IN THE CoTToN TRADE.-A letter
from Manchester England reports the failure of
several Greek houses engaged principally in the
cotton trade Business in the manufacturing dis
tricts was exceedingly dull.
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COTTON RECEIPTs-Efects Of the Foreign Neps.
The total decrease in the cotton receipts at
Southern ports TO dates, is one hundred ami fifty
thousand bales. The Kangaroos news depressed
the market.
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RE intermediary s. Magraw, Esq was on
Wedne sday reelected State Treasurer of Penn
syvania by the Legislature of that State. The
vote stood MaRraw 65, Dock 81
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MURDER Capt. J. w. Ricketts,, of Mexico,
Anderson county, Mo formerly of Rappahaupocs
county, Va, was lately murdered bv his wife 8
brother near the town of Mexico, in that State.
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MORTON, THE COMPANION OF DR. KANE The
name Of VIM. Morton will no doubt be familiar to
all who have rad tie account of the las: Arctic
Expe iili9n, der the command of the lamented
Kane. This gentleman sailed to England with
DIR. Kane and thence to Havana and now accom>
paDies the remains to Philadeph Mr.. Morton
born in Ireland, but left his native land at a
very early age, and has now been in America
about seventeen years. He first became acquaint-
ed with DR. Kane in California, and after voy-
age to the Polar Seas, Joined the Arctic Expedition
under DR.. Kane, and sailed on the i'l-iated "Ad-
vance" MIR. Morton was the one who volunteered
with the E-q1maux boy to go North in search Of
the Open Sea, and af e. a circutous and fstguing
route ofthree hundred miles, dragsine heir sledges
the icebergs the great Polar Sea discov-
cred, aud the noble Morton lin whom every one
will become interested IN reading )r Ksne's ac-
COUNT s now the only living white man who has
ever beheld the great Open Polar Sea, wi ere cold
waters roll and toss against the icebergs OF the far
distant North.
Mr.. Morton is now but thirty five years of age,
and has the appearance of one who could well un-
derg2 the fatigues Cf an Arctic winter
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ToBACCo.-Some of the farmers express fears
that the tobacco plants have been killed in the beds
by the recent severe cold SPELL The Danviile Re.
publican thinks that they have been but little il
iured, and that there will be no difficulty about
getting good stands if we have favorable seasons
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A NEW COMET The Phare de la MaRche of
Cherbourg France, of the 18th ult.. states that
very brilliant comet there the pre- vious
evening In the West. II had no tail, but appeared
to be surrounded by nebuIous rays of light.
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Hon John v. Wright announces himself can
ddste Tor -eeeiion 70 Congress from the I'm g
I ics If ] eanessse.
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APPROPRIATION iklEES.
rr,res Of so app.oSimsting to $4,000
r-.TD 10 = |, ,Vup
RI. OF 600 epProxsmatlns to $4,000
rrtge sse. .-,-...'.-. .s''-' ''"''--..''.'. oVo
prlle, Of sl01 Gprro1imAtins to $1,000
yri5es q sSo spproximstin2 TO $4,000
prIEs A+e.....-.'-''..' -''.'''.''... o&o
4 priges of s65 GpproxinstlHg to $500
prize a-a........,'. .''.''':.-... @oV
rlizes Of ESQ approxinatins to $4,000
cTizs Ete-.....'''-.. -''-'-''''-''.''-'. <so
pTizss OF KS GpPromnsuLs - $4,000
pYlEs aTe........,'-..'-.,'. .,'.'.s''-..'.'. <~V
4 pTiges OF $50 app.oXims'iGS - $4,000
pgizU aVS........a'..-... -''-.''.'...... @oo
pr,zes of s.i Gyptoximstins 10 $1,000
rrl1y .--.,s-..-.-...''..-. iSo
z-,',.s Of 1 10 G,poIimstiRg to $4,000
~"
,r}z.s yE d,su .pproxmstlns 70 $4,000
Hrlzs ss-...,..'- -........'s...s.s' l<V
. .,r5zs. OF 42J c,fr0ximsting {, IL $lrt0
80 80 ......................... ZOE
= M, i,..f 90 0OG
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Saturday Morning, Mnrch Ia, 1887.

SINGULAR CASE SUPPOSED TRANCE Fri.
day last, young lady, nsmed Williams died
suddenly of disease OF the heart In Cineinnst, .,
but on Sunday, when every arrangement. had bee
made f'r her funersl-when the carriages and
hearse had arrfvei and friends assembled. a re.
lative, on approaching the body for the purpose
of taking last farewell of the departed noticed
a very perceptible flush come over the count ten.
ance of the dead. and on placing his hand over
the region of the heart, be wac surprised TO ind
II yet quite warm, notwithstanding the factor
supposed fact-;hat death bai occurred three
days previous A number of medical men were
at once summoned, who after a consultation, ed
vised a postponement of the funeral. and the
hearse and carriages were dismissed. Since
tha. time the body has not at all changed in np-
pesrauce The countenance continues flushed,
and there Is considerable warmth perceptible in
the region CT the heart. Meantime, the family
and friends are in the greatest doubt and per-
plexity amid conflicting opinions as to the nature
of the case. Some, who have visited the body,
confident that death has actually taken place,
while others maintain that the young lady lies in
a trance. hundreds of people have visited the
house daily, drawn there by the singularity of the
case.-CiE. Eng.
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NlRs. DAVIS, COUGH ELlXlk.-Thi
ISl excellent and never failing remedy for Coushs
Colds, Whoopins Cough Pulmonary Compliant, and
arising from Colds snd neglected Coughs 10 rapidly n
crsasine in popularity. The following testimonial 10
from gentleman well known In this community:
RICHMOND, May q, 1853.
Mrs L. b. Da,os: Dear Madam, take great plea
sure in certifying the beneficial effects OF your val
uabe medicine, named and % well known a. "Mrs
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used It In my
family for the last years. In the Of which
my wife has been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease Of the chest contracted during
nv csmpsien In the late war with Mexico with al
gratitude Madam towards you. for its good eHesta
you can make any Of this letter You may think
prope. for the benefit Of the community st large
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS c. BALL.
Tor sale By Mrs.. 4. ,. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Bean.
Alex Duvsi, Hatersoa Jsskson, Chas. MtllsVaash,
II J. Risox A. Rodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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DINNER TO AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICERs-We
are indebted to the New Haven Journal of WEEDS
nesday for the following:
we have received by the Elm City copiea of the
Barbados Globe to Februsry s. The Globe of the
"a OF February gives an interesting sccouut of din
nsr given by the merchants of Brdgstown to the Of
hcers OF the United States fgate errimsc lying at
tnat port. Nearly one hundred gentlemen were pre-
sent among them several resident Snericans Mr.
Ed"Ard Trowbrifss, of this city, responded to the
to's Our other American guests in a very neat
speech and conc udsd by proposing, The health of
the resident British merchants tf Bsrbadoes- NAV
their prosperity equal their hospitality just behind
and over The president's chair suspet tded fac
portrait of Gan. Washington, draperied by the an
clrcling colors U Ems land aud America; the British
ensign and the star spanged banner enwreathed the
picture OF him whom American history loves TO le-
sord first in ws- -st in peace and frs. in the
hearts OF his counTymep. The VIII de affair is d, !.
sSrlbed by the Globe very pleas to all who par.
ticipatsd In H."
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CHOIOE Ol-D WINks And BhAN.
u Dies, aiways 70 BE- bad for MediciaM use %
the kICHMOND VINE STORE
mh7 q Main street.
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tUtNT NALENSkIS S FANCY BALLr-lEe PaTlS
papers are full OF details about Count Walewski 3
Fancy Ball. so are the Brussels and Ilavre jour
mails. The correspondent OF the Independence
Delse says that tue bali was most successful and
delightful from the beginning to the end-a rare
occurrence with such festivals. The Countess
Wa'ewSki was universally declared to be charming
as Diana the Huntress-a quiver on her shoulder,
and half moon of brantS on her forehead The
Count appeared in a black costume, epoch Louis
NV. with the blue ribbon.
Styriau 4uadrille was executed, in which the
eegant costumes of Nine. de LoWenthal baroness
OF Wn)chtert and wife of The Wurtenburg Mui'-
ter, wee conspicuous. The young German diplo
mstiSts were dressed to represent tho Staff of
Pfince Eugene, and the hero himself IS as per sona-
ted by Count Caroley; all the costumes being
act and very rich Lady Cowley was
dressed as Marie Tudor; the Princess Czastoryska
as shepherdess The greater part of the ladies
OF the Emperor's household were in costumes of
Louis Nv; The Msrchioness dAdda also wore
powder, as Gid the ladies attached to the Legation
OF the L nited States. Mile Mognan was as charm
ing as Amazon. The msority of the high func-
uonaIles were in domino. There were no Cabi-
net Ministers present Many young ladies were
10 elegant dominos, which did not interfere with
TIER dancing operations.
The PeIsans Were present ia their ancient "a
tlonai costume, which is much superior to the
modern Oue man appeared in most re-
markable dress. 1t was that of Diogenic Chif-
fonleF IN the reige of Louis XIV. He had bare
legs-thst is legs in silk stockings of flesh color
shoes Of white satin embroidered and spapgled in
gold and silver doublet Of cloth of gold. He as
in his shirt sleeves and on his back carried bas,
ket full Of roses In his left hand was golden
lantern, and in his right silver hook. Who the
mysterious wearer of tais costume was no one
knows,
There as also celestial group. A lady dress
ed 10 represent the moon, led half dozen girls,
dressed as stars. Among them was a comet
perhaps the same one that s to destroy the world
next June. The Ball lasted till 5 o'clock il the
morDing-and was closed as is usual, with cot-
Ion, led off by the Count de Rancourt and the
Countess Walewski. The Syrian Quadrilie, the
Larcers aud the Mazourka had previously been
danced with great success"
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DURIAHLE Gas AktAkAIUs -.Hav-
j aI received the exclusive agency for the State
ufVrgE.a from the Mary land Portable Gas Compa-
az for the Sd 70 of their nschines, are nov pre-
p2.ed TO contract for tn cir erection
The machine is remarkable for Its extreme siEl-
p,icty, is sstety and economy one half cent per
LuileI Jr hours consumption, is large estimate
for ts Gas while IN Illuminating qualities 1t Is not
surrsssed by the Cosi Gas Of any city in hs UnicL
lr u vel adapted for Private Houses, Factories,
schools Colleges Churches snd watering places,
aid provides what IN cities is Gonsidered indis-
peDa4b,s uAury. q good gas HeEt. at much less ex-
9eUss tHsu ls paid for Oil or CBnaIeE.
AoY Information ou the subject may be obtained
- Addressing STEBBINS Il YULLEN,
NH iOl Broad street.
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Rev. Mr.. Jetsr, Of Richmond, is preaching Ia
Warrepton, Va
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NOAH WALK kK g CO.,
~ WHOLEBALE AND RETAIL
GT0THfERA Nh R6 Nat

fBransh Of the Baltimore House, respectfully
ash tho attention Of the citizens Of Richmond and ts
vicinity TO the stock Of Ready Aads Clothing whish
they are jest opening.
Possessips superior Meilitiss for procuring ssd
making up the Erestsst vaxisy Of Domestis aad Ter
eigu Cloths CAssimeres and VestineA thsy are e.e-
bled TO oer unusual induesmsnts 70 sustcIaesA Who
are most respectfully s6lisitsd - q ese =. q
fore purahasfns.
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kIi>> IL, w. WHITE proposes to give
'A Lessons m Execution in this city. Those who
2stGs, &c, BY addressing note to Miss e. W.
"hIFt. throGsh the Post Office fe Its
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' Iy re,ucn his thanks to the citizens OF Rich
il12a for the encouragement he has received since
II commenced the Undertaking business and would
'1y that ne still keeps good Hearae, PAIR Of hne,
arg, sentie Horses and careful Driver Also
C'hns @! styles and quail ties and to persons who
A4y ose their servauts, he thinks they will find It
10 'htit interest TO cali him, TO get them neatly
11G GH.spIy lnteued
te ll-lmE Rroaf street hetlceen ID nnd Sd